The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1893-05-05
Again we say-clean up!
-Potatoes 40 cents per bushel.
Wheat 81 cents for No. /. hard.

Again we say-clean up!
-Potatoes 40 cents per bushel.
Wheat 81 cents for No. /. hard.
The farmers are all very busy seeding.
The roads are drying up and improving
rapidly.
-Arbor day tomorrow. Where's that tree?
Be sure you plant it.
The hobo has again made his appearance,
a sure foreruuner of spring.
DIR. Featherston's next visit will be on
Saturday, May 20. to Tuesday, May %.
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. Rob. Patterson, OF
Pickers, on Monday. May Isl, daughter.
-WANTED-At tue PIONEER office, good
boy to serve as apprentice. Apply at once.
When in need Of blank notes call at the
PIONEER Office and get some Of the new form.
&C. G. Boise removed his family and house,
hold effects to Sherbrooke the first Of the
week.
H. A. Lucken and L. A. jacobson were
visitors at Sherbrooke Wednesd ay. on business
intent.
The Chambers Encyclopedia man was in
town Thursday. draining the boys of their
dollars.
Atty. J. P. McMahon departed yesterday
for Minneapolis. on business trip Of several
days duration.
We are informed that sou was born to
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Palfrey. of Riverside,
on Saturday last.
C G. Boise has 200 bushels of millet seed
for sale. Leave orders at the hardware store
of Luce. Warner l. loney. (2w)
-Bctter weather is our portion this week,
and as consequence, seeding has generally
begun amol tho farmers.
Euy "quick Neal" and be happy!
There are no imitation metals about
hem-they are genuine.
e. j. Pepper and Bert Warner went up 10
Rob Patterson's in Pickert township, Wcdnes-
nesday, returning Thursday.
Herman Harness and vito removed to
their farm near Colgate Tuesday, in order 10
commence the summers work.
Charley Grettpm, representing ills firm OF
Grandin 4 Edwards, Mayyille, was in town
on business the first Of the week
The music of tho frogs Is heard every
where, which betokens spring. Besides, we
haven't had blizzard for week.
Tile W. c. T. U. will meet at the rosid-
enco Of Mrs. +aor kipg, Saturday, May 18th,
at 8 .. III. All are invited to attend.
Leo Lang was quite i'll tho first of tho
week, being confined 10 his homo and bed
He is improving now, we arc glad 10 note.
--Mr. John Mullen, Of Broadlawn township
who has been quite low for same time with
cancer Of the stomach, died Sunday night last
For SALE. CHEAP-For cash or on time
two Van Drunt d Davis Seeders, as good a
new, Call on McMahon Bros. for particulars
Tom Powers, Of Portland, ia in town shak
ing hands with old friends and. on the side
trying to sell to the township officers a roat
grader.
Mr.. and Nrs: ]. p. Brown departed yes.
terday for Chicago. They will be absent fo
some length of time. taking in tho sights a
tho Worlds Fair.
"A baby boy was born to Mr. and Mrs. Jas
T. Masters on April 18TH. The PIONEER jus
heard OF it SO it is not to blame for not men
tioning the fact sooner.
A fre baby boy came to the home Of Mr.
| and Mrs. John j: Wamberg on Friday nigh
i last to brighten and cheer the lives Of th,
parents. Everybody smoked.
The proceedings of the county commits.
| sioners, at their meeting held last Saturday
will be found elsewhere; also uotiees to bridgl
builders and lumber dealers.
| The Ladies Aid Society of the Congrega
tional church will give maple sugar supper
at their hall north Of pcstoflice, Wednesda!
evening, May 18th, at O'Clock. Supper 25cts
The editor, in company with justice
Pressly and H. A. Lucken, enjoyed boat rid
in the new hunting boat on Monday last, OIL
the smooth and placid waters Of Klovstat
Lake.
Casey Foster showed up IN town again OF
Monday last, after an absence Of severa
months, during which time te has been TAX
ing in the country in the north part Of til,
state.
On Sunday evening, May 18th, temper
ance meeting under the auspices of the loca
W. c. T. u. will be held in the CoDgrega
| tlonal church, 10 be addressed by Rev. James
| Of the NJ. E. church.
z=zJaa. Johnson, tho painter, ia here frou
the state Of Illinois. Indoor painting ant
paper hanging specially. Sign painting
| ETC. Good work and reasonable proes. se'
him for wall paper samples.
June 20 will be North Dakota day at th,
| Worlds Fair. Our town is likely to be wei
represented on that day, as it is the intention
Of the greater part of our people who intont
going to pay their visit in June.
The Great Northern railroad will sell tick,
cts to Chicago, Oh account Of the World Fair
for 1886, limited to continuous passage il
each direction. with iual return Limit Of Nov
ember Is tn. not very big reduction!
j. A. klovstad and Bert Warner spent
| couple OF days about Colgate, the first of til,
week, shooting (at) ducks and geese. The!
brought home one lone goose, and ten dollar
| worth Of ammunition less than they started
| with.
Mfrs. D. N. Van Dusen wishes to inform
the public that she is better than ever prepar
ed to turn out artistic photographic work an,
to give her patrons entire eatisfaciion. Civ
her call at her residence aud see samples o
her work.
Miss Mary J. Gillespie arrived Tuesda!
last from Belfast, Ireland, and will make Le
home with her father. Rev. VIM. Gillespie, a
this place. She reports as having had . pleaq
! ant Y0yNge NcrOss the deep. and tLa halancl