The Hope pioneer., 1893-06-23
Potatoes 40 cents per bushel.
Wheat 45 cents for No. hard.
Don't forget the circus tomorrow.

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| Buy your milet OF Stewart & Drew.
Sch ool closes today for the summer voca-
tion.
DIR. Featherston. the painless Dentist ar
rives tomorrow.
Col. w. H. Robinson. Of Mayville, is in
! town looking after business interests.
Tho insurance adjustors are to Ge here to-
day, to adjust the losses by the recent fire.
-WANTED-At the PIONEER office, good
boy to serve rs apprentice. Apply at once.
The race track in Hills pasture has been
put in good condition for the 4th Of July races.
When in need Of blank notes call at the
PIONEER Office and get some Of the new form.
The w. c. T. U. will meet at tho Congre
gational Church. Saturday, June oath at 8 p.
| IN.
AT the echool election Tuesday II. Fl.
Wasem was elected director for Hope town.
ship.
-,Our democratic friend. N. A. Westcott, OF
Mayvi!e. while in town last Friday made us a
pleasant call.
"A number OF the young people of town
enjoyed picnic on the banks Of the pictur-
csqus Sheyenne Tuesday.
w. D. Kecney departed Saturday for Pope
county, Minnesota, called thither by the seri-
Gus illness Of his mother.
H. A. Lucken has rented w. I. Warrey's
residence in the south part of town, and will
remove thereto shortly.
The Ladies' AID Society Of the NJ. E.
Church will meet at the home Of Mrs. Hench
next Thursday afternoon at two .. III.
Have you an idea? 1t may be valuable.
Is it patentable? Write DUBOIS & DUBOIS,
long established Patent Attorneys, Washington,
D.. c.
Thomas Gillespie and Mr.. Gorman, arriv-
ed from Kilbourn City, Wis. Thursday, for a
visit with their relatives, Dan'l Fullmer and
family.
-Rehearsals for the comedy "The Heroic
Dutchman of Seventy -six," are now the order
OF almost every evening. They say the play is
dandy.
The PIONEER Office turned out on We'd
nesday some attractive posters in col0rs for
the committee in charge of the Hope 4!h of
July celebration.
On the fourth page of this weeks PIONEER
will be found a column devoted to diyersiG ed
farming. Our Steele county farmers could
read it with profit.
@ffHS DR.. Featherston's next visit TO Hope
will be from Saturday, June "a, to Tuesday,
the 9th. ss5"In Page from Thursday, June
%, to Saturday, the oath.
More hot weather, with the invari able hot
winds from the south. on Sunday and Monday,
1t was beasty. The Thermometers registered
from 9S to 1oS in the shade.
The Fourth Of July program will be fou nd
elsewhere. Spe the attractions offered, then
mako up your minds to come to Hope and eh-
joy yourself with our people.
| The racetrack is in elegant condition, nd
horsemen are busy training their horses for
the 4th Of July races. Some splendid races
may be looked for on that day.
Mr.. Carnahan, who is doing carpenter
work on the mill building, has put up a small
house on the south part OF tho mill cite. and
his family arc residing therein.
The lumber for the Touring mill arrived
last week, and the carpenter work upon the
structure ia now progressing rapidly. J.. A.
Officer is the contractor doing the work.
Valley City Patriot: Mr.. Fl. H. Baker, the
panied by his mother and sisters drove down
from Hope Friday and returned Saturday.
Having concluded to 60 out OF business,
will, for the next 80 days, sell my stock OF
Jewelry at grately reduced prices.
PIP. RICE.
Our readers will notice the annou ncement
OF P. T. Standard, the Sherbrooke merchant.
in this issue to his customers. Pete knows
how to reach his customers-the PIONEER
, does it..
-Oae of our leyol headed exchanges says
, that man who orders his paper stopped
without paying for it, may bo better than a
petty thief, but the question will admit of
argument.
Miss Mary Fisk, Of Chicago, expert for
tho Wheeler & Wilton Sewing Machine Co.,
is in town exhibiting the work Of that com>
pany's machines at the store Of their agents,
Stewart & Drew.
W. I. Warrey has leased the hotel in
} Sherbrooke, from Mrs. Elliott and moved his
> family and household effects there this week.
Wo understand that he is to assume control OF
the hotel at once.
The road grader handled by Luce, Warner
g. Loney did excellent work when tried on
the race track. Many remarked who saw II
work that it did the best work OF any grader
they ever saw work.
The races on the 4th OF July will be rs
follows Trottng race, $500 to enter and
three horses to start. Purse, $25.00-not tc
be divided. Running race, FREQ to all. Purse
$500 to the winner.
Jas. johnson, tho painter, is here from
the state Of Illinois. Indoor painting and
paper hanging a specially. Sign painting,
etc. Good work and reasonable prices. See
him for wall paper SAMPLES.
One of tho many interesting features OF
the celebration of the 4th at this place will be
the game Of ball between the CooDerstown
: and Hope mines for purse of $500. 1t will
be deeply interesting game.
Mrs. D. N. Van Dusen wishes to inform
the public that she is better than ever prepar.
cd to turn out artistic Photographic work and
to give her patrons entire satisfaction. GIVE
her call at her residence and SEQ samples OF
her work.
, Mrs. L. L. Bailey delivered couple OF
day evening at the NJ. i. church and on Sun
day afternoon at tho Congregational church.
She was greeted by largo audiences at both
lectures.
Mrs. D. N. Van Duseu u Co. wish to in.
form tho ladies that they are prepared to sell
!. tho latest in styles Of Millinery from e-fourt
to On6-half cheaper than trnnslents cnn p0ssi-
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