The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1893-04-14

Miss Edith Brown, representing the Mil
ilnery Establishment of Mrs. Ella Vallandir-
ham, Of Valley City, late of Minneapolis and
st. Paul, will be in Hope at the hotel. on Fri
dav and Saturday, April 81 and @, with an
elegant line of hats, bonnets and millinery
trimmings. The ladies of Hope and vicinity
are cordially invited to call and examine these
goods.
1t ls humorous indeed to read tho "kicks"
OF some republican papers for patronage from
the present state inistration, and then
there are other republican papers who don't
"kick" aud get the lion't share OF the patron
age, while the boys who worked that things
might be thus wonder at the progress Of
politics and things like that.-Fargo Com
monwealth.
"A blizzard almost eQualling in severity the
famous one Of January al last visited this sec-
tlon Tuesday night and ragged all day Wednes.
day. 1t was preceded by cold rain on Tues
day afternoon which changed to snow driven
by high wind in tho evening, snow was pill
ed in drifts all over town again, and the ther
mometer marked zero on Thursday morning,
MIR. Foster, give US rest!
Fargo Commonwealth: The Hope Pioneer
recenty-about two weeks ago-called atten t.
Ion OF the state press to the fact that prohibit
ion prohibited at Hope, but IN its last issue it
wants some one to 'stand from undcr'' or
something will fall and smash some bottles,
all Of which goes to show there is still work
for Standisl', but where there is life and Hope
and standish the "pigs' ought to 60.
Mr.. Roswell L. Furong, Of Rochester
toWnahip, Cass county, was married to Miss
Mary Groenon, Of Colgate township, Steele
county, on Saturday evening last, at the North
western Hotel Of this place. Rev. z. James
officiating. The PIONEER extends congratu
tations to tho newly married couple, and
wishes for them an abundance CT prosperity
and bliss throughout thsr journey through
life
After all tho slory Of electing democra-
tic senator from republican state, it has
thus far proven thorn in the flesh of that
party. The senator's namo in under cloud,
and the North Dakota democrat is not in it
when 1t comes to division OF the spoils of
office. Grover don't know the state even as
he did not know the territory when she was
applying for admission into statehood. Great
is Grover!
-E. ]. Pepper has tho thanks of the
epiourean editor Of this rag of freedom for
nice plump duck presented last Monday. B.
G. Shaw also knows our propensity for the
good things Of the land and presented us with
brace tf those birds On Tuesday last 30 the
butcher has suffered in consequence of our
patronage to the extent of four conts worth Of
liver per day part Of the week but the printer
has lived fat
"A young man talks with pleasure, an
old man talks with ease. The orators talk as
some men talk-a six day go as you please.
The preacher talhs OF sin and thDgs-of Eeps
eternal fury. Tie lawyer hurls his iawbone
at a mad but helpless Jury. Thus zach ono
talks and talks and talks, each of his own
speech proudest, neglectful of the patent fact
that money talks the l0udest. And subscrip-
tions are now due.-Fargo Forum.
Fargo Republican: Don't forget this:
When the draft is good you can keep warm
and comfortable and the smoke will issue
freely from the chimney. Bat If you put
board tightly over the top Of the chimney and
climb I'D and sit on 1t all day there will be
trouble below. The fire won't burn, the
house will ill with smoke, and much damage
will be done. The man who thinks it does
not pay 10 advertise is sitting on top of the
chimney Of bis own prosperity.
Page Cor, Casselton Reporter: MIR. VIM.
Whisnand has sold his homestead and timber
claim. We are sorry to loose windy Willie
ard family but as he had the luck to run
against good bargain and man who knew
the value of North Dakota dirt, therefore we
won't kick, but we would like to have the
same chance The consideration was 1925 per
acre or $1,000 and included the stock. farm
machinery, seed grain, etc. North Dakota is
attracting Its own share Of the west bound
emigration.
THE Confederate Spy" will bo here April
18th. This is considered the best military
play ever put upon the boards and has been
performed by tn best theatrical troops travel
Ing with great success, and wherever enacted
by amateurs or professionals has given great
satisfaction. 1t contains all the phases of
army life from the pathetic parting with loved
ones at home-at enlistment. the camp scenes
and heroic conflicts and adventures at tho
front. among Union and Confederate soldiers,
until tho close of the was when the Gray and
tie Blue claap HANDS and are again united
under tho old flag. This performance is
given for the benefit Of the G. A. R. Post of
this place and they have spared no means
whatsoever to make this grand entertain
ment. This is for all, tho country and towne.
Let everybody come, you will get the worth of
your money and will not feel that the small
cost Of admission is given away for naught.
Just let everything 60 and take this one eve-
ming for recreation for you will never miss it.
New scenery and costumes have boen secured
from abroad especially for this occasion. Also
an orchestra organized and practiced in the
latest music and everything provided to make
this one Of the richest entertainments Hope
has ever had Of the kind. Remember the day
and date.
Paints! Paints!!
The paint season is here. 1000 pounds fresh
or lu vr.l,;t lnnr i,,ot