The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1893-05-05

the same inspected and regulated at regular
stated periods by jewellers appointed for the
purpose. It is donethat every employee ma,
be provided with perfec! time.
We learn that Miss Lizzie Smith who was
strnck and injured BY the engine at the depot
couple Of weeks ago, is suffering severely
from her injury. It,seems that her splue was
injured, and that the ailment has settled at the
base of her brain. DR.. Philip was sent fol
10 attend her on Monday last.
H. H. Baker went to St. Paul Tuesday
with carload Of fat cattle which he bought
in the adjacent country. Talk about cattle moi
pay'ng--the carload which be bought all came
through one of tho most severe winters on
record, and with only native hay for feed. In
what other country @san they bring cattle
Though SO.
The STANDBY boys passed through town
Monday with their carload Of mules recently
brought up from their Missouri home. They
are fine lot of young mules from 2 to years
old. They had novel way of loading them,
each animals halter rope being tied to the tail
of the mule preceding it and the whole herd
thus linked together being led by one of the
boys on horseback
=sLuce, Warner II Aoney have new thing
in weather vane smoke stack. On the top
of the stack is shield surmounted by wealth
er vane, both ehield and weather vane turning
with the wind aud preventing The wind blow
ing down the chimney and blowing the smoke
down the tlue. 1t is a good invention aud one
which should come into general use in this
land CT windy weather.
-hIiss Hattie Bailey, sister. .in-law of Post
master Small, and former employe of the
Casselton postofice has been adjudged insane
and sent to the asylum. Miss Bailey is quite
we'll Known to number of the residents of
Hope, the lady being tho aVner Of a home,
stead but a few miles from town. Her friends
here will be much painod to learn of her sad
affection and will hope that it may prove but
temporary.
The editor is the recipient of beautiful
(?) "May-basket," which some UNKNOWN
friend hung upon the door knob OF our humble
domiclle last Monday morning. The basket
wao made of bright colored Tissue paper and
contained flowers made of the same material,
besides some cr0cuses, q candy pipe, piece
Of piper HiedseIck' chewing tobacco and q
few "No-to-bac" lcHenges. The donor ia,
cpr everlasting thanks for the mum Ihcent gift
Ifyour house is In need of painting
Orrcpainting call Mt G. H.&H III. j. Mer
rielIs hardware store. We have acard
showing just how to blond colors
| fSNup p,V yn\R
paints and oils, the Nest to Ro found gu
the market. y
-comlnisslon R. B, eochrane and wife
Of Clifton, visited wi .1I:r.rel latives Mr. ant
Mrs. G. A. Warner, Wednesday. Mr.. Coch,
rane and his brothel-iu=law, Elgar Long, re.
turned tho 18th ult. from trip in the state
Of Oregan. He reports as liking the countr,
there immensely, but says that the weather
out there has been bad too this spring, and The
seasan abhut . month lato. 4hey brought
back with them couple Of carloads of Oregon
horses for the market here
1t seems that tho "Cat Canning Co. ad-
vettsod In last weeks PIONEER, has dissolved
partnership and gone out Of business, bu
have formed another organization. The new
organization is known rs the "Exce!siog lstil
h'gherl Ban4'' o. 'ilhe Midnight Musicians.' .
1t is said that only one thing can be offered al
An inducement for them to quit rending thu
mir with their sweet (?) strains, and that thai
one thing is a few stale eggs judiciously ad:
minstered. Let 'em have tem.
| 1T is reported, and quite authentically tha
SOME parties are using the plot of ground ly,
ing Just north Of A, S. Moota,s residence
along the road into town, as dumping grount
for manure. This is strictly against the ordi-
ance fixing the dumping ground northwest O
town, and should be stopped immed diately, an(
the parties who have dumped refuse there
should be made 10 remove the same, II look,
badly, and is nuisance to the noighborhood
Let the matter be looked into.
H, II. Wasem went dowa to Minneapoi
Saturday last. returning Tuesday. He wa
sent down for the purpose Of securing a sit
for the mill, in which mission he was emil
nently successful, securing ttne site from E
H, Steele, The ground purchased lies west Of
The railroad track, fronting on the south or
ingalls, Avenue. 1t extends 3O0 feet west @
the railroad right Of way, and 200 feet north
and consists of IL acres. til the finest sit
which could have been selected. and plac
where the structure will show up in fine shape
--Contractor Officer is figuring with H. A
Lucken on the construction of the flourips
mill The size of tho building will be a
follows: Main building, 4Ox4O feet; engin
room 3Ox40 feet. Tho building will contaiI
two stories and a basement; the basement vii
have Q It, ceiling; the first story Il H.. and thu
second story Is IT. The basement will b.
walled up solId7 with rock, which will forn
the foundation for the structure. The mil
will have capacity Of u barrela per day, ant
will be provided with tho very latest improve,
machinery.
-"Backward, turn backward, O Time, i
you can. let me once more be blithe husband
man. Take me away from the tread mill o
TOLL let me scratch round in the fresh slnellin,
SOIL I am so weary Of life in coop, DARN.
no longer to whistle and whoop. pengpA a-ou
the air like cat in box, all line sweet spring
time to rustic for rook4 Q, for sAoye l.
jab in the grounds Peas and potatoes to scat
ter arqund! Spring with her gentle seduction
is hore, I am a prey to her favors fear. Brusl
from nv forehead the cobwebs of care, scatte
the hayseed of peace in my hair, turn up m
trousers and jes let me 20! Give me q hoe
brother. give mo hoe"
-Rev J. H. EesIo1, Of karimore, has
Qolumn article In tho Grand Forks Herald
giving tho Ina and outs OF tho Mahauey e.'
pulsion. He says; when b" Imo,on.,
anr,s,i," ANY, n.a,. ~ ,..rck ! went to hin AZ
s,~. ...er. Later, taking two men I
,sn character. spent an afternoon with bin
At that meeting he said " was useless to col