The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1893-03-17

-Lieut-GOv. Wallace Las received the chair
and gavel which he used when presiding over
the senate aud which were presented to him
| 10y vote OF the senate upon adjournment.
Mr.. Wallace is justly proud ever their posses
| sion.
Tho quarantine upon public meetings was
raised last Tuesday aud OUR town is again
alive. Services will lie held in both churches
on next Sunday, bath morning aud evening.
with Sunday school a. tho usual time, as in
days of yora.
-Casselton Republican: A woman by the
name OF Goose, from Hope. has been sick at
the Dakota House in this city for several days
past. Being in neody circumstances a number
of tho boarders passed around a subscription
paper and raised $40 for the unfortunate.
| Goo. A. Luce has for sale at his agricul-
| tural ware rooms t!le naw au'! improved J. L.
Owen tanning mills I The new mill thorough
| y cleans the wheat ron all dirt aud dust, as
we'll rs seperatlng the oats from the wheat.
Call at his place Of business and examine the
new mill.
Tho new base ball rules remove the pitch
crs box and set the pitcher back FIVE feet from
his former position. Ee cannot move around
within c space OF four feet, as formerly, but
must stand fast in one spot and deliver his ball.
The revision committee evidently had it in for
the poor pitcher.
Herman Harness wishes lis to inform the
pupils Of his writing sciool that owing to the
latcness Of the season the Lessons will not be
resumed this spring. Also that il the con-
science of any of the patrous who have not
paid for their tuition l,r;cks them they may
call AMI settle with him.
Tho Worlds Fair commission has ordered
to be prepared 20,0o0 pamphlets describing
the resources of North Dlkota. The pamph-
let's are 4x7115 inches aul contains IS pages,
twenty-five ct which VII be devoted to
Illustrating North Dakota farms. These will
lie distributed during the fair.
-Thcra will he social hop given l'y the
Rebekah LODGE at the Hope House, next
Wednesday evening, March %. Everybody
Invited. For the entertainment of those who
do not dance games will DO provided. SO
everybody come, you cannot help but enjoy
yourselves. Come at eigLt O'clock.
Mr.. and Mrs. Laor Nlng, the foster par
ents Of Mrs. Amanda Terry. ne, Harness, who
will ba remembered by most of our readers
herrabout, received the sa; Intelligence Of that
lady's death, which occurred in Wisconsin
March Z. Ths laly had lived with them from
a child. and her death was a sad blow to them.
We omitted to mention tho parties who
wero electel roa erseers OF thsr respective
districts in our report OF the township election
Last week. Thos. Sussex serves as such in
District No. 1; Il ,bert Wilson in NJ. 2; Il. N.
Barrett in M. 8; George Sorry in No and
J.W Shaw ii No, S-sl.a 'cornos,ted towa
OF Hope.
The sad intelligence reaches us today Of
The death OF Mr. and Mrs. Will Whisnana's
daughter, which occurred last night. The
little one had been very i'll from scarlet fever
for some time, which at last resulted in her
death. The parents have tho profound SYM
pathy of their numerous friends in their sad
affliction.
--Mayville Farmer: Attorney Mcmahon, Ben
Walden ana Mr.. Hench, Of Hope, spailt savt raj
days in town last week. They said they just
came over to enjoy season Of civilization n
the metropolis of the Goose Landlord S&'Epry
lost one Of his thoroughbred ;nlstifY pups the
same day .hey left toxin, and John, the porter,
sars he thinks it went to Hope.
-Mayvilo Tribune: Mr. III. A. Wescott It.
turned from his visit in Iowa last Saturday.
Nose says there arc forty or more saloons ran,
ring in Iowa City, a town OF ten Thousand
souls, and that The first man he net at tho de-
pot WAS his Old friend the sheriff Of the county,
who Invited hi;n to "come and hays scmethn."
or course he refused, being an abstaincr fro;:l
firowa.er.
The editor sat at lis rckcty desk smoking
his pipe of cob, while lie absently toy:d with
the paste-pot and hastily st!fleI a sob. His
office was Uttered with cjnders, Whiehis heart
was strewn with care and his sky -h.ue Ply
mou.l, Rock brceches were sadly in need Of
repair. He was dreaming Of time in the
future when his fame should beggar descrp-
ton; and infused with the idea he iDgeniouslV
wrote: "StoYewood taken Oil subscription"
-aIayviIle Tribune Col W. II. Robinson
took the train for Chicago last Saturday to at
tend the wedding Of MIR. Francis Bedler, OF
tho BeidIer q Robinson Lumber Co. The
, wedding took place at Bloomlngton H., OIL
Wednesday, special train fro: Chicago haV-
lug been chartered by the groom for himself
and party Tuesday morning. Or course the
TO- IN i:t Illt
invitations cards wers Autographed and
work Of art.
7 Fargo Argus: Some merchants say, 'Oh,
my goods advertise my business aud l don't
need TO advertise in newspaper" 1t is true
your goods may advertise your business to the
customer after he is once in your store, but the
goods cau't go out and collar Il customer auC
drag him into the store. This is just what al
advertiser ent in a newspaper does, ligurative'
t ly speaking. The newspaper advertisement
. fvtches your customer into Tie store-youl
t goods must 90 the rest.
: The parties who have the mill business j.!
band received a letter from tho gc:leman WEt
is to erect the E! enclosing bond guaran-
, teeina the faithful performance OF his part o
tile contract, and authorizing the part;co t
: select and secure site on which to erect the
mill building. He also wishes to know When
he eau tccure residence in which to remoY'
his family The mill Is suro CO. and viii
probably DO located almost directly opposite
the Red River Valley elevator on the east sid
of the railroad tracl-a good location.
"A letter from Minneapolis says that til
suurly OF llnX in This country is very lIsht nnt