The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1893-10-20
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e. A. Luce is in Minneapolis, on business.
Gus. Luther, of Cooperstown, was visitor
in town Tuesday.
North Dakota has 176, 400 horses; G,63S
mules and 2S0,73l cattle.
Mrs Elliott removed to town from sher
brooke Saturday of last week.
Dan Gleenen, who has been severely i'll with
typhoid fever, is able to be about again.
H. y. Carpenter departed Tue sday for a
brief visit with relatives in Minneapolis.
"A fine little baby girl was born to Mr.. aud
Mrs. Millard Aasved on Thursday of last week
Whom in need of blank notes call at the
PIONEER Office and get some of the new form.
Fargo Argus: Miss Lou Davie left Fargo
yesterday to accept a position in the Edgeley
hanx.
et8Hn Dr.. Featherston's next visit to Hope
will be from Saturday Nov. 18th, to Tuesday
Nov. 2lst.
H. A. Mccormick departed Tuesday for
his home in Atica, Ills, and to see the Expo.
in Chicago.
Mrs. T. l.. Thurston returned Wednesday
from few days visit with relatives and friends
at Mayyille.
Lyman Parsons, of Iowa City. Iowa, was in
town few days this week. looking after his
land interests.
Judge Mcconnell was in town short
time Tuesday on his way to Sherbrooke to
commence court.
A chimney has been built in the Town
Hall and stoves erected, so that it is now
ready for business.
Mrs. J. j. Wamberg and baby returned
from Minneapolis Tuesday, where she has
been visiting some weeks.
DIR. FeatherstOne, the dentist, was here
from Saturday until Tuesday last, attending
to his extensive patronage.
j. H. Bush removed his family down from
SherDrooke last week, occupying quarters in
the Northwestern hotel building.
Mrs. Ella valandingham, the Valley City
milliner was here with stock OF millinery
from Saturday last until Mon day.
There are now seventy Congregational
Churches in North Dakota and 1l4 Sunday
schools Of the EaLe denomination.
Rev. Wm. Gillespie will preach ct Colgate
school house next Sunday afternoon, at
o'clock. All are invited to attend.
Mrs. T, j. Mcmahon returned Tuesday
from visit with her grand parents, Rev.
| and Mrs. T. w. Thurston, at Dawson.
Daily Argus: Fargo will have the fines
and most complete play house in the two Da-
| kotas by Jan. l, ~, Mark the prediction.
Fargo Republican: The newspaper boy'
| are having world of fun with Walter Mu!r's
"who is the mother of the chicken" problem
| -Messrs. Laor King and j. P. McMahon re-
TUNED Saturday last from their Worlds Fai
visit. They pronounced everything as grand
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ing. and pleasant visitors at tho PIONEER
| office.
Catholic services will be held in Grand ARM
Hall on the morning of Sunday the 10Th, inst.
at 10:3O O'Clock. Rev. Father Majerus viii
preside.
| IT. G. Anderson removed his family frou
the farm, near Sherbrooke. Thursday. and thel
now occupy the Marsh property, on Ingalll
Avenue.
The chicken pie supper given In the Rice
building last Friday evening by the ladies Of
the NJ. E. church was both social and fnan-
cial success.
"a Turn in the Tide" or Goods Methods
of Education," will be the subject OF Mr.
Jane. discourse next Sunday evening at tht
NJ. Il. church.
The Commonwealth: The Chicago roads
are suffering from passenger car famine
After the Fair they will be suffering from {
passenger famine.
On ney Sunday morning, at the Congre'
galional church, Rev. VIM, Gillespie viii TAXI
u retrospective view OF The past year A lafg'
attendance is earnestly requested.
rrDeyis Lake News; II IL strange how
man with a c0psc eDe6 can take paper 10
seven 0r Rigbl years, pnt lben when asked 4
pay for II profess W De offended.