The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1893-10-27

P. O., ono gray mare, dark name and tail,
weight about 1,1O0. Address any information
tok. j. Algeo, Ageo, Barnes Co., N. D.
-WANTED:-Immediatc] on Pickert Farms
two men to do chores until April Wages $40
per month. After that going wages until Nov.
'94. Also woman for general housework for
three, same wages.
Those who are indebted to c, W. Dawdy,
| the harness maker, are requested to call and
settle between now and the 18th. of next
month, as he wishes to go away at that time,
and must have what is due him before going
| Call at once.
| Subscribers wishing extra copies Of tho
PIONEER during the next three weeks while
the delinquent Tax list is running, or those
who are not subscribers, may be accommodate
ed by either calling at this Office or dropping
US postal card.
Hope has new dray line, J. W. Lara
more having started that now enterprise on
Monday morning last, With John in the field
and tie old standby, "hIac," still rustllng
things, ou1 people are sure TO be we'll served
with their draying.
jamestown Alert; Will Tubte. tho popu-
lar salesman carries large number of sample
cases Of all sizes and upon which he has paint.
ed his initials. Some wag added another
initial With piece Of chalk so that the bag
gago now travels labeled W. C T. U.
Sheriff Drakeley was in town Tuesday on
his way to Jamestown with Mrs. Wm. Olsen,
who was adjudged Insane By the board OF in
sanity and ordered taken to the asYlum. The
poor woman was very wild aud was managed
with great difficulty.
LosT-Between Sec s., in E 'eniale towns
ship and Hope. on the Fuller road, pocket
hook, containing money and valuable papers.
Name will be found in pocketbook The fnd-
or will please leave same at the PIONEER
office and receive suitable reward.
All OYSTER suppER-Will be given by tho
Ladies Aid Society Of the Congregational
church Saturday evening Nov. 4th at the Town
Hall, instead of Wednesday evening as an
nounced. Supper will be served from to
and will cost adults IS cents and children 20
cents.
"A snow storm, with blizzard proclirities,
struck those parts on Monday last. 1t COM
menced raining early in the morning, which
aoon turned to sleet and that soon TO feathery
flakes driven by tho wind. Some of the snow
still remains, but the weather is clear and
bracing.
-We are selling our present stock of Cloth~
ing, Hats and Caps, Boots aud Shoes Gents
Furnishing Goods, Dry Goods and Notions at
actual cost and some OF it below ccst--for
cash and all Groceries at hard time prices.
Come in and see for yourself at--Morgan
House Storc Portland, N. Oak.
Agent Klovstad, who has been in charge
of the Red RiYer Valley elevator here for tho
past three ycaru, has resigned. John is a
square business man and a genial and pleas
ant gentleman, and these with whom lie has
had dealings as we'll as those with whom he
has come in contact socially, are sorry he has
quit if he con templates leaving town; but we
will hope lie will conclude to remain among
us in some capacity.
Several Of the state papers lave been pub
fishing the advertisements of the Leayenworth
Business College. The Michigan City Indc-
pendent man "drew" on tho proprietor OF the
establishment through the bank for hi9 caoh
The draft was returned with the information
that the professor has been in jail for several
months.
-PLovGH1NG-We will let out to plough in
lots to suit Sec. 15-1I6-5G, Lincoln township
and pay 81 .25 pr acre in merchandise consist.
ing OF al: kinds Of winter clothing, groceries
fence posts, harnesses or horses. 2,00C fence
!, posts for sale, also two windmlls. Address
Pickert Farms. Pckert, N. D.
j. Jensen, from near Portland, has beer
attracted By our good wheat market and b!
. our town as bargain center in the merchan
disc line 80 brought lead Of wheat owe
Wednesday which he sold to Buyer Lang
He did some trading in town and was so wei
pleased that he promised to come again.
An exchange tells Of woman who bough
a new-faDgled coffee pot from peddler. II
the evening she showed it to her husband.
hardware dealer, who told her he kept th
. same thing in his store for half the price sh
paid. "Well," said she, ''wby don't you ad
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. for SALE"
t The creditors seem to be having quite
time with Robt. Wilson, Jr. It seems tina
. Bob started out last week for a little trip bu
only got as far as Tower City when the credi
, tors sent after him and he was escorted back
The niortgaged property has been attached
and is to be sold week from tomorrow, 81
, that will probably settle tue difficulty.
! Already this season there have been abou
, 100000 head of stock shipped east through
Jamestown, and $4,000 or more still to come
, Tho yards at that point are crowded and thu
y yard men find considerable difficulty in doinl
, , the work as quickly and expedltiously as the!
desire. Never before has the fall rush of stool
been as heavy az this year.
Sheriff DraIeIey and son George starte(
last week for Bismarck with the three prison
ers sentenced to the penitan tIaIy. When th'
o train was nearing Buffalo one Of the prisoner
Louis Brown, known as "Littia Dutchy,
jumped from the car window and made h
! escape. and up to date has not been rccapturcd
Ilo was sentenced for two and ouc-halt years
, we wish TO call the attention Of nj! partie
WHO no hold notes against for collection th0
, ou, instructions from the different corporation
are 10 enforce payment where they have se
culy, aud to dof0 by foreclosure, We hay'
also insttnclIoDslo effect settlements with th'
EakeIs Of the different notes Where ilnppeai
that they ar0 doing gjl tb6y can by nHtlpi
, gooi liberal payments bye nJDIAei0enl %b'I'
q liIeY do nGl cDlI and respond to pollre prnl
ON Instructions pyt 10 plOGepl ~ collect sam,
VIII, r0bls, Tho attachments pDd spIia ~
; Gently brought IL duo W lhs tae!s ahpys stated
MCMAHON MOS.