The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1893-06-02

Potatoes 40 cents per bushel.
Wheat 53 cents for No I hard

| visiting with relatives this week.
Register Cassell and wife, from Sher-
brooke. were In town Tuesday last.
-WANTED-At the PIONEER office, good
boy to serve as apprentice. Apply at once.
When in need Of blank notes call at the
PIONEER office and get some of the new form.
The W. G. T. U. will meet at the residence
Of Mrs. Iseminger, Saturday. June 11th, at
ISp.m.
Editor Hunt, of Sherbrooke, was in town
Tuesday, in attendance upon the memorial
services.
-Messrs. G. P. Stowman and J. P. McMa-
hon drove over to Valley City Wednesday, re-
turning yesterday.
Il. Stein, collector for the Beidler & Robin.
son Lumber Co., is in town attending to busi>
ness for that company.
Gus Luther came over Sunday from Coop
erstown to shake hands with the boys, return
ing Monday morning.
The weather has turned off warmer in the
past few days, making the grain grow with a
startling growth. Good
Mrs. H. O. Hawkins and children, Of
Casselton, are visiting at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. L. A. Jacobson this week.
"A. Gilman and family were up from Far
20 Tuesday in attendance at memorial services
and visiting old time neghbors and friends.
-Estrayed from my premises in Hope. one
dark brown pony, branded "JJ' on shoulder.
Finder will be rewarded.
j. A. VANDUsEN.
Have you an idea? It may be valuable.
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long established Patent Attorneys, Washington,
DC,
-Messrs. Frank Retzleff and Geo. Stringer
were over from Cooperstown Tuesday evening
in attendance at the drama "The Confederate
Spy"
The Ladies Aid Society Of the Congrega-
tional church will meet with Mrs. F. L..
Thurston next Thursday afternoon at two
o'clock.
VIM Stringer came over from Coopers-
town Saturday tast, remaining until Wednes-
day morning, the guest Of his relatives. Mr..
and Mrs. c. w. Dawdy.
4n9n DR.. Feathersten's next visit to Hope
will be from Saturday, June "a, to Tuesday,
the 9th. ~ In Page from Thursday, June
~, 10 SATURDAY, the 24th.
Miss Ida Nesheim, who has spent the past
winter at this place visiting with her sister,
Mrs. J. j. Wanberg, departed for her home
in Minneapolis yesterday.
The dance given by the ladies at the Hope
House on Tuesday night after the play was
quite largely attended, and all seemed to have
an enjoyable time who participated.
ol,, loI g. I
will. for tho next 80 days, sell my stock Of
Jewelry at grately reduced prices.
PIP. RICE.
That enterprisiDg and prosperous firm,
Wamberg & jacobson change their ''ad'
again this week. The offer bargains to casl
buyers. You will never regret it il you Civ
them your custom.
William Mlligan received by last Friday
mail bis appointment from Uncle Sam as post
master Of Hope. Tho change in the ofic
will probably take place the first of July-th
beginning Of new quarter.
} JAS johnson, the painter, is here from
the state Of Illinois. Indoor painting AM
paper hanging specially. Sign painting
etc. Good work and reasonable prices. So
him for wall paper SAMPLES.
The funeral service of the late Mrs. Joslyl
> took place at the Congregational church las
Sunday p. m., the funlral being preached b.
Rev. VIM. Gillespie. An obituary Of the de.
( ceased appears elsewhere in this issue.
Luce Warner g. Loney have received on
( Of the Weston Road graders, and are settin,
2 the same up today for inspection. Let al
< Townships contemplating e purchase Of
grader come and examine this machine.
< Geo. H. Esbury, formerly Of Tower City
but now in Centralia, Washington, was il
/ town over night Tuesday, visiting his relatives
2 Johnnie Messenger. Of Tower City, a nephew
& Of Mr. Elsbury, was with him while here.
The board Of county commissioners NEE
< in regular session at Sherbrooke on Monda
next. Get those bills around to the store Q
Luce, Warner & Loney-those who wis
Chairman Day to take them up Monday morn
ing.
2 W. R. Bierley, state institute lecturer, de
: livered an excellent lecture upon "Geniga,"
z the teachers. at the Congregational church
) His subject fully demonstrates the character 0
his lecture and the manner in which ii was de
s livered.
Mrs. D. N. Van Dusen wishes to inform
5 the public that she is better than ever prepar
g ed to turn out artistic Photographic work an
to give her patrons entire satisfaction. Giy
Z her call at her residence and see samples O
her work.
Z Mrs. D. n. Van Dusen & Co. wish to in
form the ladies that they are prepared to sci
Z the latest in styles of Millinery from one-fourt
) to one-half cheaper than transients can posi-
& bly, do. Patronize home institutions and by g.
5 doing save money.
ri "A horse trot, for $25 side, was an even
Of Saturday evening last, the race being be
! tween Dorrance Bros, stallion "Carlisle' an,
Frank Hills new trotting stallion. Hill
horse was the winner, we believe. Two on
miles heats were trotted
The news reaches our townspeople tha
Frank Carpenter, who removed to Denver
Colorado, about year ago, has been at DEATH
door lately from blood poison, but is now re
covering. WHICH latter fact his many friend
here will be leased to learn.
The PIONEER is indebted to Jesse B. Hur
, Icy, of Mardell, for the excellent write.up O
the proceedings Of the teachers institute whic
appears elsewhere in the present issue. Mr.
Hurley is ono Of the bright teachers who wa
t in attendance during the session.
0 "A number OF emigrants from Norway ar
:. rived upon tho train last Saturday. They ha
been In quarantine In Quebec and their bag
y. gage had been disIntected as evidenced froI
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