The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1893-07-14
Potatoes so cents per bushel.
Wheat II cents for No. l hard.

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Buy your milet Of Stewart & Drew.
-Haying is in full blast hercabouts.
Thomas Ward departed yesterday for his
homo in Chicago.
Commissioner R. Il. Cochrane was Hope
visitor yesterday.
Landlord Warrey, Of Sherbrooke, was in
town last Saturday.
Editor Hunt, Of Sherbrooke, was visitor
in town Wednesday.
-WANTED-A girl for general housework
Inquire ofMrs Wilbur Wood.
DR.. Philip has been spending portion Of
the present week at Devils Lake.
The Page school house was stuck by
lightning and burned Monday night.
-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 now form.
--P. T. Duncan, postmaster and merchant
at Sharon, was in town greeting friends yes
terday.
The Lloyds, national bankers OF James,
town, have failed and their bank has suspend
ed payment.
Dell B. Irysh, who will be remembered as
former express messenger on this run, was
in town Thursday.
The Spiritwood campers have begun to
return. A nice time-lots of fish caught-is
the general report.
Tho county commissioners were in session
at Sherbrooke Monday and Tuesday as board
| of equalization.
Ut is condition and not theory tina!
confronts us''-this confoundedly hot weather
How shall we keep cool?
&C. G. Merriell has fitted up an office in e.
w. Dawdy's harness store, where lie will be
| found at all times ready for business.
R. A. Pope and daughters Misses Eva and
! Clara, departed yesterday for al extended visi
| with relatives and friends in Illinois.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. A. Luce returned Wed.
nesday from viewing the sights at the Worlds
Fair, and visit with relatives in Chicago
| FOUND On one of the streets of Hope, 8
good linen carriage lap duster. Owner cal
and settle for this notice and receive property.
Have you an idea? It may be valuable
Is it patentabe? Write DUBOIS g. Dubois
long established Patent Attorneys, Washington
D. G.
| Canada thistles are said to be doing mucl
damage this year, being quite numerous ir
wheat fields. Weed 'em out-they're danger
| Oue.
The North Dakota Independent has beor
revived under the new management, and thl
first copy reached US last week. 1t is mucl
improved.
That was great electrical storm on las
Monday night. Reports come from all arount
this portion Of the country Of damage doue b,
lightning.
The Ladies Aid Society Of the Congrega
tional church will meet at the residence O
Mrs. j. J. Wamberg next Thursday afternoon
at 2 o'clock.
Frank Hill, instead Of putting up temper
ary stable for livery purposes as at first intend
tu, ud6 Uullt u 6uldlI luOuRu uedL auu buU
stantial barn.
"A number Of tramps have already mad
their appearance in town. The authorities La
better put them to work on the streets or driv
them out Of town.
Thomas Baker, Sr.. returned Saturda
from a few days visit in Fargo. His two llttl
grandsons returned with him, and will visi
here for some time.
Tho conricts In the state penitentiary a
Bismarck celebrated the 4th with foot racing
sack racing and other athletic sports. This
a patriotic state.
IA grand time is expected at SherbrOok
tomorrow at tho alliance picnic and tho meet
ing of tho teachers association. A festya
will be held in the evening.
Having concluded to 20 out Of business.
viii for The next 80 days, soil my stock o
Jewclry at gratey reduced prices.
T. p. RICE.
dn144i Dr.. Featherstons next visit to Hop
will DO from Saturday, July 70 tO Tuesday
Aug, /, .z@@ID Page from Thursday. duI
n, 10 Saturday, tho 2itb,
New Rockford Transcript! Don't sneeF a
the ssn in the shabby coat, 10 may be new
spapfr publisher wheI, tho trllow IN the sil
bat ~ only u delinquent subscriber,