The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1893-03-31
Easter next Sunday.
Rye 35 cents per bushe.
Potatoes so cents per bushel.
Wheat So cents for No. l, hard.

POTATOES 6U cents per buShel.
Wheat SO cents for No. l, hard.
considerable mud, water and slush.
All FOOLS day tomorrow! Be- careful you
are not in it.
See the advertising space Of Luce, Warner
l. Loney in this issue.
DIR. Featheuton's next visit will be on
Saturday, May 20. to Tuesday, May %.
H. o. Hawkins, travelling agent for the
Cargill Elevator Co., was in town short time
Sunday, coming in on the belated train.
-WANTED-At the PIONEER Office, good
boy to serve as apprentice. Apply ut once,
When in need Of blank notes call at the
PIONEER Office and get some Of the new form.
Arthur Wales, the piano tuner, OF Fargo,
ID In town this week plying his avocation.
For SALE-Five good work horses. Iu-
qulre Of G. G. Boise, ~ miles south OF Hope.
Rev. VIM. Gillespie returned Sunday from
a visit Of several days in st. Paul and Wahpe-
ton.
We understand that a stranger has opened
a barber shop in the room west Of the Nelson
House.
Will Standley returned Thursday from a
winters visit with home folks at Marceline,
Missouri.
w. H. Wright arrived Tuesday With a
carload Of Iowa horses. which he will put
upon the market.
The W. C. 7. U. will meet at the residence
Of Mrs.. Isemlnger, Saturday, April Sth. at 8 p.
m. All are invited to attend.
The Ladies Aid Society Of the Congrega-
tional church will meet with Mrs. E. D. WAL
lace, April 9Th, at o'clock P. NJ. :.
Blue vitriol used to kill smut in seed
wheat, is also poison to gophers. A Benson
county farmer is reported as using II.
Miss Amelia jacobson arrived on Sundays
train, having been delayed at Everest. School
was opened in the high room on Monday.
-Dan'l N. VanDusen is having his residence
sided up aud otherwise improved, which will
add greatly to its appearance when completed.
For SALE. CHEAp-For cash or on time,
two Van Brunt & Davis seeders, as good as
new. Call on Mcmahon Bros. for particulars
Friendship Rsbekah Lodge holds it's regu-
lar meeting next Thursday evening, April 9Th.
The members meet Tuesday afternoon for
practice.
-Chas. Snowman removed his household
furniture into the rooms above the Ladies' Aid
Society hail last week. and has again resumed
housekeeping.
Mics Fannie Connell arrived Thursday
from Piper City, Ills. She has been engaged
to teach term OF school in Pickert township,
in the Patterson neighborhood.
Atty. J. P. McMahon returned from Fargo
| via Clifford last Saturday evening. Hereports
as having had a tough experience in reaching
home, on account of the snow blockade.
n. D. Carpenter reports already between
| 40 and so lambs in his flock Of sheep. and says
that he has lost very few. There are plenty
Of twin lambs in the lot, but no triplets as yet.
There has been no arrangements for East.
er service Of any kind made by either of the
| churches in town, we suppose for the reason
Of the quarantine preventing such arrange
ments.
H. j. Harness has removed bis household
! effects from the Northwestern hotel into the
rooms IN the upper story Of the building op'
posite the postoffice, where The family viii
| reside.
! -Richland County Gazette: Rev. William
Gillespie, Of Hope, was in the city Wednesday
on his way to St. Paul. He is we'll pleased
with Hope and the people to whom he preach.
es there.
Waller Swanson returned last week from
winters stay in La Porte, Indiana. H,
brought with him a number of farm hand
and will operate the T. j. Foster farm thi
season.
"A. NJ. Mclaughlin is confined 10 bis HON,
by ilInees. His many friends hope for hi
speedy recovery and that his pleasant counter
ance may be seen in bis usual haunts yer.
shortly.
The temperance sermon delivered by th
Sunday evening, waa very interesting, instruct
i've and earnest. The church was crowded Il
its utmost capacity.
Steele County Tribune: BY order Of JudR
Mcconnell, Auditor Goplsrud has cancelle
the 1880 taxes on the Dwight Farming Co.'S.
lands in Steele county. These taxes amounts
to more than $2.400.
Fargo Republican: Notwithstanding th
late spring, the regular annual crop Of babie
is 10 no sense injured, and promises to b
larger and more satisfactory than ever befor
in the history Of the state.
Editor Hunt, of Sherbrooke, and MI
Cartledge, of Sharon, were in attendance {
the funeral service of Prof. L. E. Marsh lai
Sunday. They remained in town until afte
the tamperance service In the evening.
"A fine carload of Iowa horses. weighin
from 1000 10 LOO lbs. each, h,-steppers, FAM
ly buggy horses and work animals-will al
rive in Hope between March 18th and 22nd
S. H. WRIGHT, Salesman
Mrs. D. N. Van Dusen wishes TO inforl
the public that she is better than ever prepa
cd to turn out artistic Photographic work an
to give her patrons entire satisfaction. GiY
her call at her residence and see samples
her work.
Buffalo Express: "Where there Is Ii
J there is hope" and where there 10 Hope the
is flag Of brooze" il we may Judge from n
cent remarks Of The Pioneer. Bro. Isemit
ger has a round. about way of indicating til
his paper Is "full."
w. L. Williamson, Of Lisbon. rcpresen
: Ing the interests Of the Mutual Life Insuran
Company, of Now York, has been In town Il
greater part OF the week. talking insurance
our cltlzens. We und rStanl he has done Co