The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1893-05-12

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tional church will meet with Mrs. }. A. Van
Dusen, next Thursday afternoon. at O'clock
burglars effected an entrance to tho Great
Northern passenger depot at Casse!top, but
were scared away after blowing open the safe.
Erwin B. Hail arrived Tuesday last from
Oluawka, Ills, and will make an extended
visit with his relatives Mrs. NJ. j. Iseu,inger
and son.
DIR. Philip and G. R. Jackson are fencing
in their residences-on Steele avenue. Verify,
the spirit of improvement is with Hope citizens
this spring.
"Wednesday morning was ushered in by
slight rainfall, but not enough to delay seed
ing; and the day turned of warm and pleas
ant later On.
The time for holding the teachers Insti-
tute at this place has been changed from June
5 10 May %, SO we soon may hail tho pretty
school ma'alns.
The Ladies Aid Society Of tho NJ. E.
church will meet with Mrs. c. r. Jackson, on
Thursday, May 18th. A full attendance is re-
quired. Let all who can attend.
&C. G. Merriells tree claim was swept by
fire last Sunday and every tree destroyed. He
had ten acres Of fine young trees on the claim,
and his loss is IN ost deplorable one
-Messrs. F. N. Gilmore, Z. D. Wallace
aud c. j. Paul have united in fencing their
property on ingalls, avenue, and arc putting up
a neat fencc. It will look nicely when done.
States Atty. Murrey, OF Sherbrooke, was
Hope visitor yesterday, remaining in town
over night. He expresses as his opinion that
we have very quiet and peaceable town these
days.
The Hope Dramatic Clu b is again prepar-
ing to put upon the boards for the second time
the war drama. "The Confederate Spy," on
May 30th. Fuller particulars will he given
later.
JAS. johnson, the painter, is here from
the state Of Illinois. Indoor painting and
paper hanging specially. Sign painting,
etc. Good work and reasonable prices. See
him for wall paper SAMPLES.
Mclean g. Fullmer have q new advertise
ment in this issue. which will be found on the
first page. This is an A No firm, and you
will always find them square and their work
satisfactory. Give them call.
-Arbor day was observed by quite num-
Der Of our citizens, as well as the public schools
in tho way Of planting trees. The day was a
splendid one. and just tho kind of weather
suitable for setting out trees and shrubs.
WANTED-A good girl to work on farm, good
wages and prompt pay.
E. II. DAVE,
Colgate, N. D.
Oliver Mo!5terteigen and Bert Warner
have embarked in the gardening business, and
| now every day may be seen working like other
| horny handed tllers Of the soil. The PIONEER
hopes they may become rich through their
venture.
Mrs. D. N. Van Dusen wishes to inform
| the public that she Is better than ever prepar-
| ed to turn out artistic Photographic work and
| to give her patrons entire satisfaction. GIVE
her call at her residence and see samples of
| hor work.
1t has now been ascertained that 495, 900
people visited the Worlds Fair on opening
day. or these there were about 30, 900 passes,
| consequently $4,000 tickets were purchased.
| The second day there were but ll,OOO inside
the grounds.
| Mrs. D. N. Van Dusen * Co. wish 10 in
form tho ladies that they are prepared to sell
the latest IN styles OF Millinery from one-fourlh
to 0ne-half cheaper than lrnnsients can posi-
bly, do, rnronlze home institutions and by so
doing aAyc money
IL g, Cook, superintendent Of lhs 81,
Anthony a Dakota Elevator Co.'s lines, was in
town yesterday on u tour Of inspection, Ito
viii recommend 10 tho company u large nun,
ber Of repairs tof lha house At this place dur
iDg tha present summer,