The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1893-07-21

from her work.
Frank Carpenter and Neal Wasem went
down to Tower City Wednesday and returned
Thursday with the moving apparatus with
which to move the Wasem stere Tho same
will be moved next week.
HERE'S YOUR CltANCE!-Household furni-
ture. including stoves, somo carpets-eyery-
thing III this line. Only used short time,
Some raro bargains. Now is your chance.
IuQuirc at PIONEER Office.
-Jaa. johnson, tho painter, is here from
tho state Of Illinois. Indoor painting and
papor hanging a specially Sign painting,
etc. Good work and reasonable prices. See
him for wall paper SAMPLES
Our base ball boys did the Jamestown
team up to fine finish at Spiritwood Lake
last week. The score stood to S at tho end
Of tho ninth inning, and they didn't have to
work hard to do the business, either.
Here it is in a nut shell: II you wear rus
set shoes take piece of ripe banana skin aud
grease the leather with it then polish with
cloth. In this way all tho discolorations are
removed and polish is obtained.
The Ladies Aid Society Of the NJ. i. church
will give an ice cream social at the residence
of j. G. Lang. on Saturday Eyo., July 22nd.
All are invited to attend. Refreshments will
| be served at O'clock.
Since the return of tho "Canuck" The
shelves, show cases and show windows In the
store Of Wamberg L. jacobson, have begun to
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artistical;y arranged goods.
Tho grand jury at Wahpeton returned
| nine indictments against persons for the
| alleged violation Of the prohibition law. But
one arrest has been made, all others getting
out of the country before warrants were issued.
The Town Hall is being finished upon the
inside. Compo board, tho new substitute for
plaster: is being used. 1t gives 4 smooth
finish, and when covered with nice wall paper
the interior of our hall will be neat and tasty.
AIRS. D. N. Van Duscn wishes to inform
tho public that she is better than ever prepar-
cd to turn out artistic photographic work and
to give her patrons entire satisfaction. Gye
her call at her residence and SEQ samples of
| her work.
The Haltmer thresliing machine, which
caused so much trouble last fall to mortgages
was shipped away from this place last Satur-
day. We did rot learn who the lucky indi-
vidual was who secured possession at last of
tho coveted prize.
II. A. Lucken went down to the twin
cities Tuesday, to purchase machinery for his
new Touring mill. Iio will purchase the
latest improved and best machinery. The
building is now ready to receive tho machinery,
and it will be put in at once.
TAKEN Up-by the undorslgned, on Sec 10
144-54, about July 3, ono small brown mare,
| about 6 years old, no brand or marks. Owner
will call, prove property and pay damages and
take sano away. J. P. BURL1NG,
Clifford, N. D.
EsTRAYED From Sec %, Tp. 146, Rg. 81,
about June 2G, one gray mare, weight about
1000 pounds, about years old. Anyone TAX
ing up said animal or knowing whereabouts.
will please inform McMahon Bros, at Hope,
N. d.. and receive pay for trouble and expense.
The PIONEER was in receipt of a letter
from Conrad L. Aubel, from Portland, Oregon,
last week. Ho states that they like the country,
and are enjoying good health, but that the
times are fearfuy hard and dull out there at
present. lie scnds regards 10 ali old time
friends.
Grand Forks Herald: The agricultural
college row at Fargo, which was squelched
for time by tho fire, has broken out again in
a now place. This time it is the agricultural
board after Mr. Peabody. Somebody ought to
set tho dogs on tho entire outfit. It's becom-
ing disgracrful.
-rhe usury law, which went into effect
July |, fixes the legal rate at per cent un-
less different rate is contracted for in writ
ing, but shall not be over II per cent. lsury
shall forfeit tho entire interest; and twice tho
amount of usurious Interest paid may be re-
covered by action, if brought in two years.
WANrED-Salesmen to sell our choice and
hardy nursery stock. Many special varieties
to offer both in fruits and ornamentals, and
controlled only by lis. We pay commission or
salary, give exclusive territory and pay weekly.
Write us at once and secure choice territory.
MAY BROTHERS, NurscryInen, Rochester N. Y.
An Arkansas editor puts it thus: You
may hive all the stars in 4 nail keg, hang the
ocean on n rail to dry, put the sky in gourd
to soak, unbuckle the belly band Of eternity
aud let out the sun and moon, but never deludo
yourself with the idea that YOU can escape
that place on the other side of purgatory unless
you pay the printer"
New Rockford Transcript: The man who
went out to milk and sat down Oh a boulder
in the middle OF the pasture and waited for
tho cows to back up to him, was the Oldest
brother of The man who kept store and did not
advertise, because lie reasoned that the pur-
chasing public would back up to bis place
when it wanted to buy something.
-.Dottineau Pioneer; The business men of a
town expect the paper to stand up for the
towns interests-and theirs. How many OF
them paroniZc the paper may be seen by
reference to its advertising columns. Reciprcci-
ty is a good thing to practice. but when it's all
on one side, it comes little too high for thp
ordiaary newspaper man to afford it.
sheriff Drakeley was In town from the
county seat Tuesday, enrou!e to jamestown
with Mrs. Iver StOrdaI, Of Golden Lake town.
ship, who was adjudged insane by tho board
of insanity on Monday anl was ordered taken
to tho asylum. She was quite violent at times.
aud demanded constant attention to keep her
from doing herself and others bodily injury.
Valley CITY Record How, in Gods naIHe.
Can the farmer look for heIteF PRICES for ha
wheat when all tho papers In tho state aro
"beaIins" tho market and playing into tho
hands Of wheat speGulalagsp Every boom