The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1893-03-10

since cold weather set III. The advertisers so!
the trade, as usual.
Monday and Tuesday OF this week were as
hHc and ba!my days as any one could well
wish to see in this country in the eally days Of
March. percertih.e din,n;shin. OF the
snow was the result OF the warm days
Geo: W. Ion, c' dayton, N. D.: state
agent for the Mutu;,l Aid and Accident associa-
ton Of Pilua, Ohio, was in town several days
writing up policies for O;ld Fellows in that
Company. He did rushing business while
here.
-Cooperstcwn courier: The Hope people
are agltatlng the question Of bonding the town
for small amount for tue parpose CT building
a public hall A Hour mi Luhlic hall aud
other buildings, No,n must have struck our
neiahboring towH.N
Sheriff Drake'ey and States Attorney
Murray were in tom from Wednesday to to-
day. and with the assistance Of Deputy Sheriff
Warner, We're sorgssi. subpoenas and taking
ey;deuce regarding blind pigs and booteggers
and their dark and mysterious ways.
Herman Harness removed his household
effects Thursday from the I4oney house into
rooms in The Northwestern hotel, where his
family will remain until seeding time, when
| they will remove to his farm. Al. aud Mrs.
Loney are expectsS home iu few days.
The PIONEER eflice is still kept busy With
the rush of j.5 printing, but there is always
room for more. so-send in your orders, aud we
will attend to them in the order in which they
are received Oar work always gives the best
Of satisfaction, both in prices aud execution.
An editor Of western paper relates his
tale OF woe 10 follows: We wind hlowtth, the
farmer sowetb, the subscriber owuh and the
Lord knoweth that we have need Of cur dues
So come q ruauin' ere we 20 guuniu' we're
not q funnil', this thing Of dannu' gives US
everlasting b,ues.
Mir and Mrs, Gsorge Long visited With
their relatives, Mr.. and Mrs. G. A. Warner,
last Sunday. They were on their way home
from trip to Cal forn;a and Illinois, WAithcr
they went some weeks ago fur tile benefit If
Mrs Longs health The trip was bcnrfc;sl
to her In some degree.
The hardware store Of T.. n. Wool 4 Co..
is always kcptnrat and clean, aud their fine
display Of "Gar.and Stoves and Ranges" cannot
be beaten anyw here. Their sale Of both heat
ing and cook stoves has been large this season.
1t is no trouble to make largo sales if you
handle the right class of goods.
Tile Hard ware sto:o Of G. II. & II. J.
MRrrcIl, since lis recert cyclhapling is one oi
the ncatest stores in the northwest, and III.
boys arc workinI daily 70 mako it still Ore
! co:.seniast :,..s Ss$:snctist. Their tasty way
Of arranging their wares Is remarked by every.
ore, and they keep everything as meat rs a
PIN"
by the way, ono cannot help bat note,
when dropping into the furniture emporium
Of Stewart L. Drew, the fine stock OF furniture
which they always carry in stock and the neat
and tasty way in which their store is kept aud
stock displayed. One cannot dnd neater or
better filled stock in their limo anywhere out
side the large cities.
Miss Edith G. Brown, Of Valley City, will
be In Hope Oh about April 18th, with the finest
display Of millinery goods ever brought to
Hope. The place in which she will display
her stock and the exact date OF her arrival will
bs anncuGced latter. Ladies in nee% Of nice
spring bonnets will do well to await her ar
rival before purchasing.
Il. is said that large number Of tenant
farmers Of Illinois are coming to tho Dakotas
to get land of their own. How long it will b.
before the tenant farmers Of the DaEotas, says
the jamestown Alert, will be seeking homes
elsewhere? The same conditions that made
tho Illinois farmers tenants is working the
same way in the Dakotas.
Colgate, Marcll'3.-Our town election pass
ed off very quietly. Super viso!s-B. b. Her
veg, chairman; S. l.. 1ngison, G. w. King
c!erik. Wm. Orscr; treasurer, ]. E. jefferson
assessor, c. E. Davic; justices OF the peace. G.
II. Williams, John Greeuen; constabes, c. L
Williams, Gordon Jefferson; road overseers
Len Fuller, John Grtenen. ~
The quarantine has been released which
was put upon the houses where scarlet fevel
existed, or it will bo done today. No public
meetings will be allowed, however until mex
week, in Older that the work of disnfectiol
may be thoroughly accomplished beforehand
so we are informed by the president Of The
board Of health, DR.. Philip.
"A good vote was poIed at the township
election Tuesday. The following were select
ed to fill the respective Offices for the ensuing
| Cuparvieor, ri, T,nun1,Ifn ri, mir.
man. e. D. WasLburn. Thos. Sussex; clerk
]. NJ. Stewart; treasurer, }. D. Brown; asses
sor, c. Fl. Carpenter; justice Of the peace. E.
D. Wallace; constable, Willis Gray.
The shelving in the store room Of VAN
berg & Jacobson's store is undergoing all ap
plicat;on Of fresh paint, thereby adding to thu
already fms appearance OF the room. They
now have tho largest and most conven'en
store room u town, and always keep thei
goods displayed so that the good light which
they have tends to slow them up in in
manner.
Grand ForEs Herald: One dollar bushe
was paid for potatoes i'll carload lots. on track
in Chicago this week. 1t is wonder that ou
farmers don't wake up to tho fact that ther
is more money in this cXce!!elt crop than il
wheat at 81 to TO cents. THIS state is so wei
adapted to potatoes, there is shortage iu III
country every yoar--prices are generally fliI
Raise more potatoes
States Attorney Murray adjourned his coul
of inquiry last evening at this place, and W
understand that in so far as results arc con
cerned it might as well not have been held, q
not evidence sufficient f,r the conviction of an
.. Of the supposed dealers in "taDglefoot" WI
secured, although abou, thirty subp0enss wei