The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1893-10-20
Rope wheat Market.
are the prices for the different


P. O., one gray mare. dark mane and tail,
weight about 1,1O0. Address any information
to K.J. Algeo, Algeo. Barnes Co., N. D.
Sheriff Drakeley and Deputy Warner went
to Fargo Monday, returning Tuesday with the
prisoners TO be tried in court, and who have
been in tho Cass county jail! for safe keeping.
-MARRIED-At the Congregational parson-
age, Thomas J. Mcmahon and Miss Mary
Moorhouse of Hope, Sept. Goth. Rev. White
law performed the ceremony jamestown
Alert
The Co mmonwealth: Last year the visible
supply of wheat increased 100000 bushels
in September. This year it increased less
than 3,500,0O0 bushels; and yet prices 60
down.
Pay up! We laean YOU If you are behind on
subscription. We will be compelled to appeal
more forcibly hereafter il you do not respond
shortly to our modest appeal We need the
i money.
Mr.. and Mrs. Z. D. Wallace and daughters,
Misses Fannis and Clara, departed yesterday
for visit with relatives at the old home in
Michigan. They will visit the Worlds Fair
enroute.
Last Thursdays train on this branch was
wrecked on its way down, just below RiDon.
No one hurt. but wheat cars piled up in great
shape. A broken rail was the cause Of the
accident.
Another delegation of Hope citizens de-
parted for the Worlds Fair City on Thursday,
as follows: Mr.. and Mrs.. P. Brown, B. c.
Shaw, A. L. Warner, B. 4. Was Elm and A. S.
Moote, Jr.
The shipments of wheat from the north
west are increasing rapidly. Evidently tho
farmers have concluded there is nothing to lie
gained by holding their product this year.
Daily Argus.
IT you want a smoke that is a smoke, and
all for nickel, just drop into the Office Of The
Hope House and ask for one of Weigand'
Leaders Their equal has never been found
for the money.
The Settler: The Russian cactus seems to
be "holding the boards" in the Dakota news
paper world fer the timo being. And it
seems to he playing "llob' in some Of the
southern counties.
-Hillsboro Herald: The Kreder Farm, form
erly owned by the victim of Bombergers blood
thirstiness, has been sold at public auction
and purchased by colony OF Dunkarks for
$7,2O0-S15 an acre.
The Ladies Aid Society of the Congrega-
tional church will meet with Mrs. D. A. Van
Dusen next Thursday afternoon at 2 O'Clock.
The Society will meet every Thursday during
preparation for their fair.
AS a consequence Of the wreck on Thurs
day of last week, the passenger on Friday did
not get up on the Portland line until evening"
too late for our mail carrier, consequently we
had no mail upon that day.
Jas. Johnson, tho painter. is here from
paper hanging a specially. Sign painting,
etc. Good work and reasonable prices. See
him for wall paper samples.
For SALE: Ny house and lot in Hope, N.
D. Also one kitchen range one gasolene
stove, three heating stoves and large assort~
ment OF goou household and kitchen furniture.
G. j, PAUL.
AN OYSTER SUppER-WiIl be given by the
Ladies Aid Society Of the Congregational
church Wednesday evening, Oct. 25th, at the
Town Hall. Supper will be served from 6 to
and will cost adults s. cents and children
25 cents.
The Edgeloy Sentinel: The "angry tree"
a wooly plant found in Eastern California
and Western Arizona, cannot be touched with
out it exhibits signs of vexation by ruflling its
, leaves and giving forth an unpleasant, sicken-
, ing odor.
IN. s. Dogart, wife and brother, Of Stiles,
, Of N. D., were in town last week a couple Of
days, guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. l.. j. Fullmer.
Mr. Bogart thinks Of locating in Steele county
if he can buy suitable farm on Which to live
near town,
Those who are indebted to G. w. Dawdy,
the harness maker, are requested to call and
settle between now and the 18th. Of next
month, as he wishes to go away at that time,
and must have what is due him before going.
Call at once.
Quite large crowd was present at the
: show given Tuesday evening by DR.. Spencer's
company, and everybody laughed to their
!, hearts content. Free shows have been given
, every night since during the week, and have
been largely attended.
: Trail County Times An interesting ex.
: ample Of electricity as applied to farm work
! is in operation at Scotch farm. The whole
of the usual farm machinery. such as thresh-
? ing, sowing corn, threslling and the like. are
driven by an electric motor.
--MARRIED.-At the residence Of the brides
parents, Mr. and Mrs. William Berry, on
Thursday Oct. 18th, by Rev. Oscar d. Purin-
ton, Mr.. Walter E. Carver and Miss Lulu I.
Berry, both OF Page. The young couple have
the hearty congratulations Of the PIONEER.
The Northwood Cleaner: We are Informed
that while talking of wheat yields in Grand
Forks county recently, Mr.. II. Spade made
assertion that he would give $l,50 per bushel
for all wheat that went over 80 bushels to the
acre. Now farmers you have "bull OIL the
: market"
-PLoUGHING We will let out to plough in
lots TO suit Sec. l5 -l46-56, Lincoln township,
and pay 81. .25 per acre iu merchandise consists
: Ing OF all kinds OF winter clothing, groceries,
fence posts. harnesses or horses. 1000 fence
posts for sale. also two wlndmils. Address,
Plcker Farms, Plckert, N. D.
We are selling our present stock OF Cloth
Ing, Hats and Caps, Boots aud Shoes, Gents
Furnishing Gooda, Dry Goods and Notions At
D actual cost and some Of II below c0sl-~for
+ cash --aDi MI Groceries VI hard time prices,
D Como IN ani sea Tor yourself atvMprgan
House Store, Portland, N. Oak.