The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1893-06-02

ooulo Ouo AOohluS lIOul tuo 6LC6eL might Do
mean enough to give away the kind Of face
solution they use if they are not more discreet
in future.
Married, at the residence of her brother.
w. H. Hunter, at Clifford, N. D., May s1st,
1898, Mr.. Chas. A. TuBbs, OF Hunter, N. D., to
Miss Cora L. Hunter, of Clifford, N. D., BY
Rev. w. G. Whisnand. May happiness and
prosperity attend their pathway through the
journey OF life. *x*
EsTRAYED-From the residence Of Dan'l
Fullmer. Section g. Range IS, Lincoln town.
ship, on Saturday, May 20. bay gelding colt,
white spot in face, and bay mare colt, white
spot in face. Parties knowing whereabouts
OF the above described animals will please
inform the above named party either at his
home or by mail at Hope, N. D.
DIR. McNaughton, president of the May
vile Normal school, was in town over night
Sunday, having driven over from MayvilIe
Sunday afternoon with Prof. John Ogden,
who conducted the teachers institute here
this week. The learned and congenial doctors
friends at this place were pleased to greet
him.
The Town Hall was put in readiness for
the Decoration day exercises and the play in
the evening, though used in a partly unfurn-
ished condition. The stage in the hall is first
class-roomy and high. Now tho next thing
is to provide some way for furnishing the
stage and seating the hall. Will not some one
suggest plan.
| Probably one Of the most valuable uses to
which electricity is put, is the automatic fire
alarm; a bell in each room In hotel is rung
continuously for more than an hour by simply
pulling lever TO start it. The Hotel North
ern, Minneapolis. is fitted with this alarm in
its latest improved form. Rates rs cents a
day and upwards.
Jap Vale, who recently threw up the posi-
tion as station agent for the Great Northern
at Casselton to again take his position as con-
ductor on the road, was up on the run on this
branch on Saturday last. Jap is one Of the
very finest fellows on the road, and any one
fortunate enough to ride on his train is always
sure Of the best Of treatment.
"A number Of people from Page and vicin-
itY were up on Tuesday last, in attendance up
on Decoration day services. Among the
number we noticed tho Baptist minister and
wife and children, Messrs. Smith and Shure,
Misses Shure and Snyder and Geo. Cook and
daughter. A number Of the party stayed un-
til after the play in the evening.
"A fine rainfall visited these parts yester-
day evening and continued through the entire
night, soaking the earth with Its warm mois-
ture and making the growing grass and grain
to rejoice and revel in their rich coat of green,
and to spring forth with renewed effort and
ing, and the rain laden clouds are passing
ava
Prof. John Ogden was to have given bis
experience relating to prison life in the war
of the rebellion in the form of lecture on
Wednesday evening last, but owing to the
pressure Of work at the institute, 1t was con-
cuded best not to do 80. He has an interest,"
ing experience to relate, and our people should
have been glad Of an opportunity to hear the
same.
Editor Trubshaw and wife, R. c. Hazard
and lady, DR.. W. B. Winner and lady, +.
Marquardt and lady, R. G. Cooper and Mrs. j.
N. Brown drove over from Cooperstown on
Tuesday afternoon and remained over night
for the purpose of witnessing the rendition of
the war drama ''The Confederate Spy," on
that evening. They returned Wednesday
mornin
The smell from garbage in places where
they have neglected to clean the same up
Rraets the nostrils Of those who are compelled
to pass by those places. Enough of cholera
germs abound in the deadly gas arising from
this filth to communicate the disease to all Of
North Dakota's population. Clean up! II
you DON'T the city marshall's duty is to sec
that you do, or hire the work done and CON-
pei you to pay for it.
One Of Freelands teams got mixed up
with sulky plow on Monday afternoon last,
and when lucky enough to extrcate themselves
made their escape and ran into town from the
Gilman place, with the double trees and a
part Of the tongue Of the plow dangling a:
their heels. They made lively run through
town and circling around the prairie couple
OF times, brought up behind Judge Kings
stable, where they were caught.
The PIONEER acknowledges pleasant
call this morning from Editor Bierly, Of the
Northwest News, published at Grand Forks,
and Mr.. Eisenhuth, deputy state superintend~
ent Of public Instruction. Both gentlemen
spoke very highly Of our town, and said also
that Steele county had the brightest lot Of
of school teachers, as body, they had yet met
with in their travels over the state and
meetings with different county institutes.
The Steele county teachers institute has
been in session in Hope this week, and our
town has been given over to the school ma'ans
to do as they liked with it. They have proven
themselves to be quiet and studious body,
wholly complied with the work for which they
were convened, that Of exchanging ideas as to
the proper methods Of training in the different
branches Of study. They are always welcome
at Hope and to the best which she is able to
afford for their comfort aud pleasure.
The Hope base ball nine is In receipt OF a
pressing invitation to play game with the
Mayville on the fourth Of July. Upt the time
of going to press our boys had not yet decided
whether or not to accept the offer, but will
decide the matter In time to write the
committee by tomorrow's mail. Mayvllle
intends to give great celebration, and that
town being the only one to celebrate In Trail
county 1t should be stupendous affair.
The largest audience VIII ich ever greeted
q play in Hope was present ut the rendition Of
''The Confederate Spy" by the Hope Dramatic
Club on the evening Of Decoration day. The
play was given for the benefit Of Geo. p. Fost-
or Post q. A. L., Of this place. and netted them