The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1893-04-21

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Potatoes 60 cents per bushel.
Wheat 50 cents for No. l. hard.
The weather: -! III ~! -
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Mics Edith Brown, Of Valley City, arrived
yesterday with stock Of millinery.
What we should like to occur. A breach
of promise suit Of Spring vs.. Winter.
DR.. Featherston's next visit will be on
Saturday, May 90 to Tuesday, May %.
y. A. Honeywell, Of New York, was re-
gislercd at the Hope House, on Tuesday.
"A conference of Congregational churches
will be hold at Hllsboro. May Ii aud II.
liver Jacobson, Of Cooperstown. was a
visitor in town couple of days this week.
-WANrED-At the PIONEER office. good
boy to serve as apprentice. Apply at once.
%. A. Poirier. machine man from Far.
90, is attending to business in town this week.
When in need Of blank notes call at the
PIONEER Office and get some Of the new form.
For SALE-Five good work horses. In
quire Of G. G. Boise. ~ miles south Of Hope.
The Odd Fellows order numbers more
members than any other secret order in the
country.
Another snow storm WedHesday-continu-
cd Thu,sday-and the Lord knows when it
will ever Let up,
The 2lst OF Aprll-and still it blizzards.
The new administration is doing US up'' to
an alarming extent.
Mics Mary Noiske returned Tuesday from
Minneapolis. whero sha has been passing the
greater part Of the winter.
Henry Staudley returned from his winters
visit with homs folk at MarceliEe, No, bring
ing with him carload of mules.
The W. G. T. U. will meet at the residence
Of Mrs. ]. A. Warner, Saturday, April 29tll, at
3 p. m. A full attendance is desired.
j. P. MeMehon departed Thursday for
Minneapolis, where he will be absent several
days on visit of business nature.
Bob. Mclean has again opened up his re-
staurant, after having nicely refitted his rooms
-FoR SALE. CHEAP-For cash or on time,
two Van Brunt & Davis Seelers, as good as
new. Gall on Mcmahon Bros. for particulars.
Hon. &. F. spa!dlsg, Of Fargo. was a
visitor in town a couple Of days this week.
The PIONEER Office acknowledges a pleasant
call.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. P. Brown and Jean de-
parted Saturday last for Minneapolis, for a
visit Of a week or ten days with relatives and
friends,
Mr.. Cartledge, OF Sharon, has been spend
Ing few days in town, having come down
Tuesday, in time to take in the play upon that
evening.
Il. N. Wood returned from Fargo Tues
day, where he has been serving as Juror in
the United States court for the past week CT
ten days.
Mrs. T. w. Thurston arrived from Daw-
son, N. D., on Tuesday, for visit of some
weeks with the family Of her son, F. L.
Thurston.
SEED OATs.-A quantity Of seed oats for
sale. Also some California beardless barley.
Call on j, W. Stansbury, 8 miles south Of
Pickett. {5w.)
Tribune: Dept'y Sheriff Warner and J. NJ.
Stewart were up from Hope Tuesday. They
were after one Of Arthur Woods much merit
gagged horses.
jacob Lang returned Tue:day from Cas-
selton, whittier lie went on Saturday last to
accompany the remains Of John Cyris for
burial at that place.
Mrs. A. A. Wyant departed for st. Paul
Thursday to purchase fine stock Of spring
and summer millinery for the firm Of Mrs. D..
N. VaADusen & Co.
Mr.. aud Mrs. s. c. Fuller returned from
their winters visit with relatives and friends
in and near Bloomington, Ills. They report
very pleasant visit.
e. S. Poorman has been suffering for the
past two week or more with an immense
carbuncle upon the back OF his neck. 1t is
getting somewhat better now.
The social given by the Ladies Of the Con-
gregational church on Saturday evening last
C{OWO.
and was also a financial success.
WANTED: so acres Of spring blowing to
do at 1.25 per acre. with free board and hay.
Those who wish to hire this work done address
by letter N. Mchon, Sharon, Steele Co.. N. D..
"A special moeting for work in the initia-
tory degree is called for Friendship Lodge No.
IL. Daughters Of Rebekah, on Thursday eye
| ming next. All members are requested to be
present.
Auditor Goplerud and Miss Katie Williams
and Editor Hunt and Willie Anderson braved
the muddy roads and came down from Sher-
brooke Tuesday evening to see the "Confeder-
ate Spy"
H. H. Baker, Of the popular Hope Meat
Market, tells our readers of what 90. nicely
In the way Of edibles in his line at this season
of the year in his ''ad." to be found upon The
first page.
"A couple Of now advertisements appears
In this issue, on the fourth page, for R. A.
McLean's restaurant and L. A. Freeland' 8
livery stable, respectively. 1t will benefit you
to read them over.
AS given out by the state superintendent
of public instruction., Mrs. Eisethutn, a
teachers institute for Steele county will be
held in Hope sometime in May, probably in
about the middle of the mouth.
-Cooperstown Courier: Veterinary Ras-
mussen went over to Hope last week. to pre-