The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1893-02-03

Rye 35 cents per bushel.
Potatoes 40 cents per busllcl.
Wheat So cents for No. l, hard.
Painless Dentist March 1lth to 1itI.
commissioner Hegesen: Number Of
farms in North Dakota, 81, 102; acres in farms,
6,759,9lG.
DO not fail to attend tho drama, "rhe
TurD Of the Tide" tomorrow evening at the
Hope House.
Mr.. Hawkins. the travelling agent for the
Cargil elevator company, was in town short
time Tuesday.
Miss Helen Murray, OF Mayville, visited
with her sister, Mrs. F. l.. Thurston, several
days last aud this week.
II. E. Norgcrd arrived Thursday OF last
week from Wheaton, Mlnn., and is Iutt:ng IN
the time visiting with friends.
C A. Warner and family returned last
Saturday evening from visit Of week with
relatives in northwestern Steele.
The smoke stack Oh tho Cargill elevator
was blown down during the blizzard on Tues
day. Apr. tty strong wind illatl II. II
commissioner Helgesen: Number Of
sheep in the state, 3l7.647; uu ber Of cattle,
69,6O7; number Of horses, 162, $50.
Mrs. j. A. Warner departed Saturday last
Tor Fargo. for visit Of a week with her
friend Mrs. Smith nee Louise Mushrush.
Fargo Argus: Now is the time for the
merchant to plant his Using. 1t is a
crop that will blossom through the snow.
--Messrs WIN. Elliott and VIM. Oxton. OF
Sherbrooke in company with their ladies, at
tended the Rebekall banquet and ball last
Fr,day evening.
The PIONEER job office turned out last and
this week some job work-postere, tickets,
programs, ETC., for the Page home talent
dramatic company.
-Ex-Commissioncr Helgesen estimates the
81, ,S2U. 1856 bushels. Good for all off year, but
the price was bad for any year.
Potatoes did poorly In 1892, yet the pro-
duct was 10S bushels per acre and as the price
| was 40 cents there was money in tubers
| Quadruple the area in '93 aud double the
bushels per acre.
| Mr., James Elwin departed Saturday for
his home in Minneapolis, after stay Of few
days among US, Which time he spent quite
profitable in interviewing and selling his
! popular cigars to our merchants.
| The W. C. T. U. will meet at the rcsid-
ence of Mrs. Iseminger, Saturday, Feb. 4th, at
3P. NJ. The members are all requested to be
present. MRS. PHILIP, Pres.
LoBENA KING, Sec.
Grand Master Monson, Mrs. J. N. Smith,
Mrs. Reynolds, Mrs. Ehrman and Mrs. Clint.
Smith, who SO ably assisted their sister
Rebekall's in the institution Of the lodge at this
place, departed Saturday for their homes in
Fargo.
| MIR. Marsh, the popular representative Of
The North Star Boot and Shoe company, ot
Minneapolis, was in town last week for q
couple OF days and happening to be here upon
Friday night took in the Rebekah ball and
banquet
-Messrs. C. H. Lafevrr and Smith drove uK
from Page Monday evening, on business per-
tanning to the home dramatic company o1
PAGE. They were storm bound by the blizzard
Tuesday and returned home on the train
leaving their team here.
TAKEN Upon the S. w. Il Sec. S-146-
IS, one red OK with ring in nose. Owner car
have same by calling at the Pickert farm anf
settling damages and paying costs of thil
!, advertisement. JOHN NORRIS,
Pickert Farm, Sec. 7146 Sc
Fargo Forum: The Hope Pioneer an.
nounccs that negotiations have been completed
for the building Of seventy-fve barrel mil
at this place. This is good news. The NOR
mills in North Dakota the better 1t is for tin
} farmers and The Forum halls With pleasure th
advent Of every mill.
bismarck Tribune: pr. R. H. Howard o.
Tower City. has been appointed member o
the state board of medical examiners, W. Fl
) M Philip resigned. The board will hold
meeting Jan. 3lst. DR.. Philips resignation i
!, due to his inability to devote the necessar
time rs member. Term expires July l. 1891
Here Is an Item for North Dakota farmer
from the Wyoming Iowa) journal: Horac
Lra,non sold hoy to Walstrom Bros. yester
day that wc ghcd $50 pounds and got $7,2
/ per 100. making $50, 81 for tho hog. Horac
said she had been brood SOW for three yeal
aud her pigs. sold BY him, weighed iu III
aggregate over lU,0O pounds.