The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1893-11-10

Flax, so cents Der bushel.
Potatoes so cents per bushel.
Wheat 46 cents for No. l hard.

WIN. Wilson visited Fargo this week.
States Attorney Murray was in town over
night Monday.
&C. S. Cassell, of Clifford, was visitor In
town Wednesday.
WIN. Stringer, Of Cooperstown, was
| visitor in town over Sunday,
-Supt. Henry and bride, Of Sherbrooke,
were visitors in town Wednesday.
Take Kentucky and Virginia, dems! We
Republicans don't want tho earth!
-Mayvile Tribune: L. A. jacobson and B.
| NJ. Hervey, Of Hope, sojourned in Mayvlle
Wednesday.
The W. G.. T. U. meets at the home of
| Mrs. A. NJ. Mclaughlin on Saturday afternoon
at s o'clock.
| eef11d DR.. Featherston's next visit to Hope
will be from Saturday Nov. 18th, to Tuesday
| Nov. 2lst.
Corn growing is successful around Edge>
ley. One farmer got fifty bushels per acre,
and others in proportion.
Daniel Fullmer departed Tuesday for
Kilbourn City, Wis, on TWO weeks visit
with relatives and friends.
John Tomlinson's family has moved into
The rooms above his building which was for
melly occupied as billiard hall.
The Ladies Aid Society Of the Congrega-
tional church will meet with Mrs. Lucken
next Thursday afternoon at 2 O'Clock.
| Have you an idea? 1t may be valuable.
Is it patenta BILE? Write DUBOIS & DUBOIS,
long established Patent Attorneys, washington,
| D. c.
-"Edson's Latest Talking Machine, the
Wonder of the Age" exhibited zone night
| only" here last week. It received a good
patronage.
| l. Steen, Of Grand Forks, is making this
| place headquarters and is hustling collections
| for the Beldler & Robinson lumber company
hereabout.
&C. A. Luce has removed his family into the
! residence recently vacated by Atty. c. j. Paul.
Mr. Paul and family will depart for their new
heme in Minneapolis in the near future.
| j. G. Mihm informs us by letter that he
has concluded to make Northwood his future
home, and that he will start dray line in
that place instead of Mayville, as formerly
contemplated.
| 1T you want a smoke that is 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.
| Tho tax list last week made US forget to
mention the fact that the Sherman silver pur-
chase law was replaced by the Senate by a
| good majority. Now we're ready for those
predicted good times.
| The Ladies Aid Society Of the NJ. E. church
| will meet with Mrs. Rice On Thursday next,
Nov. 18th. when the officers for the ensuing
year will be elected. Every one is especially
invited to be present.
William Wilson, formerly employed in the
harness shop Of c. w. Dawdy, has returned
and will assume charge Of the shop during Mr..
Dawdy's winters absence in Ontario where
he intends going shortly,
Over 1000 visitors from North Dakota
have registered at the state building at the
J World 8 Fair since July 1, and it is estimated
that not over two thirds Of the visitors have
taken the trouble to register.
| JAS johnson, tho painter, is here from
the state of Illinois. Indoor painting and
paper hanging specially. Sign painting,
etc. Good work and reasonable prices. Sec
him for wall paper SAMPLES.
The subject Of Mr.. James address at the
"Jacob at the brook Jabbok," or "Wrestling
with the Angel" All are cordially invited ia
come out and hear his address.
-EsTRAyED-From the undersigned, Sec.
S4-145-57, one dark iron gray colt, coming
8 yrs. old, one side face lighter than other.
Strayed away with old dark bay mare. Send
information to Geo. D. Slingsby Hope, N. D
The murderer Of Mayor Harrison, Of Chi
cago, was one Of the colossal school Of cranks
one Of the followers of Mrs. Lease. of Kansas
and lie ought and probably will suffer the pen
:lty.
The Bathgate Democrat says a Dakott
woman recently lost her husband. his life be.
ing insured for $1,000. The heart broker
woman telegraphed to her relations in tht
east: "Jim died this week; loss fully covered
by insurance.
Those who are indebted to c. w. Dawdy
the harness maker, are requested to call ant
settle between now and the 18th. of mex
month, as he wishes to 60 away at that time
and must have what is due him before going
Call at once.
Ohio for Mckinley $4,000 strong. low
in line for Republicans to the tune Of $4,000
New York drops in the ranks also. Massa
chusetts. Kansas, New Jersey,-in fact th
whole earth and parts Of Missouri went Re
publican at Tuesdays election.
-Slessrs. R. f. Furlong and Dan S. Green
en- have bought the livery stable of L. A
Freeland, and took possession this week. TIL
will give tho public good rigs. We wish then
success in their venture. Their "ad" appear
In this issue.
Mrs d. N. VanDusen was quite severel
injured by being thrown from q buggy whs
on her way home from Cooperstown last Mon
day, where she had been visiting with he
daughter, Mrs. joel Jimeson Tho horses be
came frightened and ran away, with III
Z above result.
An editor, commenting on tho generf
mlshl Of things terrestrial, vents hls feeling
: IN lha following languagsI ''IieRyen, Dor
orators Hrs' carrying tho bod. athletes ~
preaching the0ospsl, mud brilliant writer's NJ