The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1894-10-26

The car supply for loading arheat is
much more plentiful this than last ,reek,
several extras bringing in largo numbers
Of empties during the ,reek.
| s. n. Taylor, former Steele county
citizen. but now resident of Mayville,
was visitor in town and pleasant cal
Ter at the PIONEER office Wednesday,.
Col. r. F. Pickert returned Thurs.
day from visit to Nem York City. He
reports business as improving very mat
erially in the east and Nou York City as
quite lively commercially,
Tho PIONEER has bccn crowded
with Job work again this week, but that
is just what we like, and if you have
anything in that line just bring it along.
We guarantee you perfect satisfaction.
Shout it from your housetops-tell
it far and aride-our train service is
abominablc under the ncar time sched-
ule, and whoever is responsible for it
should be kicked all over the Northeast.
Fred Rugg is putting up a large
building opposite Moote's blacksmith
shop to be used as feed mill. He will
put III an elevator and remove his wind
mill to the building to operate the entire
machinery Of the mill.
Portland Republican,: j. j. Wam-
berg, Of Hope, and Il candidate for State
Railway Commissioner, stopped in Port
land q short time Monday on his way to
Hope. Mr.. w. feels very cheerful over
the prospects in this state for the Re.
publican cause.
ct. Harper, Veterinary Dentist, of
Larimorc. N. D., aril locate in Hope after
Nov. 7, and will call on the horsemen
Throughout the surrounding country.
All orders left at Mr.. Hills livery stable
;cill be promptly ATTENDED to. Best of
references furnished.
"A, .. Cartlodgo drove down from
Sharon Tuesday morning to take the
train. but got left, not knowing Of the
change Of time. He drove over to Cliff
ford Wednesday morning and took the
train for visit to relatives and friends
in st. Cloud and other points in Minno-
sofa.
Z Mrs. J. D. Brown, and son Malcolm
returned Saturday of last week from an
; extended visit with relatives in Minnc.
apolis,. and at different points In Illinois
Mics Elsie Brown, who has been attend
EiJtsgl lleel in Minneapolis for .somo time
past, returned home With her, and viii
spend tho winter at home.
Portland Republican, c. L. Pottlc
one Of Steele county's intelligent farm.
crs, was in the city Tuesday. Mr.. P. in.
formed us that on less than sixth of an
acre Of ground from one pound of seed
he harvested this year fifty five bushels
Of onions. Next year he intends putting
in several acres if conditions are favor
able.
4. Stcen, the Beidlcr l. Robinson col
lector, felt slightcd because VIC did not
mention the fact that he was in the city
last week. So we'll say right here that
he was in town last week and again this
week but he couldn't lift the magnetic
lady at the show Monday night, although
she could lift him even if he does
weigh. 225 pounds.
w. j. Thompson i'll Buffalo Express
Page has been taking quite Il boom this
fall. Several new buildings have been
erected, and others will soon follow
Merchant Cook has moved his store
back from the street and will build q
larger one in front, while L. B. Hanna is
getting ready to put up new quarters
for the bank and drug store.
The Little Mascot Co. gave quite q
creditablo show here Monday night
Rose Arthur, the magnetic lady, gave
some wonderful feate of her poweross
and also some good tests Of mind read
ing. Little Max and Cora, ia their songs
and also as dance artists, were excellent
We say all this notwithstanding the fact
that tho company failed to put up the
COMPS for the Office force.
--"Old Tom" failed to state all The
truth in regard to the failure to appear
in court last week of Messrs. Hench
Noiskc and Tomlinson. leaving the read
crs to infer that they had all skipped
out. Such was not tho case. Noiskt
and Hench had skipped, but the reaso:
: Mr.. Tomlinson did not appear was that
: he was confined to his bed by illness
He was arrested Saturday upon thu
bench warrant issued by Judge McCon
: nell, and gave bonds in the sum Of s3Ot
: for his appearance at the June tern, O.
J the district court. Mr.. Tomlinson actet
honestly and squarely in the matter.