The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1894-04-13
FLAX. 40 Uer bushel.
Potatoes 80 cents per bushel.
Wheat ~ cents for No. l hard.


Wheat ~ cents for No. hard.
-FoR SALE-Ono pair work oxen.
PORTER KIMBALL.
Superintendent Henry and wife. Of Sher-
brooke. were in town Monday.
Geo. Striuger drove over from Coopers-
town Sunday, returning Monday.
deputy Sheriff Warner and Atty, David
Lockton were visitors at Sharhrooke yesterday.
Misses Netlie Z. Eilsbury and Mary E.
Hogue made visit 10 Fargo Saturday, re
turning Tuesia:.
-J.W Shaw removed out to the Gao. A.
Luce farm Wednesday, which he will nut III
crop this season.
-Messrs J. j. Wamberg aud 7. j McMal-
on made a business trip to Fargo Tuesday. re-
turning Thursday.
IT. &. Anderson is removin. his family to
the farm. rear SherbrOoke, where they will
spend the summer,
We have again secured a good correspond
ont from Sherbrooke. An interesting COM
| municaiion appears ia this issne.
Ira Miller. an oil tms resident Of Hope
; but now running meat marlct in Mayyille,
spent Saturday and Sunday in town.
The Ladies Aid society OF the Congrega-
tional church will meet with Mrs. j. A, Van
Duseu next Thursday afternoon, April 49,
| j. NJ. Els,,ury moved his family into town
| last week. They occupy the rooms in the up
por story o. the building opposite p. 2, Ricc's.
Fargo Republican! Walter Muir would
like to bs United States senator, ana a good
many OF US would like TO b., angsls-even
chances.
Fred KILLER. who spent the winter at his
hons in Wisconsin,, returned Tuesday aud has
resumed the management Of Frank HIPS liy-
cry stable.
"A Fargo pnragraphcr suggests that 4 IN
the eleventh coulmandnleii:-"b shalt not
Du found out.'
Fargo Argus; II the United States senate
had one good governor instead OF sixteen ex-
governors perhaps it could get through with
its business faster.
&xtH DR.. Featherston's next visit to Hope
will be from Saturday, May 10Th. to Tuesday,
May 22nd. At Page Thursday, May II, to
Saturday, May 10.
Mrs. 7. J. Foster arrived Thursday Of last
Saturday making arrangements for the spring
work at the farm.
Peter Jos!yn departed Saturday for Min
neapolis. Some time next month he will 60
back to the old home in Newport. Vermont,
for an extended visit.
Rev z. james will preach Sunday evening
at the NJ. E. church on, ''Setting a Watch.'
or Our Moral Mission in the Wor!c.' All are
earnestly invited TO be present.
-Cooper5town Courier: Mr.. and M:a. Woo
ard two children, OF Hope. drove over tt
Coopers!own Sunday, on visit to Mrs. Wood:
sister, Mrs. Joel Jimssoa.
Quite heavy snow fell on Sunday.
i. was anoet like q rain, and again is the grcunt
thoroughly saturated. Surely Ye have
enough moisture this spring.
The subject for Raw. WIN. Giilespie's dis.
course, next Sunday morning at the Congrega
tional church, will be, "The Fellowship Of th
Saints" All are are cord ally invited.
Miss Mamie Laralnore and Walter hav
moved OIL the farm and will run things t
Mrs. Laramore will continue to reside iD town
Fargo Argus: Milwaukee officials hav
re 'uced tho price Of certificates OF Unite
States citizenship 10 rs cents piece. Has til
country struck an era OF cheap citizens as
has OF cheap book?
Rev. z. James leaves Tuesday Of next wee
for Wahpeton, to attend the annual conference
l e, fo; path In In pad
n this charge again. Hs is quite popular wit
Il his congregation. and no doubt il their v7ish
are regarded he will be returned to the HoI
charge for another year.
Word was received last week by Miss MAJ
E. Hosue that her grandmother WIS very rel
iousy i'll at her home in Salem Ohio. MIR
! Hogu,, who is teaching school in Primrol
" township, was notified, and intended to 90
Il the bedside OF her mother, but word was r
II ceiyed later that she was improving so 81
will not go.
Mrs. c. W. Dawdy and brother, WI
Stringer, returned Friday Of last week fra
Pelham Center, Ontario, yhere they visit
with relatives during the winter. Mr.. String
brought back bride with him-one OF Can
da's fairest-much surprising bis friends who
he didn't tell word about it. They will
gin housekeeping in Cooperstown in the nc
? future. Congratulations Of tho PIONEER a,
all his friends are extended.
-Cassclton Republican,: Hon. Geo. N, SIN
the bonauza farmer Of Amen:a, writes
ct Forum urging farmers to SOW broom corn a
=, otherwise diversity this year, George 81
Az broom corn can he sowD after the other crt
" and will yield from Is to 80 bushels to the &C
at He says: As soon as the seed commences
Urn yellow at the top Of the stalk y
~ over part of is it still green, cut
ID. harvester, stack in long shoe
th rythresh it, using a flax sell
- traw for fodder, which maxi
10' i you havo not got the g.
leighbor. II he has not
+ l IL those that are in war
- clean ssed, guaranteed