The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1895-09-06
And She's Gone.
DR.. Jefferson Sept, %. % and 80.

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DR.. Jefferson Sept. %, % and 80.
Staples beat Morehead, Aug. 2sth.
Score l3 to II.
I. H. Brekke of Colgate became a sub
scriber for tho PIONEER, today.
We acknowledge ticket to tho Nor.
ton ounty Fair, to DO held in Mandan,
Oct. 1928.
Moorhead beat Staples, Aug. 29th.
Score 5 to 6. Score was tie up to the
ninth inning.
Stewart & Drcw allowed their ad to be
taken out this week. because wo were so
crowded. Watch for their ad next week.
Trouble between two of Jas. Ellis
bury's men this morning resulted in one
OF tho contracting parties getting his
face punched in horrible shape DR..
Philip patched up tho nlarred complex
ioa.
Now that the harvest is ovo2 and
money is in circulation again. the
PIONEER wishes to be remembered The
individual amounts are small, but the
many OF them will help us out substaa.
TALLY. Don't forget us.
j. Roman, CT Niagara, has arrived
back into this part Of N. D. again. He
started up his machine last Thursday
afternoon at o'clock and had $50 bush
els of wheat threshed at s 30-for j. e.
Dow, on The Piclzert Farms.
The Hope Pioneer boys get tho oil,
and as much of it as there is. 1t shall
not be necessary for them to do tho fool
ish virgin act-after. II they can get
the right sort of inspection from Brother
Trubshaw, it will be oil right.-Arsus.
j.. Falls & Co., 6l5 Corn Elk. M'p'ls.
and A. Board Of Trade, Duluth. Grain
! dealers and Commission Merchants.
Liberal advances and prompt returns.
Make especially CT track buying. Re-
ference: Bank OF Minneapolis. For par,
ticulars inquire OF j. 4. Warner.
c. G. Ncrriell has sent a box Of Flax
to 4. J. Tiffany, Chicago. The flax was
}1 pulled just whom it was riron'ng. Mr,
Tiffany says: Il am making an exhibit
for school work OF various subjects and
among tho number is flax and hemp
To those who owe me, 1 wish to an
nounce that am hero for the purpose
of collecting what is clue me. AS my
time is limited. kindly call early at Ste.
wart 6 Drew's Office and settle.
G. w. DAwDy.
HaSsas For SALE: Good work horses
and mules Tor sale, from forty dollars up.
Will take pay in fall ploughing Also.
all kinds Of Merchandise, Machine Oil.
Betting. Lacing. Packing, etc, apply,
| Pickert Farm. Pickert F. 0. 9-l3
If our citizens will hand us in a short
and concise biography Or history of t]:cir
lives, during tho roxt two or three
| wooksj we will try and use it to adyant-
| age. Eaph and eyery'soGe is requested
to do SO and fail pot. Make it DIS pithy
and concise as possible. 4)o not spread
it over unnecessary space. Hurry !:
along.
Paoroa,APzs: A. T. & G. a. Parkin.
son are now making a speciality OF Farm
and Thrcshing Views, at Mayville and
Hope and vicinity. Leave your orders
at our studio at Hope or with Daniel
Nelson, Hope, n. D., or address us at
May7il!c, N. D.
The PIONEER got out the following
Job work this week; Letter heads
Memo heads and envelopes for G, S.
Shippy; Statements for A. r. Ward i
Co.: Calling carols for Mrs w. II. NJ
Phiiip; Circular letters for Luce Warn
cr {; Loncy; Letter heads and order
blanks for Mrs. Eva Warner and print
ing map OF Steele Go. on back Of letter
hoads for NJ. B. Cassell.
Settlers have been eyicted from lanlS
owned by the G. N. Ry., in Polk Co..
MINI. These lands have been in con,
tention between the railway and govern
lncnt for years says the Fargo Forum
The settlers had the Impression that
they were to be protected by the state
It seems to us that innocent settlers
should have some recompense for theil
time and Improvements, from some
source.