The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1895-05-24

Why not COMO in and supply your
SELF with what shirts waist you nooG. for
hot weather is sure to overtake US, like
thief in the night, and thon you will
wish you had taken our advice. H. II.
Wasem.
Luco Warner e. Loncy will handle
the Dcer;ng and Plano Bindors the
Dcering mower, ball bearing machine,
also tho Plano Header. Come in and see
our stock and got our prices before pur-
chasing elsewhere.
"Wednesday evening We received by
express PREPAID fino pastclotypo of
Goo. w. Childs, from tho Uurcku Chom-
ical Mfg,. Go. Of In Crooso, Wis., Ths
picture is now framed and it graces the
walls Of cur sanctum.
Strong preparations are being made
to make tho Chautaugua season at
Devils Lake from June 81 to July 2Sth
one of tho graadest that has beon placed
Oh the program. Eloquence and the
grandest of music will bo there
"A car load OF Farm machinery.
Consisting of Buggies, Wagons, Gang
Plows, Mccormick Mowers and Binders,
Hay Rakes, ETC., is expected at Rugg's,
next week. 1t will pay all wishing to
buy any thing in this line to SEQ these
goods and get prices before buying.
Tho CooperstoHn A. T. e. A. M,
boys arc coming over here tomorrow
evening for the purpose OF oxomplyfing
their skill in tho Arts OF Masonry, pro-
lilninary to tho organization Of a Lodge
of 4. +. s. A. NJ, in their own town.
Bro. Gage, Of tho Argus says, that
because some persons were under the in
huonce OF crazy whisky and broke a
! window otc., that thore must be a pig
abroad in Hopo. No, Bro. Gago, wo
don't keep 'em. Atty. Murray has ex-
purgatel 'en.
There was full house to hear the
Clarion Concert Company at tho Town
Hall, last Friday oyening. Tho Comp
any is a good one. They pleased the
Hopo audiance worry much and many
wore tho enchores. The Dolsarto poses
were quite novelty to many.
-Messrs. Officer and Smith, havo
finished the earpeter work on the Shor-
man House and on Monday afternoon
returned to their homes at Hope, Both
ero first. class mechanics. and during
their short stay hore made a host of
friends.-Portland Republican.
Sugar and wheat are on the war
path and are up, up, up. 18 los. Granu-
lated for S1.O0 10 cheap now and that is
why we are not backward in naming tho
price on it. or any other article, for we
know competition can not get below our
quotations, on same quality Of goods,
see. H. H. Wasem.
| Gov Clough, Of Minnesota, has sign
cd Harry Hayward's death warrant and
fixed tho 21st day of June as tho day Of
execution. Still Harry feels jubilant
and wagers that tho hanging won't como
off on that day. Ho says he will hang,
no doubt, but it will be noarer seven
months than ono month
We notice in tho St. Thomas Timos
that Rev. Fl. P. Cooper took his first do
| gree in Masonry on tho 18th. We wish
wo had been present with a littlo red
pepper for the goat. We take this lib
erty because we remember tho days
whom Rev. Cooper and we studied our
Latin together when boys. Wo also
welcome Rev. Cooper to the Masonic
camp.
-Thore is story handed down to ua
aad partially Cleaned from our cxchang.
es. that not long since at an entertain.
ment at Galesberg, that E. D. Washburn
very ably assisted Mrs. j. s. Kemp in
singing very able song. 1t is reported
that Mott rather eelipsed himself and il
is further stated that he has graduated
from the Galosburg Esthetic Accadamy
as Q Star entertainer.