The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1895-11-08
)PE, STEELE COUNTY, NORTH DAKOTA NOVEMBER 8, 1896
LOCAL HAPPENINGS.

The Strike appears to be dead.
Wall paper at Wamberg & Jacobson's.
Bran for sale at the MILL at 500
! ton.
The County Commissioners meeting
to-day.
Bring your Job work to the PIONEER
Office.
There was no school on Tuesday after
noon.
There is s23, 1879 in the Steele county
Treasure.
Thursday the 2sth. Nov. is Thanks
giving Day.
The Skating Rink is 60. 1t will be
at least 5Oxl5O.
VIM. Lieske subscribed for tho Pro-
NEER Wednesday.
&. s. Shippy's Office has been treated
to coat of paint.
Storm windows and House banking is
the business of the day.
Books. novels, albums and toilet cases
at Wamberg & Jacobson's.
Try Jake's Rhumatic Linement, put
up by Wamberg & jacobson.
Hope Roller Mill continues to turn
out the best flour in the state.
A. F. Parkinson came riding in from
Mayville on his Bike at dinner time to-
day.
It was miserably mean rain and seet
that fell ON Monday night and Tuesday
morning.
Racine Wisconsin Beaver shawls, full
line OF collars, all prices. Cheap, at
Wasem's.
A big time is looked for at the Thanks
giving Ball under the auspices of the
Woodmen.
All turn out to the Modern WooGman
dance on Thanksgiving evening, at the
Opora House.
Wa ted, girl to Go general house
work. Good wages. Oscar Cummings,
Sherbrooke, N. D.
We understand that there is move
on foot to organize q young mans Chris.
tia II Association.
The Telephone line would not work
yesterday. The wire was either broken
or down somewhere.
Pure Wisconsin Buckwheat Flour.
just received, at Wasem's. Guaranteed
10 DO absolutely pure.
There will be special meeting of the
Woodman, Nov. GOTH, good attendance
is earnestly requested.
Our merchants are surely giving some
| great bargains, Judging from the crowds
that throng the stores.
James 7. Masters moved to town OH
Tuesday. He occupies the North up
stairs in the w. & j. building.
! Go to Stewart & Drew for School
Furniture and Apparatus for Cash or on
time. They,meet all Competition.
Fuller and Grant had sort of Civil
Criminal Case before Justice Pressly on
Monday morning. The case was wisely
settled.
Paige. Horton & Gunderson handle
wheat at Duluth on half cent commits
sion. All kinGs of grain handled, ship
to them.
have complete limo of fall and
winter Millinery Goods. trimmings. etc.
Hats trimmed to order. Mrs. Eva
Warner.
House paint, white lead, pure Linseed
3oil, varnishes brushes. glass and putty
at tho Drug Store first door west Of the
Hope House.
All wool fascinators one and quarter
yard square. in Black, White, Pink and
Blue, at so cents each. Call and see
them, at Wasem's.
LOST: A yearling bull. large size,
lime back, white face, and sides mostly
red. Finder please notify at the PIONEER
Office, liberal reward.
The first thing to remember. after the
Skating Rink is ready, is that Wasem
has full line of Ice Skates in his Hard
ware Stock, that he will sell very low.
just call in Stewart g. Drew's and see
the New Silver. ware Case full of silver.
Hud Fulmer will willingly and smiling]y
show you his goods and wait upon you.
Mr.. L. G. Day picked up parcel be.
longing to lady, while driving in town
few days ago. The owner can have
same by calling at H. Fl. Wasem's store
When you want any barbering done,
ca II at the Hope House shop. Always
open and ready for business during busi
ness hours. M. G. PREssLY, Prop.
just received new shipment of
Rolenberg, Beckerjock & Co.'S. 1t the
finest line OF curtains ever exhibited in
Hopo.
J.C. Lang wishes to announce that he
10 still in the wheat business and he will
| SAoA W AdAAO a II 40 VII duy "uOhG
that comes into the market Give him
show.
NorrcE: A bird dog followed mo
home from Cooperstown yesterday.
Owner can have same by proving pro
perty and paying expenses. G. V. Ide.
Hope, N. d. Ills
On Dec. 7th. DR.. Feathcreton will bring
with him fine selection of the very
best teeth made, including the famous
makes of 8. s. White. Justi and the
Wellington Co. Go and see them.
Wo have one Empire Jewel Range for
sale it's six hole burner and has all the
latest Improvements. A $4,000 stove for
$500.
MERR1ELL BRos.
A 2 weeks old boy of J. Parks of Page
died Monday morning 1t was buried
in the Page cemetery on Tuesday. Ser
vices were held at the residence at 10
o'clock. Stewart & Drew furnished the
Coffin.
4 B. G. Shaw while driving to Pago last
Saturday was struck in the eye by
piece OF earth that few from one of tho
: horsee' hoofs. lie has had pretty sore
eve ever since but it is getting consider
ably better now.
At the I. 0. O. F. meeting on Tuesday
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