The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1895-11-15
LOCAL HAPPENINGS.
Potatos at Rice g.
Cramberries at Rice's.
Sweet Potatos at Rice's.
Duffy's Cider at Rice's

Sweet Potatos at Rice's.
Duffv's Cider at Rice's.
Wall paper at Wamberg L Jacobson's.
Bran for sale at the MILL at 500 a
| ton.
Bring your job work to the PIONEER
Office.
Books, novels, albums and toilet cases
at Wamberg & Jacobson's.
Try Jake's Rhumatic Linement, put
up by Wamberg & jacobson.
Mr. Bogart will move his family into
the Congregational Parsonage, soon.
| A couple Of tin horn gams., who had
been in town for time, left on Tuesday.
Sciopticon exhibition on Tuesday and
Wednesday evenings at the M. E. Church
Little Emma Stringer died. on Mon
day, OF diptherla and was buried, Tues
The Pioneer thanks the boys, who so
generously helped to turn out last weeks
issne.
Rice Sells Canned goods, Kerosene Oil.
Tobaccos. Cigars. Matches and all kinds
of Candies.
The Pioneer wants few copies of
Nov. Sth. Pioneer. Any person that can
furnish them will greatly obligo
Tho Ladies' Aid Society of the M. e.
church will meet at tho home of Mrs
Jackson next Thursday afternoon.
Go to Stewart & Drew for School
Furniture and Apparatus for Cash or on
time. They meet all Competition.
| have complete line of fall and
winter Millinery Goods, trimmings, etc.
Hats trimmed to order. Mrs. Eva
Warmer.
The Ladies' Aid of the Congregational
church will moet at the residence of
Mrs T. j. Mcmahon next Thursday at.
ternoon.
Paige. Horton & Gunderson handle
whoat at Duluth on half cent commits.
sion. All kinds of grain handled, ship
to them.
House paint. white lead pure Linseed
oil, varnishee. brushes. glass and putty
at the Drug Store first door west Of the
Hope House.
LOST: A yearling bull. largo size,
lime-back, whit Q face, and sidos moetly
red. Finder please notify at the PIONEER
office, llberal reward.
just call in Stewart & Drew's and see
the New Silver. ware Case full OF silver.
Hud Fulmer will willingly and snilingly
show you his goods and wait upon you.
When you want any barbering done,
call at the Hope House shop. Always
open and ready for business during bust
ness hours. M. G. PEEssLY, Prop.
| j. G. Lang wishes to announce that he
is still in the wheat business and he will
be glad to name a price on any wheat
that comes into the market. Give him
show.
Just received new shipment of
Tapestry curtains from $3.50 to $500, at
Rodon6org. Beckerjeck & Co'e. 1t is the
finest line Of curtains ever exhibited in
Hope.
NOTICE: A bird dog followed mo
home from Cooperstown yesterday.
Owner can have same by proving pro
perty and paying expenses. G. V. lido.
Hope, N. y. Ills
On Dec. 7th. DR.. Fcathcrston will bring
with him fine selection of the very
best teeth made, including the famous
makes of S. s. White. Justi and tho
Wellington Go. Go and see them.
Rov. Gillespie preached his farewell
sermon last Sunday in the Congrcga-
tionai church. Service in tho M. +.
church, last Sunday morning, was dis
pensed with SO that the people might 20
and hear Rev. Gillespie's farewell.
Mr.. Geo. N. Stork Says: have a suf
ticient number Of names to obtain a
Charter for an A. O. U. w. Lodge in
Hope. l had to return to Cooperstown
yesterday. but to thces who may have
been sighted, please call on DR.. Philip
for all necessary information.
At the regular Communication of Oc-
cidental Lodge, No. 27 A. +. IL A. NJ.
last Friday evening the following of..cera
were elected for the eusuing year: JIM
Stewart. w. M, L. a. jacobson, S. w..
j. d. Brown. j. W.. Il. j. Pepper, Treas.
urer, F. N. Gilmore, Secretary.
Carl Nelson was taken sick with In
flanation OF the bowels last Sunday eve-
ming ard died on Thursday morning Mt
liz. A. NJ. at Thos. Jorgensen's. Mr..
Nelson was a member Of Valley City
Lodge No. A. +. d A. n.
Occidental Lodge No. q, A. F. e. A. M.
Of this place gave him Masonic burial
this afternoon. He had expressed tho
desire for such burial.
Special Cloak Sale.
The first week in December we will
sell everything in our Cloak Department
at cost. Many Garments slightly out of
date will be sold for less than cost We
still have a good line of all descriptions,
in Ladies'. and Misses and Childrens
Cloaks and Jackets. The entire Stock
will be sold at Cost, during tho first
week in December. One week only.
Remember this is your chanche.
Fl. H. WAsEM.
False Alarm.
1t is reported in Cooperstown that
Hope cannot got cars, that the mill had
to close up because they could not get
fuel and that everything was closed up
here until tho G. N got running again.
There is MOI a word Of truth in the
for tho purpose Of injuring our town.
have plenty of cars. The mill was never
closed minute. and the G. N. has been
running regularly.
A. r. Ward G. Co. seem to bo selling
off their horses fast. They report the
following sale in the last few days.
Oscar Comming's, matched team bay
mares. drivers. Mr.. H. V. Ryther, fine
bay mare. for farm work. Mr.. Erickson.
matched team grays two years old. for
farm work. M K. Sund, fine black geld
ing. weight 1870, far farm work. j. S.
Mott, fine sorrell mare, weight ll5O, for
farm work. Gordon Jefferson, fine bipck
gelding. weight 11OO for farm work
Thos. Bowes, matched team gray geld
ings, for combination work. Thos
Bowes. bay ge]ding, for farm work. ].