The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1895-06-07

-oet0 u. curry, r.. ~. WashDurn
and J. S. Kemp, returned from their
spiritwood fishing trip Wednesday.
They report fishing fine. They brought
homo about 60 or 70 lbs of fish.
-We were informed, this morning,
that one OF Mr. Wallace's hired men,
Mr. Ole Bottman, was struck by lightn-
ing and instantly killed, yesterday aftor-
noon, while hoeing potatoes. Further
particulars we arc unable to give at this
writing.
--Wo have few Ladies Dross Skirts.
mado Of fancy Black Dress Goods, and
Navy Blue Serge. that we arc selling
cheap. Come and 500 thom. Ladies
ready made garments are getting to bo
as popular as Mons Ready mado Cloth
ing. Wasem keeps them.
We are informed by wire, that. Mrs
G G Morriell was elected President Of
tho State Robcclsah Assembly and Mrs
A Mclaughlin. Grand Secretary. at
Valley City, this week. Our ladies were
evidently lin it" when it came to tho
election. Congratulations ladies.
There will be 20 services in tho M.
Z. church aext Sunday morning. Child
ren's Day exercises at the Congrega.
tional church in tho morning and in the
evening at the M. Z. church. Con-
sequeatly there will DO no services at
the Congregation church in the eve.
Mug.
The following are tho committees
| appointed for tho 4th Of July celebration.
at tho meeting last Monday evening.
Solicating committee, A. Mclaughlin.
James Lonoy and Fl. H. Wasern. Con-
| eral Arrangements. j. w. Kiniston, G. G..
Merriell, L. N. Gilmore, r. Il. Rodenberg
and ]. P. McMahon.
MARRIED, at Cooperstown, N. D.. on
Saturday 25th day Of May, 1895. Arthur
s. Moote to Miss Hanna Stay, both Of
Hope, N. d., Rev. Purintcn officiating
Both parties are we'll known in this
vicinity. The PIONEER, with their host
Of friend join in ringing wish OF "much
Joy" and may it continue through long
and happy future.
r. L. Thurston and family will take
thoir departure in week or ton days fol
some point in Wise consin, where Franh
will join in brother in tho Mercantile
busineps, we are sorry to have to say
goodbye but of course Frank know
what is to his own best interest. All W.
can cay is, Success. Mr.. Mcpherson, O
Everest, takes charge of the G. N. ofIc;
at this point
Tho Record, an Illustrated Journa
devoted to politics, literature, education
social and fraternal affairs has como t,
our table. Vol. I, No. 1, is an excellen
edition. Tho juno number promises t.
be as good as the first if not better. Th
Magazine is published by G. A. Launs
berry, of Fargo, N. Oak, the subscrip
tion price is $500 per annuln, single cop
les 25 cents.
Portland and Hope are dissatisfied
with tho now G. N. train service.
seems hard to fix schedule to sui
oyerybody,-Mayville Tribune.
Bro. Larin tho schedule is fixed now
the train gets into Hope after wo SO t.
bed and is away again before we get up
We aro all satisfied now. First clas
connections arc made. but tho travelling
public cannot sleep under the preson
skadudle.
-supt Horny, S J Axdahl and n
Whitney, the committee appointed t.
solect a list Of school books for tn
county, mot at Sherbroolke, last Satur
day and adopted tho following: Apple
toms 1st Reader, Barners 2nd, 3rd, 4th
and 9th Readers. Mines Arithmetic
Barnes Elementary Geography. Miles
Advanced Geography, Metcolf & Bright
Language Book, Conklin's Englisl
Grammar and Composition, Eggleton'
History, Watson's Complete Spellel
McCleary's Studios in Ciyies and Mode
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