The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1895-10-04
LOCAL HAPPENINGS.

Sleeve bustles, at Rodenbe-g, Becker
jeck & Co.'S.
Don't forget the Sunday School rally
this evening.
Notice the change in Parkinson's ad.
from 10th to 18th.
The Hope Roller Mill is running every
day, turning out A. I. -four.
Our town has been alive with drum
mers and collectors the past week.
j. A. VanDusen has finished thresh-
ing and has pulled in his machine.
The Supreme Court has set Nov. 4th
for tho argument in the Hayward case
F. r. Rugg has his mill all fixed up
again and is ut work saving and grind
ing.
james Ellsbury pulled his thresher in
last evening. He has finished for tho
year.
Fred Rugg's horse ran away Wednes-
day and broke the buggy up in bad
shape.
The finest assortment of Chamber
Sets you will find at Rodenberg, Beck
erjeck g. 90.
We understand that r. B. Whisnand
and B. NJ. Hervey have sold their farms
to Dunkards.
The Ladies Aid of tho M. f. Church
meet at the residence Of Mrs. James next
Thursday afternoon.
Go to Stewart & Drew for School
Furniture and Apparatus for Cash or on
time. They meet ali Competition.
R. r. Fisher has finished tkreshing.
His wheat turned II bushels on old land
and Is bushels on the summer tallow.
The Ladies Aid Society of the Con.
gregational church meet at the residence
of Mrs. jacobson Thursday afternoon.
Paige. Horton g. Gunderson handle
wheat ut Duluth on half cent commits
sion. All kinds of grain handled, shin
to them.
I have complete line of fall and
winter Millinery Goods. trimmings, etc.
Hats trimmed to order. Mrs. Eva
Warner.
A social hop was given in the Town
Hall on Monday evening after the Kick
apoo Show. The participants report
pleasant time.
Our popular hardware firm has just
laid in a car load of stoves. They have
stoves, in prices, to accommodate either
the pieh or poor.
Those BIRDS. with their feathers soiled,
left the city in more Of a hurry than
they came in. The arm of the law was
fast on their trail.
Don't forget that Rodenberg, Becker.
jeck & Co., have the finest assortment of
Chlldren's Clothing aud ut prices that
will defy competition.
The Kiekapp0s are gong and we make
tho parting remark, that thay were lust
as fine group as over struck our town
on u similar errand.
Rodenberg, Beckerjeck & Co.'S. clerks
have something under their nose that
makes person smole smile to look
At2 Girls take notice.
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N. Stock Yards. They intend to keep
cattle there this winter.
Thomas Ward wishes US to announce
that he has some fine Timothy seed for
sale. His sample can be seen at Luce,
Warner Y LeEey's, Call early,
Wshaye an endless varsity OF SECOND
hand heaters, all in perfect condition.
They will be sold at one: third of there
value, for cash. Luce, Warner & Loney.
When YOU want any barbering done,
call ut the Hope House shop. Always
open and ready for business dnring buSi
ness hours. M. G. PREssLY, Prop.
> Did you. feel the earth shake the 9TH
er Gay? Most people thought it was an
earth quake, but it y as only the prices
dropping q. sRodeS erg, Bec|Serieck 4;
j. O. Lag wishes to ANNOUNCE that he
is still in the wheat business and he will
be glad to name price on any wheat
that comes into the market, Give him
show.
Go to Luce, Warner & Loney's for
globe valves, check valves, throttles. bibs,
hard oil cups, hue cleaners, suction hose,
or anything in engine supplies or mach
inc repairs.
Att o'clock this morning a brand
new girl came to grace the Wambcrg
residence. This morning, the Railway
Commissioner was smiling and setting
up the cigars. We smoked.
Jos. johnson, the J. /. Case man, left
his case Of tools in John Sussex's black
smith shop week ago yesterday. The
shop caught fire during the dinner hour
and hie fancy case of tools were lost
Consideration $500.
j. R. Falls & Co., 615 Corn Elk. M'nls,
ssse:s ssa ~ Board sas & baSasbRSq HaS RqYa G
Llberai aav$ness and pr55mpt returns.
Make especially of track buying. Re.
ference: Bank Of Minneapolis. For par.
ticulars inquire Of J. A. Warner,
We will epen cur Photo Car, at Hope,
again on October 10th. and it will re-
main open for sixty days: Bring your
families. Or children and get their pic.
lures taken: Those having resittipgs
coming, please call early,
4. F: & GA. RA4Rx4xsox;
Photographs.
E. Dunn, the Tenant on the Smith
place at Colgate lost his little boy, of
months old, this morning. DR.. McLain
and DR.. Haagansen of Hillsboro attend
ed the little one but could not save it.
Death claimed ite own. Yhe Coffin was
got at Stewart / DreewWis. The child will
be bHrried at Rage tomorrow.
Rasmus Nelson of Aberdeen S. D.
called in the Pioneer Office this morning
told nat to work for PIEckerf. E af'' Hs Hs says as
he worked for him through harvest and
Mr.: Pickert paid him in fpll Yesterday
without any rebateme ents and he is per
fectly satisfied and never worked for \
better man. This information was vol
unteered. Mr.. Nelson is 62 years Of age.
FALL PLnuaH1sa To LET One dollar
per acre, payable in merchandise. such
as Groceries. Boots, Shoes. Hats. Gaps,
Fur Coata. Harness, Clothing. Pat
Rubbers, Oils, Wind-mills,
Feed mills. Grain sacks. Carpets, Bed.