The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1895-10-18
LOCAL HAPPENINGS.


Leo Lang plowed around the town on
Monday.
Bring your job work to the PIONEER
Office
L.J. Fullmer has moved the old Hope
Hyuse to town.
Ladies' and Children's caps, in all
styles, at Wasem's.
We acknowledge piece of the Grant
Roney Bride cake.
Hanging Lamps. with Rochester
Burners, ut Wasom's.
Patronize Home Institutions! 1t is
tho life Of any community.
Books. novels, albums and toilet cases
at Wamberg & Jacobson's
Try Jake's Rhumatic Linement, put
up by Wamberg L. jacobson.
Anyone in need Of good housekecp-
er, inquire at the PIONEER Office.
Arthur Moote moved into the rooms,
into the Philip block, on Monday.
L. A. jacobson lost about half the
trees on his tree claim last week by
prairie fire.
There was no services at tho Congre-
gational church last Sunday, as Rev.
Gillespie did not come home.
On the G. N. system, Langdon has re-
ceived tho largest amount of wheat this
season and Hope ranks second.
Martcn, Seal, and Astrakan Muffs and
Boas, at Wasem's. Como in and get a
mutf, before they are all gono.
| Quite number of our young people
attended the Grant and Roncy wedding.
near Clifford. Monday evening.
Go to Stewart g. Drew for School
Furniture and Apparatus for Cash or on
time. They meet all Competition.
have a compoto line OF fall and
winter Millinery Goods, trimmings. etc.
Hats trimmed to order. Mrs. Eva
Warner.
Paige. Horton g. Gunderson handle
wheat ut Duluth on half cent commits
sion. All kinds OF grain handled, snip
to them.
House paint, white load, pure Linseed
oil, varnishes. brushes. glass and putty
at the Drug Store first door west of the
Hopo House.
Cali men accountable to God" is tho
subject of Rev. VIM. Gillespio's sermon
from tho Congregational pulpit next
Ount'ay luOruluB.
Rodenberg, Beckerjec!s e. Co. arc
building an extension to their crowded
store. The boys are energetic and merit
u good patronage.
The Ladies Aid Society of the Con-
gregational church will meet at the re-
sidenco Of Mrs. J. A. Van Dusea, next
Thursday afternoon.
Thomas Ward wishes US to announce
that he has some fine Timothy seed for
salo. His sample can bo soon at Luce,
Warner O. Loneys. Call early.
Posr MEETING: Boys thore will be a
meeting OF the Post Saturday evening,
y o'clock, October Goth. Let all turn
cut. H. S. CURRY, Com.
! When you want any barbering done.
call at the Eopo House shop. Always
! open and ready for business during busi
ness hours. NJ. c. PRHssLY, Prop.
We have an endless variety of second
hand heaters, all in perfect condition.
They will be sold at one-third of there
value, for cash. Luce, Warner & Loney.
The largest assortment of ink and
pencil tablets, fancy box paper, pens,
pencils and inks at Wamberg & Jacob
son's.
j. G. Lang wishes 10 announce that he
is still in tho wheat business and he will
be glad to namo Il prico on any wheat
that comes into the market. Give him
a show.
Just received a new shipment OF
Tapestry curtains from $3.50 to 5000, at
Rodcnbcrg Bockerjeck g. Co.'S. 1t is the
finest line OF curtains evor exhibited in
Hope.
/ Go to ce,..IVarner & Loncy's for
globe valves, check valves, throttles. bibs
haro oil cups, iiue cleaners, suction hose
or anything in engine supplies or mach
inc repairs.
Butler & Upton received a fine young
thoroughbred Poland China boar from
Leeds, Wis. oGnesday afternoon Of
last week. 1t is pure bloodod animal
and Mcssrs. Butler & Upton arc doing
the right thing in getting good stock.
Do not forget. thai after November
LIST. no more tick" at Wascms. What
few accommodations VIC have granted
during harvest and threshins, must be
attended to by that time. Take due
notice, everybody. We make no except
ions. but use everybody alike.
3. VI. Hervcy loft those parts hurridly
from Colgate Thursday morning train
We understand that he was captured ir
Casselton. b. II. forgot very rapidly
some of his sacred promises to make
good his debts OF honor which will be
explained in full unless attended to.
Rov. Frank Enslin and Miss WinforC
Spcrry were united in the holy bonds ol
natrilnony at Porter Kinball's on We'd
/ k,.J T.
were present. Thoy left yesterday
morning by train on their wedding trip
The PIONEER extends congratulations.
F.E. Mayes has opened up in nice
shape his Harness business in Hope
Sec his ad. in this issue. Mr.. Mayes is
practical harness maker and we would
ask tho people OF this locality to re-
member him when in need of any Of
his goods. He will deal with you on the
Square.
A citizen asks: Has anything been
done with tho Cactus on the Frank
Carpenter place. south OF town? We
10 not know, but it should be attended
t,'. before the winds start the plantl
rol ling over tho prairie scattering the
seeo, everywhere Don't let it 80 like
the Fl, ,pe fire broak.
Blcsse>a is the man who owes no store
hill. at this. time of tho year, for he can
walk up and down through town, like a
free man, not having to dodge from one
side OF the stroe.t to the other, in orde'
| to avoid those he owes. Therefore We
| would advise ever; body. to trade ut
Wasems, pay cash, ans savo money.
| FALL PLouGu1HG To LIT. One dollar