The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1895-04-26

Landlord Wheeler does the utmost for
tho accommodation and comfort of his
guests, and endeavors to- make every.
thing cosy and home-lile. Farmers will
find the Northwestern good place at
which to stop and take thsir meals when
in town. Especial attention will be given
for the entertainment of teachers in at
tendance at the Institute. Call and sec
US and learn rates.
J. W. WHEELER.
Take your jewe!ry repairing to H. H.
Fu'lmer, at the store of Stewart & Drew
Watch repairing and engraving a spec.
ialty. A nice line OF Watches, Jowelry
and Silverware. Bargains in Watches
and Jewelry. Call and learn prices.
Ladies Capes.--We have them from
$500 up to $1,000. Prices as low as can
be obtained west of Chicago. for like
quality. Ready to back this up by all
VIC are worth. Have thom in Black, Tans,
Browns and Blue. Going fast-at
H. H. WAsEM's.
Mems Shirts.-Ncver before did we
show such u full and complete line Of
Mons Shirts-Working Shirts, Party
Shirts, Ballroom Shirts, Marriage Shirts,
with embroidered bosoms; Night Shirts,
&c. &C. Come in and be supplied-at =
H. H. WAszM's.
We learn that J. P. Burling, of
Broadlawn, was attacked one day last
week by a vicious horse, and had his
sido and one arm badly lacerated by the
beast. II got him down and would have
killed him but for the timely arrival Of
neighbors, who rescued him from his
terrible plight.
II. s. Hunt departed Thursday for
St. Paul, for the purpose of purchasing
printing materials, and from there goes
to Fcssendon, where he assumes control
Of his recent newspaper purchase, tho
Advertiser, on May lst. The bost wish
es of tho PIONEER and numerous friends
follow him to his new field.
A thirteen year old hoy by name of
Christian arrived Wednesday evening
from Denmark, to make his home with
an uncle. living in Willow Lake town
ship. Tho little fellow had lonesome
trip. He is unable to speak a word Of
English, 30 was checked through to his
destination, and was 81 loag days on tho
! road.
Rev. z. James expects to depart for
Larimore on Wednesday Of next week,
to attend conference. Whether or not
he will DO returned to this congregation
for another year remains to be scen.
The PIONEER but voices the wish Of the
large majority OF the people of this COM
munity in hoping that he will remain
with us for another year. at loast.
j. A. Warner is representing the
grain commission firm of j. r. Falls g.
Co.. Of Minneapolis and West Superior,
who have choice Seed Flax for sale. The
samo is thoroughly cleaned. free from
woed and cactus seod, and is in sewed
bags ready f rsecding. Call at tho store
Of Luce, Warner s. Loney and SEQ sam
pie. AplG-4 4w
Rev. z. James will deliver tho 10Th
anniversary sermon on "The Three Links
Friendship, LoTo and TRUTH for tho
Odd Follows at tho NJ. f. church next
Sunday morning. Every ono is invited.
whether member Of tho order OF not.
The sermon by Eov. Mr.. James Sunday
evoning will lie the last of tho conference
year, and all are invited to attend
If it would rot DO out of place, we
would suggest that this is u splendid
time for residents to clean up their prom
iscs. and for the town trustees to SEQ
that tho ursiyht'y places about town
used for dumping purposes during tho
winter are cleaned up; also, to 600 that
the stock ordinance is enfordcd- Just
little bit. xnd-but VIC don't want to dis
courage them. 80 we'll toll them other
odd jobs which should be done, later OIL.
Tho Steele county teachers institute
will be hold in Hope commencing May 6.
continuing through the week. Professor
Wooster. of the State Univcrsity, Grand
Forks, will conduct the institutc. All
this we learn through tho Fargo Forum.
and give it for tho information 0; our
readers. II we had q superintendent of
schools in Steele county who patronizod
tho PIONEER with his announcements we
might have beon enabled to make tho
announcement officially.
A Word About Sl1oes.-We bot
Shoes from Ave different houses this
spring, and we have double the stock 1e
ever had before; and wo can shoe you if
anybody can. Our prices are away down
on par with 45c. wheat. Ladies' Kid,
tipped shoe, as low as SLIPS, up to $3.50.
Ladies Tan Shoes in Congress-. laco and
button. Don't be afraid to ask US to
chow you our shoes. We like to show
them, and quote you prices.
| II. Fl. WAsEM.
An exchange says'a horse is SO con-
structed by nature that he has no desire
to do anything that will injuro his health;
he walks around whatever ia not good
for him, and without struggle. But
man is so constructed that whatever is
not good for him he wants to Go. He
eats too fast and he eats too much: he