The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1895-10-11
LOCAL HAPPENINGS.
Windy weather the past week.

lUOAl ArrEUlN0S.
! Windy weather the past week.
Ready made Clothing at Wasem's.
j. w. Shaw removed to town on Wed.
nesday.
Notice the ad. of Hervey's sale in this
issue.
The new fire extinguiehers have ar
rived.
Bring your job work to tho PIONEER
Office
The Philip block is receiving coat of
paint.
G. P. Stowman's family have moved to
Dazey.
F. H. Fuller has purchased the B. M.
Hcrvey farm.
The wild geese are returning. Pre-
pare for winter.
j c: Lang has sold his threshing out
fit to j. A. Day.
:. Rugg d Joslyn have pulled in their
threshing outfit.
H. H. Wasem has somo local ads in
this issue. Read thom.
The Page Base Ball Team Sleeps the
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F. E. Mayes has purchased the har-
ness business from Samuel Belts.
I. Wolfson has moved into the new
building just completed by DR.. Philip.
There was good turn out to the Sun
day School Ralley last Friday evening.
States Atty. Murray got dispatch on
Wednesday that his father. in Iowa, is
doad.
j. w. Wheeler has moved his family
in the Il. D. Stewart house just north
of town.
H. II. Wasom has q fine cirular show
case on that circular counter of his. Its
u dandy.
Mrs. Wyant has moved her millinery
over to Mayville where she is now doing
business.
When DR.. Philip was in Fargo last
week he helped DR.. Darrow take off q
mans log.
Hanson & Lees photo car passed
through town on Tuesday on its way to
Coopcrstown.
Don't forgot to try some of that Man
kato Hosiery at Wasem's. It's simply
NEAR resisting.
The mill is turning out elegant Flour
It will be found on sale by tho Hope
Flour Dealers.
1t is said that VIM. Splett aud And,
CroWel have sold their farms to Thos
Arnold of Portland.
Go to Stewart g. Drew for Schoo
! Furniture and Apparatus for Cash or or
time. They meet all Competition.
Mrs. Parr will attend to all wants al
Mrs. Warmers Millinery cstabli: hment
during her/absence to st. Paul.
One in<oice of that Sc Outing Flannel
at Wasem's, is all sold out. Another in
voice is on the road. Don't fail to ge
some.
l have u complete line of fall ant
winter Millinery Goods, trimmings, etc
Hats trimmed to order. Mrs. Ey;
Warner.
Paige. Horton & Gunderson handle
wheat at Duluth on half cent commits
sion. All kinds of grain handled, shil
to them.
A big fire, running at tho ratio Of II
miles an hour, ragged along the Shoyenn,
OH Wednesday. Considerable timber
was burnt.
The scheduled time of arrival of the
6. N. trains at this station has bee1
changed to 1880 p. NJ. departing mex
morning at 5.
Our popular hardwsre firm has JUS
laid III u car load Of stoves. They AAyl
stoves, in prices, to accommodate either
the rich Or poor.
Rodenberg, Becherjeck & Co. arr
building an extension to their crowded
store. The boys are energetic and meri
a good patronage.
We carry full line of Racine Beoue,
Shawls, from $500 up to $1,000. 10 sa,
they are elegant is simply putting it ver,
mild. H. II. Wasom.
Thomas Ward wishes us to announce
that he has some fine Timothy seed fol
sale. His sample can be seon at Luce
Warner T. Loney's Call early.
Farmers that let threshing outfit,
from South Dakota 80 onto their land
We arc afraid will regret it next spring
when they sec cactus all over their fields
Wshave an endless variety Of seconc
, 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 at the Hope House shop. Always
| OpCA duA ACdNS All OuoIlC6S uuI1AR Ou6l
ness hours. M. G. PREssLY. Prop.
Rodenberg. Bcekerjeck g. Go. have
changed their ad this week. They tel
you some good things about Fur Goods
= Uloaks, Underwear and Clothing. Reat
it.
just received new shipment o.
Tapestry curtains from $3.50 to $500, a
Rodonberg, Beckerjeck e. Co.'S. 1t is th'
: finest line Of curtains ever exhibited il
Hope.
: J. G. Lang wishes to announce that HI
is still in the wheat business and he vii
be glad TO name a price on any whoa
> that comes into the market. Give hin
show.
Go to Luce, Warner g. Loney's fo
globe valves, check valves, throttles, bibs
hard oil cups, hue cleaners, suction hose
or anything in engine supplies or mach
inc repairs.
Miss Burd Finney quits teaching il
tho Hope school this evening, owing t.
the sickness of her sister, which requirej
her attention. Mrs. Marsh will taxi,
her place until another teacher can III
: secured. 6Sa
Col. Frank Irons now wears Nortl
Dakota WOOL home made suit Ofs6Joth