The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1895-04-05
GENERAL POINTERS.

man, was IN town Wednesday.
When in need Of Flour try Queen
Of the Valley" Rice Sells it.
Try sack of the Queen of the
Valley" Flour and you will use no other.
| Hon ]. J. Wamberg returned home
| from his visit tosSt. Paul Monday eve
ming. ~
| H. j. Harness has moved his barber
shop into the room adjoining r. A. Nc.
Leans confectionery store.
John Murray arrived Friday evening
from Now Haven, Iowa, to superintend
the seeding of his Broadlawn farm.
When in Hope looking for Farm
Machinery, call Of Rugg's Mill and see
1 what he has to ehew in that line. ~
james Loney has about 400 bushels
of choice clean No. Hard Seed Wheat
for sale. Call at store and sec sample.
100 acres of land to rent, now in
stubble, on section 6, township LA, range
55. Inquire of L. C.,DAY
A good Quick Meal Gasoline stove
for sale at the residence of Geo. T.sMc-
Loan. Call and see it and receive
bargain.
! Ole Halverson departed Saturday of
i last week for Towerville, Wis, his old
home, called by the serious illness OF his
mother.
L. N.Wood returned from his visit
to the oldzhome in Massachusetts Wed
nesday eyoning. He reports very pleas
ant visit.
L. J.. Fullmcr has purchased the
/ Warrey residence, lately vacated by II.
A. Lucken, and removed into the same
Tuesday
The Ladies Aid Society of the Con-
gregational church will meet with Mrs.
Daniel Nolscn next Thursday afternoon,
at 9 o'clock.
@e1a DR.. Featherston's next visit to
Hope will be all day Saturday, April %,
to Tuesday morning. April %. Office at
Hope House.
"A good Art Garland heating stove
for sale cheap. Been used only ono win
tor and good as new. Call at this Office
for particulars.
Miss Matte Nesheim arrived Monday
evening from Minneapolis, and will visit
during the summer with her sister, Mrs.
J.J. Wambere.
Conductor Kingsley has returned
from his Iowa visit and has resumed his
| , run on this and the Portland lines--joy-
ial and genial as over.
Don't forget. The Enterprise laun
dry leaves Harness Barber Shop Satur-
day morning of each week, returning tho
following Wednesday.
"A. L. Breckenridge has finished up
his business here, and departed Tuesday
for his home at Lafayette, Ind. Sue.
cess attend you, "Brek!'
Miss Crummy. state evangelist of the
W. G. T. u, is holding revival meetings
in the churches this week, which have
been fairly we'll attended.
Mrs G. G. Merriell returned Friday
last from visit to Cassclton and Valley
City, on business in connection with the
State Assembly, D. of r.
Hon. E. D. Wallace and family re-
moved to their farm, about miles east
Of town, Wednesday, where they will re-
side during the summer.
County Judge Warrey. wife and
children were in town from Sherbrooke
Wednesday, on their way to Pago for
visit with Mrs. Warroy's parents.
Union services will be held in the
Congregational church Sunday morning,
and in the evening at the NJ. E. church.
Miss Grumpy will address both OF the
meetings.
Rev. E. P. Hall, Of Wahpcton, was
visitor in town Tuesday, on his way to
Sherbrooko, where he lectursd Tuesday
evening under the auspices OF. the Wom-
ans Aid Society of that place.
Mrs. H. A. Luclzen departed Tues
day for D;ckey county with her children
and household goods Mr.. Luclzen pre-.
ceded her some weeks since, and they
will farm down there this season.
The testimony in the Wasem divorce
case was taken by Clerk of Court Boise
at tho Office Of Mcmahon Bros. Monday,
and will be submitted to Judge McCon-
nell in chambers at Fargo next week.
Quite lively runaway took place in
town Tuesday evening. The team ended
up its chase cast of the Arcade building
horses and wagon being piled up in a
heap. but very little damage was done.
The public sale of the stock and
farm machinery of G. w. Shumway and
Daniel Fullmer last Saturday was large
ly attended, and it is reported that ev-
erythins sold well, considering tho hard
times.
The commissioners proceedings of
last Monday and the real estate trans
fcrs for March are unavoidably crowded
out this week, together with other inter-
esting matter, all of which will appear
next week.
The editor is under obligations to
J. Chas. S. Passmore, Of Butte, Mont, for
copy of the book entitled "Coin's FL
nancial School," which 10 causing 80