The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1895-08-16
LOCAL HAPPENINGS.
Fine weather for harvest.
Price of wheat is 53 cents.
Next Tuesday is chicken day.


Next Tuesday is chicken day.
Flour, Shorts and Bran, at Rice's.
Our Neighbors' Column is pretty thin
this week.
E. j. Carnaham subscribed for the
PIONEER on Saturday.
Mr.. Bogart has moved his family into
the Marsh residence.
Frost tomorrow night according to
the standard prophet.
j. Il. Joslyn had $50 lbs. Of tw;ne
stolen last Sunday night.
Chickens arc ripe Tuesday. Gnns and
dogs will be in order then.
Hope now has two as fine general
stores as can be found in the state.
L. A. jacobson is kept on the jump
rustling his farming interests along.
The Russll Hotel has been doing big
business the past two Or three weeks.
WANTED: A girl for general House
work. Mrs. e. D. MORGAN.
Try a sack of the Queen OF the
Valley" Flour and you will use no other.
Bert Warner moved into the Harness
residence on Bird street, the middle Of the
week.
C.G. Merricll is kept pretty busy now
,,-days seeing to harvesting his immense
crCn.
A. u. Warner resumed his duties as
Agent OF .he Cargill Elevator at Colgate
today.
Fred r. Rugg became Proprietor Of
the Northwestern Hotel on Monday
morning.
For your harvest goods 80 to Eolcn-
berg. Becherjecz e. Co. They caa save
you money.
DR.. Philip is taking the old siding eff
OF the Emmons building ana replacing
it with new.
Hope should have daily train. COM
| ,neDcing Sept. lst to continue through
| the busy season.
Tie frat shipment OF Dress Goods, in
the latest styles. have arrived at Roden-
berg. Brclzerjeck Cos.
4. T. Ward g. Co., informs us tina, they
! sold 25 cattle one day last week that
averaged 1900 lbs eacn.
Stewart & Drew got in an excellent
live OF trunks and yalises yesterday, now
| is the time to buy one.
Have you seen that ROW washer at
Stewart l. Drews. 1t is something en-
tirely new. Examine it.
For SALE--A few articles Of house
| hold furniture, also ono sewing machine.
Inquire Of Mrs. J. 2. Brown.
Mrs. Sco!lar>!. of Mayville, Miss B'uer
F.; and Mrs. e. d. Washburn paid the Pho
NEEE a visit Monday afternoon.
A part of our Bicycle Club will take Il
spin over to Coopcrstown Sunday, pro-
| yiding the weather will permit.
A succassfvl Lawn Social was given
by the w. G. Il. Z. Wednesday evening
on the Philip and jackson Lawn,
Go to Stewart g. Drew for School
Furniture and Apparatus for Cash or on
time. They meet all Competition.
To Our City Fathers: Secure the
town against possible dangers from fire,
by attending to the fire break in timo.
The elevator boys at this point are
busy nowadays getting their houses in
shape to take cara OF this bountiful 1893
crop.
Go to Rodenberg. Bec!zcrjcck & Co.,
for Boys and Chidren's school suits.
They have the best line ever brought to
town.
On Sunday evening, DR.. Philip was
called to Colgate to patch up the bruises
and wounds Til]ou rpeslyea from Casey
Foster.
Paige. Horton g. Gunderson handle
wheat at Duluth on a half cent commits
sion. All kinds of grain handled, ship
to them.
People around town have been stand
ing over their potato fields with shot
guus the past two weeks. Hobos don't
like potatoes.
For sale or trado, a Steam Threshing
| outfit. Traction engine Enquire Of
A. 4. DRAKELEY,
8-1G Sherbrooke, N. D.
Born to Mr. and Mrs. j. D. Brown,
Sunday night at 10 o'clock, daughter
All are doing we'll The PIONEER takes
the liberty to congratulate.
New MILLINERY GooDs: 7 will have
on a new line OF Ladies and Childcen's
Caps, Sailor and Street hats for fall wear
Mrs. EVA WARNER.
Those Combination Suits at Roden-
burg Beckcrjeck & Co.. consisting Of
coat. two pair of pants and cap to match
are dandics for the money.
One OF WILLOW Lska's most prominent
| and sturdy farmers was Seeh escortlnS
one of Hopes leading Bellies to the NJ .
E. church last Sunday morning.
When you want any barbering done.
call at the Hope House shop. Always
open and ready for business during bust
ness hours. NJ. G.. PREssLy, Prop.
A party told us last Saturday, that the
fellow who sells tho Monte Carlo Cigars
was caught violating North Dakota's
eams law eHd i cost him $4,000 to SETTLE
! The subject. that Rev. Vim. Gi|lespie
will preach on from the Congregational
pulpit next Sunday morning. is 'The
Glory of Christ in the Work of Redemp-
tion."
| WI. WArroy. Deputy Sheriff took
Latton over to Grand Forks county jail
on Tuesday, where he can quietly reflect
on: why did I steal those clothes in
Hopc?"
Mrs. L. J. Fulmcr was under the doc
tors earo tho latter part OF last week and
the first part Of this wsel: We arg
pleased to learn that she is rapidly re:
covering.