The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1895-04-19

Another fine, soaking rain visited
we'uns Thursday night.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. A. Warner, arrived
homo Monday evening.
III. H. Wasem put up large ware
house at his store this week.
When in need of Flour try "Queen
of the Valley" Rice Sells it.
j. H. McVeetv, Of Absaraka, is in
town this week on business.
Hon. j. J. Wamberg departed Tues.
day morning for Duluth, on business.
Try sack of tho Queen of the
Valley" Flour and you will use no other
Judge Warrey. vito and children
were down from Sherbrooke Thursday.
New stock of Spring Clothing, very
cheap, at RoDENBERG, BEcKERJEcK & Co.
"A fine rain fell Monday morning. as
part compensation for the awful day
Sunday.
Look at our new stock Of Clothing
before buying elsewhere
RoDENBERG, BEcKEEJEcK & Co.
Emil Berger, representing tailor.
ing establishment in Chicago, was in
town this week.
Miss Grumpy finished her meetings
here Monday evening and went away
Tuesday morning.
DR.. Foster, Dentist. will be at the
Northwestern Hotel, five days, beginning
Monday, April Goth.
-Rodenberg, Beckerjeck & Co., are
proud" this week, but not Stuck Up
Read their new 'ad."
The Indian Medicine show de.
parted for fresh fields and pastures
new" Thursday morning.
-Messrs. G. w. Shumway and Daniel
Fullmer departed Saturday last to look
up new locations in other climcs.
Mrs. L. D. L. Hogue departed
Thursday for Absaraka where she will
finish hor term of school before taking
up her residence at Grand Forks.
When in Hope looking for Farm
Machinery, call at Rugg's Mill and sec
what ho has to show you in that line.
Charley McVeety, of Mayville, and
Charley Grottum, immigration agent fo1
southern railroads, are in town today
shaking hands with friends.
@4 DR.. Featherston's next visit to
Hope will be all day Saturday, April 90
to Tuesday morning. April %. Office at
Hopo House.
"A good Art Garland heating stove
for sale cheap. Been used only ono win.
ter and good as new. Call at this Office
for particulars.
If you want good Tailor Made suit
Of Clothes, made by responsible firm
(tit guaranteed) go to
RoDENBFRot BzcKEEJEcX g. Co.
The sidewalk in front of the post
Office, Luce, Warner e. Loncy's and c.
w. Dawdy's stores and Mrs. Elliott's
hotel has been extended in width and il
looks lots better.
"A Sermon with Seven Texts" will
be the theme of Rev. VIM. Gillespie {
discourse at the Congregational church
Sunday morning. All arc cordially in
vited to be present.
Tho financial statement OF Steele
county, for quarter ending March 81
will appear in the PIONEER next week
having been received too lato til;e week
for us to cot the same in type.
commissioner of Insurance +. B
Fanchcr remembers the PIONEER in 8
substantial way this week by sending
US for publication couple Of insurance
statements to be published according
to law.
-Mrs. r. D. Woodwork and child
rem arrived from Grafton Wednesday
evening. Mr. Woodwork has been here
awaiting their arrival, and they are nov
settled in their new home, in the Geo
T. Mclean residence.
Take your jewelry repairing to H. H
Fu'lmer, at the store of Stewart & Drew
Watch repairing and engraving spec
ialty. A nice line of Watches, Jewelry
and Silverware. Bargains in Watches
and Jewelry. Call and learn prices.
Last Sunday was an awful day
The wind blew gale all day and the
dust was so thick as to obscure the sun
A great deal Of wheat sown last weel
was blown out the ground. It was thu
worst day in the memory of the oldes
inhabitant.
Tho Odd Follows and Rebelahs vii
meet in their hall on Sunday morning
April 2Sth, at 10 o'clock. a. M, and vii
march in body to the n. E. church
where the 10th anniversary sermon vii
be preached by Rev. z. James. AL
members are requested to be present
II. S. Hunt has sold his Sherbrook,
Tribune to Hadley A. Williams, and ha
bought the Fessenden Advertiser, a
the new county seat of Wells county
The PIONEER is sorry to lose Bro. Hun
as contemporary. but extends cordia
welcome to Mr.. Williams to the news
paper field Of Steele county. May tn
best of everything be the portion o
both.