The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1895-09-20
LOCAL HAPPENINGS.

AONolOCo uAC PACAIAA VI AAO CACdps
The spur is built to the mill, now.
The Philip block is gradually progress.
ing.
Bring your Job work to the PIONEER
office.
Sleeve bustles, at Rodenbcrg, Becker
jeck l. Cos.
G. &. Merricll's flax went from % to
- bushels per acre.
Girl wanted in a small family, apply
to Mrs. Wilbur Wood. 9-27
A second hand stove for sale, cheap.
Inquire at this Office.
L. G. Morical became subscriber for
the Pioneer last Friday.
We were visited by little sprinkle of
rain yesterday morning.
A. A. Weyant is going to build new
house, Oh Steele avenue.
Some parties tried to break into
Wasem's s store last night.
The Kickapoos were posting the town
with big posters yesterday.
One of the Kickapoo's was helping to
set type on the PIONEER this week.
A girl wanted to do general house
work. Inquire at the PIONEER Office.
Some Of the sports courscd rabbit
just cast of town last Sunday evening.
Geo. Foster, of Colgate, was in town
Monday and subscribed for the Pioneer.
If you step into the PIONEER office and
pay up your subscription, VIC won't got
mad.
G. E. Wilcox. of Broadlawn, was in
| the burg on Tuesday and subscribed for
the Pioneer.
The finest assortment of Chamber
Sets, you will find at Rodcnberg, Beck
er;eck t. 20.
Like the rest of the fellows, Knute
| Nybo became subscriber for the Pion-
Ger, last Tuesday.
Mr.. Knickerboc!zcr sold 10 Eureka fire
cxtinguishers to the different business
men Of Hope, last Friday.
The grist mill has started up, to bright.
en- up the machinery, preparatory to
grinding flour next week.
By mistake. last week, we said looking
instead of look in Rodepberg, Booker.
jeck's ad. 1t reads all right now,
Go to Stewart L. Drew for School
Furniture and Apparatus for Cash oron
time. They meet all Competition.
1 have complete line of fall and
winter Millinery Goods, trimmings, etc
Hats trimmed to order. Mrs. Eva
Warner.
Paige. Horton g. Gundcrson handle
wheat at Duluth on half cent commits
sion. All kinds of grain handled, shil
to them.
The Ladies Aid Society of the Congre
gational church will meet next Thurs
day ufturaoon at the home of Mrs. T. j
| Mcmahon.
; A runaway last Tuesday made thing.
pretty iiqnly on Steele avenue. for (;
couple OF minutes. 4 hIolsa up bugg.
was the result.
Rev. VIM. Gillespie rendered his re
sigaation to the Congregational Society
which was accepted last Sunday by thu
church officials.
Don't forget that Rolcnberg, Becker
seak & Co., have tho finest assortment o
Chlldren's Clothing and at prices tina
will defy competition:
The grain is coming to town quit
lively these days. but the price is so mis-
erably low that it nets the farmers
small sup for their labors.
Thomas Ward wishes US to announc
4 that he has some fine Timathy seed fo
sale. His sample can be seen at Luce
Warner g. Loney's. Call early.
Rov. Gillespie's subject for next Sun
day morning ut the Congregations
church is ''The Straight Gate. A cor
dial invitation is extended to all.
When you want any Aq;',erins done
call at the Hope House shop. Al~ay
open and ready for business during busi
ness hours. NJ. G. PREssLY. Prop.
Did you feel the Garth shake the 9th
or day? Most people thought it was al
E4ttbpuake, but it was only the price
| dEoPpsag st Rodenberg, Beckerjeck
Cos,
The PIONEER has become fa4rly vel
acquainted with the Kickapno trGup
and We find Dr.. Adams and vito. Mi
Bruins and Mr.. Powell very pleasan
people.
J. c.. Ian. wishes to announce that h
is still in the wheat business and he viii
be glad to name a price on any whea
that Gomez into the market. Give hin
show,
Go to Luce, Warner a. Ioneyis 10
globe valves, check valves, throttles, bibs
hard oil cups hue cleaners, suction hose
or anything in engine supplies or mach
inc repairs.
Last Sunday. there was fellow il
town. who gave the boys to UNDERSTAND
that he was an American Irishman an'
don't you forget it. Look out boys, o
you will get hurt.
Mrs. 6. P. stowmap called on tn
Pioneer on Wednesday, and subspribet
for the Hope paper to be ssnt to Daxey
whcro Charlie now is and which will b.
their home after this month.
100 shoats for sale. apply, Pickcr
Farms. Those who contemplate con
tracing for any OF our fall ploughin,
should apply at once. so as to select tina
most convenient. Pickert Farms. 90
9TH, Throne of Iniquity, or Sustain
ing Evil by law" is the subject tina
Res. qillsspjo will lecture on, at tn
Congregat;onal Gh4rch. next Sunda!
T. U. '
Mrs. D. N. VanDusen is back again j,
her old stand ready to take pictures
Bring along your babies and get thei
photos while the good weather lasts
Your patronage solicited. All worl
guaranteed.
Go to Wasem's and look over Ills lin,
of new cloaks and jackets, part of which
has arrived. They were purchased fron
the largest cloak house in Now York
and that the prices are all right, goe
| without saving,