The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1895-04-12
GENERAL POINTERS.

Il will soon open in Hope full stock
latest millinery. EVA WARNER.
The trial of Blixt, the murderer of
Miss Cling, begins in Minneapolis May IA.
Try sack of the "Quoen of tho
Valley" Flour and you will use no other.
j. L. Wilcox, formerly Hope resi-.
dent, was visitor in town over Sunday.
Atty. J. P. Mcmahon was in Valley
City this week, ATTENDING to legal bust
ness.
III. H. Wasem has been in the Twin
Cities for the past week or ten days pur-
chasing goods.
An eleven pound baby girl was born
to DR.. and Mrs. W. H. M. Philip Thurs
day, at IL o'clock noon.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. w. Dawdy were WIS.,
itors at Cooperstown last week, guests of
Mr.. and Mrs Will Stringer.
A special service for young men will
be held in the Congregational church
Saturday evening by Miss Crummy.
When in Hope looking for Farm
Machinery, call at Riggs Mill and see
what he has to show you in that line.
100 acres of land to rent, now in
stubble, on section 6, township IA, range
IS. Inquire of L.C. DAY.
The statement of the Steele County
Bank appears in this issue. It makes
very good showing for these hard times.
james Loney has about 400 bushels
of choice clean No. l Hard Seed Wheat
for sale. Call at store and see sample.
Miss Crummy will accompany Rov.
z. James to Sherbrooko Sunday, and
will occupy his pulpit there in the after
noon.
--Cassoltonian: The HopE PIONEER
is l3 years of age May it ever bloom in
the realization rather than the hope of
good things.
tS3Y8 DR.. Featherston's next visit to
Hope will be all day Saturday, April 20.
to Tuesday morning. April 49, Office at
Hope House.
An Indian medicine fake outfit
has been holding forth in the Town Hall
all week. The free shows have been
we'll attended.
| "A good Art Garland heating stovc
for sale cheap. Been used only one win
ter and good as new. Call at this Office
for particulars.
More commissioners proceedings and
other interesting matter crowded out
this week. but they'll got there next
week--just the same.
-Mcssrs. F. J. and Joe Langer, OF Ev-
crest, were in town over night Wodncs-
day, tho guests of Messrs H. r. Roden-
berg and ]. T. Bcckerjeck.
The new school organ arrived Mon
day, and was placed in the primary room
by Stewart & Drew, through whom it
was purchased, on Tuesday.
WIN. Wilgus has disposed of the
greater part of the Breckenridge person
al property, and departed Monday morn
ing for his homo in Indiana.
Miss Grumpy remained in town
during this week, and has conducted
meetings in tho churches each evening,
which have been fairly we'll attended.
Union services will be held in tho
Congregational church Sunday morning.
The chilclrcn's missionery service will be
held in the NJ. Z. church in the evening.
--Mcssrs. L. A. Jacobson J. H. Nc
COLON, B. G. Shaw, Frank Curry and
Guy Jackson were visitors at the county
seat Thursday, on various business mis-
aions.
Fargo Forum, April S: Mrs. Mary
Regan, Of Colgate, died at the county
hospital this morning at I o'clock, after
brief illness. Funeral services will be
held tomorrow.
Editor Hunt, OF ShcrbrooAe, was
visitor in town Monday evening, having
driven down to meet his friend A. B.
Cartledge, who returned that evening
E from Morehead
A big bouncing baby boy was born
to Mr.. and Mrs. Thos Sussex Monday
morning, and it did one good to see tho
beaming countenance of Tom as he hand
ed out the cigars.
-Cooperstown Courier: The HOPE
PIONEER completed it's thirteenth year
last week. The PIONEER is pioneer in
every respect, and it has our best wishes
for continued prosperity.
The genial Frank Hill, proprietor of
the livery stables, arrived Thursday eve-
ming from Kilbourn City, Wis, to look
after the business CT the stables and his
large farming interests near town.
Mrs. e.. D. F. Hogue is in town this
week packing up her household goods
and making preparations to remove to
Grand Forks, where she will make her
homo with her daughter, Mrs. Mary
Black.
Tho children of the NJ. E. Sunday
school will give missionary service and
entertainment Sunday evening at tho
church. An interesting program has
been prepared, and all are cordially in.
vited to be present.