The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1895-08-09
LOCAL HAPPENINGS.

Somehow, Paige, Horton & Gundcr-
sons local ad. was loft out last week.
w. H. Morgan is going to open new
butcher shop in the west end of town.
WANTED: a girl for general House
work. MHs. E. D. NJ ORGAN.
Buy your tickets for the concert Of
Stewart l. Drew, early, and avoid the
rush.
Next week will see all the farmers busy
in tho wheat fields reaping tho golden
grain.
S. R. Sampson was in town yesterday.
subscription.
P. P. Rice will soon have his building
up on Steele Avenue. 1t is on the move,
slow but sure.
We have had so many squib runaways
lately, that we hardly know how to cat
alogue them.
This thing of training dogs looks sus.
picious, boys. Wait till week from
next Tuesday.
Go to Mesdames L. Chapman and Ash,
O'oA IAc <DAu6 oIOAo, AoA uAoSo' So'AAonAn6
and plain sewing.
The prophesied frost for the hight of
the 9th did rot arrive. May all such
Prophets prove false.
The subject of Rev. Gillespie's sermon
next Sunday morning will bo Tho Eel
lowship OF the Saints
For SALE.-A few articles of house
hold furniture, also one sewing machine.
lnquire of Mrs. j. P. Brown.
Wanberg & Jacobson's new drug store
is fast nearing its completion on the lot
just west of the Hope House.
On July 3Oth Dunk Park threshed for
Jacob Omdahl 200 bushels of barley from
acres; 40 bushels to tho acre.
Dagpipe players struck town on Tues
day, they went from place to place rak-
ing in the dimes for their seranades.
H. H. Wasem will have neat, nobby
looking store when completed. II. IL.
don't do Things on the half way plan.
The Ladies Aid Society of tho Congre-
.atioEal church will meet with Mrs. G..
x. Luce next Thursday afternoon at two
o'clock.
Paige. Horton & Gunderson handle
wheat al Duluth on half cent commits
sion. All kinds of grain handled, ship
to them.
The monthly temperance meetings will
bo Recommended next Sunday night at
! the M. f. church. A cordial invitation
| is extended to all.
For sale or trade, a Steam Threshing
outfit. Traction engine. Enquire OF
\. r.. DRAKELEY,
GIG Sherbrooke, N. d.
C. l.. Higbee, Special Agent for the
| Springfield, Fire and Marine INSURANCE
| Co., was looking over the property in the
town, yesterday, that they carry risks
on.
The w. G. T. U., will give Lawn
Social next Wednesday evening at the
residence of Mrs. DR.. Philip. Cake and
Ice Cream will be SO we'd. Is cents a
dish.
Why send away for your twins ~tp,,
you can buyit cheaper at home? Stand
| ard Irvine is 6 cents per h., and Manill,
| Twine is cents per h., CASH, at Luce
Warner T. Loney's.
1t is said that there are some sly blind
pigs in town and an effort will undoubt-
| eddy be made to GUST the unlawful, Tho
episodes Of the past in blind piggery
should DO lesson for the future.
Vim. Splett subscribed for the Pioneer
on Friday, Ncls r. Peterson on Satur-
day, G.. V. Green on Monday and Dunk
Parks on Tuesday. That's all right,
boys, we want to continue growing.
New MILLINERY GooDs: I will have
on new line Of Ladies and Children's
Caps, Sailor and Street hats for fall wear
the latter part OF next week.
MRS. EVA WARNER.
Some sneak thieves broke into the
rooms Wednesday in the day time over
the building, back Of the Arcade, where
J, 4. VanDqsen's men are rooming and
stole nearly all the bpys clothing and
portable articles.
We would suggest, that some one build
a brick block, across the street, ON the
corner fronting the Arcade and another
brick on the opposite corner fronting the
Hope House. These would greatly I'M
prove Steele Avenue.
The PIONEER got out the following job
work this week: Letter heads for Ben
janin Woodward, Page, statements for
ktewsrt T. Drew, packet note heads for
the Hope Hoges and Posters, tickets and
programs for the eoacert,
| T,-oe, Warner e. Loney are turning gut
on ;,,,rone- number of Plano and Deer,
ing inf Binders. The, are all 1928 Binders
and not old stock. On Mol..'as evening
they will receive another full car OF 49,"
Plano Lerer Binder. 1t is new depart
ture in Binders. BE sure and see them.
Report of school No. 2, Riverside, for
the month ending Aug. 2, 1885.
Number of days taught 20. Number
of pupils enrolled II. Total No. OF days
attendance l65. Average daily attend
ance ST.. Pupils neither absent nor
tardy, Lowell hadwen.
MAE HOWE, Teacher.
We have Few very fine new milch
COWS for sale among which is one Aver
shire COW. six years old, gentle and kind.
! Another is a three quarter blood short
horn durham. We also have several
other ordinary good COWS which we will
sell cheap. A. Il. WARD. d Co.
The July Record came to hand yester-
day morning. We have commented on
tho excellence of No. !, and on the sup
cr-excellence OF No.2. We hardly know
what to say about No. 3 unless we say
it is extra-super- II the Re-
cord continues to progress we will soon
run out of adjectives with which to
qualify it's excellent merite AS an His.