The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1896-04-03

A. 7 WARD S Co.
NE e.-Private sales will he hold every
day during the week at oar stablos.
For Pare Seed HIax, Call 81, {.
G. Mcrrie'l.
SEQ B. G. Shaws Dicyie adj
Read DR.. Philips ad in this issue.
A. I. Drakoley has an ad in this issue.
Read it.
B. Upton was in town today and paid
the PIONEER visit.
CHI. Olsby, Merchant Tailor, of Valley
City, N. D., guarantee a fit or no sale.
G. E. Allen and wife arrived today
and will probably remain in town from
now, on.
When you want suit made write G.
H. Olsby, Valley City. who will come up
and take your measure.
Editor Cranston Of the Goose River
Farmer was in town Monday night and
paid the PIoNEERa visit.
Samples and measure blanks sent on
application. G. H. Olsby, Merchant
Taylor, Valley City, N. D.
In buying your tailor made suits from
G. II. Olsby, the tailor of Valley City.
You will get fit or money refunded.
A. T. Drakeley's horses are in elegant
shape for tho roads. When you want a
drive for business or pleasure. go to A.
T. Drakeley.
r. W. Sprague, representative of the
Hooker Manley Cigar Mfg. Co., was in
town Wednesday night selling cigars to
tho dealers. .-
A. T. Drakeley has added plenty of
new and good rigs to his Livery business
and can fit you out in good style, when
you want to 80 any place.
When in town put up your horses
with A. 7. Drakeley, at the Freeland
Livery Barn. First-class care and at
tention will be given to them.
In buying tailor made suit from me
will come up and try on, whereby I
can assure you perfect fit G. II. Olsby,
Merchant Taylor, Valley City, N. D.
Last Saturday, the Superintendent of
Schools. W. s. Henry and his wife and
many Of Steele County's teachers, were
| holding a teachers association in Hope.
Owing to the great snow blockade in
Minnesota this week, the PIONEER did
not receive their papers on regular
schedule time, consequently We were de-
layed in going to press.
T. F. Mcdonald has just returned to
the James Doyle place for his seasons
work, wnen his brother, s. j. Mcdonald
arrived from Walkerton, Ind. and
bought his stock. machinery etc.
The PIONEER is in receipt Of the
Program of the Southern Steele County
Teachers Association, which holds it's
next meeting at Hope, April 18th. The
program will appear in our next issue.
Joseph Sheets. Mrs. S L. Ingison's
brother, arrived from Nebraska. on
Monday. He is, at present. visiting with
Mr.. S. L. Ingison and family. He will
stay all summer with them and may,
permanently, locate here.
Henry Standley and Bride we're ex-
pected to arrive in Hope on Wednesday
night, but they were unable to get
through the banks Of Minnesota snow
to catch the Hope tram. They are ex-
pected on this evenings train.
We can make your Rooms look pref
tier. simply by putting in pretty drap-
cry between the doors, hanging pair
or two of new curtains etc. and tho
whole cost will be surprisingly little.
Why not try us and see? Robepherg,
Beckerjeck & Co.
The Republican Caucus was held last
Saturday in the Opera House. The
following delegates were elected: P. P.
Rice, Fl. F. Rodenberg. B. G. Shaw and
J. J. Wamberg. B. G. Shaw having re:
sidence in Lincoln could not be a dele
gate from Hope and but three delegates
went to Sherbrooko yesterday represent
ing the incorporated Town Of Hope.