The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1896-04-10
DR.. Featherson Apr. 25, &c and q.
For Pure Seed Flax, call on C
G. Merricll.

Hicks paper with almanac, has had
quite run of late. The PIONEER clubs
with this paper, two papers, one year.
s22O.
In buying tailor-made suit from me
will come up and try on, whereby I
can assure you perfect fit G H. Olsby,
Merchant TAYLOR. Valley City. N. y.
Mrs. Mary Merriell, President of the
State Assembly, went by stage this
morning to Whcatland, to organize d
Daughter of Rebckah lodge at that
place..
L. L. Lang drove his brother, Fred,
across to Mayville, Sunday. whcrc the
latter took the train for Grand Forks.
Fred has again resumed his studies at
the "U."
If you want suit made to order
write c. H Olsby. of Valley City, who
will come and take your measure and
guarantee satisfaction.
G. S. Shippy was in attendance at the
Supreme Court, which convened at Bis
marck. this week. He wrote on his ex-
animation for admission to practice law
before the bar.
Buy your tailor made suits of c. II
Olsby Of Valley City, who guarantee
fit, style and workmanship, at prices as
low as sl6.5O. $500 and up.
Major Hendcrshot, THE Drummer
Boy of tho RappaharoclS" will give an
entertainment in tho Opera House, Mon
day night, May 4th, under tho auspices
of the Daughters OF Rcbelah.
The Band sorcnaded Shcrbroolzo over
the Phone, one evening last week. 1t is
said ii could be heard very well, in the
Registers Office by attaching funnel
on the Shcrbrook end OF the line.
Mayes & Mclean has just received a
new stock Of everything in the Harness
Line. So when you are in need of any
thing in our line please call and learn
prices before purchasing elsewhere.
Henry H. Rintoul and Mrs. Mary
Book both from near Page were married
by judge Warrey, at Shorbrooko on
Tuesday. This is tho fourth couple
from near Page that Judge Warrey has
married.
Anton Miller was in town Yesterday.
He tells us that Mr.. Hilldebrant an old
gentlemen Of 70 years near his place is
very sick with congestiye chills which
has settled on his lungs. He will pro-
badly not recover.
Last Tuesday it began to snow and
blow. Our little spring soon was wrap
ped in the mantel of winter. Wodnos.
day the snow continued all day. but the
wind mad fallen. 1t is a case of winter
lingering, chills the lap Of" Spring.
We have asked our subscribing pat
rons to pay US. The day Of payment
appears to be postponed. The fact Of
tho matter is this; Whatever amauat
we fail to get from our subscribers dur
ing this month, wo will loose. 1t re-
mains with each individual to decide for
himself whether or not he will pay US.
Remember that smile, handshal1e and
promise does not settle with us or
liquidate the debt. Immediate atten-
tion will help us. Won't you do it2
On Wednesday evening. just after tea,
about twenty or thirty feet of the roof
of the Skating Rink fell in, owing to the
heavy weight of wet snow ON the roof.
Every preparation had been made for
akating that evening and had the collapse
occurred an hour later it is hard to say
what fatality may have resulted. 1t was
fortunate that no person was inside the
Rink, as there was no warning before
the crash of destruction.
| Hud Fulmer has returned from Trow
bridges Optic and Matchmaking School
at Winona, MINI. He was taking a
special course in Optics, for tho purpose
of enabling himself to properly fit and
adjust glasses for the different ailments
Of eyes. He has tost.case with which
to test the eyes, mucn the same as the
ordinary oeculist carries and he says that
he is prepared to fit any eye with the
proper glass. Give him call.
Messrs McCollom and Merrill have an
announcement in this issue that they
have deferred opening up their stock Of
Hardware until May 7th,, because OF
their inability to get the room now
occupied by the PIONEER plant before
the first of May. The present incum.
bants Of the PIONEER wish to say, that
although partial statement was made,
some time ago, when matters were in
the embryo that VIC did not wish to
stand in the way Of any persop'a pro.
gress and that We did not think we
would refuse tho consent to allow the
plant to be moved before the expiration
of our term. That was at time when
there was no dehnitenesR about matters.
Since then certain complications have
somewhat changed tho complexion Of
circumstances and considering the fact
that the expiration Of our term Is so
close at hand we thought that the gen.
eral house cleaning moving question had
better be deferred, as there would be no
! certain advantage to ourselves and all
the annoyance and possible i9conyeni
ence we would be subjected to, for the