The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1896-02-07


little ones waking. they all would have
sItficated.
From the Ardoch News, in tho Grand
Forks Herald, we notice that Rev. VIM.
Gillespie has accepted the call from the
Presbyterian churches Of Ardoch and
Greenwood. The Presbytery then in
Quoted him into the pastorate of the
above charges.
The Aneta Dramatic Co. gave an Oh.
tertainment in the Opera House on
Wednesday, night. the musical part OF
Of which was very fine. Owing to tie
fact that it was skating rink night ar d
that their play was not advertised they
did not receive as large house us the.
otherwise would.
One thing noticeable at tie band
boys dance, last Friday evening, was the
blank absence of our town people, which
is dead wrong. The town and county
need good band, therefore the boys
should receive a more liberal support.
If you can't attend buy ticket anyway
and help them out.
Rev. Mays lecture on the Yellowstone
National Park was we'll attended lastev
ming. The Lecturer is man who has
Travelled much and has a large expert
ence gained from painstaking observa-
tions. His descriptive powers, as a
Lecturer, arc away above tho average.
It is treat to hear DR.. May.
WANTED: By competent man and
wife, situation on large farm for COM
ing season, man as foreman, wife as
cook. Have run large farms in N. ID.
for eight years. Can give good refer
ence in regard to ability, sobriety etc.
Any ono Wishing such a man and wife,
can address
THos. LIGHrrooT,
314-4 ST., South, Minneapolis. MINI.
A man living some 3 miles from hero,
III eoutherly direction, he is not very
little and not very big and friend Of
ours tells us that while on a visit to
batching friend of his in southeastern
direction, how he fought 1S5 lb. man
with gloves. While he did not say that
!, either one was whipped, yet he left the
impression that he is as good a man as
| any of them. We don't know what to
believe. We think.
Last Saturday, while tho PIONEER
force was busy at work, J. c. Lang came
into the Office and addressed G. G.
Merricll in German. o. course we were
aware of the fact, that jig; could talis
German all right. but when we heard
! G. q. Merriell reply and continue the
conversation in German, it almost took
! or breath, for we did not know that
Charlie was a Dutchman. We never
dream med that we have boon assocatiag
with that kind Of company for nearly a
year. When they got through talking,
| they Lad the check to toll us they were
talking Norwegian. Because Of the
offence. wc served due notice on them
that We would kill them in the PIONEER.
If this don't kill them we will believe
that il was premeditated plan to at
tempt to take the PIONEER by forcible
surprise.
The band boys have decided to have
one more dance Shis winter, to try and
raise some more money to help pay for
their new set of excellent instruments
! they have ordered. The dance will be
held in the Opera House, Friday evening
Feby. 2lst. 1t is necessary that the
boys receive. at this their last Dance the
solid support of the citizens of Hope.
There arc some who think that the boys
are not needing any money, but they do.
They have been outstanding their funds
for some time for set of new instru.
ments. They have made their appeal
heretofore for aid and now they boldly
say: "Come to our rescue, if you don't
want to go to the dance, buy ticket
and help US out" This appeal is to
every politician and to every interested
and 10y citizen of our county. Re-
member this is campaign year and tho
boys want to be ready to appear in a
respectable manner, yes in manner
that you all will be proud Of. The best
of music and prompter has been secured
for the dance and good time is guar
anteed to everybody. Come out to the
Band Boys Dance.
The desire for a change is universal
and the fact of it's universally impresses
one with the idea that it is desire that
an All-Wise- Being has implanted in our
breasts, and that it has consequently
some lofty purpose to serve. What is
that purpose? That purpose consists,
IN part, in the advancement Of the
worlds progress. This desire induces
men to leave the beaten path-ways-to
forsake the deeply-worn ruts of life for
new ways. The purpose consists, in part
also in affording rest to a weary world
To change our employment often affords
.. as much rest as to cease from employ
ment altogether. The Christian Sab.
bath is day of rest; but the rest it
gives does not consist in the termination
of employment, but in change of sub.
jects of contemplation. The minds OF
men, rendered weary through the week
with life's burdens. and the destra ctione
of business, are called away from the
consideration of secular things. to medi.
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