The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1896-04-24
Major Hendorshot, May 4th.


To RENT: Store Room in the Philip
Block. Enquire Of DR.. Philip.
M. B. Cassell and w. 1. Warrey Of
Sherbrooke we're in town today.
Go to the Town Hall Monday evening,
May 4th and hear Major Hendershott.
Frank Hill went east on Wednesday.
He will return with carload of horses.
Best local talent in town will assist
! Major Hendershott in his entertainment
Monday evening, May 4th.
Two hundred bushels, white Russian
seed oats and two hundred bushels fine
deed barley for sale.
A. 7. WARD & Co.
Steele County Teachers Institute will
open in Hope, May 1lth. During tho
week j. NJ. Devine, or some other person
O.: ability will be present to address the
Convention.
The Young Mems Republican League
of this city should reach the 200 mark
before election time. Young man join
the ranks of progress and help swell the
membership.
FoE SALE: offer my house and lots,
on tho east side of town, for, sale, cheap
and on easy terms. For further infor-
nation inquire of r. A. Mclean, at Har-
ness shop, Hope, N. D.
GEORGE 7. MCLEAN.
Rev. j. E. Jones informs us that there
will he no evening service at the Con-
gregational church next Sunday even
ing, SO that an opportunity may be
afforded to all who wish to attend Rev.
z. Jamcs' farewell service ut the NJ. E.
church.
The officers Of the Hopo Gun Club
are: A. Z. Ward, President; L. j.
Pepper. Vice President; Is. G. Shaw,
Secretary and Treasurer; L. A. Jucob-
son, B. Il. Walden and II Il. Rot!enLerg,
committee on Constitution and Bylaws.
The club will meet "Wednesday after.
Moons for practice.
The Hope Grist Mill started up again,
yesterday. This was the first since that
new, heavy engine has been putin. The
new engine works elegantly. Mr..
Moorcs has done himself proud with the
Hope Mills. He has large order for
flour from New York City and we are
glad to know Of his success. He deserv.
es to succeed.
Last evening the Eastern Star ladies'
gave parting social III honor of Mr. and
Mrs. James, who will leave for Grafton
next week, their new field of labor. The
party was Of un oxtemporaneouss nature
and for the purpose Of rendering the
good feelings of the community to Rev.
James and wife. Quite large number
were present. A pleasant time was had.
Cako and ice-c cream were served.
Did you ever notice that poor chap
that stands as the front picture of an
almanac with fish, and scorpions, and
bulls, and twins, etc. around him? Did
you notice that he was naked and had
nothing on his stomach? Well, that
po n follow used to edit country news.
paper and take his pay in: "I'll pay my
subscription, next week" Elk.
The drum solo representing heavy
train on the up grade was extremely re-
alistic and elected a very hearty enchore.
In response tho major and his son gave
"The British Grenadiers," which brought
down the house. Some one had posted
Major Hendershott on our local celebri.
ties, as he road a request for "The Girl I
Left Behind Me-" signed by Isaac Camp
bell" Mr.. j. G. Hendershott gave so.
10 on an instrument new to a Winnipeg
audicnce--the "Ocarina." The sound
produced was very sweet. AS an enchore
no gave fife solo. The imitation of
battle was perhaps the best Of all the &c.
lections given, though Marching
Through Georgia. the Grand Army
March, and "Climbing Up the Golden
Stairs" all met with marked apprccia-
tion from the AUDIENCE Manitoba Free
Press.
a43l48 DR.. Featherston' next visit to
Hope will be all day Saturday, Apr.
25 to Tuesday morning. Apr. %.
Office at Hope House.