The Hope pioneer., 1897-12-23
Fresh oysters and celery, at Rice 8.


Read our clubbing offers and got cheap
reading for the winter.
DR.. Featherstone will be here Friday
Jan. IA. Is. 16 and till noon of the II.
Those revcrsiablc rubber plush lap
robes are the clear quill, at f. L. Maycs'
harness shop.
j. Morgan, of Gowrie, Ont sends the
cash and orders The Pioneer sent to his
address.
Mrs Il. NJ. Cook and Mrs. VIM. Orser,
OF Colgate, were shopping in Hope last
Monday.
Miss Edith Beckerjeck arrived on yes
terdays train for few weeks visit with
her brother Joe and family
Fine line of trunks and valiscs Just ar
rived at +. e. Mayes', at prices to suit
the times.
W. D. Keeney and wife have gone to
Willard, Mimi, to spend the winter.
They went down Monday.
ri. r. Bartram writes from Finley ell.
closing the price for another years sub.
scription, for which we extend thanks.
Threshcrs protect your horses from
the cold and wind with those famous
5A blankets, for sale by F. E. Mayes.
Come one. come all, and got your
photo taken. All work guaranteed.
G.. X. Norcott.
Old papers for sale at this office. Just
the thing to put on tho shelves and
under carpets.
To new Subscribers and renewals We
offer some big bargains in our clubbing
rates.
The Northwestern Farmer, a rattling
good farm paper, and The Pioneer, both
one year for only S1.75.
Masks! Masks! Masks! Get your
masks for the masquerade skate New
Years night, at P. P. Rice's.
Disagreement for life by burns or
scalds may be avoided by using DeWitt's
Witch Hazel Salve the great remedy for
piles and for all kinds of sores and skin
troubles. Wamberg & jacobson.
The Minneapolis Twice-a Week Tri-
bune, the Northwestern Farmer and Tho
Pioneer. all three one year, for only 81 25.
Chattel mortgages, long and short
forms. blank notes, seed liens. stallion
and bull liens and justice blanks, at The
Pioneer Office.
Ward Bros. will serve'a grand Xmas
dinner at the Northwestern Hotel, for
which every preparation is being made.
The boys are doing everything to please
their patrons. OF which there arc many.
Go to P. P. Rice's for your Xmas ci-
gars, by the piece or Lox.
The numerous friends of Mr.. and Mrs.
II. f.. Rodenberg arc congratulating
them over the arrival of a handsome
daughter last Monday morning. The
cigars were floating around free as the
wind. and Hubert is the happiest man
in town. r.
Sunday evening the young son of Mr..
and Mrs. Chas. Boise, of Sherbrooke.
drank by mistake small quantity of
laudanum. DR.. Stephenson was called
and succeeded in removing all danger,
and the little fellow is doing nicely.
Billy Standley wanted more reading
matter SO came in Monday to order the
! Twice a-Week Tribune, the great far
Farmer. He reports Mrs. Standley as
in their vicinity.
G. D. Vickery called Monday and re-
newod old times, and fixed up for another
year, and also took home with him an
order for the Tribune and Farmer, same
as dozens of others are doing. Mr.. Wick
cry likes plenty of reading, and wants
only the best.
p. R. Scott called this morning to add
| the Chicago Inter Ocean to his list of
reading material. He spoke many kind
| words for The Pioneer and notices vast
and steady improvement in our day.
Glad to know that the farmers are pleas
| ed with us, and it is our intention to
keep right on improving.
WARN1NG:-Persons who suffer from
coughs and colds should heed the warn.
lngs Of danger and save themselves suf-
fering and fatal results by using One
Minute Cough Cure. 1t is an infallible
remedy fer coughs, colds, Group and all
throat and lung troubles. Wamberg &
jacobson.
Christmas celery at A. E. Warmers.
The Pioneer is in receipt of an invita-.
tion to attend Masonic ball and in
stallation, on the evening of Dec. 81.
The invitations arc very pretty and show
the artistic work of Bro. Stewart, of
Mayville This undoubtedly. will be the
swellest affair of the winters gatherings
and a large attendance is expected but
unless few delinquent subscribers rush
in and pay up, we can not be there
cause the price is $3.50.
The Pioneer goes this week to threo
more now subscribers, along with the
Twice Week Minneapolis Tribune and
the Twice-a Month Northwestern Far
mcr. BY tho way Associate Editor Kim
ball. is a brother of our Porter Kimball,
west of town, and that fact alone insures
to all Steele county folks that the North
western Farmer is the best paper in the
country for the farmers. Come in and
subscribe, or renew.
Try some of Rice's old Dominion roast
coffee.
During tho past week DR.. Philip re-
ports /; fine boy at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Geo. Lockwood, near Colgate, an
other at Mr.. and Mrs. Jas. Masters; a
nice young lady at Mr.. and Mrs. Will
Smith, near Goose Lake, and still an.
other at Mr.. and Mrs. John Moores, near
Shcrbrooke; while OF course we all know
of the little girl at Mr.. and Mrs. Rodcn-
berg's. Pretty good week for births. apd
The Pioneer wishes all long life Of
prosperity and happiness. and merry