The Hope pioneer., 1897-11-04
LOCAL ITEMS.

Vi. "A. Luce is aOle TO OC out again and
VIC are all glad.
A few of tho boys abscrvcd Hallow' 'een
Monday night.
G. w. Foster represented Colgate in
town Monday.
W. w. Haz!ctt is digging large cellar
under his meat market.
DR.. Featherstone is making a good set
Of teeth for So. A fine one for $40.
Ben Wasem and Frank Beals, two
jolly drummer boys, were in town Mon
day.
j. a. Officer has about completed A.
S. Mootes new barn and granary at the
farm.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. NJ. Voorhees,, of
Tower City. visited with Mr.. and Mrs
Watson Boise Thursday last
Many of the threshing machines have
pulled in for this season, although con-
siderable flax is unthreshed.
Artist Finn has just completed the
last coat of paint en- tho postoffice build
ing and it looks much better.
The town fathers have been looking
after the sidewalks in good shape, and
those out of repair are now all right.
The weather for the pastfew days has
been very pleasant and several weeks of
such would cut off much of the winter.
Arthur Mootc and wife will soon move
out on the farm for tho future. Billy
Mcmahon will occupy the rooms in the
Philip block that they vacatc.
The Laundry Basket will go first and
third Mondays of each month.
Agency at the barber shop.
NJ. q. PREss1y.
Mr.. and Mrs II. I. Stapdley left Mon
day evening for their old home in
Missouri where they will spend the
winter.
Contractor Officer has removed the
scafolding from the school house, and
! with its bright coat of white paint is an
| ornament to the school and town.
& DR.. Featherstores next visit to
'1t11nH Hope will be all day Friday, Nov,
| IL. IL. ii and till noon Of the Is. Office
at Hope House.
Excellent accommodate tions; steam heat
first claas teacher expenses tho lowest
at Brutlat Academy, Portland, N. D.
Write for information.
We learn from the Buffalo Express
that Henry Fisher was tried and acquit
let, IN the barn burning deal, near Page
whore H. r. Green lost his property last
week. We are pleased to know the re.
suit and are glad that North Dakota
does not posses such mean men.
Please lcolS at the date opposite your
name printed on each copy Of The Pho
neer you receive, and see how YOU stand
a few days ago II. I. Standley met
| with painful and serious accident at
the farm. He was engaged about a
heavy grain tank filled With wheat, and
in some way he placed his right hand
between the tank and large iron
bolt. The weight of the load mashed
the hand horribly. DR.. Philip is dress.
ing it and thinks all will be we'll. Sorry
! Henry.
| In the fourth commissioner district
| Williams has 4 majority over Brunsdale
of about IS or 20. All returns not vet
in. but this is about right. In Norway
| Williams got II votes. Brunsdale q
! Golden Lake. Williams 81, Brunsdale g.
| Sherbrookc, Williams H. Drunsdale 13
| Lincoln. 10y reporly Williams 8, Bruins.
! dale l.
j. z. Bur]ing made us pleasant call
Monday. He reports serious misfor
tune that befell him short time ago
He lost 5000 in cash and has been un.
able to find it. It is indeed heavy
blow to Mr.. Burling, or for that matter,
to any one; and we rne:ty hope he
will be successful il recovering the
| money. lie thinks he lost it out of his
pocket. The farmer, like all of US, is
compelled to work hard for his money
| and then to lose it, is quite dscouraripg,
r. R. Rug" is representing z. Schwe.
| I'll r a. co. !" ain commission merchants,
D 'u'h. Mi capolis, Superior and West
5 p"ri"r II ey have complied with the
| 5 Wn srcnr' state law and are all
right. See MIR. Rugg before you sell.
Dan SIcCarty and family left yester.
day overland, for Cavour. S. D., for the
winter. and we were compelled to change
the address of The Pioneer again. Good
luck Dan. Come back in tho spring.
a call from Thos. DoGd is always ap.
preciatcd. and we acknowledge one
Monday, also some long green to apply
on subscription. Thanks Tom. Como
in every day.
Jas. Dorrance came in from his farm
near Colgate, Monday and pushed his
subscription ahead another year. Jim
is one of our best boys and a good Jolly
fellow. Come in often and see ue.
Just mako note for fun, OF the i'm.
provements made in Hope the past year
Something like fourteen or fifteen new
| residences were erected. besides many
other changes for the better
Geo. B. Dorrance, of Colgate. leaves
shortly for Seaforth Ont. where he goes
for the winter to remain with relatives
ard friends. The Pioneer follows, and
he will return in the spring time,
up with the times, as be always is. We
wish him pleasant visit and safe re.
turn.
Charley Murray, the renowned ball
player, who stops all that pass the bat
ter, met us on the street Friday with
these remarks: "IIere Allen, want to
pay you for year in advance. The
Pioneer is a welcome visitor at my house,
and it saved me just $50 in hard cash
this summer. l believe in reading the
home paper and keeping posted on what
is going on in the county III sec you
again before go down TO Iowa. where
| will Snnnd hn uiutar Good ela..