The Hope pioneer., 1897-11-04
Who is going to give Thanksgiving

Geo. Long was down from Finley yes
terday and called. =
Remember the supper by tho NJ. Z.
ladies at the town hall, Nov. 4.
Step into Z. e. Mayes' harness shop
and see those elegant new blankets.
w. J. Skinner stopped in Tuesday long
enough to explain about Greater New
York.
DR.. Featherstone will be here Friday,
Nov. -. 13. IA and till noon of the Is.
Those reversiablc rubber plush lap
robes are the clear quill at F. E. Mayes'
harness shop.
Mr.. and Mrs. I. w. Standley came
home from Missouri on Mondays train,
after several weeks absence.
Fine line of trunks and vaiises just ar
rived at +. E. Mayes', at prices to suit
the times.
Robt Wilson and son Tom have moved
northward, bag and baggage. We have
not learned their postoffice address.
Old papers for sale at this Office. Just
the, thing to put on the shelves and
under carpets.
L. A. Freeland has the frame of his
new residence up, and it will soon be
completed. He is building over near
Jim Loney.
A. H. Verbeck, farther and sister Miss
Eva, left yesterday overland, for Wes-
sington, S. D.. where they will make
their future home.
Threshers protect your horses from
the cold and wind with those famous
5A blankets, for sale by r. e. Mayes.
Albert Algeo and Miss Jessie Sowden
were married Tuesday by Rev. Whitforl.
The young couple have the best wishes
of all, especially their Goose Lake friends.
Come one, come all, and get your
| photo taken. All work guaranteed
G. K. Norcott.
A. I: Ward e. Co. shipped car OF fat
cattle to the market at Souix City. Iowa.
Monday. This firm does an immense
business and is a credit to the state, as
we'll as to themselves.
| Do not forget the e ,nuine Round Oak
has double fire pot. saves coal. gives a
| does not turn red. For sale by Nc
COLON e. Merriell.
Tho 2-year-old son Of J. A. Smith, of
Colgate died Monday last and was bur
led in the Hope cemetery yesterday
The fond parents haye the sympathy of
the community.
Miss Rice left on Yesterdays train for
her home at Prescott. Wis, and the
morning train brought in Miss Laurel.
of Minneapolis, who will fill the vacancy
in the public school.
In the show window OF Wambcrg &
jacobson is nice Negro baby that
winks and blinks its eyes at the small
boys who stop to tlirt with it. 1t is quite
attractive and a nice ad for the store.
| The ladies Of the Congregational aid
society. will meet with Mrs. j. D. Brown
next Thursday afternoon at o'clock.
All members of the society are requested
to be present as important business is to
be transacted.
The cigars were floating around rather
prolniscuously Tuesday evening. and it
was occas;oned by the arrival Of a beau
tiful daughter at the home of Dr. and
Mrs Philip. All congratulate, mother
and child doing nicely.
The Ladies' Aid Society of the M. E..
church will hold an apron and fancy
work sale at the town hall during the
afternoon and evening of Nov. 4. An
oyster supper will be served from 6
o'clock till9 Everyone cordially invited,
NJ. B. Cassell called yesterday and
said to discontinue that calf adj. He
believes in advertising. Run one issue.
Calves all sold. Good boy. Mr.. Cassell
is svmpathizipg with Mr.. Luce. since
upon his left hand is a large painful boil.
Charley Pillsbury drove over from
Clifford yesterday, and after short visit
with friends here will 90 down cast for
couple months vacation. when he will
probably return and take his old position
with r A. Mclean. Charley is vel
coined back by his many friends.
Beckwith's genuine Round Oak stoves
burn hard coal, soft coal. coke and wood
anything that will burn, and gives
more heat take less fuel keeps fire
longer. and lasts more years than any
imitation ever made. and there is over
400. Be sure and get the GENUINE. For
sale by McCollom & Merric]l.
If the author of "Icicles." from Willow
Lake. will please send in his name. we
will be glad 10 print his spicy grist of
| locals; and we should liks to hear from
him, or her, each week We won't print
the name. but we must know with whom
we are dealing. The locals are all good
ones and we want them. Kindly let US
know who you are "Icicles.''
| One of the incest men in Steele county
is q. NJ. Parker, who owns and operates
fine farm near Galesburg. paid us
very social visit Saturday and rcmem-
bered us finacially. He likes Tho Pho.
neer. so he says. and wants it every week
and we are consequently glad. He
was on his way to Sherbrooke on some
legal business, accompanied by that
prince of good fellows Dan Borden.
Mondays train carried away the fol.
loving Hopeitcs, who go to seek homes
IN the far west. Some will stop at Spo-
kane: some Seattle, and some at Taco
ma Wash, while others. perhaps Messrs.
Wheeler, Gray and Crosby, will enter
the klondyke region in the early spring.
Hero is the list: A. N Green wife and
son, q. B. Gray. John Crosby, Frank
Hyde and three brothers and one sister,
ten in ALL This number added to Mr..