The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1901-03-28
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DR.. Featherston March 14-15.
SeedAax for sale. F. R. Rugg
Thomas Dodd was in town yesterday.
Go to the Palace for your lunches.
M. B. Cassell was in from the farm
yesterday.
G. L. Allen went to Ansta Wednesday
on business.
J. E. Solomon Of Colgate. was in town
yesterday.
Ed Doran. of Piper City. Ill. will work
for his brother . a Finley.
Notice Fred Riggs big machinery ad
is this issue.
Mrs. Meyer returned from Minneapolis
yesterday.
Its measles, Group and pneumonia all
over.
Farmers. go to the Palace Bakery for
lunch. at all hours.
Mr.. and Mrs. Allen. arrived on Mon.
days train from Indiana.
Prot. Cook Of Page City drove up to
Hope with DR.. Scanlan Saturday.
There is no better bicycle than a
Crescent ut any price. They are only s35.
Miss Grace Gray was i~ndisposed tho
FIRST of the week.
Whist is the prevailing game just at
present.
Are you a good fellow yeti, Do you
want to be? Then join the Buffaloes.
John Sussex was in town on Monday.
He reports that his daughter Eliza is
still suffering greatly with rheumatism.
J.. B. H%oneyman, OF Sherbrooxs. pas.
sed thorugh town on Mondays train for
Casselton.
Notice the call for meeting OF the
Driving Park Association next Saturday
evening. Everybody attend.
See that you get the original Do Wits
Witch Hazel Salve when you ask TOR 1t.
The genuine is a certain cure for piles,
sores and skin diseases. Wamberg & ia.
cobson.
DR.. Seaman came up from Page last
Saturday for consultation with DR..
Philip over little Florence Mcpherson.
She was then beyond the help of human
skill. however.
Latest reports from Gene. Warner at
Fargo are that he is progressing nicely
under the Magnetic treatment. His
many friends here will be- pleased to
learn this. and we sincerely hopefor his
entire recovery.
Mrs. Bowen today moved her millinery
establishment up. into the Jones block,
formerly occupied by Mrs. Eva Warner.
At the Congregational Church next
Sabbath morning the Lords supper will
be administered in connection with the
regular services. All the members of
the church are requested to make a
special effort to be present.
When you are bilious use those famous
little pills known as DeWitt's Little
Early Risers to cleanse the liver and
bowels. They never gripe. Wamberg&
jacobson.
1t is with sincere rejoicing indeed
that we are able to chronicle this week
the good news that Mrs. J. P. Brown
has decidedly improved from her con-
dition a week ago.
Mrs. Matt Baker is more seriously i'll
than many suppose. She is very low
with neutrality-suspicious.. following
measles. She is slightly improved at
this writing but not considered out Of
danger.
Spring is nov about opened up. What
about those fire.walls we heard SO much
talk of during the winter? Come now let
us make a little stir in this matter and
not all hang back and wait for some one
else to start it.
Zero" flaming mill is the swiftest
mill on the market. cleaning 35 to 40
bushels of fax an hour, sold at Loney's
Implement House.
A. E. Crist came down from the Lake
of the Woods last Friday and brought
with him q haunch of moose meat which
Billy Hazlett disposed of to the people
in town. Mr.. Crist reports that he and
his companion killed eight moose during
the winter besides innumerable deer.
A. E. Sandon, of Lake Mills, Iowa
came in on Fridays train for a brief
visit with his brother. Ole Sandon one
of the most prominent farmers on the
Cheyenne. He expressed himself as
very much pleased with this country.
He returned home Monday.
eEaADr. Featherston will extract teeth
by the wonderful new method
without extra cost. Thursday and Fri
day, March 18th and 18th.
l have for sale 1000 bu. of fine seed
wheat, crops Of 1899 and 1900. Also 500
bu. of the best flax on the market, and
six good work horses a Norman, weigh
ing from 1,4OO to 1900 lbs.
j. A. WH1rE.
The Royal Neighbors will give a Cal
leo Ball on Friday evening, March 29th.
All are cordially invited to attend.
Dance and sumner 81. OO. Z