The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1901-04-18

O'clock atfsthei Willow Lake school
house, On section {. 3 the pufpSuse Of
failing action 81 shsspropogeds road faoml
Valley CITY Finley Everyhobs Turn
out. s
q ordsf 81 comnittse.
Wheat. northern,Ss2K Flax 81 ~
Judge Laor King u making some i'm.
proyments on his Sresidsnce.
PAINTs-Paints, the very best 1T
the Star Drug Store. Nh M
The cold anapyeaterday put adan1psr
on seeding.
3. G. Shaw andsA 4. Ward III az
pected home, tomorrow. ESss55
strychninei orgopIhlers, the Star
Drug Store. IN; 4
Read Kraabel, johnson 4 new
adthiis week. Sss1 II.
Ghas. Gardiner onceEa Hopaite now
with oIIier 4 CO. waasssiiin town yetstsrss
day. ma, S
As.SsElner Wassthes lowest bidderSbss
fore the county board. and received the
contract to furnish strychnine free to
farmers to poison gophers.
Toxo.Phospho, the most deadly
gopher poison, at the Star Drug Store.
We are told that o. G. Major & Son
will build an addition to their barn
bought of A. T. Ward, and conduct a
firstclass livery. Always more improve
ments for Hope.
A light fall Of snow was on the ground
yesterday morning but soon disappear
ed, and perhaps the weather will be
more settled from this date.
H. J. Nyhus, of Hillsboro. the hust-
ling insurance man, was in town yester-
day.
See my handsome patterns of wall
paper, at the Star Drug Store.
Landlord Hart. of the Palace restaur-
ant, is spending this week in Fargo on
business.
Mrs. B. L. Wells, residing on Cashier
Bosses farm south Of town, has a light
attack Of smallpox, but is up and
around the house. Nothing serious and
will oon be all right.
The travelling statesmen continue to
flock to town in large numbers which is
a good indication that Hope is doing
her share of business.
Formaldehyde in large or small guam.
titles, at the Star Drug Store.
Landlord Carley, of the Northwestern
is one of the most popular hotel men
in the state. You are always as
sured of the best on his tables.
The commercial trade as we'll as farmers
will find this to be true.
A. T. Hunkins, the popular real es.
tate man with w. A. Scott at Fargo,
and an old friend of ye scribe, called on
US yesterday. He is looking up some
Steele county lands. e..
Jim Hill will run free excursions to
the agricultural college at Fargo, for
the benefit Of the farmers, commencing
July 20, same as former yeare.
If you have not already done 30, it
might be a good idea to clean up a little,
for spring will soon be here. Now that
our usual light fall of snow has come
and gone warm weather may be expect
ed. The back yard, as we'll as the front,
will need your attention.
\ Three children at the home of II. A.
Mesick, west of town, are down with
diphtheria.
B. T. Kraabel came home from Buf.
falo. N. Y. on Monday train, and is as
obliging as ever behind the counter at
the store.
+. D. Doyle has purchased of A. w.
Graham a span of handsome gray horses
and is giving his whole attention to
farming. We hope he meets with I'm.
limited success.
Mesdames Pogart, Raymond, Loney
F. E' Carpenter and Fullmer, and Miss
Emma Mclean and Nick Bogart, at.
tended a meeting of the Royal Neigh.
bors at Finley Friday night.
Frank Hill is expected up from Wis,
consin tomorrow to look after bis
farms here.
In making the transfer we find that
Moody has credited some few with two
and three years in advance, on subscrip
ton; which is not right. We will moi
allow any man more than one year from
date. Settle with Moody if you have
paid him more. We want to be homes,
and fair with all, and mention it now
80 there may be no trouble in the flu
ture. We are here to protect our inter
ests. If we don't. no one will. Those
circulars" he sent ont after we bought
the paper. and attempted explanation
~ are 10 credit to him.
A oma cries ten times out O
wounded vanity where she cries once
out Of really wounded feelings. Anc
each one of the ten times does her good