The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1901-04-25

Frank Hill came in yesterday just as
happy as eyer
F. Il. Rugg drove down to Valley City
yesterday.
Formaldehyde in large or small guam.
titles, at the Star Drug Store.
See the new ad OF the Cooperstown
Fair Association.
DR.. Featherston is in town repairing
molars.
The young folks danced in the town
hall last night.
1Mr. Larson over in the north end, is
painting his residence.
Supt. Hasselquist drove down yester.
day to visit the school, and called on us
for for a chat.
Auditor Hunt was down from the
capital Monday. He reports his little
daughter as recovering from her sick.
ness.
Eleven more names are added to our
subscription list this week. The Pion.
eer reaches all those who want the
news.
Mrs. Tillotson was initiated into and
made acquainted with, the mysteries of
the Rebekah lodge on Thursday night
last.
s. D. Curry drove over to Galesburg
and Clifford Friday last, on land bust.
ness.
F. R. Rugg has fred up his automo.
bile and enjoys the fine evenings riding
around.
See F. R. Rugg if you are in need of a
manure spreader. He has the best at
the lowest prices.
C.S. Shippy is still .building-this
time a wood shed etc. Contractor
Officer is bossing the job.
Mrs. Milligan is home from Fargo
where she went last week to have her
eyes treated.
We understand that Miss Hannah
Rice and the children will depart next
Monday for California, their future
home.
w. w. Hazlett has erected a fine
smoke house in addition to his we'll es.
tablished meat market.
Hope w. G. T. U. will meet at the
home Of Mrs. Philip. Friday afternoon
at 3 o'clock.
Mrs. U.J. Rugg unfortunately sprained
her wrist n day last week, causing her
considerable pain, but is inproyeing
nicely now.
Zero" tanning mill is the swiftest
mill on the market. cleaning IS to 40
bushels of fax an hour, sold at Loney's
Implement House.
Thos. Baker, Sr. found a bunch oil
wheat of a nice growth, in the middle of
the road. a few days ago. It is good
proof that North Dakota soil will grow
wheat almost anywhere.
Rev. Scott returned from Fargo yes
terday and reports a good time at the
M 3. conference. He will deliver the
Odd Fellows memorial sermon next
Sabbath morning and his farewell ad-
dress in the evening. All are most cor
daily invited to attend. He will depart
with his family, some time next week
for his new home at Wheatland.
Rev. John D. Dingle. Of Pimbina, will
arrive next week with his family and
take up his duties with the M. e. socie.
ty. They come highly recommended.
Take special notice of Mrs. Bowen's
new ad, also F. R. Fugg's and Kraabel,
johnson & Co.'s.
A Citizen asks The Pioneer to call at.
~tention to the fact that the large slough
back of DR.. Philips block ought to be
drained. The water is quite high and
has become stagnant.
W. q. Elliott accompanied his
mothers remains to the old home in
Canada, on Monday.
For the next 80 days call on F. R.
Rugg if you want to buy farm machin.
cry cheap.
All Odd Fellows and Rebekahs are
requested to be at their hall at 10
o'clock sharp, next Sabbath morning to
attend in a body the memorial services
at the M. E. church. Rev. Scott official
ing. (
Never admit defeat or poverty, though
you seem to be down, and have not a
cent. Stoutly assert your devine right
to be a man. to hold your head up and
look the world in the face, step bravely
to the front, whatever opposes and the
world will make way for you. No one
will insist upon your rights while you
yourself doubt that you have any.
Hold firmly the conviction that you pos
sess the qualities. Never allow yourself
to be a traitor to your own cause by
undermining your self.contidence.-Ex.
At u o'clock last Saturday death at
last relieved Mrs. Isabel Elliott of her
long suffering. She was born in Thurlo
Canada, 63 years ago and came to Steele
county in 1889. She was therefore, one
of the earliest settlers and a woman of
more than ordinary business ability.