The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1902-01-23

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The lengthening Of the days
IS getting quite noticeable.
a good warm meal at amy hour
of the day at the Palace Restaur-
antfor Is cents.
Grand Masque Bal! a week
from tomorrow night-B. 3.
Gymnasium Club.
Ben Wade, Of Finley, was mar
|ried to Miss Efhe De1ano, Of
Garfield, Ind, New Years Day.
The Pioneer joins with friends
in extending congratulations.
The Woodmen are busy these
days getting Their goat and initia-
tory appliances ready for the big.
bunch of candidates they have
ready to travel the rough and
rugged road.
e. H. Stevens is still under the
weather and has been confined
to his room for til. past week.
This fact has kept the Pioneer
force hustling to turn out the
sheet this week.
Hon. r. G. Enger, was in town
on tax matters. He reports Mrs
Enger as quite sick. Mr.. Enger
while here. deposited about
$4,000. with the county treasur-
er, in paying his 1901 taxes and
remarked that his taxes in Rich
land county were over $500. Co.,
Steele County Tribune.
The pictures of Comrade and
Mrs. H. S. Curry, Of Colgate,
occupied a position on the front
page Of the great soldiers paper
the National Tribune, last week.
It a fine CIT and very natural.
Mr.. Curry won one of tn prizes
in the Guessing contest and the
paper is printing cuts Of all win
ming prizes.
s. D. S OFT: I went to Hope,
Steele County mol. You know my
father-in-1aw, a civil war veteran,
Cofnrade Baker, Land doubled
in the past two years, ! have
been with the Fosston Wind
stacker Co, It'sagreat machine
and bound to succeed. I was
down and dropped in to pay for
my Forum.-Fargo Forum.
A man in the northern part OF
the state is raising chickens and
OBTAINING. money under false pre-.
tense. lie made his coop air tight
and put curtains at the windows
At noon he draws the curtains
making the hen house perfectly
dark, so that the biddies go t.
roost, and at one o'clock he raises
the curtains letting the light in
The hens think another day has
dawned and proceed to lay an
other egg. It is a dark NEAR
trick, equal to the man VITO pu'
green sIectacles on his horse
and then fattened it on rye straw
The green g. ectacles made thu
poo- horse think it was hay.-Ex
There is a great deal Of sount
philosophy the following:
The homegrown, hand-spanked
barefooted, hard-fsted countr,
Iboy makes a much better fight il
the battle of1ife than the pamper
ed high-collared creased trouser:
youth of our cities whose clothe:
have always been dustel with
whiskbroon instead of sh,ng e
Let the town manaout ofajobtr
a year on the farm blowing behin'
a mule will take the kink out o
his topknot the frog out of hi
Throat the gas off his stomac:
1.-THE weakness out of his leg s,th'
. corns off his toes and vii! CIV
, him an appetite, an honestlivin
and sight of heaven.
The K1ondike dinner was trie
/, the other day by a Ph1'adelphi
: young man, and its success ha
caused him to wonder, the Rec
ord says, why, in this age of ro1
! el entertainment. no one ha
: thought of it before. The din1n
, room was arranged with canoqie
of rough canvas to give the al
pearcnce of a tent. The tab.
was Of rough heWn boards, an
: there was no covering. A i
! plate was at each place, and til
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