The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1902-01-16

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sewing machines, which I will
sell cheap. It will pay you3to see
me at once if you are thinking of
buying. ]. J. Merry.
Meyer s. Cummings will al
ways have on hand Minneapolis
bread, pies and cakes, and will
always have on hand A / cream
cry butter.
Buy your silverware where you
can get it engraved free Of
charge. All engraving free on
goods bought of me. H. II.
Fulmer, the jeweler.
IL. !. Standby has moved a
granary in from his farm and
placed it on the lots just north Of
his residence.
Mr.. Moores'dynamo has arriv-
ed and in a very short time his
mill and Office will be lighted by
electric lights.
The Pioneer is turning out
some very fine calendars this
week for The Hope State Bank,
Carpenter & Warner, r. #.
Hawley and Geo. Fl. Iseminger.
A deal is about closed where's
by Z. c. Day sells his farm to
Robt. Riordan, of Charles City,
Iowa. Mr.. Day has not fully
made up his mind just where he
will go.
The report of the proceedings
of the county commissioners will
be found on another page Of this
issue. There are some items of
interest to be found therein.
Don't fail to look it over.
Don't fail to hear Gen. G w.
Bailey, "Tank Kee' at the Opera
House Thursday, Friday and
Saturday nights of next week.
The lectures will be we'll worth
the low price of admission.
The installation Of the X. P.
officers for the ensuing year took
place at their meeting last Mon
day evening. The X. P. are
now holding their meetings in
the Odd Fellows HILL.
The spring-li!le weather the
past few weeks has even fooled
the gophers, as they have made
their appearance in number of
localities over the state. A sure
sign of an early spring-so say
the prophets.
A baby boy took up his abode
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. II.
Fl. Fulmer last Saturday eve
ming. Hud says he will have
plenty Of help in a few years and
then the old man eau retire and
let the boys carry onthe bust
ness.
Rev. J. II. Killen has received
a call to the Congregational
church, Hancock, MINI. A call
to the Congregational church at
1nkster would be extended if
there was anysprobability Of its
acceptance. Both these are self
supporting churches.
The Pioneer has secured a
copy of the paper on 1.-The Aim
of the Reading Circle" delivered
by Prof. Fluff, of the city schools,
at the recent meeting of the
State Educational Association
held at Grand Forks, and will
publish the same in these col.
umns in the near future. Watch
for it. 1t will be of interest to
all interested I'M this line CT work.
All we a say of Tank Kee is
this: That he is the most anus
ing as well as Observation-Disclosures
we have ever heard. Any one
who fails to hear him misses the
best thing that has been here in
a long time. He lectures this af-
ternoon and evening. No svnop-
sis of the lectures would do him
an ,thing like justice. He is a
better humorist tina Bob Bur-
dette and as instructive as a man
can be.-Sterling (Ill.) Gazette.
"How dear to our hearts is the
steady subscriber who pays in
advance at the birth of each year,
who lays down his money and
lays it down gladly and casts
round a cheer. He never says
stop it, Icannot afford it,'or I'm
citing more papers now than
can read but always says send
it, the family all like tin fact
we all think it a real tousel cid
need How welcome heis when