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The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1903-12-13

The local cash markets closed the week with
weaker; wheat steady at Fridays prices,
and oats weaker. There a general decline
of &c to isc yesterday on cash corn prices. This
puts Nos. 2 and 3 white and the other leading
grades back to 4oc fiat, against 4oAc Friday.
Following Is the range:
Wheat steady; No. red. seize track s61sc on
milling freight No. red, S319c track; Decem-
Der. S6lac; wagon. Ssc.
Corn weaker; No 2 white 4oc; No white lite
No. white mixed, 4Oc; No. white mixed, Csc;
No. yellow, 40c No. 3 yellow, 40c: No. yell
low Csc; No. mixed. 40c: No mixed, 4Oc; NO.
mixed Csc; ear 40c nominal
Oats weaker; No. white, 3Sc; No. 3 white,
371kc: No. mixed. 37c; No. mixed. 36hc.
Hay weaker; No. 1 timothy. $n; No 2 tim
othy. $40.
Inspectons-Corn. No. white. 30 cars; No.
white. a: No. white mixed 1; No. mixed. 3:
ear, g. total, a cars. Hay: No timothy,
cars; No. / mixed, /; No. mixed, /; total,
cars.
WAGON MARKET.
Receipts Of corn and hay liberal; prices un-
changed.
Corn-Per bu, 54G56c: new. 4sG50c-
Oats-Per blu. 3S440c.
Hay-Timothy. sl1q12; clover. SGs; mixed.
sSas
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HIGHER COFFEE PRICES
FEATURE OF GROCERY TRADE.
Market I'm Hands OF speculators-In
terest I'm Dry Goods Conferred
I'm Cotton Goods.

The feature OF the wholesale grocery trade
the past week has been an increase in the price
H package coffees. The coffee market IL In the
sDntrol Of influential Eastern spectators and
me two advances during the past two weeks
IRE the result Of this manipulation. But aside
from the speculative feature OF the market IT
n said package coffees have been too low for
some time. and that the higher prices are per
fectfy Justihable.
The grocery jobbers had their attention called
10 the fact. this week. by Eastern houses. that
they can expect advance on canned toma-
toes also on canned peaches. The stocks Of
canned tomatoes and canned peaches this win
ter are considerably smaller than the stocks Of
last year. and this condition is bound to bring
about higher prices
General wholesale trade continues good. with
the weather favorable for country purchases
md delivery. Interest I'm the dry goods trade
This week centered in the nrmer tone In the
cotton and sheeting goods.
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Representative Sales

Cattle-Thc receipts to-day were fully as large
as expected at this time in the week. and. as
not represented and the quality generally was
hardly up to the average OF the past few days.
The market opened with just fair demand for
scription sold at about yesterdays prices, but
there was dull trade for nearly all other kinds
and final sales were hardly as satisfactory as
$3.50. heifers at 81. 50q4. at s1d3.50, bulls
at 50. 25Q375 and calves at $3Q6.5o-
late todaS f the ,r AoattSr
averaging 1.49e lbs.
The cattle market this week has been rather
Der received and the season of the year. the
developments 10 doubt have been somewhat dis
appointing. 1t is true that there have not been
expected to command premium prices at this
time, but the cattle ordinarily classed as good
have not sold quite up to expectations At the
the trade for choice stock. and the situation en-
couraged sellers to expect that there would be
were getting all the cattle they could use. such
they were. and finally II was more less
difficult to transfer the supplies at steady prices.
medium killers. especially in tho steer line. were
reported 1oc to 25c lower than last week II
appears now. however. that this change was not
general and at the extreme close OF the week
all of the cattle selling I'm about the same
position at the close of last week but IL was
more or less difficult to find an outlet for all of
the supplies
The early part of the week there was a good
strong market for veal calves but in day
the extreme close OF the week sales were at least
rec ur|c- the onenir~ prices OF the week There
has been n very dull trade for heavy calves on
the Stocker order and il has been impossible
10 ell q great many regardless OF prices. The
hishest prices paid this week s.. so for a
few steers s. Is fo- loads. $40 for heifers SO g.
taticns,
Steers
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Whisky-Distilers' finished goods dull on the
basis of s1.27 Sugar easy.
TOLEDO. Dec. acknowledgements, SSc:
May. S6hc; cash. 8Sc. Corn-December, 44Itc;
May, 43Ac. Oats-December. &c; May, SsMc.
Rye-No 2 5Sc; No. 3, Sec Glover seed-Decem-
Der, III; January. $3.50; February, $685.;
March. $3.50; alsike. $685.: timothy, 81
DULUTH. Dec. 12.-Wheat-To arrive, No. 1
hard, Sic; No. l northern, 79iac; No. 2 northern,
nc; on track. No. l northern. 7s1sc: No. north
ern. &c; No. spring, 74c; December. 791kc;
May, Sic. Oats-On track and to arrive, SAC.
MINNEAPOLIS. Dec 2-wheat-December.
Tbs; May May sIhqS!Aci July. sic; on track. No.
7sc; No. northern, 73076hc.
LIVERPOOL. Dec. 12-wheat-Spot firm; No.
red Western winter. Is 21zd Corn-Spot firm
American mixed, Is 1Ad.
MILWAUKEE,. Dec. 12.-Barley dull: No 2.
&c: sample 32Q5Sc.
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prices PAID by shippers)
Wocl-Iocal dealers are paying for wagon lots:
Good medium merchantable unwashed. lie:
coarse and braid. lie; heavy merino. 1oG12c:
half blood. E9l4c; bury and cotted. 12Ql4c:
Western. 12c.
Poultry-Young turkeys. 1ehc: hens. SIC:
cocks. &c, young ducks. Sc; springs. Sc: geese.
&c per h.
cheese-Wisconsin. 13c: New York full creams.
t3c: Swiss. 1sc brick. lie; iimburger. 12c.
Butter-Sc; choice. 12Ql3c: Elgin creamery,
Tie; state. 24c.
Eggs-Steady at 25Q26c.
F-athers-Prime geese. 30c per ID: prime duck.
ooc per ID
Game-Rabbits. soc9s1 per doz. s1G1.2s per
6ox for drawn.
Beeswax-3oc for yellow CSC for dark.
HIDES AND TALLOw.
Green salted Hides-No I, TIC; No. 2. SIC;
No. calf 10c: No. calf &c.
Tallow-No- !. 31zc; No 2. &c.
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NEW YORK, Dec. 2.-Butter-Receipts 4e77
packages The market was dull and weak.
Extra creamery. Csc; creamery; common to
cry, 2"a23c. Cheese-Receipts. s, 456 packages.
The market was quiet State full cream fancy
small colored. September. 12c; late made. 1oc:
small white. September. lie; late made 10c;
large colored. September, 12c; late made, I0c;
large white. September, 12c: late made. 1Oc.
Eggs-Receipts. 1881 packages. The market was
firm. State and Pennsylvania nearby average
best. Bic; state and Pennsylvania seconds to
frsts. 2S430c: Western seconds 2SG29c; Western
extras. Bic; refrigerated, 23G26c: Western firsts
PHILADELPHIA. Dec. 12-Butter steady and
2o1zc; extra nearby prints, &c. Eggs hrmer
and In good demand; fresh nearby &c at the
mark; fresh Western &c. loss of; fresh South
ern Bic. loss off; fresh Southwestern, 2s12sILc,
loss on Cheese dull and weak; New York fll
creams fancy. 11s4c; New York full creams
choice. lie: New York full creams, fair tc
good. 10Aa11kc.
CHICAGO Dec. Ion the Produce Exchange
To-Day the butter market was firm; creamerfes
leq25c; dairies. 14q17c. Eggs firm at 25G271kc
10d101ac. "
KANSAS CITY, Dec legs higher; Mis-.
souri, and Kansas, cases returned, &c: new No
whitewood cases included. 27lsc.
CINCINNATI. Dec. legs firm at p5a27c
Butter steady. Cheese steady; Ohio fiat, 1O1lc
ST. LOUIS, Dec 12.-Butter firm: creamery
26c dairy, 19Q2Oc. Eggs steady at &c.
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from local butchers for the best sheep and lambs
this week, and no doubt the market has been
IN better condition than II would have been
under ordinary circumstances. At one time in
the week. when butchers not much IN
evidence. prices suffered slight change and
probably as much as PC for an extreme. but
toward the close OF the week the demand
again good from local sources and with little
better competition from shippers the stock was
salable at prices as high at any time IN the
week. Another important thing in favor OF the
market has been the good quality represented.
There were very few days that some OF the Of
ferings were not good enough 20 sell around top
prices. and most OF the time the offerings have
been so uniform that there was occasion for
a wide range IN values. The condition OF the
Eastern markets more favorable at the
close Of this week. and this should have a slim
ulatlng effect upon the demand from shippers.
but. or course, 10 Is not advisable 20 predict
just what effect this Will have. Nearly all week
the best lambs sold as high s. 30. and large
number sold around s5.25d5.S5. with inferior
grades low s.. Sheep have sold high
81 "a. quite number at S3-25G5.35 and others
al z
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Cash quotations follows: Flour steady;
winter patents, s4G4.20; straights, S570d4l0;
spring patents ss s4a4 90: straights. ssso9s Is;
sic; No 2 red. s1hassAc. Corn-No. 2, Alsc;
No. yellow, 4ic. Oats-No. 2. 35ac; No. 8
feeding. ssqs7c; fair to choice mailing 4aa57c.
Flaxseed-No. l. 93c; No. Northwestern 991sc
Clover-Contract grade sl1. Mess pork. per bril-
Short rib sides doose,. S. 1ass Short Clear
sides boxed, $6.12j1Q62 Whisky-Basis Of
high wines s127.
Receipts-Flour. 100 brls: wheat. SO. 700 bu:
corn, PAL 700 bu; oats. 247 900 bu; rye. 800 Blu
barley, 135.6O0 bu Shipments-Flour. % 400 brls
wheat 81 100 bu: SO 900 bu; oats. 107 800 bu
rye, 1900 bu barley. IL 900 blu.
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Oils.

OIL CITY. Dec. 12:-Credit balances. $50: GER
tihcates no bid Shipments. S. 400 brIs: average
1S?16 brls: runs. s3,ol1 brls average Is $50 brls
Shipments Uima), 75.41S brls: average. 81. 50s
DIS runs tLima). 63,4ls brls; average .9o4 brs
NEW YORK, Dec. 12.-Petroleum firm: refined
New York Soc; Philadelphia and Baltimore
9.45c; Philadelphia and Baltimore in bulk, 6 55c'
Spirits OF turpentine steady at 5slsQ6Oc
CHARLESTON, Dec. 12.-Turpentine steady at
5SlAc Rosin steady; A: B. c. D. f, F. $40:
1895; window glass; s3.15; water white $40.
SAVANNAH. Dec 12.-Turpentine firm. Ros,,.
firm; A, b, C. d, E, F. So 20; G. 50 30: IT SO az
1. s255 X, 81 so; NJ, $3.50; N 1906: window
glass. Is; water white. $3.50
WILMINGTON, Dec. 12.-Spirits of turpentina
nothing doing Rosin. nothing doing. Tar firm
1885. ~
MONTPELIER. Dec. 12.-Crude petroleum very
strong; North Lima, sl.SS; South Lima and In
diana, &133.
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Alcohol. ss.sae. 7oi ssafoesida. 4oc; alum. si
sars i1 Hss0 ss cess t.ss
mot per 10. 81 opium. 81 SOGs7 Is: auinine P e
ss per f f iisc sod sesrS ssis
EPSON. lSe4c; sulphur -four. ssQ5c; saitpeter.
s s. pessssn ss s sSesrs
G05oc; chiorate potash. s5gz0c: borax sal2c;
'1'' Dry Goods.
Bleached sheetinss = Androscoggin L. nc:
ess,sy DO re- Dwight anc5cT s Sspi'G F1i, o
The Loom. Sc; Fsrweh: l'3e; Fiscnville: &c: Full
Pssbody. 5ssc. PeppereIi. "a. &c: PeppereiI'
io-4 2sc: AndrOscoggin. 81. &c: Androscoggin..
Brown sheetings-AtIantic A. &c; Argyle e..
Boot c. Sac; Bucks Head. SIC: Carlisle. 40
0reat Falls J. s1@e; Nm Pine. .,se; Indian Head.
Sro.eoxxin. ga. xc: Androscoggin. 1o.4. Sc An
Prints-Ailsn dress styles. &c. Allen TR. &c:
on ss" cloth 10th d. sc Arnold Lie 7c c asnoo
fancy. sc; Hamiiton fancy. &c: Merrimac pinks
sna &C. simpsons HsTn sc soiss
Simpsons oil nnish- &C. AInerican shirting aye:
'' K,d-sni si cambries-Edwards. &c; Warren
sc: Slater &c: Genesee. &c
az. is5sc Cords 40. lzsc: Cords T. rssc
cordis ACE iz1se: Hamilton awnings. ioc: Kl.
mono fancy. lie: Lenox fancy. lSc. Lenox Xxx
i8c: Oakland AT. &C. Portsmouth. Ilikc: Sus-
quehanna. i5sfc: Shetucket SW. &c; Shetucke,
p stkc swift River. Sic.
Grain Bags = Amoskeag sl4o; American
as 50. Harmony. SIC; Stark. SIS
Ginghams Amoskeag she Amoskeag dres.
ne. Lancaster. s1sc: Lancaster dress. 75sc: To
Flour.
Spring patent. S5 per bri: winter wheat pat.
enf IN osis. stv. 'assnt sfaoe stSo In ori; low
Grnde.. -. 80. extra fancy In brl. $40 buck
0hsat -four. $40 per bri; graham. s494ls pel
Groceries.
I csGss-ose1. sei.c; prime. isoilc: strictly
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BIG INCREASE IN
LOCAL CORN STOCKS
Corn in store Here Amounts to 29,7OO
Bushels More Than Last Weeks
Stocks-Decrease in Wheat.

The local public stocks OF corn increased . 100
bu the past week. compared with de-
crease OF 1900 bu last week. The stocks OF yes
terday amounted to S7.4O0 bu. according to the
Board of Trades weekly statement.
AS predicted. the stocks OF wheat are de-
creased. The decrease amounts to q. $50 bu and
is not large a decrease expected. The
decrease last week amounted to &c. 3S5 bu The
stocks yesterday 25i.559 bu. The public re-
ceipts OF wheat this week were not enough
larger than those last week to cut the decrease
down between 1000 and 5000 blu less than last
weeks decrease. All OF the mills did not run
full time this week. and the milers' receipts of
wheat outside inspection undoubtedly were
larger than last week. The stocks OF oats are
just last Saturdays showing-30. 900 bu
There public stocks OF rye.
Public receipts of corn for the week ending
yesterday amounted 3I3 cars-l93 500 bu
Three cars OF wheat showed up this week in
the public inspection-s.750 bu. against receipts
OF 100 bu last week.
The output OF -four this week by the Indian
apolis mills amounted TO H. 4e9 brls against 70 =
$40 brls last week. For the corresponding period
last year the local mills ground 1907 brls.
The following tables show the weekly grain
inspection. the -four output with comparative
figures and the stocks OF grain in store:
Inspections for Week
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Poultry Market Steady.

ne poultry market has been steady the past
week. with prices practically unchanged from
those prevailing a week ago. Interest In this
market has conferred in the nrmer tone in eggs
the middle OF the week The continued cold
weather up 10 yesterday morning caused gen.
sraIly In the egg market But with
the warmer weather conditions yesterday the
general attitude toward eggs eased again The
majority OF the large dealers continue to place
orders for only immediate demand. fearing a
slump. Receipts this week have been moder-
ately good. with the demand good.
Poultry prices continue steady with normal
receipts for this time of year. There Is con-
tinued talk from the East OF higher turkey
prices the last week before Christmas. AS yet
there he's been advance in the Eastern
markets. The Eastern market for other kinds
u poultry Is slightly easier.
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Sheep-The receipts to-day were as large
usual at this time In the week. but not excess
i've and. although butchers practically out
OF the market. there a very fair demand
frora Shippers. and sales were usually at steady
prices compared with yesterday. II In possible
however, that on account OF being the close OF
the week and no opposition occasional sales were
sorps lower. Most OF the lambs here sold at s.. g.
others at N75ft5 and sheep from 50 TO $3.s5.
There has been an unusually coed demand
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Cotton.

NEW. ORLEANS. Dec. 12-Cotton steady.
Sales. 400 bales. Ordinary, 9 7-1ec; good or
binary. 1o%c; low middiing. 11%c: middne.
12isc; good middling IL 5-l6c: middling fair.
bales
NEW YORK. Dec. 12.-Cotton-Spot closed
quiet; middling uplands. r.. 45c: middling gulf,
Il. 70c Sales none.
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Poultry.

NEW YORK, Dec. 12.-Poultry-Alive veal.
Western chickens, 1oc; fowls. l0Gl0I1c: Dresses
dull; Western chickens. lie; fowls lie; turkeys.
1711Sc.
ST LOUIS. Dec. 12-Poultry steady: chickens
&c: springs. TIC; turkeys. 14c: ducks, Zoe; geese
SC.
CHICAGO. Dec. 12-Poultry-Alive steady.
turkeys. l2913c; chickens. Slsc; springs 9QsISc
CINCINNATI. Dec. R.-Poultry steady: hens.
TIC; springs. Sc: turkeys, 14tac.
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HAVANA. Dec. l2-United States Minis
ter Squiers sailed to-day for New York.
whence he will go Immediately TO WASH
ington. IL Is said that the Cuban govern.
ment has granted all his requests
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ON COMMISSION ROW.
Trade Was Good Early Part of Week
Poultry Steady.

Produce merchants report considerable fall
Ing OF IN trade the last t.so days OF the week
The FIRST four days the volume Of trade was all
that could be expected and the returns were
satisfactory. But beginning Friday morning
there was q marked falling of in the trade and
the week closed with dizziness the prevailing
eonditfon-
The reason for the dullness the past two days
Il the preparation by the retailers for the holi-
, Gay business They are letting their old stocks
run down so they can place large orders the
last two weeks before Christmas They are now
placing orders for only sucn quantities az the
demand In sight requires.
Prices generally In the produce lines are
steady to nrmer. The price OF fancy apples was
advanced % cents per barrel yesterday. Practi-
cally all the Eastern bulk apples to be handled
here this season are here now. IL Is said there
viii be few IL any. consignments OF East
apples received here this winter. The price
e onions was advanced slightly yesterday.
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Dry Goods.

NEW YORK. Dec. 1.-THE market conditions
have changed but little. the week ending with
prices very much In sellers favor and with
more inclination on the part of buyers to oper-
ate on the asking prices. While certain prices
are regarded as exorbitant. these are not gen
though transactions almost universally he sed
upon figures upon which the manufacturer can
make q profit.
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Sales


Following is statement Of the receipts OF I've
stock for the periods indicated. with compare
tive figures:
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Wool.

ST. LOUIS, Dec. 12.-Wool dull and lower:
medium grades combing and clothing Halle
light fine. 15Gl7lzc; heavy fine. 12G14i1c; tub
washed. 20d3lc.
fleece, 2sG32c.
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THE JoBBING TRADE.

CHE quotations given below the selling
prices OF the wholesale dealers.)
Candies, Nuts, Figs.
Cnndies-Captal stick candy (brls). 5z9ec per
b: common mixed. sac; grocers mixed, so
We, Banner twist stick. 7isqSc; Banner cream
mixed Sc: derby mixed. The.
Euts-Soft-shelled almonds. lie; Brazil nuts.
Toe; dlberts. 12c peanuts. roasted, 79Sc; mixed
nuts. l3c-
Ffgs-New Smyrna. 12c per h.
Coal md Coke.
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ST. LOUIS, Dec. 12.-Metals steady. Lead
firm at siO2ia. Spelter firm at $3.50.
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CRetail Prices.)
Drugs.

Bags. sc per ton extra. ground floor or dumped
n cellar; soc per ton extra. second floor or car
he'd In cellar. From wagon. 25c per ton extra
81 whseloarrow. chute or basket.
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Cash Corn Market Weaker.

Dec H. II, 6sS
Dec D, lyOS olV
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Provisions.
Sugar-cured Hams-Indiana. IA to Is lbs aver

Seed clover prime, s5.5o6s: English clover.
$3.50; aisike. ssg12 Timothy, prime. 81 7592.
clean. e0970c. Orchard grass. s2Q295; red top,
90cQsL.s5 English bluegrass. 81
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1903-10-29
TODAY-l2, NOON.

Mrs. Flake of Jamestown, N.
Oak. is visiting her sister Ms S.
Maves.
Whose fault is it.; About what?
Why that lumber is cheaper! Oh
that is easy give me something
harder. See Sabin.
The latest in tailor made suits
at Mrs. Bowers Millinery Par
lors. The ladies' are cordially
invited to call.
Cards announcing the marriage
of William J.. Murray to Miss
Bee Sullivan, Of Elma, Ia, were
received by friends in this city
this. week. The ceremony was
solcmnized Tuesday Oct. 9th.
The Pioneer extends conGratu-
lations.
Thomas Sussex, Chas. ChaI-
mers and O. G. Major were at
Fargo last week attending the
meeting of representatives. of tie
Farmers Elevators of the state
A permanent organization was
effected and officers eleCte
Several plans were discussed for
handling grain at terminals but
dvfnite action was deferred unit
some later time when the differ
ent plans are better formulated
Rev. and Mrs. Roush were
treated to a Surprise in tho
nature of a pound social Tues
day evening. The affair was
planned by the Ladies' Aid ano
was a complete surprise to the
reverend gentleman and his gooc
wife. About seventy participant
ed and each brought a pound OF
more of whatever to him seemed
best. Some of the young mel
ioined efforts and presented Z
set of dining chairs. Refresh
ments were served and a very
pleasant time enjoyed by all.
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LOCAL NEWS NOTES.. !
e

A. W. Greenwooi's Cattle
Auction Saturday.
A, NJ. Mclaughlin was a Fargo
visitor over Sunday
Mrs. Major accompanied 0. G.
to Fargo last week.
Alex Stewart Of GAlesburg
was in town Friday.
The.I. O. O. F. hall is being
renovated and reftted. ..,
C. S Shippy,w was at Finley on
legal business Saturday.
W. u. White left last evening
to JON the family in Minneapolis.
See Us For Real Estate Loans
RI. 3. CASSELL G co. Sherbrooke.
Geo. A. Luce was a business
visitor at Fargo the first of the
week.
J. A. Ellwanger was down from
{ Finley on business the first of
the week.
II. K. Curry and Miss Berger
/ son of Binford spent Sunday the
guests of friends in town.
~
} Cattle Auction at the r. r
stock yards Saturday afternoon
Bargains for you. Don't forget.
Mrs. w. U. White left Satur
I day evening for Minneapolis
where they will live this winter
A party of local nimrods droy'
out east of town a few miles las
Thursday and returned wit
eight geesc.
|, J. H. McCol'om, B. G. Shaw
H. J. Harness and F. E.. Carper
!, ter are at Stump Lake this wee
enjoying a goose hunt.
Is lumber any cheaper? Get saain's prices ana d
/ eide for yourself.
A. W. Greenwood will hell
} cattle auction at the r. r. Stoc
} ward Saturday afternoon. Their
} will be bargains for you If 70
} attend.
, Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Brown {
, Buffalo and Mr.. and Mrs. W. 7
. Dorrat c. Of Ayr, visited r,
> latlves and friends iu town la:
. Saturday AMI Sunday.
. Guy C. H. Corliss of Gran
Forks, Edward Engerud
Fargo AMI John Carmody
- Hillsboro were attorneys fro.
" without the county in attendant
. at court last week.
, The supper at the hall ia
= Tbursdavevening was verv we
: patronized and the Rebekahs r
J. allied about eighty dollrrs fro
! the supper and sale of the gull
; The quilt, which vas a very fir
J, one, was won by Will Caldow.
B. T. Kraabe1, Henry Pate
J.. A. White, Supt. Hsaselqui
and Treasurer Sc%hjeldahl, met
. a board of arbitration, on Satu
day, to settle the affairs of tt
several school districts effectt
Z by the organization of the ne
z Hope independent school di
trict.-Steele County Tribune,
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1903-10-29

Nos. 81 aud t2 are daily except Sunday pas
senger trains.
No. 2HQ aud 27n are freight trains, arriving
At Hone going north Mt t2:45 a. IN. on hloli-
days. Wednesdays and FRIDAYS. going south at
1920 q. M. on Tuesdays. Thursdays and Satur-
days and carry passengers ONLY on permit.
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1903-10-29
GIRL WANTED

A good girl for general house
work.
Mrs. L. N. Wood.
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1903-10-29

Mrs. Flake of jamestown. n,
Oak. is visiting her sister Ms
MaVes.