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SliJIt .. r- -. i«£ 11, 4 I •i! f' 3 |)^1P? Jf& iiA 14 Jv. mrr* A 1 1 1 1 iifi&xzyf WHEN BUYING LUMBER Investigation Costs Nothing and Saves Kccrets. We carry in stock a nice line of all kinds of Building Material. Bring in your bill and get prices. The St. Anthony & Dak. Ele. Co. J. A. Morris, Manager COLGATE, No. Dakota. ^.m ^urorstcj* Wants your trade and can save you money on Staple Grocer les and Dry Goods Get Our Prices On Get Our Prices On Men's working and dress shirts from 45c. up Dried fruits from.. 5c to '5C Harvest shoes from .98c. to $3-5° Men's Jackets from 25c to 85c Good comfortables at 90c Overalls from 35c to 85c Thresher blankets from 74c to $i-5Q And many other articles not mentioned here. The Colgate House I A. L. PLOOF, Prop. I MEALS AT ALL HOURS Board by the Confectionery, Day or Week Fruit, Cigars. and Sale Stable WISWELL Bros., Props. COLGATE, N.D, iRow ig tbe time to subscribe for jrer vcar MOREHOUSE, Proprietor. 5 VOLUME 23, No. 22. HOPE, NORTH DAKOTA, SEPTEMBER !. 1004. O A E or a a I I ilB Geo. O. Marshall and family have moved into their new house. Earl Jones made a trip to Fargo, Saturday, returning Mon day. Henry Mellum, who resides at Lawler, la,, is here looking after his harvest. Dave Hoag was called to Cali fornia Saturday by his mother, who is very ill. J. J. Mclntyre the Imperial grain buyer is building a nice residence on the west side. Chas. Boise, of Sherbrooke, spent the fore part of the week in town looking after his farming interests. The heavy rains Tuesday and Wednesday, will stop the thresh ing for the rest of the week. Since ye scribe last recorded the historical facts of our little village, a son arrived at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Bud Knowles, south of town. JackOrser returned Tuesday from Weyburn, Canada. Jack has spent the summer in the Canadian northwest, keeping the other fellow off his homestead. Mrs. Smith, of Ayr, who has spent thirty years in China doing missionary work, gave an instruc tive lecture last Sunday in the hall, upon the subject of foreign missions. L. 0. Finn, the Hope contractor has almost completed the new State Bank building. Mr. Dan skin, the cashier, expects to have the bank open for business with in a week Dan McCarthy returned Mon day, from the Hot Springs in COUNTERPANES DISPLACE BLANKETS ADDITIONAL COMFORT FOR TRAVELERS ON "THE SOUTHWEST LIMITED." The Chicago Milwaukee & St. Paul Railway Company owns and operates the sleeping cars in ser vice on its various lines, and has just inaugurated an innovation which will appeal to all sleeping car travelers. On its "Southwest Limited" train 8 between Chicago and Kan sas City white counterpanes or bedspreads have replaced the. heavy woolen blankets which have heretofore been in evidence twelve months in each year, much to the discomfort in hot weather of sleeping car patrons. Blankets will be held in re serve and within reach for cool nights. .This innovation is caculated to not only add to the comfort of passengers,,but it will appeal to all who like abed thafis iu. jting in appearance, 3 4 -V rK Montana, where he has been for his health during the past six weeks. Dan did not receive as much benefit at the Springs as he and his friends had anticipated. Kraabel & Kraabel have moved the large barns which stood on the back portion of their lots, up beside the store and are remodel ing them into a store building. When finished this will give them twice as much display room and three times as much stove room as they previously had. Colgate has a most excellent grain market this year. Each of the houses represented here is fortunate in having a man of ex perience and integrity and a jollier bunch of grain buyers never happened. If Williams of the Farmer's won't pay you what your grain is worth, Cook, of the St. Anthony, or Mclntyre of the Imperial, will. Last week, W. H. Furlong, threshed and put onto the mar ket over seven thousand bushels of barley which graded No. 3 special and filled his bins with the finest sample of white oats ever exhibited on the Colgate market. The farmers of North Dajcota are awakening to the fact that diversified farming is more profitable than wheat raising. Editor Pepper, of the Pioneer, drove down from Hope Saturday. He was somewhat surprised at the rapidity of development of our burg as a business center and recognizing its future possi bilities, offered to devote one page of bis paper to our interests Let us all respond with a hearty will. 5 N ?i AXON. 10 cJ. D. Brown, Pres. S. d. Danskitv Vicc-Pres, Real Estate Leans AT LOWEST RATES e«% •sgfeSgu 7 S It will pay you to visit our store. We cafry a complete line of DRY GOODS AND FURNISHING^ Etc., etc. Our prices are ri goods gaurantecd. & Hon. N. P. Rasmusson return ed yesterday morning from Grand Forks, wtyere he attended a meeting of the democratic state central committee. Mr. Rasmus son travels with a slight limp since he returned, and it has been intimated that the commit tee must have secured a go6d hold upon one of his nether ex tremities—pulled his leg so to speak.—Valley City Times Rec ord. The Union Telephone company have put in phones on their rural line running south and west at the following places: S.M.Stack, N. S. Bogert, J. W. Stansbury, W. W. Archer, G. A. Hunter, John Moore, Emil Carlson, and Henry Bartram. The company is now working on a. rural line north. The local exchange will be put in as fast-as material can b^ secured for it. The Union is putting in first-class lines and intend to give the best service possible.—Finley Beacon. Dr. Johnston of Hope and Dr. Schtitt of Erie were here Sunday in consultation with Dr. Scanlon in the case of Lucy Brownlee, the nine year old daughter of Robert Brownlee of Lake town ship, who has had an acute at tack of appendicitis. It was not thought advisable to perform an operation- At last accounts the little patient was rallying from the attack and hopes are enter tained of her recovery.—Page Record. THE ONLY LINE WITH A WORLD'S FAIR STATION This refers to the Minneapolis & St, Louis railroad and neans 1st—The Shortest Line. Transaicts a General Banking Business, ALSO Issues Foreign Drafts, Sells Steamship Tickets, Writes Fire and Torna do Insurance fe&sU, "V 9-t ft. 'y-.^ Vivv PATENT MEDICINES There are many other reasons but "a word to the wise is' suffi cient". For excursion tickets,berth reservations and a complete Guide to the Fair, free, address. HI 1 fmm: N. Da It. 2nd—The most comfortable route. 'v| 3rd—Two fine through tjraitii direct to the Gates of the Fair.. 4th—A saving of about three hours in time. 0-. 5th—You avoid the crowds at the Union Depot and on the Streetcars. 6th—You save money by being landed just where you want to go A. B. CUTTSJ G. P, & T. A." Minneapolis, Minn. Don't fail to read the ads. in the Pioneer.-, .*' WANTED 5 Place to cook for. a Threshing Crew on Cook Car. Am a willing worker. Please address Mrisi. Anna Sather, Wahpeton .N. D. and state wages, am experienced., ChiRber if CeRRirM, MINNEAMLiS. Boirl if Tnli, BOLOTjL K. D. Danskin, Cashier. Interest Paid 4 ON TIME DEPOSITS JW a Xt: •A" 1 :-S. •s si!X'—