The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1892-05-27
MEMORIAL SERVICES.
Order of March to the Cemetery
Time Of Holding After
Noon Services.

NOOll services.
The committee OF arrangements requests
that all who are to take part in the memorial
exercises will form in line in front of &. A. R.
Hall, Monday, May 9Oth, at 10 o'clock a. IN.
l. Hope Cornet Band.
2. Geo. p Foster Post No, %.
8. School children.
4. Citizens.
Tie Children will provide themselves with
flowers to decorate the graves.
Services to he concluded at the Congrega-
tional church at O'Clock p. IN.
Rev. T. W. Haven will deliver the memo
rial address, COMMITTEE,
F. N. Gilmore returned yesterday evening
from Deyils Lake, where he had been in at
tendance at the Grand Lodge, I. O. 0. F He
reports fine time the citizens of that satanic
city having royalty entertained the boys.
This Office has turned out this week some
artistic stationery and business cards for J. A.
Officer. tho lopular contractor and builder.
Mr.. Officer has concluded to make tl.is place
his headquarters in future and his office and
shop will be found on North Third street. op-
posite the posttffice.
Rev. Eugene May, of the First NJ. E.
church of Fargo, favors lis with neat clrcu-
lar regarding The first annual Chantauqua
Assembly, which takes place at Spiritwood
Lake from July 9Th to 18th. All religious
denominations are invited to participate. For
particulars apply to Rev. Eugene May, Super
intendent, 100 S. Ninth street, Fylgo. N. D.
AS we mentioned last week, Joseph No:ske
has leased The Hope House and the work has
begun of fixing the building up preparatory to
his removal thereto. The old kitchen and
dining room will undergo repair first, and az
soon as they are completed Mr.. Noiske will
occupy the house, while the repairs on the
remainder will be hestened after his removal
thereto.
Mrs. Il. II. Thurlow arrived Monlay last
from Ft. Fairfield, Maine. for a visit Of sever
al months will, her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Jas.
Elsbury. Sho came by way of Clifford. and had
the misfortune of being thrown from tie stage
together with her little child, by the team run
ming away. Luckily neither she nor her child
were seriously hurt, bat were considerably
VI ulSeu up ana lrlSnteDc0.
The Ladies Aid Society of the NJ. E. church
will give their bazaar and dinner and supper
in the Arcade of the Hope House Oh Drcora-
tion Day-next Monday. 1fyou want q fne
meal, either dinner or supper, call on the
ladies'; and If you wish to purchase articles Of
either useful or ornamental nature, why,
patronage their bazaar. They Will have luo
display of both kiuds OF such articles
The resignation OF Rev T. w. Haven, Of
the congregational church, which was tender
ed some two weeks ago. was acted upon last
Sunday and accepted by the members OF the
church. We have not heard whether the
church has secured another minister for the
ensuing year yet, but think they will find it
difficult to secure another so popular with the
majority Of the people as Rev. Haven has
ben.
-Cooperstown Courier: Mr.. L. E. Marsh.
Of Steele county, brother OF W. D. Marsh, Of
this place, is q candidate for the office of sup
erintendent Of schools OF Steele county. Mr..
Marsh is gentleman that would ill the posi-
ton with honor and credit, and we hope tho
| voters of Steele county will look at his candi-
! dacy in this light. He is gentleman in every
| sense Of the word, highly educated and would
make model county supcrlndent.
Dawson Times: Rev. T. w. ThurstOn who
has been acting very satisfactorily as pastor Of
the Congregational churches Of Dawson and
Tappen, for the past two years. has decided to
stay another year in Dawson. Both churches
were unanimous in their vote to retain him.
Mr.. Thurston residing in Dawson, and being
required to preach there every Sunday morn
| ing and evening, has not been able 10 give
| Tappan as much ministerial labor as they de-
sire, therefore the Missionary superintendent
recommended the employment Of student
during college vacation, and ilthis plan should
be carried out, it would relieve Mr.. Thurston
OF this field to certain extent.