The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1895-08-23

PERSONAL MENTION.

PERSONAL Mention,
Geo. A. Luce went to st. Paul to-day.
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Vm. Butler was in town last Saturday.
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S. L. Linn, of Shorbrookc, was in Hope
Monday.
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S. G. Moorcs wont down the lire on
Tuesday.
Register Cassell was in Hope last Fri.
day evening.
M. E. Malloy, OF Fargo, was in the
city on Saturday.
Thos. Malone was in our city Monday
and loft on Tuesday.
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Ben Golden, l. Wolfson' s father.in law.
was here on Monday.
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T.J. McAIahon went to roost on his
claim last Saturday night.
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Oie Halvcrson was on the sick list this
week. Ho was laid up with Tonsilitis
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Humphrey Moote is working in Coop
erstown. helping VIM. Stringcr during
the autumn rush.
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Z, +. Snowman won't to Dazey on Mon
day to take charge of the Cargill eleva-
tor at that place.
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Miss Mary Gillespie came home last
Friday evening from Fargo for a visit
during her vacation.
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w. j. Milligaa was called to Shcr
brooke as witness in tho Edwards vs..
Olson case ON Wednesday.
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J, A. Klovstad went to Shorhrookc,
Wednesday. being called as u witness in
the Edwards vs.. Olson ease.
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Dr.. L. r, Pollmann and G. Il. Dick
Alann, OF st. Louis arc registered at tho
Hope House. They arc hero on hunt
ing excursion,
Jpaa Malone and George Lang, of
Muscatine, Iowa. arrived on Wednesday
night train and are the guests of j. c..
Lang and faulty,
]. II. McCollon and ladies and Mr..
and Mrs. E. j. Pepper took trip to the
northern part of Steele county on Tues
day aad "Wednesday, hunting.
Casey Foster called at this Office last
Friday and eontE.dicted some OF the
| statements IN the article Fight in last
weeks issue. Road his statement.
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Morse Il, Davis, Of Fargo. represent.
ea the Equitable Life Assurance Society
came IL on the Wednesday night train
Ho Is soliciting insurance for his Com.
pany in this city.
| Rev. Hagen and wife are in tho city
tho guests OF Laor KiDs .nd family
| Mrs. Hagen will be remembered by many
here. as Belle lngen, when she used ia
60 ia the Hope school.
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G9,as. Ward, Of Cl.toaro. arrived here
; on the "Wednesday night train for visit
with his people and old time friends
{; Charlie was one of the early Hopoites
and many weird tales are told of him.
A. S. Klovstad, J. AS fatAsx. arrived
in our city on Monday Asaht 5 train. HI
will probably etsA With bis aon all wint
tYy pAr NoNh Dakota atuoa2hcro m 70,
4 change
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! j. A. Pepper, Hud Fu)mer, Fred Mar
tin and Sven Olson wont to Coopezss
town on Sunday. on their bicycles
Tboy made the return trip in .lclr
and 40 minutes, Including about 40 min
NtesA stops.
| Hon. J. j. Wamberg lett here last Sun
day afternoon on business coanecte'
| with the Railway Commission. He visit
cd several towns in the state and thel
went to st. Paul. He is expected HON
this evening.
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| V. Vandquist, Of Cassolton, represent
ing the Mutual Benefit Insurance Co
came in on tho Wednesday night trair
He is soliciting insurance for his Con-
pany at this place. He will return te
morrow morning.
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Q. G. MaiE W$S pN n,wn last wee
and msdS tav PiHNEEK a very plcasal
ss.AA @, G. is full to ovcrhowing wit
P6litical news and we like to hear hil
talk. He gives us liberty to write u
good Pop roasts when the Political feve
is on,
J Mr.. Henderson and Mr.. Wilson. ,
Goodland. Indiana, arrived last Saturda,
for visit in this part during tho ha
vest time. Mr.. Henderson says that b
is pleased with tho country and if he Gu
; get some land he will send eome of b
boys out here. There is land for sa
and plenty OF room for thousands of goo
, boys yet to make home here.
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&C. Crenshaw, of tho Standard O
Co., was rousting around the Hol
country, hoping to get some chickens q
the GOTH, as well trying to enlarge tt
sales OF that Co. in this place. He wol
split tail sox and Tam O'Shanter boot
Either the gun was lame and tho dc
was all right, or the dog was lamo all
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