The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1895-09-20
PERSONAL MENTION.

W. G. McRay, of st. Paul, was in town
this week.
States Attorney Murray was in the
burg Wednesday.
w. Case and Geo. T. Gibbs went out
on the stage this morning.
WI. Courtney, of Page, was among
tho visitors in the city Monday.
A. NJ. Batchclder. OF Farg,. was reg.
istered at the Hope House, Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. H. Baker were visit.
ing in Fargo the latter part of last wcok.
Jos. Simonitsch. of Wabpeton. was re.
gistercd at the Hope House Wednesday.
Judge Warrey and family were down
from the county seat Wednesday eve
ming.
Atty. Shippy was rusticating in Sher.
brooke township the first part of the
week.
r. +. Hawley. Casselton's cigar man,
was in town this week, trying to drum
up trade.
w. Linbcrger, of Fargo, whole sale
hide dealer. was in the city, the first of
tho week.
c. johnson, OF Coopcrstown, was re-
gistered at the Hope House the first of
the week.
Ex-Shcriff Drakeley was in the burg
Friday and Saturday, shaking hands with
numerous friends
Phil. Fornam. of Mayville who is 60
ing to teach term Of school, near Page,
was in town Monday.
Del. Irish drove up from Casselton
with cigar man on Monday. They re-
manned in town over night.
J. B. Dorton OF Newton, Iowa, repre-.
senting tho Parsons Feeder Co. was in
own the first of the week.
Mrs. S. G. Gaines, of Minneapolis, who
has farming interests in this county is
hero looking after her interests.
4. +. Warner and Mrs. Milligan and
family visited with Robt. Patterson and
family, last Sunday, near Pickort.
0. NJ. Hatcher, of Chicago, one of
behring's collectors is here looking after
tho Company's interests at this point
Mrs. Arby Reed of Pipe, City. sister
| of Mrs. G. A. Warner. camc last Friday
evening for visit with her people hore.
Thos. Malone. of Cassclton, came up
Tuesday and will remain in the burg un-
| til aftor the mill gets In nico running
| order,
Z. II. Crumpton, one of tho noted
| wheat Commission men OF w. Superior.
was in the vicinity Tuesday and Wed.
ncsday.
Mrs. Washburn OF Mich. mother of
m rJ,l, l,-A lT,,:L :L.,,
! nights train for visit with her son and
his family.
L. A. jacobson is going around with
the aid of stick, having wrenchcd his
back iii throwing a basket of wheat into
! y wag g,n tank.
Mrs. Butler Reed. of Piper City. Ills
arrived Friday evening for visit of two
or three weeks with relatives and friends
in this vicinity.
Geo. Sanhuc. Of Pipor City, His, ar.
rived last Friluy evening for q visit with
his brother, who lives in tho northorn
part of tho county.
L. Z. Day and G. w. Dawday drove
over to Hatton last week. MIR. Day was
adjusting hail lossos over the northern
part of the county.
Elven Barnes, of Michigan, brother,
in-law of Grand pa Luce. came up We'd
nesday night for visit at tAla place
with Frelatives and friends.
! Geo. T. Gibbs. representing tho Green
leaf & Tennoy, grain commission dealers
of Duluth and Minneapolis, was in town
this week soliciting grain for his firm.
| i. q. Ashelman, Of Fargo, Is In town
I NJ 49,
He makes the Hope House his head.
quarters, where his machines can be
seen.
| E. w. Sprasue, the noted Hooker &
Manley Cigar Man, was in tho city, Wed
! nesday evening. soliciting orders for
cigars. He is still the same Jolly follow
us evur. with Il fresh story to give the
boys.
| 10. Jewctt. of Fargo, representing
the American Masonic Accident Associ
alton, of Minneapolis, was in town the
latter part of last week and tho first part
of this. writing up accident insurance
for the A. F. s, A. NJ, boys. He says he
was very successful.
Grandpa Luce returned "Wednesday
ota. He is feeling pretty we'll and says
i he enjoyed his vsiit hugely as his broth
or and two sisters were visiting there al
the same time. They had not all been
together for over forty years.
Lonny Roddy. and old time friend and
one of Hopes first settlers, made this
office q pleasant Gall and shuwad us some
oi his samples of oandios, last Monday
We understand he got quite a number Of
orders while In our city. Lonny is still
working ip Fargo at tho old stand Err
mans Restaurant.
| S. G.. McKenna of Washington, Pa.
who was here two weeks ago. returned
to his homo and died. Mr.. McKonna
has been hero on several occasions, tc
hunt during the chicken season. He
was troubled with tho heart disease and
While he was Ia hera lla went out for &
hunt ono day and came In with eight
cAic,sons, tho jar from firing tho gun
started his heart trouble again and he
remarked that he would not have shot
off the gun for $1,000.
| Prof. Courtney. tho talented young
violin virtuoso OF Page, is arranging foi
a grand concert soon. He will secure
the best of talent to assist him. Wheat
land Eagle.