The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1895-10-25
PERSONAL. MENTION.

the city Sunday.
Hrs. VIM. Milligan was visiting near
Colgate yesterday.
Hon. w. H. H. Roney of Clifford was
on our streets, yesterday.
CIV. Ide and fomily have again taken
up their abode in our midst.
L. Quinian OF ST. Paul was registered
at tho Hope House. Monday.
NJ. B. Cassoll and vito were in tho
burg Wednesday afternoon.
J. Carter, &. N. Road d-mastcr, came I'D
over the Hope branch. Wednesday.
II. 3. Hatcher of Chicago was reg
| istcred at the Hope House Tuesday.
Harry Iravers, one OF Buifalo's genial
Liverv-mcn, was in the city Monday.
r. L. Perry OF Fargo, came up We'd
ncse'ay, making the trip on his wheel
e. r. Bradley of minneapolis was re-
sistcred at the Hone House. Saturday.
T. B. Whitaker Of Fargo. Gen. Agent
| for the Carver Header, was in the city
| Tuesday.
VIM. lillian OF Lacrosse, Wis, was
| registered at the Hope House, yesterday
morning.
d. D. Jones. collector for tie Minnea,
polls Ihreshins; Machine Co., was in the
city, Wednesday.
| +. T.: Rugg has moved his family in
| from the farm and now has charge Of
the n. W. Hotc:
Railwa: Commissioner WuHnberg left
, on Monday Oh an official trip to diiIeren:
places in the state.
| JAS. Sinclair Of Coopcrstown was on
or streets yesterday, shaking hands
with tho baso ball sports.
G. G. Mcrriell and j. A. VaaDusen
wero so-:ourning in Mayvillc Monday
| and Tuesday, transacting business.
! W. j. Taylor of Casselton bought 40
head OF cattle from Warrcn Archer on
! Monday. He drove them to CasseIton.
Mrs. A. Wyant:camo over from May
vile Wednesday returning yesterday.
They arc well pleased with their new
! home.
/ Mss Keeney arrived Monday evening
| from MINI, called here by the sickness
! OF her brother, who lives northeast Of
| this place.
VIM. Patterson and family of Pickert,
| we're visiting in Page Saturday and Sun
day. Tho guests OF W. j. Courtney's
house hold.
Mr.. Catlin and family, who have been
working at the n. w. Hotel. left Satur-
day morning, for Duluth. MINI, over
land BY wagon.
Mrs. Loney returned home Saturday
from an extended visit with relatives
J and friends, in Canada. Jas. drove TO
Casseiton to meet her.
Miss Nettie VanDuso,l returned Fri
day evening from Texas. where she has
been living for the past year. There's
no place like North Dakota
Col. p. T. Star,5acd OF E3hcrbrooke was
in tho burg Oh Tuesday. fic says that
things are quiet in the Capital. 2. r.
looks as ha!e ard hearty as ever.
Mrs. Hoyt. mother Of the young man
! that is sick with typnoid fever. arrived
Friday evening. from South Dakota and
is ioy at TIE bed side of her son.
w. II. and Char. Heath, who have
been spending Tie summer in this
vicinity, working at the carpenter trade
| left Saturday morning fDr their home in
South Dakota.
Pctac Joslyn OF Minneapolis, one OF
| Hopes cnrly boomers, came in Oh Mon
| day night. he will remain in this vicinity
for q short time locking up the wheat
shipping business.
Miss G.. A. Dyson of Illinois. who is
visiting relatives at Coopcrslown, passed
through town Wednesday. on her re-
turn from Blanchard. where she has
been visiting, tho passed week.
B. p Jones OF Minneapolis an,3 Slas
A. Dalrymple OF Kalso, n. D.. were in
town the first Of the week. We heard
Mr.. Jones play on tho Banjo. in the
Furniture store and he is whale on it.
G. N. Evans OF Fargo. representing
that excellent daily Tho Argus, Was in
this vicinity Wednesday, drumming up
back subs. and soliciting new ones. The
PIONEER acknowledges a very pleasant
call.
| J. L. Wilcox. an early proprietor OF
the Horc House. is in the city today
Mr.. Wilcox is connected with the firm
Wilcox d 'Swartout of Wimbledon, N
D., Real Estate dealers. He looking ie
up settlers.
Arthur Royt is tho name of the youny
man that to lying sick. at the home OF
Miss Gunderson. this city with typhoid
fever. We are pleased to chronicle tht
fact that, he is getting along as well as
could be expected.
JAS. El'sl;ur: returned home on Mon
day e"c:lin2 from Minneapolis. where h,
tool. his wife some time ago to Il hospi
tai. to be treated for Il tumor. Mrs
Ellsbury VIC are pleased to note 10 got
ting along very nicely.
Mrs. Geo. II. Iscininger OF jennings
La. who was called to Minneapolis ow-
ing to the sickness OF her mother, came
to this city last Friday evening and has
been visiting relatives and fronds, sht
will probably remain for u short visit
We understand they are well pleaso>
With tho sunny south.
Jacob Z. Flora OF Illinois and Jonas r
Flora Of Indiana. cousins. who hayc bce:
living on one OF the Goose River Bank
farms, near Clifford. are looking at G. A
Luce's and J. r. Master's farms. north
. west OF town, with "iow OF buyin!
them. They say that, they can satisf