The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1901-06-20
PURELY PERSONAL.

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Sherbrooke today.
Geo. A. Hunter was down from
Finley yesterday.
John Smith was in Fargo the
forepart Of the week on business.
States Atty. Shippy and G. A.
Warner visited the County Seat
Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. F. Bistline,
OF Finley, are visiting in the city
this week.
E. D. Washburn returned yes
terday from his sad errand down
in Wisconsin.
J. A. Elmer and family return
ed Monday from their trip down
at Wahpeton.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. ]. Milligan
drove up to Finley Sunday re-
turning same day.
Geo. H. Iseminger departed
Monday for St. Paul on business.
He returned yesterday.
Frank Smith returned Friday
from Fargo and is again at work
in the Harness barber shop.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. Il. Kraabe1
were guests of Grand Forks last
week. They returned home
Monday.
Misses Carrie and Mammie
Milligan and Efie Hench were
visiting at Finley the later part
of last week.
Mrs. J. G. Walker, of Seattle.
WASH, daughter of Mrs. P. A.
Stevens, arrived last Friday and
will visit here for the summer.
l., A. Jacobson and Ernest are
expected home tomorrow. Jake
returning from his western trip,
while Earnest is coming home
for his summer vacation.
Mesdams. Parr, Mcpherson,
Klovstad, Link and jacobson
went to Fargo yesterday to at
tend the State meeting OF East
ern Star. They go as delegates
from Hope Chapter.
w. J. Milligan, o. l.. Bowen,
W. E. Taplin, B. f. Walden, w.
U. White and G.. A. Luce depart
ed Monday for Fargo where they
go to attend the meeting of the
Masonic GrandLodge.
Prof. Moe, of Wahpeton, ar
rived Monday and now has the
band boys in charge getting them
ready for the races. Prof. Moe
comes highly recommended by
the Wahpeton people.
Mrs. L. A. Freeland and Miss
Vadnie returned the later part
of last week from their trip up
into Canada. They enjoyed
reading the home paper while in
that far north country (?)
J. D. Brown and little daugh-
ter departed Monday tor Mime
apolis, where they will join Mrs.
Brown, who has been visiting
there for the past week. They
will return home in few DAYS.
Mrs. Chas. Allen departed
Tuesday for her old home in
Wisconsin, called there by tele-
gram announcing that her mother
was not expected to live. She
went by way of Clifford.
Miss Seldom, of Minneapolis,
one of the teachers in our public
schools two years ago, arrived
yesterday and will be the guest
of the Misses White for a couple
Of weeks or longer. She is TAX
ing her summer vacation.
Prof. Willard and friend, of
Mayville, passed through the
city yesterday, on bikes, enroute
on trip out northwest of Coop
erstown, Devils Lake and Stump
Lake country. They expect to
be out couple Of weeks.
Mrs. Baldwin, formerly res
ident of this city, but now of
Seattle, Wash, arrived last Fri
day and will visit here for some
time. Her many friends well
come her back among them. She
is here looking after landed in
terests.
Dir. Sprake will be at the Hope
House Monday, Tuesday and
Wednesday, June gath, ssth and
2bth, Those desiring reliable
dentistry should remember the
d. tes.
Miss. Preston, Pres. w. C. T.
U. arrived on Yesterdays train
and is conducting the Steele
County W. C. It. y. Convention
now in session in this city. Miss
Preston has held the Office of
Pres. of the state organization
for a number of years and is an
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