The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1901-07-11
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lN the ldNVN social mex
Wednesday evening.
A large crowd from the sur,
rounding country were picking
June-berries at the river Sunday,
The Hope Cornet Band lef,
early Wednesday morning fol
Aneta where they furnished
music while the MerrY-go-roun6
was not running.
Mr.. James Brown, Of Portsmouth Va
over 60 years of age suffered for years
with a bad sore on his face. Physicians
could not help him. DeWitt's Witch
Hazel Salve cured him permanently
Wamberg g. jacobson.
Next Sunday evening in the NJ,
b. Church there will be special
music by Mrs. A. " Rugg. The
topic of the sermon will be "The
Home Eternal"
Danger. disease and death follow ne.
elect of the bowels. Use DeWitt's
Little Early Risers to regulate them and
you will add years to your life and life
to your years. Easy to take never grippe
Wamberg & jacobson.
Lie. Day is local agent for the
south half of the county tor the
Steele Co. Mutual Fire and
lightning Ins. Co. For insur-
ance call on Mr.. Day.
For once Cooperstown people
don't have any kick coming on
the umpire. They thought the
Valley City umpire was alright.
But they acknowledge he gave
them the big end of the deal. Of
course that was all right.
The Royal Neighbors will give
a lawn social next Wednesday
evening, July, 18th, at the rcsid-
encc CT Mr.. G.. "A. Warner. Ice
cream and cake will be served,
and a musical program will be re-
ndered. All arc cordially invit-
ed.
Among those who attended the
Aneta celebration yesterday
were MI. and Mrs. II. l. Stand
ley, MI. and Mrs. Hart, Mr. and
Mrs. f. E., Carpenter, Mr.. and
Mrs. A.. Major, Mr.. and Mrs.
Hugh Carpente. Mrs. A. e. War
ner and children and Mrs. E. II.
Stevens.
The Fourth of July celebration
at Ancta which was postponed
until yesterday on account oil
rain, proved to be a grand sue.
cess. The ball game between
Aneta and Finley was quite OK.
clteing, the Finley boys ran in
scores in the first inning and
then failing to score agar
throughout the balance of the
game, while the Aneta BOYS
kept running in scores until they
had received II. The races were
good and everyone there enjoved
themselves, riding on the merry.
go-rourd.
Those of the Cooperstown PEG.
pie who went ovcr to Hope to at.
tend the ball games and races,
enjoyed the'trip over and back
very much-the weather was dc.
lightful. The ball games were
alright but fate seemed to be a
gainst the champions, who los
both games thro' the courtesy Of
the umpire. --Cooperstown Cour
Ter.
| "Don't be a clam" We notice
that the Cooperstown papers are
; both very careful not to give th'
:, two games played here the usua
y big write-ups which arc dlshct
out to the people when Coopcrs
town wins. As for losing tn
t game thro' the courtesy of til
umpire, is all rot. Coopcrstow1
people know as we'll as anyon
l that had they not made such ba'
:, breaks and costly errors in fun
bling groundcrs and making vii
throws, the games would hav
:. 15een much closer. AS VIC hlY
said before, these were off day
e for Cooperstown. A C%ooperstow
o man was heard to remark: "Ou
IS boys can't play ball on the Hop
Is diamond and we guess that
about right. If any team wants I
t.. defeat Cooperstown meet the1
on the Hope diamond, it
o sure death, to Cooperstown.