The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1901-03-28
Try our job work, It Is all right.
Porter Rugg 10 sick with measles.

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Harry Paltrsy was in town yesterday.
Vivian Tillotson 10 quite sick with tho
measles.
Try our sandwiches and coffee. they
are immense. Palace Bakery.
frankie Gilmore was quite i'll the lat.
ter part of last week but is now entirely
recovered.
Children's school Tams for sale at
reduced rates. at Mrs. Bowsn's.
1t wears best. It fta best. 1t looks
best. The Lanpher.
Duncan Stewart is %rusticating in our
midst this week.
Gussie. the little daughter Of MI. and
Mrs. Henry Patten. is sick with measles.
Wild geese are quite plentiful here
now but we haven't had a shot at any
as yet.
Mrs. Gray was quite i'll the latter part
Of last week but is now entirely GOV
cd.
Claud Peterson who was Frank Tiilot-
sons right hand man for 90 long here. 10
at present working at Flatwillow. Mont.
Be sure and read the article this week
on "Music" at the Pan-American Elk.
position.
Mrs. G. s. Shippy 10 quite sick with
bronchial trouble.
Johnny Williams writes from Gran
vile that there is . big boom on there.
There was a runaway out by the
cemetery yesterday, but no damage
done.
Mrs. Bowen's millinery opening ad-
vertisement appears in this weeks issue.
Charles Rathka returned Friday from
Oliver county. He is we'll pleased with
the outlook there.
j. Smith is back from Oliver coun.
ty where he has purchased some land
with the view of starting a cattle ranch.
You can buy a C:essnt bicycle on the
installment plan at Kraabel, johnson &
Co.
Charles Warner went to Fargo last
Monday to visit with his brother Gene
for a few days.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Duncan returned
Monday from their eastern trip.
Hetty Amsdell has been quite sick
with measles during the past week
but is now much improved.
Leo Lang came down last Friday from
Aneta and spent Saturday and Sunday
with relatives here. He returned on,
Monday to the Panorama sanctum.
I will offer for sale this spring the Rn-
est lot of walking-hats ever brought to
Hope. Mrs. o. l.. Bowen.
Miss McCartsn drove over to Msyville
for a brief visit at home. She
returned Sunday afternoon.
Harry Rice is helping Frank Carpen-
ter in the store while Charles Warner is
away.
The Laundry basket will 60 next trips
March 4 and Is, and April l., Is and %.
Agency at the barber shop.
NJ. q. PnEssLY.
E. G. Graham. OF HiIlsboro, drove over
to visit with his o nj near Hope the first
of the week.
Your new hat. The Lanpher. None
like it; unsurpassed in style and quality.
The Primary room has been closed
this week on account of the measles.
Miss Bennington drove over to Mayville
Sunday where she will remain till school
opens again.
Mrs. S. Blakely left last Monday for
Illinois, where she will
make an extended visit with her daugh-
ter there.
A Grain Growers Meeting of the far.
mers of Hope, Willow Lake and River
side townships, will be held at the Nybo
school house. on section 9, Willow Lake,
on March Both. The meeting will be
called to order at 10 o'clock a. m. and
hold throughout the day. Election of
officers, and other important business is
to be transacted. All farmers are inyit.
ed, and every member should attend.
By order of Committee.
La Gripp coughs often continue for
months and sometimes lead to fatal re-
suits after the patient is supposed to
have passed the danger point. Foley's
and Tar affords positive protec
ton and security from these coughs. j.
A. Elmer.
At the Congregational church next
Sabbath morning the subject will be,
THE Or ucifxion." In the evening the
subject will be, Christ Tried and Con.
One o. the most successful dances ever
given in Hope was the one last Friday
evening at the town hall. There were
just emo ugh present that the floor was
not CROW ded, and everyone seemed to
have a grand good time. LUNCHEON was
served ON the stage by Mr.. and Mrs.
Hart.
Andrew Thumm came down from Fin
on Mondays train on business. He