The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1901-01-03
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A barrel Of fresh Buckwheat at Rice's.
Philip Kuhn, of Hillsboro. is visiting
with his brother living near Hope.
o. g. Major went to Finley Wednes-
day.
The best boiled cider for mince meat
at Kraabel, johnson & Co.
The R. r. station at Clifford which
was closed for a time for lack of bust
ness, has been reopened by the Ct.
Northern.
The finest line of chocolate candies
in the land at Rice's.
Miss Emma Hanson is visiting her
sister, Mrs. j. A. johnson.
Mrs. Grace Carpenter and her father
returned home from South Dakota
Wednesday.
Hear ye, all good people! Fred Rugg
desires to thank his customers and
friends for their liberal patronage dur
ing the past year, and respectfully soil
cts a continuance of the same during
the coming'year. But he says: to Cali
those behind or their fuel bills l am
compelled to say, Pay up: My creditors
in the fuel line insist upon getting their
cash promptly; as l have but one way
to get the cash for them, I must do as
others do by me-positively refuse to let
any more fuel leave my yard without
the cash is forth coming. 1t is either
this or quit the buicncss.
Tho Qua Fellows had their annual in
stallation of officers last Tuesday even
ing: Deputy Grand Master w J Mill
gan acted as installing officer. The fol-
lowing officers were installed: Noble
Grand, w R Rugg. Vice Grand, T G
Baldwin; Recording Secretary, W E
Taplin; Financial Secretary. j VAN
berg; Treasurer, T N Gilmore; R S N G.,
g A Luce; L N G Walter Swanson;
}RSVG. G A Warner; LSVG. WR
Williams; Warden. B G Shaw; Conduc.
tor, Richard Baldwin; R SIS, Cyris Skin
ner; LSS, L A Roney; Inside Guard
ian, T R Rugg.
This season there is a large death rate
among children from Group and lung
troubles. Prompt action will save the
little ones from these terrible diseases.
We know of nothing SO certain to give
instant relief as One Minute Cough Cure
1t can also be relied upon in grippe and
all throat and lung troubles of adults.
Pleasant to tako. Wamberg & jacobson.
I. W. STANDBY, OF Lincoln township
has been laid up with a cold for several
weeks and he has concluded that to
spend the first part of the new century
in N. D. is not the thing for him; SO
next week he will depart for Kansas
City, Mo, where he will join Mrs. Stand
ley who arrived there several weeks ago.
Mr.. Standby expects to visit Oklahoma
while away and will probably investigate
the new colony started there. lie prom
ises to remember the Pioneer while alb.
sent. and we hope that both he and Mrs.
Standby will enjoy the winter to the
fullest extent possible.
The Masonic hall was we'll filed with
Masons and Stars last Thursday even
ing, the occasion being the installation
of new officers for both lodges. Past
Master George A. Luce, installed for the
Masons with L. A. jacobson as Marshall,
The following were installed as officers:
Worshipful Master, W J Milligan; Son.
Tor Warden, O Bowen; Junior Warden,
w E Taplin; Treasurer. P P Rice, Secre-
tary, S Mcpherson; Chaplain, L G Day;
Senior Deacon. E D Washburn; Junior
Deacon, R R Fisher; Junior Steward, A
E Warner; Tylor, BF Walden: Senior
Steward. not present.
Miss Christina Fisher, Past Worthy
Matron, installed the following officers
in the lodge of Eastern Stars: Worthy
Matron, Mrs J L Parr; Worthy Patron,
W j Milligan; Associate Matron, Mrs S
Mcpherson; Conductrese. Mrs O L
Bowen; Associate ~Conductress, Mrs A
Luce; Treasurer, Mrs N S Bogart; Sec
rotary, O L Bowen; Five Points of the
Star, Mrs w J Milligan, Mrs T E Mayes
Mrs WILDER Wood, Miss Emma Mclean,
Miss Hannah Rice; Mrs Fl Palfrey, War
der; B f Walden, Sentenial.
At the conclusion of this part of the
program the Star Masons presented
Past Worthy Matron Miss Fischer, with
a BEAUTIFUL emblematic pin in token of
their appreciation of her devotion to tho
duties of her office during the past year
and the highly creditablo manner in
which she performed them.
After a sumptuous repast a very en-
joyable social timo was had.
The Pioneer is in receipt of a card
announcing the marriage of Miss Evelyn
Baldwin to Allan L Truax on Tuesday
January the'8th, 1901. The wedding will
occur in Minneapolis at the residence of
the groom's uncle 2601 Aldrich Ave.
Following are the names as they ap
pear on the Hope House Register for
the week ending Jan. 1, 1901. E Ander-
son, Sherbrooke; w F Standby, Breck.
enridge; F Damn, Hope; F q Carpenter.
w E Taplin, Hope; R A Pope, Broad
lawn; H L Moody, Hope; 9 L Pratt,
Galesburg; DR.. Philip. Hope; FIR Grab.
am, Chicago; H M Carpenter Hope; F
Quenett, F Hunter and W Swanson
of Hope and w R Jack, Crookston.