The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1901-03-14
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Mrs. A. T. Ward has been slightly in.
disposed the past week.
N. B. Cassell arrived homo on yester-.
days train from Bismarck.
Joe Pepper went upto Finley Monday.
John Wyman passed through town.on
Mondays train.
Bob Mclean went down to Page last
Monday.
P. P. Rice went to Fargo Monday on
business.
Fred Lang returned to Fargo yester-
day.
The Progressive Cinch Club met with.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. A. Luce last Monday
evening, by way Of alittle surprise party,
and a very'enjoyable time was had.
Osborne Russell of Glendale township,
renewed acquaintanceship in Hope last
Monday.
Mrs. M. B. Cassel drove in from the
farm Wednesday to meet Mr.. Cassell
who had just returned from the Legis-
lative session at Bismarck.
B. F. Walden, L. A. jacobson, T. N.
Gilmore and G. s.. Moores went to Fargo
Wednesday to attend the Shrine meet
ing. One of the four will be initiated
into it's sacred mysteries while away.
Remember the dance is postponed un-
til Friday night, March 22d.
Mrs. Jas. Loney came in on the train
yesterday from Minneapolis where she
spent the winter.
John Harris returned yesterday from
his old home at %Iroquois, S. D., where
he spent the winter with his family.
Albert Williams returned Wednesday
from st. Paul, and will look after the
farm this season.
J.A. White arrived on Wednesdays
train from the south where he has been
spending the winter months.
The Hope Roller Mill commenced to
roll on Tuesday last after a long rest,
during which time many repairs were
made.
Neal Mckay, who has been laid up
| uoNof 0f tho r,srfor NTH oso1roo,o l.o.a
in Tuesday to see if the town was still
here.
Bert Warner has been at Colgate the
past few days, cleaning out his elevator
at that place.
F. M. Cook, the genial elevator man
from Colgate. drove up to Hope last
Saturday on business.
A little daughter was born 10 Mr.. and
Mrs. Biley Leo, on Tuesday March 18th.
Mrs. Black and little daughter, of
Grand Forks, are visiting with Mrs.
Hogue, of this city.
Mont Washburn has rented his farm
to Hillsboro parties and we take it that
he is so fond of metropolitan lie that
he intends remaining in town this sum
mer. Glad to hear it.
L.. Laurson, our popular cigar.makcr,
has bought L. a. Freeland's residence
and will move in shortly.
There will be no dance at town hall
tomorrow evening, it having been post
ponod one week.
Will and Charley Smith were in from
the Goose Lake country yesterday.
Will Gilmore was on our streets yes.
terday. -
Chan Earsley was here on business
| Tuesday.
John Sharp came up from Barnes Co.
last Tuesday.
Alex Stewart returned from Canada
Friday and surprised the family by
bringing back with him a wife. His
brother Neal drove over to meet them
here.
Geo. A. Luce has a new advertisement
in this issue. read it over and see if there
is anything that you must have this
spring. II so give him a call.
Bob hester, Albert Ward, Andrew
King, Gene Williams and Ole Rye, start
ed in to have some fun with the small
fry last evening, in a snow-balling tour
nament. The kids were two much for
them and the crowd looked worse bat
tered up than a Kansas infirmary after
being Carrienatronizied.
DR.. A. A. Barr, Eye Specialist will be
in Hope from'Monday, March 18th, until
Friday, and will be pleased to minister
to those afflicted with eye trouble. The
following symptoms are caused from eye
strain and can be permanently cured by
specially prepared glasses. Head and
eye ache, dizziness, inflammation of eyes
and lids, pain in the eyes, over temples
or at back and top of head. floating
spots, blurring, etc. Consultation free.
NEW MILLINERY STORE.
/ l will open a Millinery store in Hope
about April 1st, with all the latest styles
and everything up to date. All are cor
daily invited to call and examine my
goods. and get prices.
Mrs. Alice Carley.
Bring in a sample OF The grain Won 90.