The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1905-01-12

LOCAL NEWS NOTES. ;
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Opera House, January Is.
Don't forget the Violin Recital
january 10.
Regan's Bread is now kept on
sale at the Hope Restaurant.
Frank and Chas. Hughes, of
Fargo, are visiting friends in this
city this week.
Mr.. Thompson, Of Clifford,
came over Tuesday and took in
the lecture and dance in the
evening.
B.. G. Shaw, a well known bus.
mess man of Hope, was a
visitor in the Metropolis on bust
ness Thursday.-Morning Call.
Mr.. J. Mccarthy and Mr.. W.
Runnestrand, Of Hope, attended
the dance at Hunter, Tuesday
night. Armenia Corr Casselton
Reporter.
Mr.. Bing, the celebrated Nor
wegian violinist, will give a re-
cital at the Opera House january
18th, under the auspices of the
Y. P. S. G. E.
Miss Baldwin spent Christmas
with relatives at Hope, going Ia
ter to Chicago to attend the an
nual meeting of the American
Historical association, of which
she is a member. Fargo Morn
ing Call.
H. Breictspecker, living acoup-
lie of miles west of the city, took
last Friday evenings passenger
train for his old home at Rice
vile, Iowa, where he will visit
relatives and friends the next
three months.
Walter Runnestrand, one of
the gentlemanly clerks in Kraa-
bel & Kraabel's store, returned
last Monday from a months so
iourn at Leroy, Mimi, where he
had gone to visit and enjoy a
much needed rest.
w. J. Jefferson, who has been
with the Tribune since it start
J ed, left. Monday for Hampden tc
!, assume the management of the
Hampden Reporter. We wish
! him abundant success in his new
venture.-Sherwood Tribune.
Howard Washburn, who has
been spending his holiday vacal
J ton here at the home of his pa
rents, Mr.. and Mrs. r. D.. Wash.
burn, departed last Saturday
evening to resume his studies il
the college at Ann Arbor, Mich.
We are authorized to state thai
the management here has receiv
} ed word from Mr.. w. I. Nolan
that he will be unable to fill the
lecture platform for the present
All tickets recently sold have
been taken up and money re.
: funded.
: The editor was called away
last Saturday evening on a bust
ness trip to the northern wilds
of the state, and it again devolves
upon the Office supernumerary tc
shove the local quill, which in a
measure, accounts for articles
bearing the ear'marks of an am
ateur.
H. G. Palfrey, of Driscoll, N
D., is spending the week here
while en- route to Oshkosh, Wis.
on a business trip. Harry has
developed into a North Dakots
boomer" and is delving in realty
and locating settlers. We &C
knowledge a pleasant call.
The caboose on the Hope linz
went off the track at Page one
morning last week, on account
of a broken rail, Two lucky in
cidents occurred. A brakeman
was caught under the overturned
car, but was gotten out with ne
great injuries, and a horse driv
en- by a,lady was pushed aside By
the car as it left the track an(
neither horse or driver was hurt
-Casselton Reporter.
AS advertised in these column!
last issue the Sanford Dodge
Theatrical Troupe presented tn,
Shakesperian play, Macbeth
to a large and fashionable audi
ence at the opera house last Fri
day evening. MAN baYA Of We
man is toe full Of microbes" TO
Z US to attempttto criticise the act
ing of one who has received s.
] many fattering enceAiums iron
S the press of the country, and no
being eenversant in Shakeape4
4 ian literature, we leave 1t to thos
2 who Witnessed the play to pas
Judgment. The leading lady, Il
j our humble opinion, Is no smal
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