The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1905-03-30

WANTED Girl for general
housework. Phone, or call at
Rugg farm.
l.. L. Lang arrived Tuesday
morning from Fitzgerald, Ga,
where he has been spending the
winter with his parents, Mr. and
Mrs. j. G. Lang. He reports a
fine winter in that sunny cline
and that strawberries are just
ripe and the crop is going to be
good.
Mrs. j. S. Whitcomb furnish
ed a happy evening to twelve
guests on Wednesday, when she
entertained informally at her
pretty home on Twelfth street
north. Five hundred was play
ed until a late hour when dainty
refreshments were served
Fargo Forum.
Mr. and Mrs. N. P. Rasmus-
sen reached. home last Friday
evening after an absence of two
months, during which time. they
visited in Wisconsin, Arkansas,
Florida and Cuba. Mr.. R.. re-
ports a thoroughly enjoyable trip
and says that thousands of
Americans are going to Cuba;
purchasing land and locating
there.-Valley City Alliance.
w. H. Gray, who resides a few
miles southwestof town, in com
pany with his daughter, Theresa,
left Monday evening for Fargo,
where the latter goes to be treat
ed for. an, obstruction of the
throat and lung passages, which
she has been afflicted with a
number of years. She will have
to undergo a surgical operation
and it may be several weeks be-
fore she will be able to return
home.
The following Knights of Nc
Kinley lodge, K. of P, were
guests of the Casselton lodge last
night, when a class of fourteen
were given the mysteries of that
popular order: J. J. Wamberg,
is. J. Danskin, DR.. Johnston,
w. E. Taplin, DR.. Geo. A. Fead,
S. D. Scott, A. R.. Baker, H. j..
Harness, Oscar Brunsvold, JAS.
Loney, H. @. Tibbets, A. L. John
son, A. w. Graham, G.. Flick,
VIM. Sabin, Tom Beadle, Hugo
Gunkel and ]. A. Pepper.
!, The following reached our ta-
: BILE too late for publication in
!, last weeks issue. Parties hav-
ing any item OF. interest would
confer a great favor upon US by
handing in. their communications
when possible, acouple of days
before our forms are made up,
8 thus insuring their appearance
in that weeks issue: THE A
.|O. u. W. and Degree of Homo,
were entertained last Wednes
day in the way of listening tx
eloquent speeches delivered by
Mrs. Kate Blewett, Of James
town, N. D., grand recorder o
Q the D. of H., and Mr. Ed
y Moore, Of Fargo, grand recorder
) of the A.. o. u. W., who gave
radical explanation of the leve
d rate plan, which was thorough,
!, enjoyed by all. A banquet wa.
= served after the orations, and al
le present participated"
j The papers in the dairy con
test mentioned in last week.
!. budget all showed a great deal O
q study and careful work on tn
part Of the twelve contestants
=, and were all of. such uniform
T. merit that the judges were con
siderably bothered in picking GU
the best. Myron B. Falgalter, O
q Braddock, N. D., won first place
IS Rufus E. Lee, of Fargo, second
4 and Arthur Schollander, of Mont
4 pelier, third. On the averages
Le there was a difference of but foul
d points between the highest and
the lowest of the four best pa
! pers, and for the third place
y there really was a tie which was
:. decided only after being referred
to a special committee. Thu
= fourth paper was written by
y Walter E. Masters, of Hope, N
D.-F3argo Forum.
j.
CLEAN IIPl