The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1911-06-15
Correspondence
D. W. vadnis, Correspondent


D. W. vad4nis, Correspondent
Mr.. and Mrs. P. r. Orn and Gust
Ohm. OF Hugo, autosd to Shsrbrooke
shi'ursaay eyYe.ning.
Atsor:nsyysA mss and son, Harold, Of
Msyviile, e,ieacompaaisd by Vernon
Ksnney, r. ~transacting business in
10 county ssst Thursday.
Mr.. anA, Mrs. Arthur Moote, of
Swift Current, Rask., arrived in Sher-
brooks Thursdayaaad will spend .
srai days visiting with the formers
parents, Judge and Mrs. A. S. Mooes.
They wilt also visit With Mrs. w. 5.
Rugg of Hope, and Mrs. Wilbsr Wal
son, of Breckenridge. They will be
aCcompaniAAto the latter place by
MIR. andsMsts.s A. S. Moote and Mrs.
Rugg.
r. j. Still moved the. Tribune press
into the Standard building last week.
Miss Fay Fladsland finished q sue
cessful tenn OF school here Thursday
and returned 10 her home in Portland
for q vacation of three months, when
she will resume her work here. Friday
a picnic was enjoyed by the scholars
and parents in the Erickson grove.
Refreshments were served and a very
pleasant time was had by all.
The Farmers Social Club met at the
R. J. Still home Saturday evening
with about sixty present. A program
Of music, Rotations and the reading
of the "violin. Solo" by r. ]. Still
was tiven,.. Games were then INDUCED
in after which 9 delightful luncheon
was served. ThS visitors from out of
the circle were the Misses Clara, Ade-
laids and Ruth Badger of Colgate.
Miss Warner of Forman, Messrs.
Hunt, Erickson and Ridsnon Of Col
gate, Mrs. Smith Of Page, Mrs. Neland
81 Minot, and Miss Stella Cassidy of
Hope. The Club will meet in the Lar
sonsgroye July 9Th, when picnic will
beheld. A cordial invitation is ex-
tended to ALL.
Mrs. E. E. Baldwin was a guest at
the Vadnie home Friday: =
Miss Stella Cassidy has been visit
Ing with Gladys and Fanny Baldwin
the past few days.
One of the social functions of the
day was a lawn party given by F. A.
Stiner In honor. Of the young ladies OF
the ,neighborhood. Refreshments were
served and q very pleasant time was
enjoyed.
After the ball game Thursday even
ing, the young people of SAerbrooke
met for a few hours pleasure at dane
ing which all enjoyed.
Sheriff Long, Of Finley, came. over
to assist in the drawing of the jury for
the June term of court which convenes
the 10Th.
Ole Strand, of Finley, is doing the
paper hanging in Treasurer Erick.
sons house.
Mrs. T. G. Anderson is slowly i'm.
proving in health.
Clyde Allen returned Friday from q
few days. trip in the West where hi
has some interests. He expects to re-
turn there soon. W. have not learned
whether he will locate out there OF
bring the attraction here.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. S. Moote, Mr.. anG
Mrs. Arthur Moote and Miss Edna
Moote autoed to the W. J. Rugg farm
Sunday to spend the day.
Mr.. and Mrs. 0oodno drove in from
tho farm Sunday and were visitors a
the David Moore home.
Thomas Ellsworth, infant child o
Mr.. and Mrs. q. +. Newton, was bap
tized Sunday in the M. E. church, b.
Raw. Coombs, Of Finley.
Mrs.. Province and children attend
ed theschool picnic in the Erickso,
grove Friday.
Don,t forget the picnic at the Lar
son grove July 9Th. Everyone invited
The Misses Bessie Green, Laur,
DevliA and Pearl and .Addie Oxtol