The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1911-04-06
SHERBROOKF
d. w. vadnie, Correspondent

d. w. vadnie, Correspondent
Il is now Justice U. j. Moore.
What has become of the Sherbrooke
Gun Clubf
Ira Baker moved his family to the
VIM. Oxton farm Friday.
]. G. Walters, of Pickert, was q |
pleasant caller at the county seat
Thursday.
Mrs. Wilson, of Breckenridge, Wis
tied ct the home Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Moote few days the last OF the week.
g. J. Mustad made business trip
to Hope Friday.
VIM. Goodnow vas business caller
in town Saturday.
Anton Gilbertson, of Pickert, was
one Of the business callers in Sher-
brooke Saturday morning.
I. w. Standley and w. ]. Rugg, of
Hope, and real estate man of Swift
CurrSnt, Can, motored to Sherbrooke
Friday.
g. o. johnson and Julius Mustad,
Of Franklin Twp, attended the recep-
tion given for 8. Mcpherson and fam
lily.
VIM. Barclay visited at Hope over
Sunday.
Landlord Devlin made business
trip to Finley Saturday.
Miss Fay Fladeland drove over to
Portland Saturday to spend Sunday
with home folks.
Miss Clara Linn visited at the home
OF Mr. and Mrs. A. G. Rude over
Sunday.
NJ B. Casssll, of Hope, was busi-
ness caller in town Monday.
Miss Newton, of Sharon, visited her
brother and family from Saturday
till Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Nash, accom-
panied by Mildred, visited at the An
derson farm Sunday.
DIR. Harwood attended the board of
health meeting ut Sherbrooke Monday.
Sheriff Long transacted business
before the County Commissioners
Monday.
The Misses Sigrid Bakken and An
ME Evanson, of the northern part OF
the county, took out their declaration
papers before Clerk of Court vadnie
Saturday.
Messrs. Walter Johnson and Holm
ecker, of Pickert, were in attendance
81 the reception Friday evening.
A. g. Miller, OF Fargo, transacted
business in town Friday.
ALVIN Boe returned Sunday from
Enger Twp, where he has been visit.
ing several days with home folks. He
will resume his old position in the
register Of deeds' Office.
Last Friday evening farewell re-
osption was given in honor of S. Nc
Pherson and: family, who departed
Monday for their home in Montana
About fifty friends were present, ant
progressive whist and $500" were in
dul9ed In during the early part Of tn,
evsning. "A delicious luncheon wa,
served In the, court room, after which
The happy crowd trippsd the light fan
tsstic toe until the awakening of tn
birds, whom they bads farewell to thei
departing friends. Mr.. Mcpherson
has faithfully and satisfactorily per
formed the duty OF county auditor ii
Steele county for the past eight year
and We all wish him and his fsmil.
hsalth, wealth and prosperity in thei
new home.
The Farmers Social Club met at tn
residence Of j. M. Cooper with quite I
large attendance. The program con
sisted OF, music by Miss Edna and Mr.
Arthur Cooper, violin with piano &C
compartment; reading by Geo. Ander
son; recitation by Dick Cooper. Mis-
Badger read an original poem II
which she gave-a word picture of eac
msmber Of tho society which was YER
amusing r. J. Still read paper o
"Plsnt Diseasss''. A discussion fol
lowsd in which several members too
part. Extracts were read from Pro-
Bolley 8 manuscript on the disease
Of various plants. Current event
were given by most Of the msmber'
proving that this part of the exercise
Il making the msmbers obssrvant {
passing events and thus impro wing tt
nasmory. This being the evening fc
The election Of officers, there wore se,
ersl lnominations made and sever,
votes taken on Ill the officers to /
elected. Tho result Of the election ws
T. g. Anderson, president; Miss Ba.
ger, vice president, and Ed Still, so
rotary. Quite an exciting time We
had on the question Of adjournmsn