The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1911-03-23
SHERB BROOKE
D. W. vadnie, Correspondent

Shsrbrooke is short on young men.
VIM. Bailey has returned from Ait
ken, Mimi, where he spent the winter.
His family will soon join him.
Ice skates have been in great de-
mand the past week.
Geo. Murray and David Moore made
q business trip to Finley Thursday,
Attorney P. o. Satire drove over
from Finley Thursday, to attend pro-
bate court, returning home the same
day.
G. G. Hagen, Of Finley, was q Sher-
brooke caller Thursday, stopping at
the Newton home.
James Keith, of Finley, transacted
business at the court house Thursday.
VIM. Barclay and VIM. Moore
drove oyer to Portland Saturday on
business, returning in the evening.
James Dsvlin and Mat Larkin visit
ed at the Henry Devlin, ST., farm
Sunday.
VIM. Goodnow and wife we're guests
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Collins
Sunday.
Professor Ripley performed some
great and amusing feats at the ball
st. Patrick's evening to the interested
audience.
L. N. Bugbee and Hans Olsen were
Finley callers Saturday.
Miss Ethel Turner, formerly of this
place, has returned to her home in
Galesburg after teaching several
months of school in Aitken, MINI.
A jolly crowd of skaters have been
enjoying and improving the pleasant
opportunity of skating on the ponds
these evenings.
&c. Walters, Of Pickert, attended
the st. Patrick's dance given by the
Glee Club. He reports a fine time.
Austin Hanson made q delivery of
q large number of the self-wringing
maps which he solicited orders for a
few weeks ago. Every possessor of
one is satisfied with it.
We learn that Miss Gina LOOMS
stole a march on her friends by going
to Hudson, Wis, returning married
to Christ Kuffenkam, of Hope. Con-
gr%atulations are extended to the happy
couple.
There will be Lutheran services held
in the M. E. church Sunday, March
26th, at IL o'clock a. m. Rev. Rorvik
will preach. A cordial invitation is
extended to all.
Mr.. and Mrs. Haakon Olson, liver
Gregorson and Clara Gilbertson, Of
Primrose Twp, were Sunday guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. E. A. Erickson.
Mrs. Christ Kufenkam, of Hope,
visited with her sister, Mrs. L. N.
Bugbee, Monday.
At the township election the follow
ing were elected for the ensuing year
Supervisor, three years. E. E. Bald.
win; Clerk, E. P. Still; Treasurer
VIM. Barclay; Assessor, James Dew
lin; Justice of the Peace, W. ]. Moore
Constable, Henry Brandstren; Over
seer, No. ], j. o. Collins, No. 2, j. D
Parkman.
L. L. Fagrebakke, of Golden LAX.
Twp, was before Clerk of Court Vad
ME Wednesday and filed his petition
for naturalization.
The Farmers Social Club of Sher
brooke Twp, met at the residence OF
R. J. Still Saturday evening, Marcel
10. The program consisted of a read
ing by Mrs. Anderson, and the pres
entation of the second number of the
Violin-Solo, by r. j. Still, Editor
and Prop. The contents consisted o
editorial comments on general sub
jects and local, state and nationa
news items-and then some. Th'
paper of the meeting was read by Mrs
G. v. Green on the subject of "Chick
en- Raising" and contained some val
liable points on the business and tn
matter of getting eggs in winter. Tn
discussion following the reading O
tbs paper was quite general. Eric Ell
lingson told of his success and expert
ence with the White Leghorns anl
stated that his hens had laid egg
through the coolest weather. In Janu
ary he sold eggs for $40, while hi
feed for the anne time cost him SO
showing q profit during the coldss
weather. After the business of tn
Club was concluded, Mrs. Still Gale,
the attention of the crowd to her muse
I'm OF artistic and natural curiositie
collected by her during her travels il
this and foreign lands, which create,
much interest and amusement durin,
It's examination. At the proper tim
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