The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1912-02-29
Correspondence { Us
SHERBROl.!OlKE
h. W. vadnie, Correspondent

Farmers Social Club March End.
L. N Bugbee made a business trip
to Finley Saturday.
Mrs. :Joeohan, Slime was in town doing
some shopping Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Vadnie spent Friday
evening at the Barclay home.
j. D. Parkman came in from the
farm on special business Friday.
Commissioners verwest, OF Pickert,
was a Sherbrooke caller one day last
week.
Julius Blagen. of Sharon, was a
business visitor in town Friday after
noon. -''j'
Edwin and Earl Still we're among
the many callers at the county seat
Friday.
Ira Baker vas among the men who
transacted business in the metropolis
Friday.
Sheriff Long conducted a real es-
tate mortgage sale at the county seat
Friday.
Will and Laura Devlin drove in
from. the farm Saturday to do some
shopping.
Alvin Doe and Paul Bjugstad min
gled in the business circles of Finley
Thursday.
Andrew Gray, son of Com. Gray of
Hope, made Sherhrooke a short call
Saturday.
Commissioners Gray, Of Hope, was
~transacting business at the county
seat Tuesday.
Oren Moores has been suffering with
toothache and was compelled to leave
school last week.
Attorney p. o. Satire, Of Finley,
was over on professional business
Friday afternoon.
Mrs Collins and Miss Ida England
were callers at the David Moore home
Friday afternoon.
James Devlin and 0. Fl. Olson drove
over to Portland Saturday, where
they transacted business.
John Oxstonn, Of Easton, drove in
from the farm Friday and called on
his friends for a short pastime.
Supt. Newton and family and Wilt
am Moore were visitors at the J.. d.
Parkman farm Sunday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. David Moore and
children were guests at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. j. O. Collins over Sun
day.
Mrs. England, Of Finley, returned
! home after a few days visit at the L.
N. Bugbee farm. Hans Olson took
her IS Finley Sunday.
w. ]. Standley made a short call in
Sherbrooke Friday morning coming
from the G. j. Jordett home, making
the circuit route by auto.
Mrs. Wilkins departed Saturday
for Ayr where she will spend a few
days visiting with her daughter, Mrs.
Geo. Baker, and her son, George.
Regular services were held in the
NJ. f. church Sunday and a good
crowd assembled to hear the eloquent
sermon delivered by Rev. CoOmh, oil
Finley. 'se'~
Amund Gunderson of Beaver Creek
made application for citizenship pa.
pers before Clerk Of Court Vadnie
Friday. G.. J. Long and Ed Moe were
his witnesses. 80
Lutheran services were hold in the
court room Sunday andfa large con
gregation listened to Rev. Rorvik's
sermon. The next regular meeting
will be March l7th.
Mrs. j. D. Parkman and children
returned home from Hope Saturday,
where they have been spending a few
days wfthfthefr home folks, Mr.. an6
Mrs. Chas. Chalmers.
ga .atis ss$o us4J Ia
Marriage licenses were issued by
Judge'ktoots toaEdwin Thompson anc
tsBerthas Kilent OF Sharon Friday, ant
flo HCnfy'Wulf of7Hopsa and Anna o
'fNe1sonr Of Sharon Saturday, s'<
Keep In mind the Farmers Socia
Club which is to meet at the cour
HOUSE Saturday night Agood pro
gram IS being. prepared and a 'goot
time anticipated. ~ All are invited.
> R.4si-%=S ,G .@tE tsGatsI sE4A:l
Our prosperous farmer, Pete Wsden
fsold-a fine" two year.old sPercherol
,,fco1t tonHammer s. Condy OF Finle,
last wsstssslks;; realizing $500. This dea
should convince Farmers that there i.
money l'ont i il good IN stock. -'<'~ y
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