The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1912-04-04
LUvERNE

Mrs. Minnie Noting visited Mrs.
Hedbecg Thursday.
Mrs. Chris Jensen visited Mrs.
Robert Jacobsen Monday.
A board meeting was held at the
Giiris Jenson home Tuesday.
Miss Ella Larson visited Mrs. Rob
ert Jacobsen Saturday afternoon.
Miss Anna Noting spent Friday
forenoon with Mrs. c. w. Keagle.
Misses Ella Larsen and Mary Eliza
Nichols visited Miss Lillian Jensen
Sunday evening.
Miss Lydia Noting spent several
days this week at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs Elias Knutson.
The usual enjoyable time was had
by those present at the Rasmus Ronde
home Thursday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chris Madison and
their little son were visitors ut the r.
]. Jacobsen home, Monday.
Chris Jenson, John Noting, Mrs.
n. j. Jacobsen and Miss Lillian Jen-
ION we're Hope visitors Thursday.
Messrs. H. b Thomas and Seymour
Granger, of Valley City were here re-
Gently looking after their farm interests.
Miss Anna Noting departed Sunday
for the Silas Ingison home neal Hope,
where she expects to spend the greater
part of the summer
A dance was given ut the Elias
Knutson home, Monday evening. A
good crowd was in attendance and u
pleasant time vas reported.
The following visitors we're at the
Noting home Friday afternoon, the
Mesdames John Smith and John Nc
Kay and Miss Angie Gaylord.
Mr.. Jordan recently arrived from
Valley City where he has been a stu
dent at the normal. He will now as
sist his brother in the lumber Office.
The new bank at Luverne is rapidly
nearing completion. The whole force
Of carpenters from Hope is kept busy
in our little city during its present
building boom.
John Nybo who recently underwent
+ an operation for gall stones in the St,
Johns hospital in Fargo is now
greatly improved, which is good news
to his relatives and friends.
Miss Belle Thomas spent a week in
this neighborhood visiting her sister
Mrs. Lewis Law. and her friend, Miss
Lillian Jenson. She returned to her
home at Valley City Monday.
The base ball spirit is again becom'
ing manifested as the base ball club
held . meeting Monday evening tc
make arrangements to be ready fol
the diamond as soon as the season
opens up.
Martin Carlson's sale wal we'll rep
resented by attendance from this com
munity. Immediately following thei,
sale he and his family moved to ont
of Chris Jenson's farms where the,
will make their home for some time.
Last Tuesday, at Cooperstown, oc
CURED the marriage of Miss Esthe,
J~orgenson to Nels Anderson. Boil
are we'll known and highly esteemed
Young people and are extended tn
well-wishes and congratulations OF tn
community.
Mrs. Anton Jacobsen rstu rned fror
Fargo, Wednesday. where she under
vent an operation for appendiciti
from which she has fully recovered
While there she also suffered wit
erysipelas, though improved, she j
not yet entirely we'll.
Mrs. Minnie Noting visited Mrs
Anna Nelson Monday afternoon an
on returning home, she narrowly 81
capped what might, haye been q YER
serious accident. When passing VI
der the railroad bridge where the roa
is very icy, the horse slipped, and bt
came frightened, and it became III
manageable. AS there was still
good deal OF snow on the ground, tt
buggy. over turned, throwing its .,
cupant. The horse, after q stiff rul
released itself from the buggy and ra