The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1912-02-15
SHERBROOKE
d. w. Vadnie, Correspondent

callers in Sherbrooke Tuesday.
James Devlin and Mat Larkins made
a trip to Finley and back Tuesday.
Miss Hilda Rorvik, of Primrose. is
visiting with friends intown this week.
Neal Devlin visited with his brother
and family in Greenwich Twp. Sun
day.
J. u. Parkman mingled in the Sher-
brooke business district Friday after
noo
n. A. Stiner and Alvin Doe we're
Sunday callers at the T.. N. Bugbee
farm.
James Devlin a a visitor at the J..
f. Hill farm in Glendale Twp, Sat-
urday.
DR.. L. p. Larson, of Finley, was a
pleasant visitor at the Barclay home
Sunday.
X. Il. Grover, of East Sherbrooke,
was in town ON business Saturday
afternoon.
Miss Bessie Green was home from
Mayville for II few days visit the first
of the week.
Misses Fay Fladeland and Jennie
johnson visited at the Cotton Grove
farm Sunday.
Miss Mildred Nash visited with her
parents at Finley a couple Of days the
first Of the week.
NJ. X. Ohnstad, of Sharon, was a
Sherbrooke visitor Sunday, returning
Monday morning.
Mrs. Larkins, Mrs. j. Devlin and
Esther Devlin were Sunday callers at
the L. N. Bugbee home
VIM. Bjerke, of Golden Lake, drove
down Tuesday ON business and while
here visited with friends until Wednes-
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Bailey and
family were supper guests ut the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. David Moore Sun
day.
w. Fl. Butler, OF Cooperston, and
j. A. Carlson, of Finley, were trans
acting business at the county seat
Friday.
Former Deputy County Auditor H.
p. johnson is visiting with friends
and relatives in Sherhrooke and vicin-
ity this week.
Auditor Mustad is attending district
court at Fargo this week. He was
called as witness in the case of Skog-
lund vs.. Nyhus.
John Newton, father Of Supt. New
!. ton, returned to his home in Wiscon-
" sin Friday, after a two months visit
with and family.
The Misses Katie Fulmer, of Hope,
and Fern Patterson, of Finley, were
visitors at the E. f. Baldwin farm
Sunday and Monday.
Friends are offering congratulations
over the arrival of a fine baby boy
who was born to Mr.. and Mrs. Mat
Larkin Tuesday morning.
We are pleased to note that Bertha,
the little daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
David Moore, who has been sick for
the past two weeks, is much improved.
John Lindgren, of Blabon, filed his
petition for naturalization before
Clerk of Court Vadnie Tuesday. J.
l, Newell and G. O. Brager were his
witnesses.
Mr.. and Mrs. N. G.. Lundc and
children and Miss Clara Gilbertson,
of Primrose, visited at the home OF
Treasurer Erickson and family the
first Of the week.
Friday evening the Sherbrooke soc
Club met at the Henry Devlin farm,
north of town. A lively game vas
enjoyed and after the cards were put
away, q delicious lunch was served
from the tables. A good time in gen
sral was reported.
The following were those who wrote
at the teachers examination Thurs
day and Friday: Mrs. Emerson O.
S~hsrbrooke, the Misses Fannie Bald
win, Fern Patterson, Catherine Rooney
Katie Fullmer, Esther Bowling, Div
Hagen and Ellen Hanson. and Messrs
Earnest Palfrey and Lyle Handles.
SPECIAL LEAP YEAR OFFER.
Judge Moote is Offering special in
dncements to young ladies who viii
assist bashful young mon and ole
bachelors in securing companions.
I am willing to comply with the sam
method a. was announced in the Min