The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1913-06-12
SHERBROOKE.

VIM. Barclay visited out of town
Sunday.
John Vadnie drove to Hope Tues
day afternoon on business.
Vincent Anderson was a caller at
the John Oxton farm Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fay Allen were guests
at the Sherbrooke hotel Sunday.
sherig Long of Finley was over to
County Seat Thursday on business.
Mr.. and Mrs. Earnest Thorne Of
Edendale twp. were callers in town
Thursday.
Alvin Boe autoed to Hatton Tues
day evening returning home Wednes-
day morning.
Register of Deeds and wife visited
with relatives and friends in Portland
over Sunday.
Treasurer Erickson and family took
in the sights at the carnival held at
Portland Saturday.
Judge and Mrs. Moote and Edna
visited at the c. V. Green farm Sun
day forenoon.
Attorney Sathre of Finley was over
to the Metropolis on probate business
Monday morning.
The Sherbrooke base ball team
played the Blabon team Sunday and
met their Waterloo, 3 to II.
Jas. Develin has been kept busy
the past week hauling coal for the
court house and the officials.
Mrs. VIM. Goodno and daughter,
Hazel, were callers at the J. o. Col.
lins home Sunday afternoon.
Miss Louisa Trottershaw and baby
accompanied Chas. Honker to Aneta
Saturday returning home Sunday.
Our Editor is the possessor of a new
motor cycle and is evidently trying to
smooth the road few miles west of
town.
Alvin Boe, Geo. Cooper and Carl
Erickson were among the Sherbrooke-
ties who attended the carnival at
Portland Friday.
The president of the Star Social
Club has not yet been found but whom
last seen was at the Ash Grove Farm
in East Sherbrooke.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. W. Vadnie and
Bernioe Long attended the Star So
cial Club at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Henry Chalmers Saturday eve
ming and report good time.
Marriage licenses were granted in
the County Court this week to Otto
Skurdahl,' of Aneta, and Helga O..
Thompson, of Steele county; and to
Fred o. Barret, of Sherbrooke. and
Mabel E. Potter, of Finley.
Ole Jerstad, of Franklin twp, and
Hans Monson of Pickert renounced
allegiance to the King of Norway and
filed with the Clerk of Court their
declarations of intentions to become
citizens of the United States.
A committee on invitations for the
Farmers Social Club was in atten-
dance at the Star Social Club Satur.
day evening to extend to them an in.
vitation to join in the picnic to be
held June 18th at the Larson grove.
A wedding which is of general inter.
est in the surrounding towns is that
OF Mr.. M. Grotte and Miss Eunice
Verwest which took place at the home
of the BRIDES parents on June 4th,
The service was read by Rev. Haryy
Newman at two O'Clock after which an
elaborate luncneon was served and
the bride and groom started on their
honeymoon trip. Both young people
have host of friends who will hasten
to congratulate them.
Mrs. T. G. Anderson gave a quilt
ing party at her home last Thursday
to the ladies of Sherbrooke and her
neighborhood friends. The ladies OK.
hibited some of their skillful needle
work on gift quilt presented by the
ladies OF the Bang church some year,
ago to Mrs. Anderson. With so man,
hands 1t was not long before the artis
tic piece OF work was completed ant
few small balls of carpet rags were
sewed. A delicious dinner and SUP
per were served and all did justice te
the viands. The good old fashioned
celebration was thoroughly enjoyed
by all and they hope this will be re
peated in the near future.