The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1913-03-13
LUvERNE

Ole Korshus, of Galesburg, N. D.,
is commencing operations for erecting
large brick Mercantile stora for M
S. Bothne on the lot adjoining the
drug store.
John A. Kroner, of Bird Island
Mimi, has accepted position in the
hardware and implement store of the
Hope Implement Co Mr.. KRONER is
an energetic-g -get-acquainted young
man that will be welcome among the
young people of Luvern.
Zeelie g. Haase are erecting a large
Livery, Feed & Sale barn and have
it nearly completed. Mr.. johnson, of
Portland, is the contractor.
! Willie Baker has purchased a lot
at Sutton, and going to erect a
pool and billiard hall there as soon
as possible.
Soren M. Svenningson has rented
the a: X. Algoe farm west of Pills
bury and will shortly move down
there.
Merlin Christianson is improving
slowly under the care of DR.. Nygard,
Merlin was quite a sick boy for
awhile but we are in hopes of soon
seeing him up and about again
D. G.. Jones is rapidly regaining
his normal state of hardihocd after
quite a severe spell of sickness, and
is around attending to duties at the
elevator again.
Mrs. Smith is visiting her brother,
D. G. Jones, this week.
A. p. Peterson and Miss Katherine
Ely were married at the Thos. N.
Jorgenson:ho home on Sunday, March
End, 1918, and the citizens of Luverne
called on the bride and groom during
the evening in a friendly Charivari.
They were invited in and given q
right royal treatment by the groom.
Congratulations and best wishes are
extended to them.
| w. b. Cheshire made business
trip to Hope on Monday.
Mr.. Shellman was over to Colgate
Friday and Saturday looking after
his stock of goods which he has on
sale over there.
Nels Vessing has arrived home
from Fargo where he was operated on
for appendicitis by DR.. Nygard and
DR.. Scanlon, and is on rapid road
to recovery.
| Miss Sigma Haukland is visiting at
her Uncle's, Andrew jacobson S. this
week.
Louis Nybo spent Sunday at the
Christ Jensen home, and if walking is
still good, 1t wouldn't surprise us to
see him out this way again next Sun
day.
S. l.. Veily has rented his farm to
Ras Christianson & Son and expects
to move to Miles City, Mont, sending
his children to school there. and Mr..
Veiley will while away the time on
the homestead. We regret to see
good farmers like Mr.. Veily leave the
community,
Alex. Pearson and Miss Hannah
Sanberg drove to Sherbrooke last
week where they obtained license and
were. quietly married. They are
housekeeping in their dwelling at
Luverne. Their many friends wish
them pleasant life journey.
Our enterprising drug merchant, j
e. Fladeland, is putting in a drug
store at Sutton.
Our up-to-date butcher, Jacob Mel
son, is installing large freezing
plant in his shop, dispensing with
the use of ice, and Luverne will there
Oy nave oAC VI e4C pCoU AAol MUS
in the state.
Mr.. Anderson and family hav,
moved here and are living in the Jno
Hillerson residence. Mr.. Anderson
is clerking for the Luverne Mercan
tile Co.
Andrew Jacobson has sold a hal
interest in his fuel business to Ola
Fossberg. The business is now con
Quoted under the name of the Luvern,
Fuel Company.
A rural route has been established
out from Luverne taking in a YER
large territory to the south. Wor
is being awaited from the Departmen
TO start the carrier. Another rout
north is under projection and we hop
to see them both running soon.
Watch Luverne grow.
Miss Lillian Jensen and her bro tt
ers James and Wilhelm took in tt
dance at Chas. Fishers on Friday
I Miss Hazel Bemis was the week en-
)gueSt of Miss Lillian ,JansOn.