The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1913-09-11
SHERBROOKE.

uo5N AautSO0y vi IdSV WCoh' :
Judge and Mrs. .Moote, Edna and
Miss Stwert, we're in Finlay doing
some trading Thursday evening.
Christ Olson's family arrived from
South Dakota Thursday. and will
make their home in this vicinity for a
while.
Register OF Deeds Gilbertson and
wife autoed to Finlay Thursday after
noon on business.
Mat Larkin Is at mis- old trade again
swinging the paint brush at Finlay.
John E. Harris, of Colgate, was a
business caller 1T the county seat las
Thursday.
b. B. Quick, representing the Walk
er Bros. & Hardy. Of Fargo, was So
liciting orders Tuesday afternoon.
VIM. Moore spent the latter end Of
the week at the j. D. Parkman farm.
Banker Sell, of Blabon, was among
the many business callers in town last
Tueday.
VIM. Barclay. Mrs. Young and
daughter, Leonard French and Judge
Moote autoed out to the R. j.. Still
farm Monday evening.
e. j. Mustad and family are visit
ing with home folks in Franklin Twp.
this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. O. Collins and
Mrs. David Moore aud family spent
Thursday afternoon in town looking
after interests.
Marriage licenses we're issued to
Cyrus W. Wilcal, of Cass county, and
Grace NJ. Harris, of Colgate, and to
Charles R. Fisher and Hattie Acker-
man, both OF Carpenter town ship. on
Tuesday.
Mr.. Heimarck, of Finlay, was called
Tuesday Of last week to attend Mrs.
E. A. Erickson, who had a severe at
tack OF asthma. We are pleased to
say that Mrs E.. is much improved at
this time.
o. H. Olson and family autoed down
from Sharon Thursday. Mr.. Olson
had farm interests to look after while
his wife visited with friends here.
It. o. Chantland, Of Sharon, and
Mr.. Egen, OF Grand Forks, made
Sherbrooke a short call Thursday.
Alice Olson returned to her home at
Sharon after a two-weeks' visit with
her friend, Beryl Young.
Rev. Rorvik and daughter, Agnes,
were company Of Mr.. and Mrs. G. II.
Gilbertson after service Sunday. Miss
Rovik will leave soon for South Da-
kota, where she will attend school.
r. l. Simonson and John Starbo, of
Finlay, we're transacting business at
the county seat Saturday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. v Green and Miss
Celia Hagg attended services at the
NJ. E. church here Sunday.
Crawford Parkman is becoming one
the best chauffers in the county, now
that j. D. is away, and has posses
sion OF an auto. Sunday he autoed
to Sherbrooke, accompanied by wife
and Mrs. j. D. Farnam and children,
to attend services.
Mrs. Andrew Gilbertson and danqh-
ter, Clara, Of Primrose, came over to
Sherbrooke. Thursday, to see the new
baby boy of Mr.. and Mrs. E A, Err
icksOn's.
Samuel Oxton antoed over from
finlav Sunday with Rev. Newman
and father. He reports the arrival of
a fine girl baby at his home last week,
Miss Helina Green d departed for Chi
cago Saturday, where she has gone to
take up missionary work. and e3pects
to make a trip to China some time in
the future.
Auditor Mustad made a trip to
Cooperstown by auto Tuesday to take
Il. B. Quick, after spending the day at
Sherbrooke.
Last Sunday a good congregation
met Rev. Newman OF the Nj. f. church
and enjoyed one Of his excellent ser.
mons.
A quiet wedding was solemnized
Tuesday afternoon at tho Court
House, where Judge Moote pronounced
the words making Charles r. Fisher
and Hattie Ackerson husband and
wife. Both young people are from
Carpenter township. Congratulations
are extended.