The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1914-04-16
OUR SHERBROOKE LETTER.

3. j. Long and G. N. Crimson, of
Finley, were Sherbrooke callers We'd
nesday of last week.
Auditor Mustad and family visited
with home folks in Franklin township,
Sunday.
D. w. Vadnie and wife spent Easter
Sunday with relatives at Hope.
Matt Larkins moved his family out
on the farm west of town Monday,
where they will make their home for
the summer.
Nels Simonson was called home
| Monday to help with farm work, a
his father is not very we'll at present.
Attorney Sathre, OF Finley, was
business caller at the county seat last
Tuesday.
VIM. Barclay, Mrs. Nellie Young
and Ruth Gustafson made business
trip to Mayville the fore part of the
week.
Ole Hanson, who has been making
his home with Carl Erickson t h / S
winter, moved back to the farm Tues
day.
Little Irene Moors has been quite i'll
with an attack Of Pneumonia while
with her grandparents. We are
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ing and will soon be able to return o
her home.
Geo. Murray, of Finley, was supper
guest Of d. W. Vadnle a d family
Friday evening.
The school board met Tuesday to
adjust matters here in town.
David Moore, of Pickert, was over
the fore part of the week to see h 9
little daughter, who is i'll at the home
of j. 0. Collins.
Miss Nettie Stewart returned from
Fargo Monday morning, where h e
had been called on business.
Paul P. Boe, H. H. Fugelburg, Il.
o. Schjeldahl and Alvin Boe autoed
over from Enger township Tuesday on
business.
Supt. Newton n d G. N. Crimson
were business callers in the eastern
part of the county the fore part Of the
week.
George Brager and Clarence Thor
I son, of Blabon, we're in Sherbfooke
on business Saturday.
: E. e. Baldwin and son, Francis,
drove to Hope Monday on business.
There were special services at h c
Nj. E. church Easter Sunday, and the
infant child of Mr.. and Mrs. James
Smith was baptized and also that o1
MIR and Mrs e. p. Still.
The Pioneer Farmers Club met a
| the court house Saturday, with a good
attendance. A good program was rem
dered and an enjoyable time had. The
next meeting will be or the first Sat
urduy in November.
Thorson Swenson was seen on h c
streets of Sherbrooke the first of the
week, his first appearance for some
time, and his friends were g d d to
learn that he had not deserted them.
Will Steinke made business tril
to Hope the first of the week.
G. II. Gilbertson and wife, Of Sher
brooke, and Emil Gilbertson and wife
of Finley, accompanied by Mrs. Emf
Gilbertson's mother, autoed to Port
land Sunday for Easter service and 6
visit with home folks.
G. b. Newton and wife were passen
| gers to Sharon Wednesday to atten(
the Porter McGregor wedding.
VIM. Barclay entertained a number
| of his friends at progressive whist las
| Thursday evening, Mrs. E. Z. Bald
win and Sam Linn receiving heac
prizes, while Mrs. Linn and G. v
| Green received the BOBBY prizes.
E. A. Erickson and wife, accompan
! led by Bertha Johnson, autoed
Portland Wednesday.
Marriage licenses were issued n
County court this week, as follows
Thomas McGreror and Florence V.
Porter, of Sharon: Otto o. Wigen, OF
Golden Lake, and Olga M. Windlos,
of Beaver Creek; Nels E. Haugen and
Helen B. Dresher both Of Broadlawn.
Charles and Frank Bugbee n q
Magnus Gilten visited with home
folks at Sharon, Sunday.
Tom Provance moved his family tc
the Henry Bartram farm, west of Fin
ley, last week.
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