The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1914-05-28
1aHE: HOPE PIONEER :

My g, 1914

luvERnE LEADERS.
Clipped from tho ledger.
I. n. Orr transacted business ins
Fargo, Monday.
q. s shippy, Of Hope. wasa bnsi.
ness visitor here Wednesday.
Eddie Gammelrard hiss accepted :
position On the Fred Law farn.
Geo. stocklsnd was ) business visi-i
tor insMannaford between trains, Mon.
day.
Christi attson 10 having the interior
of his dwsllis1 house paintsdthisvsek
The Ladies' Ala Of the Lund ooners-
gationSwill meet on the afternoon 81
June 4th, at. the home Of Mr.. and Mrs.
joe Psdsrson.
Mrs. Calvin Ross, Miss Estslls Ross
and Jslius Peterson drove OUT to the
Ross farm and spent Sunday. A mort
most enjoyable time was had.
Mrs. Baker, mother of VIM. Baker,
and Mrs. nd. Zutter returned Satur-
day from Fargo. where they have been
Visiting for some time.
The grading on Main street 10 being
rapidly pushed to completion. The
street IL in hns condition and improves
the looks Of our village . great deal.
There will be : regular election In
Schoolhouss No. !, Willow Lake town.
ship, on Tuesday, June I'd, for the
purpose Of slecting omosrs for the en-
suing two years. There will also bs
bonds to be voted on for erecting the
schoolhouss, one bond for Z 5000 and
one for $4,000.
M. s. Bothne and @. w. Christian-
son were business visitors in Hope,
Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ohas. Wissmsn, OF
Walum, spent Sunday here visiting q
thsaRoss home.
Nimrod Orn spent q few days visit
ing with friends and relatives Of Hope
this week.
silas shellman came up from Fargo
Saturday and spent the aay with NUM-
erous boy friends here.
Alfred Larson, who 10 doing carpen-
ter work ct Cummingsvills, this state,
was in town between trains Tuesday.
Otto Haase went to Kannaford last
Tuesday on the train. he went up to
have q tooth pulled which has given
him much trouble lately.
Luvsrne is going to celebrate the
Fourth of July in q grand old style.
Preparations are already being made
by the various committees, and We can
assure the people that this 10 not going
to be .one.horse affair. It's going to
be q celebration that one will long re-
member.
The Pioneer State Bank has two new
signs pat up in their windows and the
old ones taken down. This IL Q great
Improvement, and adds much to s .
looks Of the building.
@. W. Hillerson, who has been
chairman Of the town board, resigned
his position last week on account Of
i'll health. Lewis Nelson was appoin-
ted chairman to succeed MI. Hillerson.
In . letter to G. w. Ohristianson,
Tuesday, G. W. Hillerson, who IL in
Fargo, states that his condition is not
much improved, and that If there 10
not q change pretty soon he will 60 to
st. Paul to consult doctors there.
The Standard Oil Co.'s two large
steel tanks and oil shed are now
placed and put in running order. The
crew of men finished their work on
Tuesday and left the same day for
Ssnborn, where they r putting in a
similar plant. This 10 another Inn
provement for the village, as this vii
lsgs will be made q regular distribut.
ing point.
The base ball boys met at the Lu-
verne Hardware & Implement Co.'s
store Monday evening. There was moi
9 very large crowd there because OF
the weather not being the best. The
election OF officers vas taken up and
the following were elected: Manager,
~. B. Cheshire; Captain, Fred Law;
Treasurer, w. r. Jordan.
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