The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1914-04-30
Locals
As We Heard Them

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G. s. Shippy spent Tuesday in Fin
ley.
VIM. Young. of Page was visiting in
our city Tuesday.
Rev. Hart returned Monday from a
trip to the northern part of the state.
Chickens For Sale: Rhode Island
Red hen and is chicks for 81. Mrs.
T. M. Jacobs.
See the "Star of Bethlehem at the
Bijou Saturday. Matinee at 2:30.
Regular show in the evening.-Adv.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. L. Curry, of Lu-
verne, are rejoicing over the arrival
of a baby boy at their home recently.
Farm loans made at s IL per cent
on improved lands in Steele county.
N. D. Chas. B. Miller. Fargo N. D. 5tf.
Chas. Williams and H. p. Rice, of
Colgate. passed through town Monday
on their way to and from the county
seat.
H. d. Carpenter returned Saturday
from Montrose, Colo, where he has
been spending the winter with rela.
tives.
Found: A pair Of gold bowed eye
glasses. Owner may have same by
calling at office and paying 25c
charges.
The State Lumber Co., hints at
things to come in their ad. in this is
sue. Read it, If you are interested in
lumber prices.
W. ]. Wakeman and wife, who have
been spending the past few months
in sunny California, returned home
Monday morning.
Remember to ask for your vote cou-
pons when making purchases at any
of the places Offering prizes in the
Pioneer Piano contest.
Ole Sander was over from Luverne
the first Of this week t%ransacting
business in u city. He made a pleas,
ant call at our Office while in town.
Pioneer vote coupons are valuable
pieces of paper nowadays. Be sure
and ask for them when making pur
chases at business places offering
prizes.
Mrs. M. A. Milligan spent Wednes
day at the home of her son, E. J.. Sht
is returning to her home in Minneapo
lis from Butte, Montana. where sh'
has been visiting.
Rev. Samuel Hitchcock left Monday
evening for Oberon where he will at
tend a meeting of the Executativt
committee of the Congregational cor
ference of North Dakota. .
Carver Wamberg is away this wee,
on a trip with the N. D. A. c. band, o
which he is a member. The band ha'
visited the Twin Cities and is LEADING
places in the central states.
Mesdames Cassell, Ray. Shippy ant
1verson returned last Saturday from
Wahpeton where they have been al
tending the meeting of the Stat
Federation of Woman's clubs.
Prop. sletten, of the Bijou Theatre
has sold his business to two younl
men who were in the business q
New Rockford. The new proprietor
| will take possession about May l.
The Hope Auto Garage has an ad /
) this issue. Look it over Mr.. Major
the proprietor, also has the agency TO
= REQ cars and expects to place a nun
Der of them in our city this summe
1t is about time for the Tennis Fan
of our city to get busy and make a
arrangements for the coming season. l
little early work on the courts vii
place them in fine shape for the sun
mer.
o. E. Olson and wife arrived lat
week and have taken up their res
dence in this city. Mr.. Olson is a
automobile expert and is employed !
the Hope Auto garage. They formerl
lived in Pekin.
A Spelling School" will DO held
the school house Friday evening
500 o'clock. Everybody invited. Ts
prizes will be given. Small admissic
will be charged, proceeds to be use
> for city park. (Adv.)
Prof. Housman returned Monds
from New York state where he hi
been looking yer the ground with
view to accepting a position ofere
him. We understand that he has d
II cided to accept the offer.
A special attraction is being offer
at the Bijou theatre on Saturds
evening of this week. 1t Is call
1.-The Star of Bethleham" and is Il
story Of the birth of Christ. Tho
= who have e this wonderful pI
" d,,o<ion rooorrona T. 1,or., hioh1u