The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1915-01-07
LUVERNE LEADERS.

lUvInNc LEhUEI1Os
Clipped from the Ledger.
Chr. Norgard was business visitor
in Hannaford between trains Monday.
Many of our subscribers no doubt
wondered why they did not get the
Ledger. We did not print last week
because we were so upside down since
the fire nearly all the type was "pied,"
so we took week of to, get straight
ened around. There Ia a lot of type
yet that has not been put. back in its
proper place, but-well, Rome wasn's
built in a day"
G. A. Fallness, who was one Of the
heavy losers in the fire, and who had
been spending some time in Minnesota,
returned to Luverne Tuesday. Mr..
Fallness has opened up temporary
barber shop In the Luverne Fuel com.
pany's Office, until larger and more
suitable building can bs obtained.
A quiet, pretty wedding took place
on Tuesday at one O'Clock at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. McMichael, southeast
OF Luverne, when their daughter, Mild
red, was united in marriage to Earl
Bellinger, of Valley City. The bride
was becomingly attired In silk char.
meuse with white satin and net trim
ming, and carried bouquet OF tea
roses. She was attended by her sis
ter, Miss Irene while the groom was
supported by Mr.. Davis, Of Valley
City. After partaking of sumptu-
Gus repast, Mr.. and Mrs. Bellinger
left for a short visit to the home OF
his parents in Michigan. The ofaci.
ating clergyman was Rev, John Ben
delow, of Pillsbary, The Ledger
joins with their many friends in wish.
ing them a long and happy married
life.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. G.sSowden gave a
grand Christmas reunion to thirty
four of their friends and relatives on
Christmas day. At two o'clock an
elaborate four-course dinner was
served, which any one would enjoy
who knows anything about Mrs. Sow.
denis cooking. After dinner the Bald.
win orchestra rendered several selec'
tions, to which some tripped "the
light fantastic toe" At eight O'Clock
the candles on the Christmas tree were
lighted and many beautiful and useful
gifts were distributed to all, After
the lunch had been served they depar'
ted, each with goodly share o1
Christmas cheer.
On Wednesday afternoon, the home
of L. B, Moore, in this village, oc'
CURED the marriage of Miss Edith
Moore to Elmer Anderson, Rev. Fl. T.
Taylor tying the nuptial knot Both
these young people are well and favor
orably known in Hannaford, Miss
Moore having for the past year beer
assistant postmistress in the loca
postoface. Mr.. Anderson has been ir
the employ of the telephone company
Mr.. and Mrs. Anderson have large
circle of friends who extend congratu
lations.
CoMMU NIFTY NOTES.
Miss Leila Lund departed on Satur
day for Great Bend, where she viii
spend her holiday vacation with
friends.
Miss Ella Larsen was passenger
from Pillsbury, Tuesday, going te
/ Wheatland to spend Christmas witt
her relatives there.
) Miss Ida Gilbertson left Wednesday
4 for Portland to spend her vacation
!, with her parents.
\ The Christmas entertainment ant
and shadow social held at School No
3, on Friday evening, was we'll atten
ded, and the teacher and pupils ar
very grateful to the ones who helpet
. to make IT. a success.
Mrs Louis Nybo and her little son
Of Culbertson, Mont, are making al
extended visit with Mrs. Nybo's Ipa
rents, Mr.. and Mrs. Chris Jenson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Christinsaol
q spent Thursday with Mrs. Christian
sons brother, soren 6wsnningson
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