The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1915-02-11
luvERNE LEADERS.
Clipped from the Ledger.

r. c. PaRrey was on the sick list
this week.
Mrs. r. Ovegaard entertained Miss
tMary Thormann this week.
Miss Ella Larson spent the week end
at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Peter
Christianson
Mr., and Mrs. Svenningson recently
visited Mr.. and Mrs. John Rarmussen.
v. H. Sherwood is some telephone
tgirl. He was chief operator one day
this week.
Mrs, Phillips, Of Minnea polls, was a
guest At the r. L. Curry home from
Friday until Monday.
The Scandinavian Ladies' Aid So
ciety will meet with Mrs. NJ. 9. Bothne
on Wednesday, February 10th.
Miss Elsie Sanden went to Hanna.
ford Tuesday and remained until
Thursday, visiting friends and rela.
tives.
In writing to his friends here, Sig.
Larson states that he will probably
come up here for little visit next
month.
w. B. Cheshire, ]. d. Foley and J.
A. KRONER were pleasantly enter
tanned ut the Elmer Anderson home
Monday evening.
Chris. Norgaard sold out his pool
room Monday to Frank Krause, Of
Buxton, N. D. MIR. Krauss took pos
session OF the business Tuesday. MIR.
Norgaard does not as yet know his
plans for the future, but expects to 20
to his old home in Denmark this
spring.
Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Christianson
entertained Mr. and Mrs s. Sven
ningson, Mr.. and Mrs. Nels Kroer,
Marius Hanson and Ella Peterson,
Sunday.
DR.. Nygard was called to the home
of Mrs. Clara johnson to attend her
daughter, Oatharins. who is suffering
with an attack OF pleurisy.
The editor and his friend wife are
now comfortably settled In the rooms
in the upstairs OF the Otto Haase build
ing, on Main street.
)! The Ledger Is now located in the
building south of the pool rooms. It's
taAswenr print ahop -ws4got now, Drop
In and look 1t over.
Miss Emma slingsby went to Fargo
Saturday and returned home Monday.
She was accompanied on her return
by Miss Juanita Magrewe. OF Lang
! don, who is visiting at the Slingsby
home.
The basket ball team met at the
Hope Implement Co.'s store Tuesday
night and elected officers j. D. Foley
: was elected Manager; Elmer rAnder.
son, Treasurer Sherman Anderson,
Captain.
AT the ten-cent social on Wednesday
evening of last week, a large gath.
sring assembled In the basement of the
church at Pillsbury and listened to a
splendid debate on Woman Suffrage
The contestants for and against evil
IDENTIFY had given the subject much
thought, but In the opinion of the
judges the argument for suffrage won
their unanimous suppor.. The debst-
ors were: For sutfrage-Miss Wood,
Mrs. jarvis Mrs. F. Keyes. Against
Messrs. W. ]. Smith, r. b. Smith and
} j. Smith. A very liberal lunch was
served. On February 10th a popular
and educational entertainment Is to bs
given by NJ. B. Russian, B. A., pianist
and interpreter, and Mr. Ernest Brad
ley, reader and impersonator.
Z Last Monday evening, Mrs. J. D.
Foley and Mrs. Elmer Anderson gave
q party in honor OF Miss Clara Fol.
breight, who left on Tuesday for her
home in Wisconsin. After all the
guests had arrived, the ladies found
out that they couldn't give a party
without the men, SO some proceeded to
take the mems parts. First came Ty
Cobb or Walter Johnson in his base
ball uniform. Then next In line was
a worthy pill mixer. which brought
back old memories to Miss Fol.
bretght; and next was an American
gentslmsn-and all the ladies said
that Mr.. Folsy's clothes were made for
her. And then there was another gen.
tleman, and We Judge by the hat he
) wore that he must have been Mexi'
can. Lsst. but not least, was Hiram,
in his overalls and a rcd bandana.
) and as he haA sore throat we would
surmiss thai he had hay fever. The