The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1915-03-18
lUVERNE. LEADERS.
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Mr.. and Mrs. ]. D. Foley visited
with friends at Page, Sunday.
Louis Nybo left Monday for his
home at Culbertson, Montana.
Clyde Keagle moved TO the Farris
farm, near Hope, which he intends to
farm this year.
Twin boys arrived to brighten the
home OF Mr.. and Mrs. Robert David
son, last Sunday.
Mrs. Chas. Ross. from near Dazey,
is spending the week ut the home OF
Hon. and Mrs. j. D. Peterson.
Mrs. j. o. Wallum, OF Walum,~ was
q guest Of friends in and around Lu-
verne over Sundad.
M. S. Bothne went to Sutton Mon
day and remained until last night,
looking after his business interests in
that town.
Mrs. Frank Krause was taken sud
denly i'll Tuesday, and left that sve-
ning for Fargo, where she underwent
an operation for appendicitis. Atlast
reports she Is getting along nicely.
Chas. Zielie, who has had charge of
the Standard Oil Co. .'s interests here,
resigned Monday. w. B. Woyak is
In charge OF the business and will do
the hauling hereafter.
Last Friday night, while DR.. Nygard
was returning from the country, his
cutter turned over, throwing him out.
and cutting him quite badly on the
nose. He had 1t bandagsd up, and at
the present time his proboscis is get.
ting along flne.
A.. M. Holland is the new barber To-
GATED at the Krause pool hall. He
came up last week from Fargo to look
over the town, :and finally decided to
locate here. Mr., Holland Is mar.
rted man and as soon as rooms can be
secured he will move his family here.
We welcome him 10 our little city.
A fellow was, telling the other day
that while blindfolded he could name
the cars that passed him. First car
that passed he said, "That's a Max
we'll" The second that came along
he said, "That's an Overland" The
boys tied a tin can to dogs tail and
sent him along, and the fellow said,
"That's a Ford with u loose fender. ~
Mr.. and Mrs. P. F. Orn and children
moved out to their new farm home
Wednesday. Mr.. Orn has a small
farm that he will attend to this sum-
mer. These people have made Lu-
verne their home since the town star
ted and are an excellent family. Lu-
verne regrets losing this estima BILE
family, but the best wishes OF the peo.
pie 60 with them and all wish them
much SUCCESS.
Another new store for Luverne. It's
getting so now that If you threw a
piece OF lumber ona vacant lot In our
town, the. next day there will be a
building there. This store Is going to
be built north of the Hope Implement
Co.'S store. An uncle of Albert Has
san was hero few days ago and
bought two lots at the point named
and intends to build big store. He
will handle mems and ladies' furnish
ings and dry goods of all kinds.
Bob Nsster, who has been foreman
on the =. A. Tillotson ranch for the
past few years, left last week for Hope.
where he will work In the same capac.
10y. The ranoh he was in charge OF
is one OF the largest In this section OF
the state, and during the time nv.
Tillotson was In charge OF 1t had left
In the nighborhood Of $4,000 with Lu-
verne merchants. This neat little
sum of money, and Laverne regrets to
see these people, both Mr.. rillotson
and Mr.. Nestor, leave, but hope for
them all kinds of success in the future
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