The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1915-12-30
lUVERNE LEADERS.
Clipped from the Ledger.

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store.
Miss Tracy Kent arrived from, Mot.
tana Monday.
Sherman Anderson was an over Sun.
day visitor at Fargo.
Miss Marie Ronde left for her home
at Sharon last Tuesday
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Nelson returned
from Fargo Monday.
NJ. s. Bothne and N. A. SEVERED
we're passengers to Sutton Monday.
Elmer Anderson was at Grace City
between the morning and evening
trains.
Wilhelm Jensen arrived from Fargo
Wednesday to spend the holidays with
home folks.
Gust Jim, one of the section labor.
ers, left this week for Chicago to en-.
gage in business for himself.
Henry aess shipped car load OF
stock to ST Paul Saturday. and from
there will continue to Menomonie,.
Wis.,, to visit.
The Misses Ruth and Olga Sander
are home from Fargo to remain over
the holidays.
Miss Ruth Vail left for her home at
Stewartvile, MINI. Wednesday to
spend her holiday vacation.
Messrs Carpenter and Neumann were
In town Saturday checking up at their
yards. They remained over night.
B. W. Moores left Saturday for his
home at Stewartville, Mimi, after q
two werks' stay here conducting the
Cash Store closing out sale.
MIR and Mrs George Olsen went to
Fargo Monday evening, where Mr..
Olsen will bargain !or II new car, hav.
ing sold his old Ford to J. A. John
son.
Andrew Olson took the place OF Gust
ForseberZ In the service of the Luverl .
i)ray Line while the latter had charge
of his brother RS business
High Score in bowling last week WAS
made by Andrew PauIsun. who ret the
record of the season with a total of
202 pins. Gust Forseberg sSas :i.,ss
second, rolling 1893
Olof Forsberg was ak.n with sudden
pains in the right side Saturday, and
fearing appendicitis went to Fargo
that evening. He returned Tuesday
morning without having submitted 10
an operation.
After controversy rf several yea, 8
among the different members of the
school board, they have decided ts'
grade the town school and add anotk.
er, to commence at the beginning of
the year This will allow more thoro.
ness in the work of the school.
DR.. F. W. Pa>ttrer, OF Milwaukee,
Wis. was callekin Luverne Monday
with view toward locating here. He
left undecided, believing that the town
was too small to insure paying prac.
tice.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Borchardt went
to Fargo last Friday to consult doc.
tor in regard to the health If their In.
tant daughter, who has been slightly
a'ling of late. The cause proved to be
nothing serious so MIR. Borchardt re-.
turned the following day, while his
wife remained over Sunday.
On Tuesday svening, Dec 2l, atdve
o'clock, at the home of the bride in
Baldwin township. occu ed the mar.
riage OF Anna Nelson the second
daughter OF Mrs. Anna Nelson. to
George A. Mckay, eldest son OF Mr.
and Mrs. Neil Mckay. The auspiciou.
event was Witnessed by large gather.
ing OF relatives and friends. The bride
looked very charming in her gown OF
white crepe de meteor, chiffon and
pearl trimmings, carrying shower
boquet Of BRIDES roses and lies of the
valley. The bride was attended by
Jesrie Mckay, sister ut the groom,
attired in pink crepe de chine. trim.
med in lace and pearls, and car.
r,ing boquet of pink and white car.
nations. The groom was attened BY
Carl Nelson. brother of the bride. thu
wedding march being played BY Emma
Mckay. The nuptial knot was tied by
the Reverend John B. ndelow, of Pills.
bury. The rooms were beautifully v
decorated, the color scheme being
pink and r.d. After the ceremony u
>umptuouS four course dinner was
served, which reflected great credit
upon the cuisine. The evening was en-.
joyable spent in music and singing.