The Hope pioneer., 1915-03-25
LuvERME LEADERS.
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James Jensen went up TO Sutton last
Wednesday for a short visit with
friends. ~ .s
Mr.. and Mrs. I'd. Erickson are the
proud parents OF little girl, which
came to their home Thursday.
r. L. Jordan, who has been visiting
at the home of his brother. w. r., left
Tuesday for Davenport, Iowa, where
he holds responsible position.
The two children OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Otto Haase have been quite i'll with
slight attack Of pneumonia. They are
both much better now.
G. W. Christensen went to Hanna
for Monday, and from there to Wal
lum. he returned In the evening and
by the way he was putting he evidently
had "Westonized" it.
Mrs. Frank Krause returned Thurs
day from Fargo, where she has been
confined in hospital following an
operation for appendicitis. She is
getting along fine and will be able to
attend to her household duties in
short time.
Mrs. W. B. Woyak was taken i'll
Saturday with an attack of appendi.
citis, and was rushed to the hospital
at Fargo, where an operation was per-
formed Monday by DR.. Nygard. At
the present time she is resting nicely.
1t is hoped by all she may return in
good health.
Little Vernon Ross, who with her.
mother has been visiting at the edi-
tors home for the past two weeks, be-
came i'll on Tuesday and on Thursday
her condition grew worse and she had
to be taken to hospital at Fargo,
where she is receiving treatment. In
talking with Mrs Ross over the phone
this morning, she stated that the little
girls condition was about the same.
Last week deal was made whereby
A. NJ Haaland, of Fargo, becomes
the manager of the George Stockland
pool room and bowling alley, he hav.
ing leased it for year. Mr.. Haaland
is an excellent barber and will run q
barber shop in connection with the
pool hall and alley.
| H. c. Hendrickson this week re-
ceived announcement from Washing
ton Of his appointment as postmaster
at Luverne. He will take charge of'
the Office about the first of the month.
The Office will be moved from the old
location in the Cash Supply store to
the drug store. This is a nice little
plum and his many friends rejoice
with Mr.. Hendrichson in his 6ppoint-
ment.
Last Tuesday, while Frank Blanch-
ard end A. L. Kent were going to vote
in one Of the sohoolhouses In that
neighborhood, they saw where some
person with small amount of brains
had placed several pieces of iron on
the rails of the high bridge. The iron
was not heavy enough to wreck train,
but was heavy enough to throw
handcar or speeder off. If either of
these last two had hit 1t the occupants
would surely have gone to instant
death, as the bridge at this point is
l89 feet high.
Willow Lake township had it's elec-
tion Tuesday, the voting taking place
at the old sohoolhouse The election
was very quiet one. A roadi tax
of 80 cents on each 800 was levied,
this being the levy made last year.
The following are the officers elected:
Supervisors, N. A. sevareid r. J. Ja-
oobson and Lewis Nelson; clerk, W.
r. Jordan; treasurer, Ole Sanden; as
SCISSOR, Knut Thompson; justices of
the peace, j. D. Foley and A. p. Ped
erson; constables, Oscar Holt and Ed
die Nybo. There were only two chan.
ges-Lewis Nelson for supervisor for
three years and J, D. Foley for justice
of the peace.