The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1915-06-10
LUvERNE LEADERS.
Clipped from the Ledger,

\ Nels Christensen went to New
Rockford, Wednesday, where he
will be employed.
John Hillcrson went to St. Paul
1 "Wednesday where he will visit for
some time.
/ N. A. Scvareid returned Satur-
day from Ulen, Minnesota, where
he had been visiting for few
days.
1 Mr. and Mrs. Frank Krause and
son left Friday for Conrad, Mime
sofa, where they will reside in
1.-THE future.
Justin Wallum arrived here Fri
day from Walum and is visiting
friends and relatives in and around
Luverne this week.
A. C. Englestad came down from
Bremen Saturday and remained un-
til Tuesday, visiting with friends
and taking in the big celebration.
Word was received here Wednes-
day that Nimrod Orn was kicked
in the head by horse. No reports
have been received as to how seri-
Gus his condition is, but it is said
he received a bad wound.
The census taken of Luverne
this spring gives us a population
of 1856. The. subcrbs of Luvcrne
containing the Paulsons, Jorgen-
sons, Thompsons and the section
crews is given as ~, making a
total of 1873. This is Il nice little
increase over the last census taken.
The total population of this town
ship is given as 40S.
L. A. Brown, who is erecting
a large restaurant here, came down
Wednesday from Maddox, and
will remain here permanently. Mr..
Brown, has had his household
goods shipped and his wife and
child are expected to arrive here
in day or two. The building is
not yet finished, but is fast near
ing completion, and it will only
be a matter of a week or so when
he will open for business.
On Monday evening, June 7, was
6 held an eighth grade graduating
exercise, of the pupils of Willow
Lake School No. 3, at the opera
house in I-uverne. President Nc
Farland, of the Valley City Normal
school gave the address and Miss
Blonde Holt, county superintend-
ent of schools, also spoke.
Last week deal was made in
the restaurant business, Mr.. Bothnc
having sold his business to Thos.
Nybeck. Mr.. Nybcck is an old res
taurant man and has been in the
restaurant business for many years
in several cities in the east. He is
a tirst-class cook and his wife is
an experienced pastry cook, hav-
ing also been employed in the
larger cities. The restaurant will
keep open from 6 a. m., until 8 p.
IN.
The nine-months old son of Mr..
and Mrs. Nels Kroer, passed away
Monday from pneumonia. The lit
tie child had been i'll only two
days, and although medical aid
was summoned, nothing could be
done to save his life. Funeral ser
vices were held Wednesday from
the Norwegian church, Rev o.
son of Cooperstown, officiating 1t
was indeed a sad blow to the be-
rcavcd parents and they have the
sympathy of the entire community
in their bereavement.
A large crowd gathered in Lu
verne Monday to take in the big
celebration that was had here Peo-
: pie from all the neighboring towns
were here and good, orderly
crowd was present The Bennett
show was here and had a packed
tent for both shows. Their ex-
ccllent little band furnished music
and they were not bit stingy
about playing either. In the after
noon, following the show a ball
game was played between Luvernc
and Walum. This was dandy
game which the score shows-2-0.
Luverne won this game and even
if the boys from Walum lost the
game, it was no disgrace. A large
crowd witnessed this game and
much roofing was in evidence. The
Luyerne team did exceedingly well,
as this was the first game they
played, and have had practically
no practice. In the evening fol-
lowing the second show, a dance
was given at the opera house and