The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1915-09-30
Football, Saturday, October {
Hope High vs.. Cooperstown High
LUVERNE LEADERS.
Clipped from the Ledger.

Henry Hess shipped carload OF
stock to the So. st, Paul market Sat
urday,
Ethel Sanden was a morning pas
senger to Hannatord Monday
G.. A. Warner. of Hope, was busi-
ness caller in Luverne Tuesday.
Mail service has been discontinued
on the local going west in the morn
ing
John Hilleson had twenty-five acres
OF wheat that went forty bushels.
Ole Korshus of Galesburg, was in
our burg last Saturday calling on
| friends
Mrs. James Jenson recently spent a
few days with her parents at Sutton.
Mr.. Martin Larsen, Of Wheatland,
visited his niece, Miss Ella Larsen.
Saturday.
W. s. Parke was a county seat
visitor on some mysterious mission
last week.
Porter Kimball is putting up an ad.
dtion to his barn TO provide room for
his crop.
Mrs. H. [. Slandley of Fargo has
been visiting at the j. ID. Foley home
the past week.
N. G. Veile threshed 5000 bushels of
wheat off 100 acres on the Martin Olson
farm.
Fl. .Hendrickson and NJ. y. l3lnom
motored TO Portland Sunday after
noon. II. &. says they made Il record
run.
Frank Phillip. Of Minneapolis, was
a business caller ut the Farmers l.ie-
vator today
knute Thompson and wife and Miss
Ruth Vail visited with friends III Hope
Saturday
Miss Ida Hilbertson. who. Taught in
this district last year, is nuw teaching
the grammar grades in Blabon.
| G. I'll. Anderson and family lett for
their home 1T Revere. Mimi, after
two days visit with his son Sherman.
| Hans Knutson had twent.iive acres
of Marquis wheat that yielded fourty.
] five bushels to the acre, and some bar
ley that went sixty bushels.
\ The w. c. ~. U. met with Mrs. Clara
Johnson Saturday. The next meeting
will be on Saturday, oct. Ii, at the
home of Mrs. w. R. Cheshire.
Next Sunday will be the last service
in the Presbyterian chapel conducted
| by Wycliff Smith, who spent the
summer here. He will return To his
Minneapolis and resume his studies.
The ladies Of the town gathered at
the j. .. Foley home Friday evening
of last week for shower party in the
honor of Miss Anna Anderson. She
was the recipient of many valuable
and useful gifts.
l.. Brown, proprietor OF the t;rea
Northern Restaurant, had small ad
dition built onto the west end Of hi:
building last week.
| A. f. Olson, of Clifford, arrived
Saturday to assume his duties as mai
carrier to succeed Otto Haasc, who re
signed his position with Uncle Sam.
II A. @. Flick has been acting agent a
the Great Northern few days thi:
week while our regular man was ava!
on his wedding trip.
j. D. Foley and family, accompanied
by Mrs. H. l, Standley, autoed te
Valley City Monday. The same part.
made a trip to Cooperstown last Sat
urday.
II Mrs. r. J. Jacobson, who lives fou
miles east of town, was operated OF
for appendicitis at the St. Johns hos
pital in Fargo. At last reports sh
was getting along nicely.
!! Lester Kalach, thresher in tn
i. neighborhood. was brought to tow
early Tuesday morning suffering fror
bruised foot as the result of a load
ed wagon passing over it, DR.. Nygar
examined the injured member an
found some slight fractures, no bone
- being broken.
q George Krapf is planning on exter
"a sive improvements on his farm sout
- OF town. He will build house fo
. himself to be located near the Bale
'S win Consolidated school, and also
k3 barn for his renter, Mr.. Peterson. e
y has already begun the hauling OF me
~ terial from the Carpenter Neuman
~ yards.
The chicken pie supper served b
, the ladies of the Presbyterian ohurc
at the hall last Thursday evenin
le drew large crowd OF hungry one
Some seventy.fve we're bountiful fe