The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1918-03-21
Locals
As We Heard Them
Attend the Bijou Saturday.

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Mrs. R. j. Washburn, of Rolette
visited in Hope Saturday and
Sunday with friends.
Chas. Farrell came down from
Tolna last week and is looking
after business interests in our
city.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. S. Palfrey, of
Fargo, spent Sunday in our city.
Mrs. Palfrey returned Monday
evening. {.
G. r. Husome left Monday even
ing for a short business trip to
Minneapolis and Anoka. He ex.
poets to return today.
elsewhere in this issue will be
found the announcement of
Judge Moote for denomination to
the office of County Judge.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. j. Hanson and
daughters autoed over from Lu-
Verne Sunday and spent the after
noon with friends in the city.
II. G. Bpping, ST., who has been
looking after the starting Of
springs work on his farms in this
vicinity, was a south bound pass
enger on Monday evenings train.
Hunter Picken visited in Hope
Saturday and Sunday, being on a
fqrlough from Fit. Levcnworth.
tie was among the boys who m
listed last fall and reports that he
is enjoying army life fine.
LosT-spotted SOW, weight
about 225 pound, strayed from
my place about March 18th.
Probably with litter of pigs. Find
er notify James Young, Hope, N.
D.
Hitler Stark, who has been
changed from Glass 4 to Glass l in
the draft, passed through town
Tuesday morning with w. j. Han
son enroute to the County seat to
take his physical examination. a.
Mrs. Stanley Douglas, nee Agnes
Peterson, returned to Hope Mon
day after spending the past ten
weeks in the Twin Cities She
has opened her millinery shop and
is preparing to take care Of the
spring business.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. u. White, who
have been wintering in Minneap-
oils, were among the arrivals Mon
day morning. While in the cities
Mrs. White has been actively en-
gagged in Red ross work at the
Northern Division Headquarters.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. X. Jaquith
have leased the residence Of Mrs.
Stark in the north end of our city
and are now located in Hope.
Their auction sale came off
as advertised Monday and was
we'll attended. Mr.. Jaquith' s con-
dition remains about the same.
"Is Jesus Coming Soon?" is
the subject of Rev. f. H. Berg
mans Sunday morning sermon.
This is one Of the great questions
of the day. You will spend a
profitable hour listening to him
discourse on this great doctrine
Of the Christian church. Evening
service at 7:3O.
The Fuller Land Co.'S. offices
have assumed a new appearance
this week due to the installation
of their new electric light fixtur-
es by Supt. Bartlett Of the light
plant. They have also placed
several guide lamps over the en-
frances for the benefit of travel
ers passing at night.
Miller Langager, who enlisted
last December, met with an acct
dent in camp recently, which may
cripple him for some time. Part
of the training includes wrestling
and while thus engaged, in some
manner unknown to the writer,
he broke his ankle. His many
friends in this vicinity hope for
his early recovery.
Auctioneer I. w. STANDBY is
booked" to cry two Red Cross sal
es this month, one at Clifford on
the on the 22nd and at Finley on
the Both. OF course I. w. don't
get any commission on these sales
but he claims that he gets more
than in regular pay in fun by get
TING tho fellows RI oOmo across