The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1918-03-28
Sheriff Crimson was transact
ing bushes sin the city Monday.

Committees are at work per-
fecting their organizations for
putting on a strenuous campaign
for the Third Liberty Loan. 49,
100000 is to be raised and the
Opening day is set for April 9th.
Attend the Easter Services at
the Congregational Church at
II 100 A. NJ. The choir will rem
der the cantata "The Risen
King. 1910 Bible School. 500.
Evening Service. The subject of
the Easter address is Casters
Message to This Age". You are
invited to attend these services.
The Fuller Land Co. garage is
continually adding new equip
ment to their repair shop to en-
able them to handle the business
that is coming to them. Their
most recent addition is a big
turning lathe, one Of the best
and most up-to-date that could
be obtained. With this machine
they can turn out anything from
a pin to a fly wheel.
The business men of the city,
with their ladies, joined in a
banquet at the Palm Hotel last
Thursday evening at 1870 and
had a most enjoyable time. At
the close of the dinner the gather
ing was called to order and MI.
and Mrs. Egan, proprietors Of the
hotel, were presented with a
large set Of silverware as a tok-
en- of the appreciation Of their en-
deavors to give our city a first
class hostelry.
Quite a number of teams will
be in the fields this week prepar-
ing the ground for early seeding.
Conditions r right for planting
the largest acreage ever known
in this state and it is hoped that
they will continue favorable.
Storms are a usual thing at this
time of year and there is always
a probability of a good heavy
snow. Should it arrive now it
will do more good than harm as
the season is so far advanced that
it will not last long.
, The Non-partisan League will
hold a meeting in the Hope Op-
era House on Monday evening.
April LIST, at which the principal
: speaker will be Walter Thomas
! Mills, an author and lecturer Of
national reputation. He was
identified for years in his work
: in the prohibition movement, has
5 spent five years in Australia and
New Zealand as a leader in polit-
t ical reforms and is a widely reac
: author and on the side Of Democ.
2 racy everywhere. See advertise
ment in this issue. Adv
The fire department was calico
!, out Monday morning shortly be
| fore eleven O'Clock to put out a fire
at the barn Of the S. A. Olson resi-
' dence in the north east part Of
town. The fire was caused by
& sparks blowing from a pile Of
burning rubbish and caught in tho
banking Of the barn. Before il
e was discovered it had gained quite
t a start but several buckets Of
water poured on by the neighbors
e held it in check until the arrival Of
the chemical engine. Owing tt
the high wind blowing at the time
the fire might have caused a great
amount of damage had it gotter
e beyond control.
Ladies of Hope and vicinity
are urged to take advantage Of
the, good roads and fine weather
to auto over to Syverson's De
partment Store at Cooperstown
where. they will find assembled
for thein examination all the
newest ideas in Millinery, Coats
h Suits, Waits, Skirts, Silk anc
Serge Dresses, Shoes, ORES:
Goods, Silks, Trimmings, Neck
wear, Gloves, Hosiery, Under
n wear, etc., etc. Our price OF
e staple dry goods and groceries
it and far under the market
. Come and see us. John Syver
son & Sons, Cooperstown, N. D