The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1918-05-30
Locals
As We Heard Them
the Bijou Saturday..


Cliff Miller returned from Ak
len, Mimi, Tuesday morning.
Peter Lee Of Pillsbury, was a
business visitor in our city Tues
day.
Miss Flossie Lindgren is visit
ing with Mrs. Stanley Douglas.
this week.
Mr.. Jordan, of st. Paul, a broth
er-in-law Of p. +. Orn, was a Wis
itor in Hope Saturday.
A. Il. and Chas. Ward, of Min
neapolls, We're business visitors in
our city the first Of the week.
Mrs. G. G. Boise, Of Fargo spent
several days with her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. S. D.. Curry, lastt week.
Tolles Langager was called to
Warren, Mimi, Monday evening
to attend the funeral of an uncle.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Grams, of
Minot, visited at the home of
their brother, Ferdinand, last
week.
Mrs. G. w. Kotts left Monday
evening for Hunter where she
will attend the w. G.. II. u. Con-
vention.
Frank Smith Of Plentywood,
Mont, made a short visit with
friends and relatives in Hope the
end of last week.
Mr.. Mark Joslyn arrived the
end Of last week from his home
in New Port, VT, and is visiting
with his brother, j. IL.
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st. Paul Dispatch or any other
daily paper at the Pioneer office.
1t will save you the trouble Of
writing a letter.
Merton Trammell returned
home Tuesday morning after a
two weeks visit in Minnesota. He
went down with the intention of
enlisting but could not pass the
physical examinations.
Several good heavy rains last
week have put the crops in fine
shape again, especially those that
had been damaged to some extent
by the dry winds of the week be-
fore. With a little warm weather
now everything will grow in
great shape.
Mrs. M. Benson, and daughter,
Esther, Of Lidgcrwood, autocd to
Hope last week and have been
guests at the home Of Mrs. Ben
sons brother, A. Il. Silberstein.
Mrs. Benson is president of the
Lidgcrwood Woman's Club and
was a delegate to the Federation
meetings here. They left Tues.
day afternoon for home.
The Postotfice department has
made a contract with II. Nj. Major
to carry mail between Hope and
Shcrbrookc. The route will start
July LIST. The many patrons on
the route will appreciate the re-
sumption of this service as they
have been compelled to drive to
town for their mail during the
time the route has been run from
Pickert.
A Farmers Club in the north
ern part Of Riverside Township
held a basket social and raised
1925 which was donated to the
Red Cross. War Fund. The quota
for the township was 1910 but the
total raised was $4S6.25. 1t is
work like this that is going tc
place North Dakota in First Place
in the United States on the Wal
Fund Drive.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gordon Jefferson
received a long letter Tuesday
morning from their son Earl, who
is now in France. He gave a very
interesting account Of his triI
across the water and Of the beau
tlful scenery on the coast OF
France. The weather, during the
trip, was rough part Of the time
but Earl succeeded in getting
through without suffering from
email de mere"
Among the c~uriosities we have
heard Of lately is one reported by
Tolles Langager, which is a foul
legged chicken which Matched re
Gently on his farm. Nature seem
ed to have decided that it would
not be able to scratch up enough
garden with the ordinary supply
Of feet and legs and has added ;
second Dair. We trr1St this vari