The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1920-05-20

tional church Sunday, in the absence
of the pastor, Rev. F. H. Bergman,
who occupied the pulpit at Wahpe-
ton on that day.
"1n Old Kentucky" will be shown
at the Star Theatre, Finley, Tuesday
and Friday, May rs and %. Kopel-
mans Orchestra of Fargo will play
the music score for the picture Fri
day evening and for the dance after
1.-THE show. Shows at 1880 and 9:15,
dance at 1O:3O. Come.
IMPORTANT-Make your plans
now to see PATSY From Dakota" at
the Opera House on Monday evening,
May 81, (Memorial Day. This play
will be given entirely by local people
and the public can expect something
that is first class. Everybody will
want to go.
"The Motive That Surpasses All
Others will be Rev. Martins SER
mon theme next Sunday morning.
Sunday School at 1910 pm. Eve
ming service will be held at $500 pm.
A short, but i%nspirational service
will be our aim for Sunday evenings.
You are always wlcome.
On Play Day, Saturday, Manager
Wood of the Bijou Theatre will
SHOW II of Mack Sennett's fiive-reel
comedy features entitled, Down On
the Farm" and also a two-reel west
ern feature, a one-reel news film,
one reel Of educational films, and an
extra one-reel comedy. Shows will
begin at $500 pm. and continue I'M
til midnight. Prices 20 and 40
cents.
Last Saturday in the base ball
game between Hope High School and
Neville High School, Vernon PLANE,
the big youthful athlete of H. H. S.,
, met with a very painful and regret
table accident while sliding to third
base. In some manner his spikes
t caught so that his right leg was bro
ken and his ankle fractured. He
3 was Immediately taken to DR.. Wat
son, who set the broken members.
: He is now getting along nicely but II
will be several months before he will
e be able to be about again.
Elsewhere in this issue will be
O found the announcement of E. A
Erickson, who is up for the nomina.
ton as representative from this dis.
J, trict. Mr.. Erickson is one of Steele
County's most popular farmers ant
residents. He was endorsed at tho
V meeting of the anti-Town!ey, anti
socialist convention held ut Fin,e.
y and will make the race on that plat
form. With such a running-mate a.
R. A. Lathrop, of this city, who wa
g also the choice Of this convention
k the prospects of defeating Town!e,
o and his gang in this Legislative dis
trict look quite bright.
e The base ball game between Hope
G and Sharon Sunday wasn't-a bal
e game. The day was cloudy, rainy
t and windy, making it a most unde
sirable day to play, with the result
"a that both teams made many errors
+ hits and scores, but Sharon had the
edge on locals from the first anG
when six o'clock came the score
stood % to IA, or something like
that, in favor of the visitors. Mum.
l erous candidates for positions on the
) Hope team were tried out during the
i game. The next game is scheduled
" to- be played Sunday at Page.
The people who were present al
the display of automobiles shown by
the Horton Motor Co.'s Educational
Tour, which reached Hope an hour
and a half late Saturday morning
were more~than pleased with the ex
u hibit. The group was made up Of
twelve en<including a bugler who
e announced the arrival Of the. exhibit
tors in each town. Three trucks
d carrying a cut-open Chalmers chas.
sis, a cut-open Maxwell chassis anG
e a cut-open Maxwell truck chassis
and three touring cars and a supply
truck were the motors making the
trip. A complete demonstration o.
y 4 ..--YS--- - H. -.- 500.
was the feature of the work being
carried on by the tourists, such de
" m%onstration being very easily fol
lowed because of the manner il