The Hope pioneer., 1922-08-10

spent at various points in Minnesota.
The Pioneer has just received a
shipment of sweeping compound in
iron drumbs, which is being offered
at the unusually ow price of $2.75
per drum at the Office.
Harvesting in this vicinity is over
half done. The rye and barley is
practically all in the shock and wheat
is being cut rapidly, Some rye and
barley has been threshed
Rumor has it that H. j. Pepper,
who has spent the past year at .Mc-
Minnville, Ore, is on his way home.
Pep has been working in the office
OF the Telephone-Register.
l. w. Standley announces new
prices on Buick cars in an ad in this
issue OF the Pioneer. The new prices
along with Buick quality should
make these very popular cars.
Mr.. and Mrs. I. w. Standley, ac-
companied by their nephew, who re-
Gently underwent an operation at the
hospital in Fargo, and his nurse,
spent Sunday at Red Willow Lake.
Miss Any Wilson, of Casselton, WIS.,
lted at the home of her aunt, Mrs.
w. B. Rugg Tuesday and went from
there TO Finley to visit her grand
parents, Judge and Mrs. A. S. Moote
The Congregational Sunday School
picnic was held at the w. b. Rugg
farm south of town Tuesday after
noon. very enjoyable afternoon
was spent at games and other amuse-
: ments and delightful supper was
served at five o'clock.
Roy Wheat, who has been working
out of LeSueur, Mimi, since school
closed at the Iowa University, arrived
J III Hope Saturday for, a short visit
with home folks before returning to
resume his studies at the Dental Col
lege
l.: j. Bowen left Thursday even
ing OF last week for Devils Lake and
attended the meetings of the North
Dakota Press Association. On Sat-
urday he was Joined by Mrs. ]. A.
Bowen and they returned Sunday.
coming by way of Red Willow lake
where they heard the address by the
Hon j. F. T. O'Connor.
Wm Welsh, of Fargo, federal pro
hlbitlon officer, was i'll Steele county
Tuesday investigating q number of
complaints regarding violations ol
the prohibition laws. He and Deputy
Sheriff Johnson visited the places sls-
picion and made thorough search
without result except in one case
where barrel of mash was found.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. E. Warren arrived
Monday from McMinnville, Ore, hav-
lig made the trip in their car from
that point. Although Oregon is a
mighty fine place in their estimation
they are very pleased to get back to
good old North Dakota. They will
make their home in Hope for a time
until they get back on their farm
south OF the city.
Dr. H. M. Ehred visited friends in
Hope Monday and Tuesday. Dutch
has been visiting his parents in Far
go and incidently entered the tennis
tournament. In the singles he drew
one of the champions in the early
rounds and was eliminated but he
and his partner went to the semi
finals in the doubles.
On Monday evening of last week
Tommy Brewster, the six year old son
OF Mr.. and Mrs. F. E. Brewster, had
narrow escape from serious injury
The street was lined with cars parked
in the center of the street and in
crossing over he stepped in front OF
car being driven by Thornton Mea-
der. Fortunately the car was going
at low rate Of speed and Tommy
was knocked down and bruised only
A few days later he had entirely re-
covered from the experience.
LIN one OF the best games of base
ball seen here this season, Hope de
ea,ed Pillsbury Sunday afternoon by
the score Of to 9. The scoring was
-. al done in the first two inn
ngs, with the exception of the visit
ors second score which came at the
end OF the game. Melhouse pitched
a great game for Hope and secured
quite number OF strikeouts. Bell
for the visitors was hit hard at the
first part Of the game but was very
effective after he steadied down. The
visitors also brought along four in.
dian players.
n. ID. EDITORS ENJOYED FINE