The Hope pioneer., 1922-08-17


pastor of the Congregational church
the past few months, departed Mon
day for Fargo. His successor will
be here in the near future.
Mrs. Chas. Thomas, Jr, and daugh-
ter, Elsie May, will leave Friday for
their home at Grand Junction, Colo.
They have been visiting here with
Mrs. Luce the past few weeks.
large concrete silo has recently
been installed at the Ward Farms Co.
farm on the south side of town. This
has been done to provide feed for
their dairy herd, of Holstein cattle.
w. F. Heath, district plant chief,
and John Borrlson, commercial man
=, OF the North Oak. Independent
Telephone Co., of Fargo, were bus
mess visitors in Hope Saturday. Mr..
Heath was accompanied by his wife.
The Ward Bros. have established
summer residence at the east end
Of the A. J. King property and are
making their headquarters there
while looking after their farming
interests
A. M. Mclaughlin, who has spent
the past year on the Pacific Coast,
arrived in Hope yesterday, having
made the trip home via the southern
route visiting points in Arizona and
New Mexico.
We stated last week that H. j. Pep
per was on his way TO Hope from
Oregon, where he has been located
the past year. Later information
states that he has decided to remain
ut McMinnville.
Sund Brothers, of Blabon, are tax
,.vantage Of the Pioneers ad-
vertising columns this week to an
nounce few items of their stock that
will be of special interest to our read
er. Look their ad over.
Mrs. M. Savoie has asked the Pho
neer to extend her thanks to the
members of the community who came
out so eadily last Saturday afternoon
and assisted in putting out the fire
which threatened the obstruction of
her property.
Howard Ted" Reynolds arrived
the first of the week from Winnipeg,
Man. Canada, where he is now To-
of dairy lunch stores. He expects
to spend his vacation with relatives
and fiends in this community.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. r. Baker arrived
home last evening from Williston
where they have been visiting the
past month with relatives. Today
Mr.. Baker is celebrating his saith
birthday anniversary. The Pioneer
joins his many friends in Offering
congratulations and wishing him
many happy returns of the day.
A light shower of rain early We'd
nesday morning settled the dust and
cooled the air to some extent. The
heat the past week has been intense,
the thermometer registering around
98 most of the time and one day
reaching 102. A heavy rain fell near
Finley the first of the week, and also |
d few miles east of Hope.
The prize in the Missing Word Con-
test for last week goes to Alice Wheat
The correct answer should have been:
"a" third word in fourth line and
that" second word in ninth line of
Hope Drug Co. ad; "do" tenth word
in seventh line of Lathrop & Lund-
ing Cos advertisement. Read the
ads carefully this week and send in
yours answers early.
Atty. John Moses, of Hazen, ar
rived in Hope Saturday from the
east. He had just returned from a
trip to Europe, having visited points
in Engand, France, Germany, Den
mark and Norway. In the last named
country he visited several weeks with
relatives. He and Mrs. Moses and
son, who have been visiting at the
Joslyn home, left Monday for their
home at Hazen.
Elsewhere in this issue will be
found an announcement by the
Chandler Furniture Store. Mr.. Chand-
ler is getting the store in shape for
business but is contemplating num-
ber of improvements in the arrange
ment that will require some time to
complete. He intends to give the
community a frst-class furniture
store and should be encouraged by
the patronage of everyone who needs
anything in his line.
The community was called on to
fight fire again Saturday afternoon