The Hope pioneer., 1922-06-08

N. N. f.,
Mr.. and Mrs. Byer, who have been
visiting at the home of their son, Ell
mer, returned to Egeland the first of
the week.
Miss Elsie Klovstad, who has been
teaching the past year arrived home
Wednesday morning for the summer
vacation.
Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Johnson left
by auto Tuesday morning for Grand
Forks to attend the I. o. o. F. grand
lodge meetings.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. r. Baker went to
Breckenridge Monday evening whera
they will visit for several days with
an old-time friend
''Tanlac did what everything else
failed ITO do" Thousands have said
it. So will you. Sold BY the Hope
Drug Store-Advertisem
Miss Grace Lunding has completed
| her duties as teacher for the past
school year at Hot Springs So. Oak.
and arrived home Wednesday.
The new telephone directories We're
issued the first of the week and are
now in the hands of the telephone
subscribers. Call by number please.
| Mrs. George Horner and daughter,
Mary, arrived Wednesday morning
from Chicago for visit at the home
OF Mrs Horner's sister, Mrs. G. X.
Smalley.
A number of the base ball fans
autoed to Valley City Tuesday after
noon to witness the ball game be-
tween the Valley City and Watertown
of the Dakota League.
Lloyd Orser is doing some inten-
sive work in the county in his cam
paign for the office of County Audi
tor. He will make most efficient
official if the voters see fit to place
him in office.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. G. Petersen moved
last week into the new residence re-
Gently completed by Geo. Hardin.
The new house is a six-room bunga-
low strictly modern, OF which Mr.
Hardin is justly proud.
Andrew Nelson, of Sharon, one of
the candidates for County Judge
twas visitor in Hope the first OF tn.
week, renewing acquaintance with
, old friends. Mr.. Nelson has been {
resident of the county for about 2$
years.
Elsewhere in this issue will b,
found the announcements of P. O
Sathre and Andrew E. Erickson VIII,
are candidates for the Office of Repre-
sentative from the 18th Legislative
Dist. Messers Satire and Erickson
are the nominees endorsed by th
Nonpartisan county convention.
After several days of real summe
weather, change took place Tues
day night starting with a heavy thun
der shower. This was followed by
sharp drop in the temperature an,
more rain which has continued of
and on since that time. Crops ar
looking fine and rye is in the bios
SON.
A meeting of boys between the age
OF IL and Is years will be held a
the Pioneer office on Monday evening
June 26th, for the purpose of organic
ing radio club. Any boys who ar
interested in the radio telegraph o
telephone are invited to be present
Prof. H. w. Pearson will have charg
of the organization.
There will be real base ball gam
on Wednesday,, June l4th. Luvern
and Hope will clash and you kno,
what that means. Hope has alread
defeated Luverne one game and i
prepared to administer another de
feat to them. Luverne is maxim
plans to even up the score 1t will
be real battle. Don't miss it.
Hope is we'll represented in tn
graduating class of the University O
North Dakota this year, three of tn
graduates being residents of this cit
They are Mary Helen Cassell an
Russell Bernard Mcclellan, VIII
graduate from the College of Libel
al Arts, the latter from the CONNER
ce department., and James Thomso
Cassell who received his degree i
Civil Engineering. The commence
ment will be held on Sunday Monda
and Tuesday, of next week.