TMALTOK DEMOCRAT, SATPBDAT, JUKE 20.,1903Celebrate July fourth a.t Hoepor.Watch for a program of our fourth )f July celebration in next week’B issue.* William Pohlen and John Heitz-man are up in Minnesota ou land business. .Quite a number from here went up to the old Bottler's picnic at Boyden laet Saturday. Among others were Mieses Koolbock and Shed. Bort Draayom and his best girl were thoro from Sheldon vicinity.Pote Kollen and wife of Adrian Minnesota aro visiting her folks the Hentges families. ■ 'See those big fourth of July bills announcing Hosper’s celebration! Thoy were printed at the Democrat office.Charles Hentges expects to go west eoon to find a new home. He will .visit Yoilowstono park and other points of interest.Pete Aucbstntter and wife were here from Illinois this week and have taken the five youngest children of George Henkel to his mother at Henkel Illinois.Nlc Ludowisse’s boy who has been in the land business at Devils Lako North Dakota for eome time is now in tho government land office there and is doing well.The elovon year old daughter of Arie Van Iperen who has been living at Arie Muilenburg’s died last week She was on a visit to her grandmother Van Iperen at the time.Pete Van Heel who operates the Heukol.farm took a jug of whiskey home tho other evening to have handy in case of snakebite and nextI Bell more of Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy than of. all similar preparations put together and it gives the beet satisfaction of any medicine I over sold. I guarantee every bottle of it.—F. C. Jaouitu, Inland Mich. This romedy is for salo by A. Scbaul Alton, Ray Varnum Hoepcr.Wednesday at high noou nt the home of tho bride’e parents two and a half milos northwest of here occurred the marriago of Miss Grace Dyksterhuis to Beu Klein — Rov. Mouw of the Hoepcr prcsbytcrian church officiating. A big afternoon reception to. the old folks and oue in the evening for the young people were greatly enjoyed.There was a clay pigoon shoot here Wednesday. Messrs. Barber and Cannon were over from Paullina and Messrs. Christiany and Munk and Foobig from Sheldon. They did most of the shooting themselv though Jungenr and Stitx took hand just for sociability. Mr. Bishop of Matlock wns also present. Barber is the man who recently won the cup in the shoot at Sioux City. The event was a fifteen bird shoot, Barber and eight others were tied on fifteen birds. In the shootoff Barber won by n straight run of seventeen successful shots.There was an exciting ball game here Wednesday evening. Hosper and Granville played and Hosper won by the score of thirteen to twelve. It took eleven innings to decide it and tho score by innings' was us follows:The republicans of Floyd township held their caucus Tuesday night. Delegates selected are G. Draayom, H. Vander Burg, Hubert aud John Vau Rooyen, R. Van Zyl and Harry Tillema. Thoy were iustructod for Morris. Dan Montgomery was up this way Tuesday and appeared anxious. He said he needed Lynn township and the last seen of him he was after it.Hosper will celebrate on the fourth. All arrangements aro made and the big bills are up. Thero will bo things doing in Hosper on the fourth. The Alton hand will olav. ThereInning* -1 2 3 4 0 0 7 8 9 10 1 Ornnvlllc—I l l l a 3 0 I I o 0 Hooper —0 10100211 0 1The battery for Granville was Schwcbach, Zauen and Nemmers. For Hosper Zeldenthuis and Zorge. Scbwebach struck out fivo rnen, Zeldenthuis sovouteou. Graovills has always rubbod it into ’Hosper about her ball playing. It haB been said that only one or two players were Hosper men and so on. Wednesday every man was a home player and the team won by pure superiority of playing. Our home fellows are enthusiastic since tho game as Granville has a good team and it is probable the victory Wednesday will put new life into the game here.Hull Fr*■1.