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The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1906-04-12
A. w. Greenwood and wife ar
rived Monday night.

"A. w. OIccuWOOu dllu Wllc dI-
rived Monday night.
Comic souvenir postals at the
Gold Medal Pharmacy.
Every pound formaldehyde
sold guaranteed full strength at
Wamberg's.
Mrs. Jessie White and baby,
of Darlington, arrived Tuesday
evening for a short visit with her
parents.
Mrs. Maggie Stevens and Miss
Caroline Milligan spent Sunday
at Aneta where they visited with
relatives.
R. A. Rust, of Underwood ar
rived last Monday night and has
accepted a position in the Gold
Medal Pharmacy.
Remember the Pioneer is
equipped to do all kinds of job
printing on short notice and in
an-up-to date manner.
Miss Ella Nelson entertained
a few of her friends at tea Tues
day evening in honor of Miss
En- ma Slingsby's eighteenth
birthday.
Reginald Thurlow reports that
he is selling so copies of the
Saturday Evening Post each
week. Are you on his list? If
not, why not? It is worth the
money.
Vivian Tillotson is sporting a
team of fine Shetland ponies this
spring. The little fellows are
well broken and when hitched to
the little rig, make a very at
tractive appearance.
East Lynne touches the hearts
of all. A play in which the most
famous actors and actresses of
the country have appeared, and
which stands today the most
powerful theatrical magnet in
America. Opera House Apr. 49,.
Miss Jessie Clint closed a seven
months term of school in Hope
School No. 4, last Friday, in the
evening an entertainment and
social was given. The sum Of
1928 was raised for the benefit of
a library. Miss Clint will leave
in a few days for Grafton.
Seeding has commenced quite
generally and a number of farm
ers have a considerable amount
sown. Conditions are excellent
for sowing and with a contin-
uation of the present weather
the farmers of this section will
not be long in getting their
spring work finished.
M. B. Brundage and Fred N.
Lang spent several days among
the ducks near Stump Lake last
week. They did not meet with
the usual success owing to the
fact that it is yet early in the
season for good shooting. How
ever they brot back a few fine
specimens of the family Dafla
Acuta.
If you want help on short no.
tice phone or write Larsen &
Bolstad Employment Agency,
414 Front Street, Fargo, Phone
ISL. 45-t12
For Sale-Bowling Alley com
plete with building in Clifford,
N. Oak. For particulars inquire
of D. J. Gumb, Hope, N. Oak.
FORMELDEHYDE.
The same high standard at
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1906-04-12

For Sale-Bowling Alley com
plete with building in Clifford,
N. Oak. For particulars inquire
of D. J. Gumb, Hope, N. Oak.
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1906-04-12

~FORMELDEHYDE.
The same high standard at
Wamberg's Drugs Store.
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1906-04-12

Three I sections of land for
rent 5 to 6 miles north Of Hope.
Will rent in whole or by 4 Sec
tions.
DANSKIN & CURRY.
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1906-04-12

If you are a candidate for office
we would suggest that you have
your announcement published in
the Pioneer, the oldest and most
widely circulated paper in Steele
county.
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1906-04-12

THE LA INQUIRE SEED HOUSE,
E. A. Bennett, Prop. LaMoure, N. D.
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1906-04-12

East Lynne goes home to every
heart. Millions have read the
famous novel. See the play.
Opera House April 10.
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1906-04-12

If you want help on short no.
tice phone or write Larsen &
Bolstad Employment Agency,
414 Front Street, Fargo, Phone
ISL. 45-t12
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1906-04-12

This is the time of the year
when it is in order to clean up
the back yard and get those I'M
slightly ash heaps removed.
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1906-04-12

Write US a postal card and
we will mail you our 1906
catalOg it is full of good
things. Northern grown
seed corn. grass seeds, brom-
us inermis, millets, timothy.
clover. redtop. blue grass.
seed wheat. Russian fax,
speltZ. barley, spring rye,
Dwarf Essex rape, etc.
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1906-04-12

H. D. Carpenter is home again
after having spent the winter
very pleasantly with his son,
Frank, who is in the ranching
business near Estancia, N. M.
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1906-04-12

A fresh supply of chocolates
and bon bons at the Gold Medal
Pharmacy.
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1906-04-12

The M. Ms. and B. B. J. FPS.
celebrated vacation last week by
having two parties. For partic-
ulars see j. F. Clothes, Of this
city.
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1906-04-12

Without question East Lynne
is the greatest Emotional drama
of the present day. Opera House
April Is.
The Delta independent., 1906-04-13
Start Store at OIathe.

George Rawson was in Delta Tuesday
and informed a representative Of the
Independent that he had just closed a
deal for two business lots in Olathe and
would proceed to build store building
at once which would be used by him
self for gents furnishing and millinery
store.
He is very confident Of the assured
growth Of Olathe and also Of the valley
and says that he believes there is no
better place to locate in all of Colorado
Until recently he has been resident of
Maher, Colorado, small town in the
northeastern part of Montrose County.
He left for home on Wednesday
morning. There is no gainsaying the
fact that the Uncompahgre Valley is
attracting attention from even those
who are located what might be called
just outside of the district and that
many Of these psople are selling their
holdings to move inside the water line
Of the great tunnel
The Delta independent., 1906-04-13
CATTLE TRADE DULL.
Light Demand at All Points and
Prices Lower..Beef Grades Suf-
fer Most.

DENVER UNION STOCK YARDS, April
9 There was no life to the cattle trade
here last week and the market was de-
cidedly dull. The same was true at all
markets. Receipts were not heavy at
any point but bulk consisted of beef
steers and as the demand was limited,
prices ruled weak to lower almost every
day. Eastern markets quoted declines
of Is to 30 cents but the market here
was not more than Is to 20 cents off.
Some very good grain fed steers sold at
$4.57X, the high price of the week.
Others went at $4.55 and bulk at $500
and better. Light handy-weight steers
sell better here than the heavy kinds.
A bunch of fancy corn-fed heifers from
western Nebraska brought $40 with
northern Colorados at $3.50. Few Of
the cows offered were good enough to
bring above 1875, however, and most
good killing grades sold from this down
to $3.50. Medium cows sold at S2.25 to
$2.s5. Supply of good cows Was light
and demand very good but prices are 10
to Is cents lower on account Of the gen.
eral decline. Common cows were very
dull. Bulls were fully steady a. supply
was limited and demand good. veals
were also scarce and market firm, tops
bringing $3.50. Feeder and stocker
supply light and quality none too good.
Demand was very good for choice steers
but few Of this kind here. Strictly
choice steers are about steady with a
week ago but the common kinds are of
10 to 15 cents. Eastern ms rkets report
a very light demand for anything except
the very best steers and this is the
cause Of the dullness here. Prices
ranged largely from $3.50 to $s.25.
Receipts this morning were light and
little change in the situation. Bulk
consisted of beef and demand only fair
ly good as packers are pretty well sup
piled.
w. N. FULTON.
The Delta independent., 1906-04-13
AN ORDNANCE.

AN ORDINANCE APPROVING THE FLAT OF
AN ADDITION TO THE TOWN OF DELTA,
COLORADO, CALLED THE DELTA BRICK
AND TILE 'COMPANYs ADDITION TO
DELTA TOWNSHIP
BE 1T ORDAINED by tho Hoard Of Trustees Of
the Town Of Delta, Colorado:
SRc. !. That. w,ereas the Delta Brick md
Tile Company. Corporation. is the sole owner
Of "a certain trnct' Of land hereinafter dercrihsi
contiguous 10 tho Town at Delta, which hns becn
plated M nm addition 10 Mid Town Of Delta and
has made In duplicate n plat of said addition,
which snid-plnt has been nlsd with the Town
Clerk of ths Town Of Delta, and
Whereas said pint Conforms In all respects u
law and the ordinances of tho Town Of Delta and
hns been approved by tho li0arI 0f Truwtess NJ
said Town and the owner ofsaid tract hos applied
70 said Town 10 have said lind No platted made
nm addition thereto and part there0f,
Now Therefore, IL II ordninc'i, that the said
land and territory shown on said plat designatsd
~ tie Delta Delta Brick and Tile Con,panys Ad-
diti0n 10 Delta Townsitc, te and hereby Ii an
nexcd 10 and Incorporated In the Town Of Delta,
Colorado, as The Delta Brick and Tile cOmpany's
Addition " Dcltn Townsitc. and said tract of
land II hereby mkde . part Of said Town and
sub3ect 10 the Jurisdiction thereof
Passca, approved and ordered publishcd, tiis
9Th day Of April, 1918.
ArrEr: ". II. GALE,
Nj. BRADLEY, Mayor.
fSEALl Clerk.
The Delta independent., 1906-04-13
UNIVERSITY Of DENVER SUMMER
SCHOOL.

The sixth session of the Summer
School of the University Of Denver will
open on Monday, June 18th. and con-
tinue for six weeks until July 9th.
During the regular Summer School
from June 18th to July 9th, work will
be offered in the following subjects
Astronomy, Biology, Botany, Chemist
ry, Education, English Language and
Literature, French, Geology, German,
History. Political Science, Latin, Math-
ematics. Philosophy, Psychology, Phys
les, Mechanics, and Zoology. The pro-
fessors who will offer this work are the
following: Dean Howe. the eminent
astronomer, who is known over the
whole world and who belongs in class
by himself among educational men in
Colorado; Professor Russell, who has
his Casters degree from Wesleyan
University; Professor Engle. who has
his Doctors degree from Columbia;
Professor Cutler, who has his Masters
degree from Denver; Professor Phillips.
who has his Doctors degree from Clark; ;
Professor Roberts, who has his Masters
degree from the Ohio University and
his Doctors degree from Denver; Pro-
fessor Westhaver, who has his Masters
degree from Denver and his Doctors
degree from Liepzic; Professor Harrop,
who has his Masters degree from Har-
ward and his Doctors degree from Bos-
ton; Professor Ida Kruse McFarlanc.
who has her Masters degree from Vas
sar; and Professor Henry Merz. B. s.
and A. NJ, native Of Switzerland. and
professor in the University Of Wyom-
ing.
Many teachers want some special
preparation for examination. A class
will be formed for the purpose Of
thorough drill in ali branches included
in teachers examinations.
Summer School bulletin can be had
by writing Chancellor Buchtel at Uni
versity Park, Colo.
The Delta independent., 1906-04-13

The April Arena" will be especially
attractive to friends Of the Single-Tax,
as it contains very interesting and
lucid paper on the Single-Tax by Mr..
John z. White, and also a full-page
half. tone portrait Of Mr.. White. An
extended editorial considers the admir-
able letter recently addressed by Mayor
johnson to the Cleveland clergymen in
response to their criticism Of him. In
this editorial Mr.. Flower makes an ap-
peal to the clergymen Of America to act
on the Mayors suggestions and engage
in an earnest crusade for the bettering
Of social conditions.
The Delta independent., 1906-04-13

Tom Patterson is home from Washington and it's good guess
that he is needed in Denver push municipal ownership
paign The split Denver wdethe desire for franchises
wider The public feel that the Tramway have
overheard them yet that if capital is will
ng couple the suburbs that the right should be advanced
The Delta independent., 1906-04-13
Do you know the ADVANTAGES
OF an Iron neadgate?

Nest farmess dea't they wsaiA pat 10 ires essss
instead Of wooden An heaAgsts hes as 4asy
edvaasagss wesdss gate ifoa slew - svs
. weoden one.
Nesthwesssrn irsn Hssleass can - pus 10 s.sIss
sssn weedea gass ssessss Il 70 simpis II
tghts very easily epssasl ths uHess lsfeSas
gate made Il 10 the cheapest.
Other a1vaatagse sf irea hssAeatss sxpai.sd Il
ny eeealst. whieh shall b glad sssA yea Sss shs
sskies This best way for 70 Aaa whsthss
nssdssss hes many Advantages ~ee1se gate 10 Ne
nssA:.; 70 ~ The ssss Ssss.ss sey tie sshs s.l
sns ai ooss ese ee0vtses thet tbs No9thWsseeea
lrea HssAfass 10 the bsss, sAio gate bask q ~
sspsass. hads't ysa ssssss isvsssissssf
c. .. DUTcaAaT. psNvsa, colo.
The Delta independent., 1906-04-13

We are preparing to increase the
Clemings Jewelry stock to one Of the
largest in Western Colorado, and to
equip for doing all kinds of Jewelry
Jobing. Think Of US when you come to
town and drop in.
j. w. EDMoNDs. Jeweler.
The Delta independent., 1906-04-13

WHEN butts into politics and then gets his little feelings
every time anyone mentions his any other way
throwing boquets tied with pink ribbons the public usually
opinion that such quite similar the old expression
the pig the paor Yet the nction does not last long,
usually and the easily hurt friends places where the
public eye falls not.
The Delta independent., 1906-04-13

NEWS reports tell Of terrible buchey the hands of
authorities The details terrible read and there
of repeating them but suffice that number of patriots
murdered cold by order of the Close friends
in the soder those ordered the killing and when
the order to fire. many refused shoot And another
ecuon Immediately followed And Russia Christian country
peoped by Cacaans acknowledged be of the
and holds its head white folks deserving sympathy
in lieu Of troubles She ought have itn molecules
The Delta independent., 1906-04-13

THERE old saying all know and have heard many
many times is sweet sweete than anything else in all this
world when out with days struggles with
hard work and by month Of grind grind There is place
like home How many have dreamed and thought
are still thinking it. Yet how Of dream in vain and
der why such tender words must often be only picture Of the
past to cherish and to again experience
The Delta independent., 1906-04-13

Harper Denver has been selected fill the
Office of secretary for the Republican Club in Denver Those
who selected him have shown good judgment We have
Mr. Harper for just about long have known anybody
this world and have always found him be
whom it pleasure call friend and whom every confidence
placed lacked for true support and reposa Mr.
Harper especially adapted to secretary the organization
which has just elected him nasmuch years he
been active worker along party lines and gifted with the
sonay well integrity, that all admire crown
ing fact about Mr. Harper that he Buckeye and most Buck
eyes to turn out just about right.
The Delta independent., 1906-04-13

The Western Federation of Miners reported put up
the ten thousand dollar bail required for the appearance st.
John Rather expensive luxury st. John if he should happen
be kidnapped by the mine and allowed
self ALL reports true essential to the Fede
alton to keep pretty watch the would not
hesitate to such action is the Federation have claimed
that they guilty Of most Of the crimes committed during
past few years.
The Delta independent., 1906-04-13


purchase of handsome Silver Service for the
Cruiser Colorado Since the first made
weeks ago. Colorado State Commercial Association had
the gift interest throughout evidenced by pub
fishers almost all Colorado and by letters from every
section of the offering both moral and financial assistance
from officers of the Sons of the American Revolution
have urged the Committee the value of the
gift from 900 but has been decided to hold to the
original particularly liberal subscriptions given
to the fund.
The Committee should campaign
funds within and the suggestion that the gift shall
the great thob patriotic heart of Colorado should meet
the approval of citizen of the state We will publish list
of all subscriptions they made and hope to include the
every pupil the public schools of this city and county
We believe every ownup should contribute least dollar
and school children at least silver dime.
We will gladly receive the contributions receipt for the
and forward the amount to the Committee.
ONE H. R. Fish, formerly the insgator of souvenir booklet
in the North Fork is working the San Luis Valley people the
The booklet edition all right and properly db
uted does much good for locality but Fshwe have
remember him. So have few of the dearly beloved
printing craft hail the flag of Delta county We
appsd the conditions the San Luis souvenir and little
about Fish would kindly cation Of the fraternity in
their dealings with this gentleman 1t is also understood that
foot to raise Thousand dollars
We positive that the people Of the San Luis will nothing
by investment such One told the other day that
the trouble with Fish that he between barrel of
whiskey and thimbeful of bran We agreed Our exper-
with him indicates has sized up situation
to nicety
The Delta independent., 1906-04-13

no-9
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1906-05-04
GUARANTEE ALL WORK
TURNER SIDEWALK REBUILT
G. o. Frye and His Merry Men Abe
Pushing Ahead Rapidly

The Tulsa Stone company Is today
removing and rebuilding the cement
walk in front Of the Turner building
on Second street. When it was laid
during the winter freeze caught 1t
while it was green, necessitatlng the
rebuilding, and the one which will
now be laid will be one that will last
c. O. Frye, president of the company,
is doing the work without orders from
Mr.. Turner, who knows nothing of
the condition of the walk, and with
out any additional charge.
The Tulsa Store company guaran-
tees, impliedly or in writing, all the
contracts it undertakes. 1t will not
slight its work. 1t will not lay side
walk or a pavement that will not
last. If its work proves imperfect
and not up to requirements, 1t will be
done over again without charge. Mr..
FRYE maintains personal supervision
of all jobs, and his experience and
knowledge are invaluable to those CIV
ing contracts.
The company has the great majority
of contracts new beilng filled in Tulsa,
and with 40 men constantly busy is
getting over an immense amount Of
ground daily and improving the city
beyond computation The sidewalk
fad has at last taken hold of the citi-
zens and every enterprising and pro-
gressive residence owner is either lay
ing a walk or has his order placed for
one. so that by next winter Tulsa will
not be led in this respect by any city
in the territory.
The best of it is they are all smooth,
level, good looking and good feeling
cement walks.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1906-05-04
WHAT OIL DOES FOR ROBINSON

Robinson, H., May An conJunc-
ton with capitalists from st. Louis,
Chicago and Indianapolis, leading citi-
zens of this city have organized the
Robinson Exchange, with capital
stock of 100000, and have elected
the following officers: A. w. Howard,
president; former congressman Joseph
B. Crowley, secretary, and Charles H.
Steel. cashier Of the First National
bank. treasurer. The organization has
300 acres of land adjoining the city
which will be donated in subdivisions
for the location of factories or other
enterprises, together with free Gas and
crude oi! for light and fuel. The Of
fee of the secretary is at Robinson,
I'LL
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1906-05-04

ASTOUNDING REVELATIONS MADE
IN STANDARD OIL METHODS BY
SPECIAL MESSAGE OF PRESIDENT

handled the almost reason-berett mul-
titudeS. There were few accidents IN
this connection and it seems wonder
ful that such was the case.
"The Babes company entered
Frisco in a luxurious special train,
with three modern Pullman ears and
a magnificent dining ear, We left in
n second class coach-one hundred of
Ms huddled together, hungry and un-
comfortable. But we made the best
of bad situation, and, as our mang-
er said, are equal to any circumstan-
ces after what we passed through at
the Golden Gate. All members of the
company lost their entire wardrobes,
and the managers were losers to the
extent of $lO0,0O0.'
Miss Gillette has been singularly
successful in the first season of her
professional career. Since appearing
with the Babes in Toyland company,
she has been twice promoted. In the
last two months Of the season closed
so dramatically, she enacted the role
of the "'Moth Queen" and was under
study to Tom-Ton, the leading char
acter in the opera. Her plans fol
next wear are indefinite. "Babes in
Toyland" has played four seasons,
Unless yhe management concludes to
take the production abroad, it will be
discontinued. If it tours the contin'
ent. Miss Gillette will be with it. II
not, she will tour in another produc-
ton under the same management.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1906-05-04
MUSIC, CAKE AND PUNCH.
M. E. Church, South, Scene Of Enjoy
able Festivities.

When the pastor of the NJ Il.
church. south, last night asked the
church full of people how many mem
bers present were here three years
ago. only six held up their hands. Al
most the entire membership, as is al
so the ease with almost the entire cltl-
zenship of Tulsa. are new comers, and
the social last night was for the pur-
pose of introducing them to each 9TH
er. A number of other events were
transpiring in the city last night but
they did not prevent fine crowd at
tending this social.
The early part of the evening was
devoted to a short musical and iter-
ary program. which was excellent IN
quality and very much enjoyed.
Mrs. J. R. Cole and Miss Lottie Ev-
ans. accompanied on the piano by Mrs.
Fred Clinton, and on the violin by
Miss Mynn Cogswell, rendered the
"Beautiful Sea-" They were gwen
recall, but did not respond.
Miss Mary Davis, in her usual ef-
fective manner, recited' Brother Wat
kins," by Jno. b. Cough, and on be-
| inc recalled, gave "Asking Mamma. q"
Miss Myrtle Hartley was particu-
larly good in "Asthore," but would
not respond to the vigorous applause.
Miss Mynn Cogswell charmed with
violin solo, and was accompanied by
Miss Vita Smith on the piano. She,
too, was obdurate to the recall of her
audience.
Mrs. Fred Clinton wound up the
program by magnificent piano solo,
"Springtime." and by bringing the
house down with her encore. "Dixie. I"
Then followed the refreshments
delicious cake and fruit punch. after
which all went into friendly session,
making new acquaintances and en-
ioving a good social time together. The
affair was great success and more
are in order throughout the summer.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1906-05-04
SENSATION BY GARFIELD
REPORT OF COMMISSIONER OF
CORPORATIONS SUBMITTED.
Document Convicts Oil Trust Of Per-
sistent and Flagrant Violations
of the Law.
World Washington Bureau.

Noflu w dSnlnSlon bureau.
Washington, May Astounding
revelations Of the methods Of thu
Standard Oil and railroad allies were
made today when the president in &
special message to congress transmits
ted the report of Commissioner OF
CORPORATIONS Garfield, which conviets
the oil trust of persistent and fiagrant
violations of law and the officials OF
deliberate lying. The report shows
ahe officers denied getting rebates from
the railroads and proves that they did
and are still getting them. The rail-
roads acknowledged their guilt hy dis
continuing the practices when discov-
cred. AS the senate is about to begin
vote on the railroad rate bill, the
present is a most opportune time to
send in the report The president ar
oues in his message that the revela-
ton will prove the only effective rem
edy for secret rebating is through
government regulation with constltu-
tional restrictions. The president
asks congress to amend the immunity
law so that the corporation officials
could not escape. He also urges the
passage of free alcohol bill.