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The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1908-10-29
notice Of Sale Of Land.


Notice Is Hereby Given. That under and by
%virtue'of an Order OF Sale granted by the Hon.
Adam S. Moote. Judge of the County Court.
In and for the County Of Steele. and State OF
North Dakota. dated October 6. 1908. the under
signed. administrator of the estate Of George
L.. Ordway. Deceased. will sell at private sale
to the highest bidder. for cash. subject to con-
frmation by the Judge OF said County Court.
the following described real estate. situated
ia the County. of Steele. and State OF North
Dakota. O-wit:-
Lots /. :. 3.45.e. :. 8. 8. 1911. 12. 10. IA. Is. IS.
II. IL. III. ~. u. ~. 70 and "a. in Block II. in the
Original Townsite Hope. according to the
plat thereof OF record In the office OF the Reg
lister OF Deeds. in and for said County OF Steele.
Said sale will be made on and after the 18th
day OF November. 1903 All bids must be in
writing and may be left with the undersigned.
at his office. In the First National Bank. Hope,
N. D.. or filed with the Judge OF said County
Court.
Dated Oct. 9th. 1908.
M. B. CAssELL,
Administrator OF the Estate OF
George L. Ordway. Deceased.
WIN. BARCLAY.
Attorney for Administrators.
SherbrOoke. N. Oak. 10-l5-O8-3t
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NOTICE OF SALE OF DRAINAGE
BONDS OF FULLER's LAKE DRAIN No
l. STEELE COUNTY, NORTH DAKOTA,
AND NOTICE TO LANDOWNERS OF
TINE FOR PAYING THEIR ASSESSMENTS
Notice is hereby given that on the
10th day of November A. D. 1908, the
Board of County Commissioners of
Steele County, North Dakota, will be
in session at the Office of tho county
auditor in the village of Sherbrooke
in said County and State for the
purpose of selling drainage bonds of
Fuller's Lake Drain No. l of said
county, according to. resolution duly
made by said Board at it's regular
meeting held on October 9Th A. D.
1908, bonding the said drain in the
amount of Fifteen Thousand, Three
Hundred and Forty Nine Dollars and
Forty Five Cents (S16, 349. 49,, the total
estimated cost of the construction of
said drain, the above amount being
subject to reduction by amount of
drainage assessments paid before sale.
Bonds to be issued in denominations
of 800. 90 each, dated on the LIST day
of January A: D. 1909, all to run for
q period of five. years, and to bear
interest at the rate for which sold, said
rate. not to exceed 7 per cent per
annum payable annually, interest
coupons for each years interest to be
attached.
Sealed bids for 800. 90 or MORE, or
all, of the amount to be sold must be
filed with the county auditor of said
county before2 O'Clock D.. NJ, Tues
day the 10th day of November A. D..
1908. A. certified check payable to the
county treasurer of said county equal
bonds bid for must accompany each
county of Steele in cas- the successful
of his bid. All checks of unsuccessful
bidders to be returned.
In bidding, the bidder must state
the lowest rate of interest at which he
will buy said bonds at par.
The board reserves the right to
accept either bid submitted, and the
right to reject any or all bids.
Notice is hereby given to land
owners whose lands are assessed for
the cost Of constructing said drain
that at any time before the sale OF
said bonds, anyone desiring SO to do,
may pay the total amount assessed
against his land, including interest on
warrents issued, to the county treas
urer of said county and receive a re-
ceipt in full e%xempting such land from
taxation to pay said bonds.
Done by order of the Board OF
County Commissioners of Steele
County, North Dakota, this Goth day
of October A. D. 1908.
S. Mcpherson,
County Auditor.
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DR.. Charest has a long and success
full experience in the treatment of all
durable medical and surgical diseases.
His equipment is unexcelled by any In
stitute or Hospital west of Chicago,
and the most scientific methods. of Eu.
rope ana the east. These inclnde the
X-Ray; Radium Ray, Vibrators, Mas
sage, Finsen light, Lmph and the
most carefully prepared medicines.
In Fargo Sundays, Office 1123-5th
Ave. South.
DR.. CHAREsT,
Fargo, N. D.
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NeWSIetS )

vCW0IClo y
Call and see the new styles OF
coats at
New postal cards at Wam-
berg's Drug Store.
A special 15ct. Sale will. be held
at the Variety Cash Store, Sat-
urday, October 18th.
Such chances as the G. P. R.
offer do not come every day.
Fine land on ten years time.
HOPE spells the only logi-
cal place for the county seat of
Steele county. Don't make a
mistake. Vote for Hope.
The apples that the Palace are
getting are packed by the grow
ers and shipped by them and not
handled through some commits
sion house.
Vote for Hope for the county
seat. The best, largest and as
nearly centrally located as any
railroad town of Importance in
the county.
Rev. Sam Hitchcock of this
city will assist Rev. w. W. Hart,
of Cooperstown in a series of
evening meetings to be held at
Park school house, beginning
Nov. End.
LOST: About three weeks ago.
One black horse Colt, 2 years
old, white star in forehead and
white front foot. Suitable re-
ward. Notify.
W. H. Furlong,
Colgate, N. Oak.
A number of fine sites have
been offered by different citizens
for the court house if it should
be moved to Hope. Mr.. Dice, of
Charleston, ILL.,, who recently
purchased the Daniel Nelson
farm west of town offers a fine
two acre tract for the county
buildings at the head of Steele
avenue, which has already a
number of fine trees. AS to a
site, the county would not have
to put out a cent for a building
site in Hope. This coupled with
the free rent for five years of a
suitable building, while a build
ing fund is being raised, and
$10,000.00 in cold cash, the fact
that Hope is the largest, best and
most up-to-date town in the
county ought to make the tax
payers sit up and take notice and
| give Hope a solid vote for the
county seat next Tuesday.
Settle the question for all time
next Tuesday,.
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FIRST NATIONAL BANK
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The Washington times., 1908-04-22
THAW'S FAMILY FIGHTS
MOVES FOR FREEDOM

NEW YORK, April 22.-with Mrs.
William Thaw Frustrated by the news
that her son. Harry Thaw, is movin, 10
secure mis- release from Matteawan. the
whole family OF the slayer Of STANFORD
White today is preparing TO fight 10
prevent his liberation. 1t has become
known that Thaw has $4,000. which
he secreted after his first trial. and
which he will start to spend to obtain
his freedom when he appears, as is ex-
Pected in a Newburg court Saturday
morning. in response to a habeas corpus
order obtained for him BY James {
Graham. hls newest attorney.
started as they were by learning that
Ihaw has money with which to fight
Tor liberty all of his family will oppose
his plan Just where EVELYN ThagV
stands is not clear. Dan O'Reilly. her
attorney, declares that she will. II asked
testify TO her husbands SanitV
Thaw's mental condition. according 70
the physicians at Ratteawan. has not
changed since his Incarceration.
The Washington times., 1908-04-22
Choras Girls Make Protest GI
Against Man-Made Makeup

NEW YORK, April 2e.-It won't do.
1t may please the public and please
the man in front with artistic tastes.
but it doesn't please the show girl u
little bit--this new plan OF the Shuberts
to have some one else dictate their
makeup.
II was tried yesterday. The Shu-
beTts decided that the idea advanced by
Sir Augustus Harris sears ago should
be pat Int effect. He urged that the
chorus girl should be made up TO suit
the production. with not too much color.
The average chorus girl. it has been
said, knows little of the art OF making
up and society women know less. Ere
quently the attempts OF the woman IN
front TO initiate the makeup Of the
stage beauty causes great distress. i
the efforts OF the Shuberts- with the
chorus are successful. perhaps the limo
walton may be extended to include les
sons to society women.
The theatrical firm created a depart
ment OF cosmetics and appointed sam
Vel D. Lindsay as secretary. AS secre-
tary OF cosmetics yesterday Mr.. Lind
say lined up the girls in Nearly a
Hero" on the Casino stage. He talked
TO them about the effect of lights upon
the face and about color
Then he made UP a girl as she. should
be. explaining his theory OF grease paint
decoration.
She looks ike a scarecrow,~ said one
girl 70 another.
IF a girl with a face like that ever
was seen with a diamond tiara peopls
would say she stole ii" Knocked a third.
1T looks well out 'front.' said Mr..
Lindsay, having q spotlight turned on
the artistic creation
Every day she Is away from a
museum she IS away from hOmc-that' :
what she looks like venturgd a frcnt
row brunette.
But the order goes. and 10 was er-
planned that hereafter girls with faces
looking as though they were Joint e.
The Washington times., 1908-04-22
CONGRESS" HOLDS
A HOTEL SESSION
Alumni of Business High
School Turn to Law
making.

The banquet room OF the Arlington
Hotel, last night, was the scene OF a
special session Of Congress. Although
there were no real members Of Congress
present, the procedure was exactly that
which is used by the legislative body OF
the nation. The Congress" was held
by the Alumni Association OF the Bust
ness High School. as the ninth annual
reunion and banquet.
Paul Sleman, POSTMASTER, declared
himself elected Speaker and pro-
ceeded 20 business with a bang OF his
heavy gavei. In a few introductory re-
marks he announced that the associa-
ton had decided to take the affairs OF
the District in its own hands, and pro-
claimed Commissioner Macfarland dele
gate from the District.
Mr. Mcfarland announced his inten-
ton 20 do all in his power 10 advance
the interests OF the high schools. es-
pecially the Business High School The
Speaker ordered his speech printed
and referred il to the Committee on IN
dian Affairs.
The Speaker then called on Princi-
pal Davis. OF the Business High School.
a. chairman of the Committee on Good
Humor." He spoke of the growth and
changes affecting the school. His re-
port was referred TO the Committee on
Military Affairs. Following this, there
was a debate between the ''gentleman
from Pennsylvania and the gentleman
from Mississippi" over a question Of
rules. which was nipped in the bud
by the Speakers" gavel
4 message from the President was
read during the evening II asked for
several actions In legislative matters.
and was referred 70 the Committee on
Ventilation and Acoustics" .-.-- .-..
Raymond w. Pullman. as chairman or
the Committee on Schools. - reported
on the progress which has been made IN
the affairs OF the Business High School.
Then. under a special. order Andrew
j. Cummings. wen known about town
as "Cy," presented "a memorial Of The
inhabitants OF Squeedixit," consisting Of
a witty speech and several songs. In
Guiding the "Armorers Seng7' from
Robin Hood.
Guy EichCiberser, in his report on dip
lomatic relations, gave several humor-
mittee on Glen Echo" pleaded eloquent
" that the little burg on the Con
duit road be spared. because of the
entertaining news IL had been affOrding
the Inhabitants Of the District Members
of the executive committee then gave
a few short talks on the affairs Of the
association.
The executive COMMITTEES is composed
of Ross J.. Fryer. president Arthur G.
HOuGhton. first vice president Ray
mOnd W. Pullman. second vice presi-
dent; Esther Elliot. third vice president;
Ruth ". Bowie. secretary, and Isabel
Peacock, treasurer
The Washington times., 1908-04-22

forts at decoration on the part or a
kalsOminer and a sign writer would not
be permitted 10 shock the artistic sen
sibiites of the audience.
There is a fear that what is being
done at the Casino may get as far as
Waliack's. where "A knight for a
Day" company contains a few offenders,
according TO gossip. The result IS that
the work OF the secretary Of cosmetics
has caused protest
Twenty girls signed a round robin de-
claring that q had always been the
right OF woman, from the cradle UP and
then down again, TO make herself at
tractiVe IN her own way, and according
10 her own lights OF beauty, and to de-
rive or attempt 20 deprive her OF that
right new was merely another blow
by man against the growing move
nient IN favor Of equal rights for
woman
The Washington times., 1908-04-22
OIL MAGAAIE'S SON
JAILED AS VAGRANT

PITTSBURG. Pa. April PA young
man processing TO be Livingstone Roe.
Jr son Of the Standard Oil magnate OF
that name. in MorTistown, \. j. whose
identity the police say they have fully
established. is locked. up IN the central
police station. charged with being a
vagrant.
He was not arrested until ne had
given the police a hard fight Once in
his cen he tried to commit suicide with
Oichloride Of mercury. while holding the
picture % his wife in New York, Mrs
Louise Roe. in his hand. The police say
that Roe, who has been flying high
with Pittsburg women. got down 10 his
last few cents and had arranged to com
NIT suicide in the Colonial Hotel. If his
mother, TO whom he wired or his IA
Tiers attorneys. LarocQue & Choate
of A Broadway. New York TO whom
ne had also wired. did not respond with
money
Rec. who is thirty-siK years old, is &C
cusod By the police of having tried to
get them TO assist him in getting money
from his relatives and the firm Of at
torneys by false kilograms This after
noon he called on the police and said he
had not had a bite 10 eat for three days
or nights. tnaL ne owed hotel bill
which he could not pay, and that he was
in bad shape He wanted the police TO
wire his mother and the New York at
tOTneys for money.
Detective Ninton Porter, OF the local
detective bureau, found through the
Standard people here that Roe was evil
IDENTIFY the man ne professed 20 be
The police say that Roe was arrested
in New York on September :. 1907. on
complaint Of his wife. They say he was
seventeen d
ard OIL Company. once in London az a
salary o. $500 a year. but that his
weakness for chorus girls led TO trouble
win his wife and his downfall
The Washington times., 1908-04-22
BRONGHO BEATS AUTO
IN DAREDEVIL RACE

CHICAGO. April "a man and his
bronchO caused the ingiorious defeat OF
Prof john II. Jones. who occupies the
chair OF languages at the Northwestern
University, and his automobile, and. in
cidentally. the serious Injury OF both
Prof Jones and his chauffeur. John
Anderson II was all the result or a
race. a sort Of daredevil race, between
the professors automobile and the
bronchO.
AS the speeders neared Evanston, on
the home stretch. something went
wrong with the automobile; the car
shidded on one wheel for a minute.
then tried 10 vault a fence. The brencho
and its owner kept On their way
Some time later policemen lifted what
was left of che automobile from the
professor and his chauffeur Both viii
recover.
The Washington times., 1908-04-22

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The Washington times., 1908-04-22
FORTY CENT BID ON ICE
FAVORED BY COMMITTEE

The committee on the award Of con-
tracts for furnishing TIE District gov
orRment with supplies Tor the fiscal
Year 1903 has recommended the accept
ance Of the proposal of the American
Ice Company for supplying ice. The
price named is. 40 cents hundred
pounds. a total of $500.
The bid Of the Tolman Laundry Com
pa1y for doing the laundry work OF the
District was also accepted the price
Being S.017.J6
The Washington times., 1908-04-22
Served on Many Vessels.

Admiral Very was born in England
During his early service in the navy.
he served on many ships and at various
naval stations. He was engaged in
the magnetic surveys on the part Of
the Coast Survey in 1880 and 1881, and
for the next two years was in charge
of the Transit Of Venus Expedition 10
Patagonia. June Il, 1ss, he married
Miss Martha Bourne Simonds at Ware
nurse Point. Conn.
At the outbreak Of the Spanish war
in 1873, Admiral then Captain. Very,
commanded the steamers Saturn and
CassiUs IN the operations around Cuba.
For the next two years he commanded
the -Sunboat Csstine in Philippine
waters, conquering and receiving the
surrender of the provinces or Zambo-
ango and MindanaO. He was highly
commended for this service. admiral
Very has been commandant at Hawaii
stree July. 1906. He is a member OF
the New York Yacht Club.
The Washington times., 1908-04-22
KILLS HORSE WITH FIST;
MAN HITS ONLY ONE BLOW

INDIANAPOLIS. Ind. April Twin
one powerful blow with his bare fist.
Harry Hill a bartender, today knocked
down and instantly killed a fuIl-grown
horse owned by August Blue The
horse was executed on prominent cor
ner 10. settle a wager Of sic
Htll. who formerly worked in a r,scLs
ing house, has posted a $500 forfeit that
ne can KIN twelve steers in twelve min
utss with "knucks.''
The Washington times., 1908-04-22
OVERHAUL PALACE
FOR ROYAL GUESTS
Norway's Queen Needs
Furniture to Entertain Ed
ward and Alexandra.

LONDON April 22--An a -siDs &C
count OF the acknowledging is al
most the word-which prevails just now
In the court of Norway at the prospect
OF the state visit Of King Edward and
Queen Alexandra, April q. has been re
ceived here from a member Of Queen
Maud's household
There has be N a lively scramble 10
get together a sufficient amount OF fur
niture to deck ous the shabby palace at
Chr1stiania, ana some extraordinary
gifts have arrived from Obliging Nor
wtgian ladies who have sent foot
warmers. Pre- Visions. eiderdOwn quilts,
crockery. sandy chromos. and even
stoves 80 the palace. ..r
Queer. Mead Is enjoying the hysterical
preparations and regards them as a
huke joke, but King Haakon Is extremely
anxious that everything should bo done
reRaf4y for his august fatheTin-law-
There Is 70 be state banquet, a dipio-
matte AID Official RECEPTION. and court
ball.
AS tn. Re is ne aristocracy in Norway.
the merchants and their wives. who
have supplied the provisions and fur
nishings, VIII really be the shining
lights at these state functions. Queen
Alexandra viii remain behind in Chris
tiania with her daughter on a private
visit after the King has returned 10
England.
The Washington times., 1908-04-22
Rear Admiral CowIeS Will
Receive Promotion to
Succeed Him.

Rear Admiral Samuel w Very. com
mandant Of the naval station at Hawaii,
Will be placed upon the retired list OF
the navy tomorrow by operation OF iaw,
he having reached the age limit OF
sixty-tWo wears.
Rear admiral william S Cowles. chief
OF the Bureau Of Equipment Of the
navy. and brOtheT-in-law Of the Presi-
dent. who is a captain on the nneal
Hist with the title of rear admiral by
VirtUs OF his bureau appointment. will
be promoted to the list Of rear admirals
Of the line to iii, the vacancy caused
by Royr Admiral Eery's retirement.
Cor1sn4ndcr York Noel on duty at the
Navy Yard. New York, and Commander
Alexander Sharp. -untl recently on duty
as ordnance officer at the Washington
Navy Yard. and under orders to com
mand the battleship Virginia In the
Atlantic fleet, viii be promoted to the
grade Of captain. Captain Noel will
MI the vacancy caused by the promo
ton OF Captain COwlcs and Captain
Sharp goes UP With him because he is
an additional number IN grade, and
follows the men ahead OF him.
The Washington times., 1908-04-22
Leonard Gets Promotion.

ID. Lieutenant Commander John Calvin
Leonard, en- II specuon- duty in the Bu-
reau OF Ordnance, will be promoted
to commander, and Lieut.. Robert Hat
field Osborn. at the navy yard. Pensa-
coia, F'ia-. will become lieutenant com
mander-
admiral Very Will be relieved from
active dJty as commandant al Hawaii
at noon tomorrow by Capt Corwin P.
Rees. Tue former will return immedi-
-ately TO the United States. Admiral
Cowles will remain on duty as chief
of the Bureau of Equipment
The Washington times., 1908-04-22

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Queen Louise, che diplomatic corps. and
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The Washington times., 1908-04-22

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The Washington times., 1908-04-22
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The Washington times., 1908-04-22
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