The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1908-06-18
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Wamberg's. ,s2tl
~ als Na,auiuna I'D Gt sItoitlo ,dt
Comrade R. A. Pope wasI,a
Sharon visitor in this city Mon
dav 3ujHua2 aaiJ;lH i,oiiiI1 $40
",tagguop nj enhancement or
Mrs. Gray and daughter, Miss
Edna of Sharon, are visiting i'm
the city .an.gtql@ edt 10 oojtaltL aaD
atHtG lo ya1itpG91I
Linseed oil, auto, oiI',,,' machine
oils and Igreaseso ofota]likinds at
King & Smiths, i@Iaaao Eag,os3a
n Miss Blanch Warner returned eetlu,rrnde,
Monday from a visit
tives at Minneapolis ,ano' ioia'@tl
G. B. Cole, painter and paper
hanger. Phone or cali at King
81 Smiths artdMVarr store
Brighten up! Paints varnishes
and Alabastine in all tints, and
colors at Wamberg's Drug Store.
If you have a jobof painting Or
paper-hanging see G. rBi,. Cole, at
King & Smiths hardware store.
We will deliver ice at any time
to any part of the city. - f5ggop
Hope Provision Co..
dill 5tii 9ui y9nuIrsimTG~] TlnN0I
Hot water Or Hot air heating
plants or aofirstt class bath and
.labatory outfit is not luxury
but a necessity li%G Give King &
Smith lni an''opportunity to figure
on these for you. efgal,oi 5.ft " I'M
MI. and Mrs. o. G, Maljjoorr.s re,
turned Monday from trip|t to
Ashland. Wis; O. G.. rep reports the
Ashland Coal. Co. making ii good
and that6they now have all kinds
of coal at their dock GoaEdE:
Mrs. N. J. Thompson and babe
of 4Bathgate, ~ Oak, arrived in
Hope last Monday and will spend
la few weeks here visiting with
Eher sisters, Mesdamesi ,JOs]vnand
Reynolds, and her mother. and
sister at Sharon r,,., s8aotar,aS
The Annual Old Settlers, Pic
MIC, which was to have been held
at Cooperstoown Tuesday and
Wednesday ofthis week has been
postponed, d. till Monday June
I22nd. A good time is in store
for all attending, u .,.aa4a n"i;5,,
Mrs. F. E, Carpenter returned
Monday doe from Minneapolis,
where she spent a few days with
her sister. Mrs. M. A" Milligan.
Miss Mayme Milligan accompan7
led her home and will spend some
time here visiting relatives and
friendsh4AW h.es@1.
The; State Of North Dakota
never had a moro capable official
than Alfred Blaisdell, the pres.
ent Secy..|o of State. A vote cast
for him at the primary election
endorses Mr.. Blaisdell for the
second term, which he observes
because he has guarded the PEG.
ple's interests with integritary
and honor.
The, primary election: takes
place next Wednesday, june
oath. Look, at the list of candi
dates in the Pioneer and make
your, selection before, going to
the polls. a,lIf.you are a republi
can vote for republicans who
will stand by the party in victory
Or defeat. AS we we have stated st be
fooirae,;i this paper will support thu
men sselectedaby the republicans
at the. primaries RE next Wednes
d;aiyy,.'4s..It is 4 up = to the voters t,
make their Choice 4 aa,.a a.@l
aiHpoti ata9t
David Boise Of Jamestown
D,a an old q Hope boy, spent Sat
urday in the city renewing oil
acquaintances.alD Dave is inow j;
mining engineer and has beer
spending the past two years., VI
j to last September, prospecting il
New Mexico since that time
however, he has been attending
Schoolasof Mines in Denver, Col
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