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The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1910-06-16
Sunday School Convention

The twenty annual Conven-
tion of Steele County Sunday School
Association convened in M. E. Church
at Hope, Friday, June 10, 1910
A very helpful and interesting pro-
gram was given consisting of address
es, papers and discussions.
Rev. Walter A. Snow, new State
Field Secretary with his wife as State
Superintendent Of Primary work, gave
life, food and inspiration to each ses-
sion of the convention. Our new Sec
retary is a man Of ability and energy,
and will doubtless be of great service
to the State Association. We certain
ly can congratulate ourselves on hav-
ing so able man to take up the work
laid down by Mr.. John Orchard, who
so efficiently built up the work in this
state.
Mr.. F. w. Ehred gave very prac-
tical address on "The New Graded
Courses''. Rev. S. L. Hart, from Fin.
ley, opened up the subject, ''How to
make the Temperance Lesson Interest
ing' A very helpful paper, "Inter.
esting the Sunday School in Mis-
sions'', was given by Mrs. Fred N.
Lang. The "Teacher Problem" was
the subject of Rev. j. McLennan's ap-
pealing address.
The following resolutions were
adopted.
RESOLUTIONS
l. Be it resolved: that we, the dele
gates of this convention, heartily well
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WILLOW LAKE.

Mr.. and Mrs. r. j. Jacobson were
business visitors in Hope Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Law and family
went to Hope Tuesday to be present at
the ball game between Hope and the
Hopkins Bros. Bloomer Girls.
A school meeting was held Tuesday
at the Hendrickson school house,
where the following officers were elect
ed: School directors, Chris Jensen,
A. P. Peterson and Chris Viele; treas
urer, r. J. Jacobson, and VIII North
rop was appointed clerk
John Nolting was business visitor
in Hope, Tuesday.
Chris Jensen made flying trip to
Hope Wednesday.
Rev. Vickinstad, of Cooperstown,
visited at the Mr.. and Mrs. Chris.
Jensen home recently.
Mr.. and Mrs. Martin Jacobson, of
Weyburn, Sask., Canada, who were
called here by the death Of their broth
er, Andrew Rasmussen, have been
visiting here since then, with their
many relatives and friends.
Chris Jensen was a passenger to
Fargo Thursday, where he went to join
the Shriners.
Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Paulson went
to Valley City this week, where Mrs.
Paulson went to consult with DR.. Pray
regarding her health, which has been
failing for some time.
Miss Ella Larsen visited Miss Jo-
hanna Peterson Saturday and Sunday.
There was large attendance at the
preaching service at school house No.
l on Sunday. Services will be held
there again next Sunday, at half past
three O'Clock.
w. H. Northrop attended the con-
vention of the Steele County Sunday
Association on Friday.
I, Rev. and Mrs. McLennon visited
with Mr.. and Mrs Peter Nolting re-
Gently.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. Ronde had as their
visitors on Sunday Mr.. and Mrs. Peter
Christianson and family, Mrs. Adam
Major and Mrs. Carpenter.
Miss Eva Nicholson visited at the
Mr.. and Mrs. Chris Jensen home on
Sunday.
Rev. Julius Jesperson of Washing.
ton, prominent leader in ''The Dan
ish Brotherhood" gave a lecture al
the Hendrickson school house Wed.
nesday evening, which was we'll at
tended. He discussed Danish history
and especially emphasized the growth
of the feudal system during the elev
enth century, by which the poorer
classes of the people were reduced tc
serfdom, also of the peasants revol
during the seventeenth century, and o
their freedom in the eighteenth.
The pleasantest event of the season
was parcel shower, given on Wed
nesday afternoon, by Johanna Peter.
son, at her pleasant home, in honor
of Ellen Nybo, who is to be June
bride.
The afternoon was spent in conver
sation, music and singing, after which
the guests we're invited to the dining
room which was tastefully decorated
with ribbon streamers and cut flower:
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1910-06-16

come our new field secretary and his
wife to Steele County. We express our
appreciation of their atforts in behalf
of the progress and welfare of the Sab
bath Schools; pledge to them our loyal
support, and wish them the greatest
success and blessing in their work.
2. Resolved: that this convention
extend to the retiring secretary, Rev.
Orchard, our hearty appreciation OF
his great and long service to the Sab:
bath Schools of North Dakota.
g. Resolved: that it is the determi-
nation of this body to impress upon
the boys, the physical, mental and
moral degradation of the use of the
cigarette and Intoxicating drinks and
do all within our power, by example
and precept, to show them the import
ants of a clean manly life.
4. Resolved that the delegates of
this convention recommend the adop-
tion of The New Graded Course in the
Sabbath Schools of Steele County,
S. Resolved: that we, the delegates,
extend to the officers of Steele County
Sabbath School Association for the
past year our appreciation of their
work in behalf of the Sabbath Schools
of Steele County.
6. Resolved: that we express our
hearty thanks to the people of Hope
for their kindness and entertainment.
The Association accepted the invita-
tion of Finley to meet at that place
next year.
Officers for the coming year we're
elected as follows:
M. B. Cassell, President; R. A. La
throp, Vice President, w. H. Northrop,
Secretary & Treasurer, who together
with Mrs. A. X. Cockrane and Rev.
S. L. Hart, both of Finley, Constitute
the executive committee.
Superintendents of the different de-
partments, were elected as follows:
Rev. S. Hitchcock, Teachers Train
ing; Rev. F. S. Eastman, Home Study;
Mrs. G. L. Wallace, Elementary Train
ing; Mrs. Fred N. Lang, Missionary;
Mrs. M. N. Mallory, Temperance.
The Association desires to express
it's appreciation of the liberal contri-
button made by the various Sunday
Schools of the County and by the peo-
pie of Hope for the support of the work
of the Association.
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Lund Congregation

Services will be held at the Lund
Church on Sunday, June 10th, at II
O'Clock a. m.
Rev. N. j. Vikingstad has left for
Minneapolis to attend a meeting of the
Lutheran Synod.
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Correspondence

and where dainty luncheon was
served.
Miss Nybo was the recipient OF many
handsome gifts.
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1910-06-16

Certain manufacturers, who
have faith enough it their pro-
ducts to advertise them in this
paper, are entitled to atleast fair
consideration.
If you ask for any of these ad-
vertised goods and a substitute
is offered or suggested, you had
better walk out Of that store and
find one that will value your pat
ronage highly enough to sell you
what you ask for without quest
ion.
The Thibodaux sentinel. (Thibodaux, La.) 1905-1912, 1910-11-19

OF this Jury be appointed for the pur-
pose Of preparing and submitting to this
Jury at its meeting Of jan. U9lI) an or
dinance whereby the prisoners in the
parish jail can be used on the public
highways OF the town and parish. The
foregoing motion was carried, and the
president appointed on said Committee
Mrssrs. Roger. Dresner and YalAous.
Mr.. Roger, seconded by Mr.. Dresner
moved that this jury il individually in
favor OF the erection of High Schools
throughout the Parish. Carried,
Mr.. Dresner seconded by Mr.. Theriot
moved that the Jury do now adjourn to
it's next regular meeting in January 1911
Carried.
Fl. N. Coulon, il. Basset,
Clerk. President.
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Ordinance No -

An Ordinance making it misdemean
or for any person or persons in this Par
ish to offer for Rattle or lottery or game
OF chance any Article or thug whatso-
ever except it be for Religious. Literal Y
4 Benevolent purpose at Regular Fairs
held under Permits issued by the regu-
lar constituted authorities of this Parish
and providing penalty for the viola-
ton thereof.
Be it ordained by the Police Jury of
Parish of Lafourche, in regular meeting
convened, that hereafter it shall be un-
lawful Tor any person or persons in this
Parish to offer for Rattle or Lottery or
Game OF chance any article or thing
whatsoever except in be for Religious
Literary d Benevolent purpose at regu-
lar fairs held under Permits issued by
the regularly constituted authorities Of
of this Parish.
Be it futher ordained etc that any vilo
tation of the foregoing section shall sub
jeet the violation to . fine of not less
than Is 90 nor more then 100 90 dollars,
recoverable before any court OF jurisdic
ton. -
he further ordained etc that this or
tlinance shall take effect from and after
the promulgstion.
Adopted Sept, Is, 1910
II. n. Coulon, ]. L. Basset,
Clerk. President.
The Thibodaux sentinel. (Thibodaux, La.) 1905-1912, 1910-11-19

yo.s.-Basset, Roger, Falgout, Barrios
| BoudrcaIx. Thcriot add Dresner.
Navs.-Nnne.
Their. being no further business, on
motion IT Mr. Thrriot, seconded by Mr..
| Falgont, the Jury now adjourned to to-
morrow = ~ O'clock a. Nj.
| H. n. Coulon J. L. Basset
| Clerk President
The Thibodaux sentinel. (Thibodaux, La.) 1905-1912, 1910-11-19

Leo. Dupre. EspaJs OF Bayou La
). JIM Mir t' for l.. G;uiliot 4 i. oou -
Ion bridge, . -. %
A. Thomas, for bridge. on Cross
81. Foret. asses,or. cen. funds, 49, IL
s. +. Foret e. Drain. - l39 ~
Jos. Lewis, Cutting ditch on Ter 49, -
rebonne Road, ....... ..:i..,:,.., 10 oo
| B. +. Avery d Sons, attachments
for Road Machine, 10
]. L. Basset, Chairman Sp. Com. =, ~
James near cary Hand CUTS for use -
j. Beary, Sheriff, Arresting Of
Minor Ducos, Fugitive, ........... ~
J. Beary. Sheriff. index for As -.
sessment Roll, ............. $50
J. L. Aucoin. Clerk of Court, Certf
to e. q an F: Jur r,n.t 81 conrt Cert 40
to Witnesses, 49,. 49,. -. SO TO
4. J. retreat, Livery Bill for $. -.
Edmond Rome tome; J. Inq. body Of
Jnie Babin se ). ING. body OF Nj:
Peter Hunter, j. 1nq. body Of Mi .
J. v. . Reeves, j. ING. body OF MI
quel Rosario. ........
Howell q Caillouet, Attorneys,
Professional Services. ...... 400
Total claims, SITES ~
Pensions.
Rachael Mitchell, $500 mouth
from Nov. 1IlO.. 4
| A. Rocks. Sc. amonth from Nov 1I10. 4
r. Wright,.ts :. Is 4
nal
$l2W
Recspitulation.
Claims. ................. ..3l75s ~
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STATEOF LOUISIANA,
Parish of Lafourche

Thibodaux, La, November 10TH, 1910.
The Police Jury Of the Parish of La
fourche met this day pursuant to i'd
| jourment on yesterday.
! Present.. L.. Basset, L. C. Roger,
| l.. Falgout, U. J. Barrios, L. T.. Bou-
| dreaux, Alexander Theriot and Joseph
Dresner.
Absent.-Messrs. J. L. Rodrigue, r. NJ.
! Hatcher, and p. H. Tetresu.
The minutes OF yesterdays session
| was read and approved as recorded.
| The Finance Committee submitted
the following report, which on motion
| of Mr.. Theriot, seconded by Mr.. Roger,
| was ordered received and approved.
Thibodaux, La. Nov 10 1910
To the President and members Of the
Police Jury Of the Parish Of La
fourche:
Gentlemen:
We the undersigned members of the
Finance Committee beg leave to report
| that we have carefully examined the
books and vouchers OF the Parish 'Frea-
surer, compared same and found same
ct,rrect.
Respectfully Submitted
Leonard Falgout,
Leon Il. BOudreaux,
Committee on Finance
Report OF p. F. Legendre, paris trea-
aurer. in account with the General
FandS OF the Parish Of I4afourche, for
ta,. term beginning Sept, 18th 1910, and
suding Nov 9th 1910.
Amt on hand Sept l2,'lD. 49,. IS 1921 20
Receipts since
From Taxes 1910. ................$ ln7 AZ
Frnm licenses 1910. ...... ;. 10
From iiridge Revenue. .......... 10N
From Goats and Fines. .. 2l5 Is !
Interest on Bal. Us %
Total receipt for term......... 1923 Or |
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Net balance on hand for term. 3ll093 IS
Distributed as follows
Drain District No. l, overdrawn 500 81
Credit Of Drain Dist No 2....... 1905 Is
Drain Dist No 3 overdrawn.. 17S5
Credit Of Drain Dist No 4. %. :. 1905 81
Credit of Drain Dist No s.. w 1854 73
Credit of Special No 4 %. 9U IS
Thibodaux Drain Distoverdrawn 97s
Credit OF Bonded Dist ....... 1854 ~
Credit of Lockport Spec. Dist . ~ ~
Total $lll90 SO
Making total IS above. .... $il093 SO
From the amount reported above to
the credit OF Drainage District No. the
sum OF N9l,ll belongs to the Theriot
Drainage Dist.
Drainage Dist No is still indebted to
the amount Of $2575.o6 and accumulate ted
interest.
Thibodaux Drain. Dist. owes 1890. 90
and interest.
Lockport Drainage Dist. owes $724.OO.
and interest.
Third Drain. Dist. owes $s700.OO and
interest.
Respectfully submitted,
p. F. Legendre,
Parish Treas
The Committee on Claims submitted
the following report.
Thibodaux, La, November 10th, 1910
To the Police Jury Of tho Parish OF
Lafourcte.
Gentlemen
Your Committee on claims beg to re-
port that they have examined and re-
port favorably on the following claims,
to-wit.-
Thibodaux Sentinel, Pub. Pro-
ceedings and Job Work 80. rs l27. so
+. Finkslstein, Clothing for ST.
Nurse. .... 87Ol
G. 0. Rousseau. -Pauper's Coffin. s
$. Barber, Conveying prisoners
to Parish JAIL. -. ....... -. So
+. P. Lefort, one Coffin and Wa
gon for prisoner in JAIL. 49,. 10
4. K. Staun ton. One Ceiling fan, 1906
Rev. G. 3. Brown, Burial Of Fe-
Henry Allen, =. T. Nurse, on Ac-
.ount. IA
sidore Der. Repair on Slate roof
md cistern, Jail, $50. 900. 49,. 10 40
Drug Store, for Med.
md Vaccine etc. for S. p. :. So so
/. b. Howell, Art furnished y.
,. Patients, Waver!y Plant. 1909 81
/. w. F-cst, Lumber for Terre-
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Amt on hand Nov. 9, 1910. .$SS93 90
Respectfully submitted,
p. F. Legendre,
Parish Treasurer.
Report Of P. F. Legendre Parish Trea-
surer in account with the Drainage
Funds Of the Parish Of Lafourche. for
the term beginning Sept. IL 1910 and end
ing with Nov.9. 1910.
Balance on hand Sept IL 1910 ...$ll2l3 Sc
-Receipts since
Cash received from Taxes 1910 2047
Net balance on hand for term. 1924 SO
Disbursements
Commission paid Tax Collectors lO2
Cash paid 8. j. Foret, Assessor. 1879 ~
~ ,foI D3c huroouoopfo for <orsr s<n "A
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-06-05
New Combination Garments, Separate Skirts. Gowns, Etc

in Combination Garments the Plas Royal
gradually SIS For complimentary
be asked
o Skirts Pnn-
cntdiu ntn enoee
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-06-05
NOTE

Corset Covers and Drawers
to match the sc to s. Gowns
and Skirts are here at only 25c
and soc.
Golden Valley chronicle. (Beach, Billings County, N.D.) 1905-1916, 1910-07-15
Auction Sale Of Townsites

The secretary of the Interior
has ordered the auction sale Of
five townsites in the Cheyenne
River and Standing Rock Indian
reservations. The lots in the
townsite of Timber Lake will be
sold at Timber Lake on August
18th, and those in Dupree will be
sold at Aberdeen on August 22d.
Both these towns are on the Mil
waukee railroad. The other three
townsites will be sold at Lennon,
South Dakota, beginning August
20. The purchase price is to be
paid in three annual installments,
and any person may buy as many
lots as he chooses.
The first 5000 persons to whom
numbers were assigned at the reg
istration last fall have been given
opportunity to make entry, and
about 800, 900 acres remain for
entry by persons holding the high.
er numbers, who will begin the
filings on September l.
All the lands which are not en-.
tered by the persons holding mum.
bers will be subject to entry on
and after November / by any per-
son who is qualified to make .
homestead entry.
Jas. w. Witten,
Superintendent
Golden Valley chronicle. (Beach, Billings County, N.D.) 1905-1916, 1910-07-15
Thanks, Gentlemen Thanks

The Beach Chronicle got out an
extra sheet Monday showing the
results of the Johnson Jeffries
fight by rounds. Some Of the
papers were sold in the city but
the same news was received by
wire and bulletined here after
each round and so the results
were generally known before the
extras were distributed. However,
it was an enterprising act on the
part of the Chronicle manage
ment to get out an extra for this
event.-Dickinson Press.
Bro. Brinton of the Beach Chron-
icle showed an up-to-date and pro-
gressive spirit the evening of the
4th Of July when he published
a eight Extra" giving a tele-
graph report of the big Jeffries-
johnson fight. Copies were sold
at 10c each aud went "!ike hot
es.-Sentinel Butte Republican.
Golden Valley chronicle. (Beach, Billings County, N.D.) 1905-1916, 1910-07-15
Big Men In Conference

B. o. johnson, superintendent
of the Yellowstone division of the
N. P. was here for short time
Monday consolidating with the vice
president of the Russell-Miller Co.
and Mayor Noble in regard to the
drainage Of the swamp on the
north side of the track. A prop
osition to have the city, the
milling company and the railroad
each bear one-third Of the expense
was put up to Mr.. johnson and
ELECTED his approval, but, of
course, he could do nothing with
out the sanction of the head office.
Failing to secure the c,-opera-
tion of the railroad company, it
is believed the city and the Mil
ling Co. will join hands and have
the railroad company's sloughs
drained anyway. There is another
method by which these instances
may be abated, and if something
isn't done soon somebody may
take a notion to start something
through the medium Of the state
board Of health.
Golden Valley chronicle. (Beach, Billings County, N.D.) 1905-1916, 1910-07-15
MANDAN FALLS
BEFORE BEACH
Bunch From Muddy Missouri Puts
Up Gamey Fight But Emergss
From Fray Second Best

Last Sunday, in a we'll played
game, Beach defeated the Mandan
team on the local diamond by a
score of 10 to 4. Tower was on
the slab for the home team and his
work was effective at all times.
Then, too, the rest of the boys
gingered up and played a first-class
article Of ball-one that was worth
looking at. The visitors were
at their mercy at all stages of the
game. and while the men from
the Missouri played we'll, they
were unable to get their attempts
over the pan.
The mighty Jennings of the Wi.
baux team played with the visit
ors, and went home feeling much
detected over his failure to bat
Tower. So far this season Jen.
nings has been hitting like q
fiend, being a terror to opposing
pitchers. But Tower famed him
three times, and had the
mighty sticker completely buf.
faloed.
Such games as this will have 8
tendency to materially increase
the attendance, as every one likes
to see q good game. regardless Of
which side wins.
Golden Valley chronicle. (Beach, Billings County, N.D.) 1905-1916, 1910-07-15
Dutch Have Taken BeIfieId

The Belfield Times is out with
a scare head announcing the ar
rival there of a. Hollanders, the
advance guard Of the 400 which
are billed to come from the shores
of the Zuyder Zee. The editor Of
the Times has already taken up
the study of the Dutch language
and expects to have them all on
his list as soon as they have mast
cred the Belfield dialect, which is
closely allied to the Medora jar
gon. Joking aside. the influx of
Hollanders is having noticeable
effect on the town, which is spruc-
ing up amazingly and property
prices are soaring. One business
lot which could have been bought
two or three years ago for $500
could have been bought for 1000
the other day, if the owner had seen
fit to accept it, but he didn't.
Golden Valley chronicle. (Beach, Billings County, N.D.) 1905-1916, 1910-07-15
and STILL THE
SKEPT|CS DOUBT
While Many Profess Unbe|iet the
Electric Light Plant Progresses
Apace--- Will Be Light

There appear to be a great
many people in the city who have
their doubts about the electric
light plant why we are unable to
learn. Everything that Mr.. Chrys-
ler has done and is doing points
to the completion and operation
of the plant as quickly as possible.
John Madison has within the
past week completed the work of
sinking a ten-inch we'll to the depth
of 120 feet. securing an abundant
flow of water, from which the
supply for the boilers will be
drawn.
Since the we'll was completed
the foundation for the power house
has been put in and with the ar
rival Of the templets, which are
expected daily, the concrete floors
will be built. having imbedded
therein the heavy anchors for the
engines and dynamos.
The cement blocks for the wall
construction are about completed,
SO that there will be no delay on
the structure. The machinery
will be on the ground early in
August. by which time the outside
work on the poles and lines will
be finished and ready for the
transmission of the "juice.'
We see no call for criticism or
doubt in the matter. Certain it
is that the ones who fare having
their buildings wired are the
ones who will be doing business
by electric light in the fall. while
the less fortunate will probably be
compelled to wait for their wiring.
Golden Valley chronicle. (Beach, Billings County, N.D.) 1905-1916, 1910-07-15
MCCLELLAN IS
THE NOMINEE
By Less Than Ten Votes Beach Man
Noses Out Ahead Of Lombard,
the Bowman County Candidate

Today all doubt concerning the
third legislative nominee in this
the 39th district was set at rest
when George Mcclellan of this city
received from Auditor McGregor
the official certificate, bearing the
gold seal, etc.
The margin Of his vote over that
of Lombard of Bowman county is
very slight. While the official
count has been made and the GER
titicate issued, we have not the Of
fetal abstract and are therefore
unable to give the figures. How
ever, the difference is less than 10.
This gives to Billings county
all three of the candidates. con-
dition that was neither expected
nor desired. The blame, if any,
attaches to the voters Of Bowman
county.