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The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1911-05-11
Notice to Construct Sidewalks.

To each of the owners and occupants of the
respective \ ennis hereinafter described:
Hops. N: Oak. deem It necessary to construct
Q aside walk in front of and along the following
described premises as herein set forth, to-wit:
Along the soSth SIDE Of Lots = Is S'Y Il. IS s and
10, In Block 10.
Along the South side of Eass 0 feet OF Lot
20 and Lots 81 and % In Block IL.
|. Along the West side of Lots 10. IA. Is. l6. II.
|18. 10. 90. p. q. % and "A. in Block %.
Along Great. Northern. Right of Way on
South So side % Of Steele Avenue from Original
:, % E IS 81 SsRs; of Lots 10. Ii, and Ia. in
And have. directed.the City Auditor of the
said City to notify you. as provided by law. to
construct suoh side walk in front of and along
said premises which are owned and occupied
Now Therefore. you are notified and re-
CURED to construct such sidewalk In front of
and along. as above set forth, the premises
you. subj ect to the approval Of the Street
Commissioner OF the said City. and in strict
accordance with specifications for the same
s:s |, f95'h II n t On Ordnance sSia enc passed sn,;;fad BY tho city oisy
nance Relating to, tho, Construction and Re.
pairing of Sidewalks. How and OF What Ma.
!serials the Same Shall BE Built and Prescrib-
sth. 1906. at your own expense within; Twenty
t2O days after the date OF this notice.
.Andif you.fail TO- construct the same. such
or employed by the said City, for that purpose
and the expense thereof will be assessed
against said described premises.
nance, conform to the established grade
(which will be given you by the Street Com
missioner upon application.
II Dated at Hope. N. Oak, May 4th, 1911.
Il City Auditor,
72t. City OF Hope, N, Oak,
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1911-05-11

With the. popular rise. in moving
pictures as a form of polite entertain
the Christy Amusement, Enter
prise, pursuant to public wishes for q
high class, highly. entertaining; anuse7
ment that really holds your attention
and amuses, have at an enormous out
lay gotten together by.every available
means the BEST collectiony ofs moving
pictures in this country, today. Gath.
cred by the best artists from all parts
of the globe in full confidence that the
generous public, alive to the best, will
readily repay by their attention. and
interest every effort. spent by them.
Much need not be said of. the rapid
and perfect~rise of the arr of motion
photographers its masterful progress
has been exempliied- daily in our
midst. The, largest, moving. picture
machine manufacturing company in
America has built for this company a
special machine,that totally eliminates
the annoyance and trying qualities, of
the constant flicker. The acme of ok
cellencee in moving pictures is acquired
by this, which was built for our ex-
elusive use only. Opera House, May
Is, 10 and 20.
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1911-05-11

some four page leaf1et printed in two
James J. Hill $1,000 prize cup. This
leafet tells all about the conditions gov
erning this n other prize contests.
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1911-05-11

some export themselves to Canada
to their dearest friends
My fawther says he and NAV and
me is going to. evaporate to- Canada
if the suspiciousprocity treatment goes
thru, whatever that is.
The leading manufacturers Of this
state is fax, Seed fat cattle, wind and
the Fargo Forum. lts chief cities ,aue,
Fargo, Hope and Copenhagen.
Fargo is noted for its river water,
typhoid fever and Jim Kennedy. But
paw says Fargo never'lt amount to.
much, it's toosfars fromlHope, and Coz.
penhagen.
Hope is famous for it's deestrick
skule, $500" Club and opie4tals.
North Dakota has q great, many ex-
tinguished men whose names all begin
with some, letter of the ,alphabst--"A"
stands for Alexander. Mckenzie, "Bn
stands for Bangs, &c" stands for
ledge Cowen who don't give. a, dang
Father says he thinks Big Aleck
must be some disconnection Of ours
Ion account of the symbolariousness of
lour names, PAWS. and,mine, is Alex.
ander Cambyses Fischer and Aleck's
lis Alexander Mckenzie FourAushar.
But paw says sech relations amt no
credit to nobody nohow.
/ Our teacher, Mr.. Switchum, said l
ought to. introduce. something about
science into my, decomposition, said
we had. had it in our. districk school
but 1 didn't recomember nothin' about
it so I asked nav. She said no, We
never had no sech ailmsnt in the
neighborhood, cause if they had I'D
sure ketched it, for I alters ;tookevery
blamed thing there was goin' round.
EShe said I'd had the itch and I ketched
it of them Honeysucle twins. and for
me to keep away from them dun twins:
and said I'd had the irishmeasles thai
Mike O'Flynns give to- me-! and9 the
mumps cause I chawed Jerusha
Bumps gum, and the whoopin' cough
and the chicken pox, and the small
pox and appendicitis, gastritis, laryn,
gifts, tonsilitis, spinal meningitis, the
ricketts, and curvature of the, spine.
and nav said that was all the ailments
there was.
Teacher said for me to write some
thin about Polly~Tics too, but Isneve'
had no Introduction to, her,, SOL asked
paw who she was, cause paw knows
lots of women, and first paw was mat
and said itwantnone of my dun bust
lness-then>het seer L was i~nnsreen
enough and said Polly-Tics was he'll
! and if I wanted to know any NOR.
about, her to ask Mr.. Switchum.
That's all l know about North Da
}koty.
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Hope Markets
May 18th, 1911.
1.-THE DeestriCk Skule.

Last Thursday evening the
people of our city enjoyed rare
treat when the Congregational
Aid Society presented. "The
Deestrick Skule." From the ap-
pearance of the first children on
their way to school to the close
of the Exhibition Day program
the large audience was kept in
one continual roar of laughter at
the old-time costumes and local
hits: To mention the names of
the stars would be to mention
the name of every character in
the play.
We succeeded in securing the
essay on North Dakota" written
by Alexander Cambyses Fischer
which we publish below:
NORTH DAKOTA.
This is the last day Of school and
teacher said for me to write all l know
about the state I now live in. This
isn't the only state there is, there is
four or five more I know of. There
is the state of Lousy-anna and the
state of suspense and the state of mat
ermony. There is some people livin'
in ell these states-but our preacher
says they were all horned in the state
of sin. and Missouri, and they all
ought to be hunting for fire escapes.
I live in the state of North Dakota
and it is about the SWEETEST state in
the hull shootin' match. It's bigger'n
oil out doors. It runs from north to
south one way and from Moorhead
clear out beyond Dickinson the other
way.
It's principle imports which it
brings in is Immigrants, real estate
agents and express packages from
Breckenridge and>the- Peterson Mer-
camille Co. It's exports which is bein'
sent out now is ~notoriety for the poor.
ity of one of its deestrick courts, a few
blind piggsrs who generally 60 to the
~peniteltiary or East Grand Forks.
Some people 60 to Long Beach and
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1911-05-11
]. ]. Hill Prize CUP

James ]. Hill, Chairman of the Board
Of! Directors Of the Great Northern
feet high and elaborately engraved, for
the best 100 pounds Of wheat raised in
the United States-in 1911-and exhib-
lean Land and irrigation Exposition aa.'ef-
The conditions are easy, and any
farmer in the United States stands a
good. chance to win this $1,000 cup. It
advertisement to this locality if this
cup were won by one Of the readers Of
this paper-if it were won by you.
, The Great Northern Railway has
always been ready to cooperate with
any sincere effort to make the North
west and the Northwestern farmer more
prosperous. They have issued a hand
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1911-05-11
Notice for Bids for the Construction
Of Cement Sidewalks.

Notice is hereby given that bids will be re-
ceiyed by the City Council Of the City OF Hope
M Dak.. w, to 8 z. M, Monday. June 9th. l9ll.
the ensuing year. in ,accordance with the spe-
citications OF Ordinance No. Is. Of Hope, N.
Oak. being an ordinance relating to Sidewalks.
and their construction in the said City of
Hope, N. Oak. Said, ordinance being on file
in the once of the City Auditor. where the
same can be seen. or copies obtained. A GER
company all bids to insure, the City that party
will do the work, if he gets the contract, The
Council reserves the right to reject any or
all bids.
: Dated at, Hope. N. OAK, tbs list day of May,
1911,
D (Signed) ED w. HANSON,
6-4t. City. Auditor.
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1911-05-11

Inc High 0CnOOl Guys WeuU W
Aneta last Saturday and won al
game from the High School there
by q score of Is to 8. We hope
they will do as we'll, if not better,
when they play their second,
game with Cooperstown in theI
near future.
Miss Grace Smith has BEEN
nominated as one of tho candi-
dates in the Courier News VOTING
Contest and 10 out to win the bigJ
White Touring Oar. Miss Smith
is one of the most popular young
ladies in our community and
there is no question but what.
she will receive plenty of votes:
if everyone BOOSTS.
r. I. Neal, who isin charge of:
the Fargo Courier-N News voting.
contest, passed through town
Friday evening in. a. White Tour
ing car, the same model as will
be given as the, grand prize in
the contest. All those who saw
it were very we'll pleased. Miss
Grace Smith is the, leading can
ididate for this city and. is going
to be at the top when the votes
are counted.
The rapid advance in the art
of Moving Photography, while
being a marvel Of science 4andsart
is also a source of. entertainment
to the masses. In no other class
does a more sweeping form OF
amusement appeal more earnest.
ly to the people, as in the short.
est space of time it covers. more
ground than any other like meth.
cd. In, a judiciouse selection
however, rests the ability Of the
promoter to please all classes
and an acute sense of discrimin
alton, coupled with wide knowl
edge of the peoples wants, lee
by experienced hands, enables
, the Christy Amusement Enter
prise to serve the people with tn
choicest array that can be OBJ
tanned. Herein you may see
represented everything worth
f seeing, every phase of interest
ing travel, domestic scenes, for
eign wonders, history or socia
/. and athletic affairs. There il
nothing lost, the people realize. i
when. once seen. 1t is always
coed, at the Opera House, Ma.
18, 10 and 20.
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NAtissrto.G Creditors.

deEson. Deceased
Notice is heraby given by the, undersigned
Alfred J. Anderson. Administrator OF the rs
ship OF Willow Lake. in tho County OF Steele,
anQ!State OF North Dakota, deceased. to the
creditors Of and I'LL. persons having claims
aeesnst. said deceased. to 1hibi them with
fafterthe arst republication OF this notice. to
said administrator at his residence. in the
TownshiR Of Willow Lake. In said Steele
County. Post Once address, Hope, N, d.
Dated April 18th. A. D. 1911.
Alfred j, Anderson,
Administrator.
VIM. Barclay
Atty. for Administrator.
L. Sherbrooke, N Oak.
i. First publication on the 13th day OF April. A.
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1911-05-11
Pupils Final, Examinations.

!, Notice is hereby given that examinations
for the .cemp4et on tof-the commoa,school sub
jects will be held May 10 and 10 at the follow
ing places:
Broadlawn Dist. Schools No. 2. Banda,
Biabon Village School
: Colgate Village School:
} Glendale Dist, School No.2,
Enger Dist. Schools No. /, 3 and 4.
Eastpn Dist. Schools Mol and 3.
Finley Village School.
Melrose Dist, School NO.2.
Newburgh Dist. School No.3.
: Riverside Dist, School No. 2.
SberbrOOke Dist, Schools No. 1 n 2.
/. Sharon Village School,.
Dated at Sherbrooke this End day OF May,
1911.
. GEO, T.. NEWTONj
/ Get. Supt. OF Schools.
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The Pioneer, $1.50-per'year.
Teachers Examination.

+. Notice is hereby given thai On examination
TOR teachers certi6qetesfor, Steele, County.
n: D.. willb held May 20 and II & Che Hope
High School Building. EXAMINE tions will he
gin ut $40 q. m. on the morning of the 18th.
All Necessary writing materials. will be- far,
at the place of examination.
1911.
GEO. F. NEWTON.
!. 7-2t. 90. Supt. Of Schools.
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1911-05-11
NEW YORK CITY WILL.
HAVE BIG LAND SHOW
J.. ]. Hill Offers $1,000 Prize Cup
For Best Wheat

At last, New York is going to have
land show in New York City-there has
Starting aaHS t gvf the D morning "o Of November aa1it H sra
18th, 1911, there will be one of the big
Madison square Garden, New York City,
that the world has ever seen-the Amer
lean Land and Irrigation Exposition.
on New f York City City is IT the largest {Ta port Of
over one million $1,000, 0O0) foreigners
come to New York every year. Think
farmers than we are. This big land
show will get most Of these ,hard-work-
ing people ''back to the land"
the Northwest if some Of these people
could be induced to move out on the
farms, and either buy land, if they have
farmers Until ii they get 81 Sufficient money
Germans and Scandinavians did a gen
e 9can'a @ age; 1 for t sm1a Gf DOING %Igs1 this is these these
York City. They do not know about he
opportunities of the Northwest.
All the readers Of this paper are
asked to do is to compete for the valu-
many prizes, offered. Canada, the South,
East will all exhibit and show their best
grains. fruits and otne r farm products.
It is very necessary, that the Northwest
OF any other section, So that the better
class of these. immigrants, and Of the
thousands of native Americans, in and
means to buy farms But DO not t UNDER
stand the possibilities of the Great
Nlortllwes will come to our section,
are extremely valuable and are well
worth while.
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Ioe Cream Soda at Mallory's.
Mrs. y. W. Houseman went to
FsrGo Tuesday evening.
Geo. Hanson spent Sunday
with his family in Minneapolis.
See the little Bob" alarm at
McLaughlin's. Sure to wake
yon up.
Carl Ostley autoed over from
MAyville Sunday for a visit in
this city.
A heavy rain and wind storm
kept the light sleepers awake
last night.
Ed Walsh went to Casselton
Tuesdaysevening, where he met
his; brother.
Your chance, boys! Get a
good baseball outfit free. See
ad on page four.
DIR. F. W. Chandler, Dentist,
will be at the Club Cafe four
days, May oath to 9th.
The Senior Glass play, "Mr.
Bob" at the opera house Tues
day evening, May 10Th.
Mrs. Robt. Young returned to
Page Saturday evening after a
few days visit in the city.
A nice clean cool drink on. q
warm day is just the thing. Go
to- Mallory's Soda Fountain.
Henry Patten, who has been
living in Washburn the past win
ter, arrived in this city Monday.
A. M. Mclaughlin went to
Aberdeen, S. D., Monday even
ing to look after business, inter-
ests.
Mrs. G. A. Warner and Miss
Belle Martin returned Saturday
morning from a short visit at
Fargo.
Geo. Murray, of Sherbrooke,
spent Sunday in Hope at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs, G. s.
Shippy.
Our Persian Bond bears the
Eagle A trademark, the mark of
quality. Just the thing for let
erheads.
Mrs. Peter Brown left Satur.
day evening for Rochester,
Mimi, where she. will undergo
an operation.
Wilbur Wood, of Spokane,
WASH, arrived in this city last
week and is locking after farm.
ing interests.
DR.. f. w. Chandler, Dentist,
Club Cafe, May 25th to 9th, with
a full equipment to do your work
in first class shape.
COTE & Bemis are still doing
business at the old stand and also
have q new ad getting business
for them in this issue.
Three auto loads of members
of tho Woman's Club went to
Mayville Saturday to attend. the
meeting of the State Federation.
The Hope Implement Co. is
represented by a splendid ad in
this issue. Look it up, Mr..
Reader, it's there for your bene
fit.
Did you ever hear of a machine
that would travel 5000 miles, in
one year without being re-oiled
See McLaughlin's ad. It's very
interesting.
FOR SALE-4O tons of choice
baled hay. Parties wishing
same, will do well to e Pau:
Curfman, outside of school
hours. 5-3t-p.
s.. D. Scott and DR.. G. B. Har
wood autoed to Wallum Monday
and from there DR.. HARDWOOD
went to Fargo to attend the State
Medical Assn, meeting.
The Senior class has beer
hard, at work for some tim,
getting ready for. their class
play, Mr.. Bob," which will b,
0ivensat the Onara, honse nov.
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write to p. G. Leedy, General. Immigra--
ton Agent Of the Great Northern Rail-
way, located at 115 Great Northern
Building, st. Paul, Minnesota who has
Informed the editor that he. will be glad
to send this leaf1et and any other In
paper.
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1911-05-11

HURcH NOTES.
Methodist.
s.: S. Wyand, Pastor.
Preaehing,. LEA. M.
Epworth League 1918 p. m.
, Preaching . . 500 p, m.
Congr egational.
S. Hitchcock, Pastor.
Morning worship, liza. M.
Sunday school, H. M.
Evening service, 8 D. IN.
G. E., Tuesday evenings.
How to, Make Your Pastors Burden
/ Heavy.
/ L.. Stay away. from the meetings.
/ 2. Complain about the pastor be.
fore your children.
3. Tell,him, how badly some of his
flock are doing.
a.. Tell him his sermons are not, q,
good as common.
5. Talk down every attempt of his
to reach men in some other way. thar
your way.
6. When sick never tell the pastor;
but always blame him II he does no
call:
-Billings4C ongragationalist
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1911-11-30

There are q number ofpeople who
condemn the land assessor for in
creasinS. or rather eQuslzi7g. the
assessments in Williamsburg. rather
thar frankly telling the people that
II the basis OF taxation had not been
increased as il was. the council
would either have been forced to
have tie charter amended so as to
increase the tax-raee 70 $50; Dor
row money from the local banks at
six per cent. or reduce appropria-
lions 70 schools and tnS streets. or
make no appropriations tor them at
all. Instead OF commencing the
action OF the assessor for saving their
faces, these people. some OF whom
under the new assessment are com
pelled 70 bear something ike their
share OF the burden o6;sxsnon. they
are attempting 70 shoulder the whole
thing eff OF the assessor. When
vou hesr q man kicking about the
/ increase II his taxes. take the trouble
/ to lock over the land books for the
/ past ten years and YOU VII ind that
II nearly every case the complainant
has been practically immune from
taxes. The wealth OF Williamsburg
( vii TOW pay some OF is share OF
taxation. and We contend that - Is
every mans duty 20 pay IN PropTo-
e what he possesses. Why Go no'
I these -kickers" take their trouble:
/ . the court? They GO not care C
I co 50. because they know that thsii
assessments are jas, and fair.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1911-11-30
CURE BLOOD. DlSeAE. ELENA
GREATEST BLOOD PURIFIER FREE.

If your blood is impure. thin, dis-
eased. hot or full of humors, If you
nave blood poison. cancer, carbun-
cles. eating sores, scrofula. eczema,
itching. usings and bumps, swellings
or superaung sores, scaOby. pimPly
skin. ulcers. bone pains, catarrh,
rheumatism. c. any blood or skin
disease. take Botanic BLOOD Balm
(B.B.B.) Soon all sores neal, aches
and pains stop and the blood is mace
pure and rich. Druggists or by
express 81 per large bottle. Szmp.e
tree by writing Blood Balm Co.,
Atlanta, Ga. b. B. b. IS especially
advised tor chronic. deep seated
cases of blood or skin diseases, as
Il cures after all else fails. Sold by
Williamsburg Drug Co.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1911-11-30
Holdcroft.

Hol6croft. Va. Nov. 2S-Ap-
propriate and impressive was the
Thanksgiving service at Nj. Pleas
ant church Sunday evening asst when
Chickahominy Council 17S. Jr. o.
u. A. NJ. was addressed by Rev.
B. +. Robinson. Gathering at their
new hall the body proceeded 20 the
church entering in double file TO the
sweet strains OF the march sSillfully
rendered by Mrs. s. J. Binns. Sing
ing OF 'America" and Nearer My
God 10 Thee" by the Council to-
fisther with the address of the even
ing made tie service a most enjoy
able one.
Rev. w. A. Mc4AllisteT preached
the first sermon Of the conference
year at Chapel NJ. <. church Sun.
day afternoon.
Rev. Mr.. Jackson, whohas served
three years here. leaves this week
FOR his field in GOOchlsnd.
This is a most busy season here
The evergreen business IS engaging
the attention Of scores of men a
this time. Hogs are being slsught
cred In great numbers. Corn is be
ing gathered ano wood prepared fof
winter use. AL indications are 70
a 6ne winter in dear old Brass An
kls.
Patrons Day exercises will be he'll
| az School No. Wednesday evening
Besides Rotations by the children
| Superintendent w. 3. Coggin an
Rev. B. Z. Robinson are expe cite
10 address the audience.
The ladies OF Mt Pleasat churc
viii hold an oyster supper Thanks
giving evening.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1911-11-30
Thanksgiving

II compliance with tire p7oclans-
to- o. he President the people O
tais nation v-l pause todsy 70 return
taz-lzs 70 re Fsther C IS al toT the
ne--;es vou-hszse5 unto IS. Jew
ana Ge--lz. Catholic and Protestant.
-zr Ct al cree6s AID O. 10 creed.
INST recognize tie tscS that We as
uaaon are blessed beyond compare
az ou1y. indeed. IS ne who IS 10;
tnz-ttu-
TIE great A--srcl1 Republic has
Us uou5.es. buth owirsigrihczut are
thev IA comparison with ether L.
t9as We nay cal . zind Al the
NJ ne-- We are facing or prob
les z11 We are solving thsn unosI
re e-czn-= O. HIN . whom We
r.n5=r or praise toisy. Russia has
hsr Starving thousands; or Ersusr-
les a-e cvcrf3EinE. Italy sno Tux
KEY are GRAPHING Il the thr0es O.
~ 49, are e. peace vita ne wo-i5.
C-ias h-s re greatest iarsrncire WA
~ -.o5--, uu-s- Ne submit or dif-
s,-r,oes . me god ssuaS sense q
20. --o7ie p solve s.6 WORK O.,
,-s~- Divine rui5snce. trusting
----- In re- .'--ie o. reason" than L
49, -i-rr 81 ~ sword. Portuzs
bss ---r-S -n-ouzh her ordeal Q.
s.. 1.,. -h- =znes are s-u abou
r S,-- ir ra.rer,g u-5e- z pa
- ------.;,- an mir-ul-- the non
,-,--- g-v~--s--s OF Eu-ooe Al
,---g-5-4 u,de- t5s;- burdens o
.-------- -1 ---nz--1.zl eytravs
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1911-11-30

The Erle tow OF Barton Heights
this week vote6 g Issue SO. 900
srset Improvement bon6s- william
burg. conservative, VII spend :
thousand collars . year OF tns shovel
and hoe brigade. and stin have 10
decent streets. rather than pay :
thousand dollars q year u inteTesi
snS have streets thai are passsole.
Wner Williamsburg gets over rs
"conse-vstiye" stage Of sxdsEepce,
Il may have good streets as wei a
water and sewerage