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Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-12-04
Unfurnished Houses Wanted

WANTED HOUSES-We have DEMANDS
for several first class houses on inc
north side. If you have anything $40.
want rented, list it with US. Phone
J. 1909. Edwin +. Ansley, Realty 1rn-
Bldg. ll-2l--.
HOW MANY desirable poarders ano .
that you have a vacancy at your table
There are hundreds this very day lugAIs
for nice, home-lile boarding ple,r
Reach them with an ad in the "BoardeF5
Wanted column of The Georgian.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-12-04
"The Georgian's Rent Bulletin"
Do Your Renting and Searching Through This Bulletin

!
nsa unied locality ladw it'll through Bus sIocaun
"a n it
benefit
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-12-04
Funeral Directors.
Hatters.

FOR all kinds OF machine work see
Camp Bros, now located At 275 Mari
eta street 1874
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-07-10
NOcHEsTEll CHosEN Won
NEXT ANNUAL MEETING

Portland. Ore. July fo.--I soci1eH-
ter. n. ". has heen selected Az the
convention and reunion city Of the
benevolent and Protective order u
Islha for 1919. Cincinnati Will make
the flght for The 1914 convention,
while San Franolaeo and Seattle are
computing Tor the 1915 convention,
pFoceudiuaa IN the grand IodGe
seAslOn loal a part % Interest today,
the business before the lodge beine
largely reports 81 cnmmlllooa and
discussion Of what disposal should ID
shade Of the recommendation made,
ono Of the principal dlncuasionn ~
the day was apparently destined "a
sound the adviaabiIlly 81 rebuiiiinH
the national Elkr homo. now located
~ Bedford. va II Inns hren the
general belief that the grand lodge
would dnfpr action On lhe mattel
This Il "a =ald viii Ne ,ho virtual a..
ololon arrived At by the now homo
uommliioe which,. ~ - fallufn n pul
into oxeo,-4inn iho authority yenir4 y
d b. NJ nrand lodge 4 year ak0l has
lhrp a. the responsibility back into
|tno ngeud lodge without lepomnien'
I4I|Hn.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-07-10
TEX A. CAPITALISTS no
no SArgT WORK AT 0NCl

After = lapse ~ some weeks. aimee
the arrival Of representatives IF the
pfcon Valley on aud Gas company
from houston. TEXAS. thoy now have
arrangements made 70 baein active
development OF the great oji lieids
here
They have secured 4 good bunch a.
land under lease. and Including the
Hammond tract on which she big ~
we'll Is iocsted that nan bean flowing
oil and 9aa FOR three years.
They vii set . rig over this VOL
and put IN line ~ pipe. shut on
INV wnler and put tho hump 70 work
pumplnk tho oil The Boiler VIII be
steamed Nv ihe san from this we'll and
the Oh fran the well WIN be u1td 10
drlli other wells.
a lerae we'll rig ouini a now being
nHaadea from ears and nauied cat
from Dayton Tine ioekfipn " tue
nsw wcll has heen salaeiea on n. y,
Martln'n lard Just few hundred feet
south ~ fllp Hammond Heil. hNmpfr
for me derrick for the neN we'll u
being qua on the erDun0 fmA work
Hill begin ~ once.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-07-10
HIGH OFFICIALS OF
SANTA FE RAILWAY
VISITORS IN ROSWELL


iAResanl unFreoDaneaRss - eco slaentAl
Roswell, n A.. guy SION beard
special train az route q pacos,
InAass TO attend merllnR o. the a.
reeiorn of the santa Ne end West
Texas road a party Ill high santa "
Officials visited noaWon vealorday.
IN the party wore n. q. Fox, gen.
nral manager OF thn.weateFn dlvlhlon
of the Sanie sc; NJ. Hahurlner. 500.
roiary.trrasuror Of the western iinotl
,. " bflnkcr. general frnlnht and pas.
aenser agent q 6. Nlnfkwoathor
general superintendent, }. u. NC.
Mahon, general tltIalop suporinlsnd.
|ent' n. w Wagner ch,Sf engineer
Willard Klnw. Fondmnstsr, ana SOC
lklAsner, sonefal bridge and bulldlne
foreman.
General MnnRges For stated that
iherc was nothing o. particular Ia
portnnce IN their mopline ana aposo
only briefly ~ their TRIP
Mr. Fox. whom asked whcshes
llaore wE% q Likelihood Of nnolhes
train being added 10 inc schedule.
said that Il WINS not probable that Ina
schedule void be- chnpFed ihln year.
lie Haia that much has been aaiu
about another rallSeRd for the valley
hut dlp not cara 50 fkpfnns hes opsh.
Ion nntth the ngUb9slllly 81 any -.
velupmenia nlnug that llno In Inc noa,
future.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-07-10

Portland ore, Suly 40 Followinr
are the national officers ~ tho Ellis
chosen last evenings
Grand exalted ruler, Thomas y.
Mills, Superior, VIA
Grand esteemed leading knight,
james T.. king. Topeka, Kaa,
Grand ealeomcd lccsuFlHG knight,
ssioyd n. Maxwell. Mafalnlltown, "a.
Grand secretary, Fred q. Robinaon,
Dubuque. H..
ornrnd trustee. John ,. Faulknsr'
East ~. Louis. ~
Grand inner guard. John I.nc
Clark. ALBUQUERQUE. n. NJ
Grand tyler. Patrick H. Shields,
clarksbufg w. Va,
Rochester. n. ", selected by an
clamatldn Tor 1919 conversiof
Tonight the principal feature ~
the entertainments program was an
illuminated parade. A. midnight sey-
arnl hundred local ann Waiting NEWS
paper mon sat down 70 "bsefsionh
breakfast" the guests 81 tho Port"
land Isikn.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-07-10

Af'er reading ~ ~ MANY nn6nsn In
our town WIN naye h6en cured bv
poans Kl1nny PMS. mo anteiltn
Mutually af9aea 10 tfIs meAlo|nn
equally apeceasiul ~ ops nelahborIna
ipWpFY The generous statement ~
this senta w. rtaI,irnl leaves no room
for doubt on this point.
Josn ofl|Hv Hasa. Alto &C., santa ~.
N MaKr toyui IN 1907 used noan's
kidney Pills FOR paths II my hack
Mhlrh had troubled mo for three
years, They hfaAtht pfoMp, 7tliaf
and pfoved ~ satisfactory that give
. public staiemeil IN their pfalne. New
after two nrA half frnrs have
pthAe0, gladly nohilfm every word o.
that testincnlal uan ada that I
fnvf since uand poan'a kidney pills.
Swing them q MeFe thorough trial
and have received great benoAi. 1
know that this remedy IA good TOR
oackAone ana Kidney tompleini.'
FOR naie BY nll dea|fra prIeo So
cHntgl Foeler.asllburn 60. nulgalo.
New York. sole RgenN Tor she United
States.
Repamb&F me naI,e l1aAh n--anA
snke 81. other ssa
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-07-10

4 pfsp 70 aka the nau river
boulevard noW tnHer conalfne,lefi
from ul1 AIhnQurrque % lha Ala.
meAa bfaAHo tho most nIraniIp4
hiHhwnF in New Mexico now bfI1a
carefnllY discussed u.nona the prhs
pefiy owners a|anc ne now hiahyaB.
Tue oprninn ~ = ebsSlou III lltd kfaaf
fiiliruWnfcr taffn b. iha Suburban
Realty cQmpony and rtha nnnouaea.
monl Of fhe plan Of that conaany TO
hskr t,se tract 40 ieaal nnhurhnn
vosidtnce scniloN. hn4 aroused the IN.
terfei ~ other ihD0 ownefH along thu
river npnl@fnfd ma hea oeptefed
fhe|f atlenflup upon IN vnluc d
lands nlQng tlio highway and lhc pon.
Alblllilaa Tor neeclopmens along np
10 aase ilnea
Very good pfDafeeA . bains faado
on ne road. @fiion IA bolns huiit by
thu cbunig. with convict labor. WHEN
complete many turns aud corners
wln have been eliminated and thc
dlflance fqons AiarqueFquc a. this
AlhlneHa bridge greatly reduced, with
the fntYhdhlt result INIT people Nv
lna along the road and across the
river Win pay many morn visits 10
AibnHntfube with consequent In
crease n puslntaa when complete
the road viii ~ SIXTY feet wide an
the way. and she method OF con-
strucllnn and the dralnngc being
provided insurer That with proper
cnge thu houloyaFd win stand a per-
foes road forever.
The plan 81 Improvement proposed
and which Mai have the hacklnR of
the Suburban Realty company. calls
suf the planting ~ eagalpa aha sthcr
qglck growing trees afonG the entire
length of tho boulevard. 40 that with
IN few years a viii oo thoroughly
shaded tom end 10 end. a n al6n
proposed 90 Install clusters OF electric
lights al frequent Intervals. tho
lights to bnfn during tho early even-
lng No that while traffic ~ under
way the boulevard wal be as we'll
lighted as a city street. Il 81 pro-
posed also that the property owners
assist the county IN caring for the
boulevard and Keeping Il N condition
and this Is meeting With general
favor. ~ he cost per acre along the
road viii be very small. One team
land driver with scrappr. drag oud
sprinkler supplied 10 him, can easily
keep The roadway in first clnea ron-
dhlon. Al sonat ono sprlnkling per
week from end 10 and Il proposed.
and this alone Will probably serve 10
keep the boulevard in first class
|shnnn, when the lnterhoctlonssr reach
Ing 10 the North Fourth street road
have boen completed. the boulevard
win make ne Il now stands an Ideal
dflso for cnrrlagca and automobiles
and with shc tree planting and light
lng proposed u VIII hcconic The most
abrasive drlvcwny IN The Houlhwens,
SURPRISING IN beauty even tre Famous
lanca which have done 80 lnnch y
induce settlement and che develop
menl OF the country adjacent % non-
we'll.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-07-10

helping Albuquerque make tho ''hsa
noise ~ the reunion. Frank Mckee
y. o, Jasfa and ~. ~. lglclgey lefe Ia,
ter 70 attend tho reunion AZ repre-.
sentasivog Of the local Indigo. The
news % Mr. uiarko'e Victory cane
first la1t night IL tho Following leIc'
gram 10 q. A. Mstaon;
Portland. Ore, July .. iSis
O, A. Masson. Albuquerque, N. M.
We win John Lee Clarke elected
grand inner guard by vote OF cas- TO
ace. The booster bench CONSISTED %
Mckee. Hickey Jaffe, of AlhuQuor-
que; o. G. Watson. formerly Of santa
Fe, NOW % Pueblo. Colo: 1. X Tenaf,
congressman ~ pennsylvanla: win g
Mcdler. formerly Of AlbuaucfQur
ROW 81 lioe AnRelcns mntheli. - ite'
peka. q, H. lfunkcr. % Las Vegahl
Mr.. Day ~ Clovla. and many others
Portland knuwn w arc here.
(glanodl PRANK MKEE.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-07-10
FRISCO TG DDRRIRtL
ON THE PECOS
Will Begin Work in Two
Weeks; Texas Capitalists
Prepare to Develop Artesia
District on Big Scale.

Artcaia, ". ri, July o--Aesurnnees
bavs been now given that the frisco
oil company recently Incorporated
and backed by the Frisco railroad
VIII IN tho near future eate ,.dc Poe
"a valley aeld and bcsln the drilling
~ wells n the AFtesia district This
company j. now engaged IN develop
ing oil fields h varlous parlh OF the
state. n, ID. yakum, one Of the prin-
cipnl promotnrn. visited this city re-
comfy and while here notified tho llrm
~ Aperry ANA l.uklns that he expect
90 - begin on aell IN two wceks
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-07-10
SOCIALISTS WILL
HOLD CONVENTION
AT CLOVIS
State Gathering to Occur on
July Is, Odd Felsewn' En-
campment Formed in Curry
County Capital.

tnpccfnI CoFFaapnnoalcu - AIeFaIa,l
Cl0fls. y, "a. tuly q.--CIoglf coHf
linues her reputation ~ . convention
town. The last aaiheFlns she has
.andrd IL the Hfafe Sooiallat rouVefr
zion which u 10 meet here the Aoth
81 this month Local socialists anH
members az the clovis chamber ~
commoroo are co-opefniing 40 make
the ocrrslon n success, ciovla Aud
Curry county are overwhelmingly
Demoefatic IN politics, hat Aen any
c1nvtnfi0n meets hefe political Anhllas
lions are lost AiRht 81 ~ me local
community and everybody ao1s N %
make a auocang Representatives
ifom ~ over me state Win b. pfca-
emit al thln injecting and several mrnH-
hr4a Of tbs aatIoHhl ofaanssallpn are
fkpeoind hnro Tor this convention.
fAA rNlIathta alaag ~ me Witat
Methodist ehuFon we're entertained
|aAf nlnhf nx f1nit lofusr leachtl,
MF8 WI NJ Nohmafl 81 Nef home. ~
was 9H1 oofoR|Hn Ief no nnnuNl e'tpr
l|4H - oIIIe6ta. n4|d Ihf fnI|tf||'H wore
elected stf tae 0&olud tsrIn NI
s4onI M|af Mildred N4INrN Scare n
Min 1ttfNb fIaIk loaehnr N5Ip
nnNnI, AIfH H4aHII 0NeIIu|nI ~ 49,
dane Ih1 Ub&||aH l1r aDu1nHI IfIq8
Az oAN l|aMH eHeHnNW0nI ~
ht.n Aia4h|&G4 nAss ~ fIIaNN NHIfiF
0f0h IS H'|'t fNN my QIts.NRf
lon |A6s NI|h upMhffsa'p ~ sFtt
40|ela I4 Ie''Nt|11 pH|eNIf
Nh '14It iA |lH N 'tIInf
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-07-10
Las VEGAS ELKs HAVE
FIRST MEETING IN FINE
NEW CLUB BUILDING

9ApopInl TelsHFam ~ nyensnn fiaraeSl
haa NoeAh. NJ A., July i0--I.na Vo-
aas lodge Mo- eos. Benevolent ana
ffqieriive Order ~ IslkA. lasl night
|hela hk fiFHl meeting IN tho hand
soma new elub house on Douglas ave.
nue. one ~ thc best appointed placnn
Of lhe kind N the state.
This formal opening Of the new
hoeae VIII occur the latter part "
me months hut Il Is now practically
complete, the furniahinsn helna the
best Thai could DO secured with fins
peu! roam fixtures, bowiina Allagi
and ofher attractions.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-07-10

Wqfur interfere with tho growth
|ef oisldfeh Ti.H become thin. pale
|aHa s'pkly Get rld of these parasites
- tIlrF n yDu would have healthy.
happy cheerful ohildron W9fryffA
|cllR|AN vNRMfrU0n destroys
worms ana benefits the whole nsn-
leni' Price ebc per bottle. sold ~
|a'l QfuEHlele.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-07-10

NtAIN ~ qu'|e Al ~ |A types
d |s'N|4| SqA |lsa|1
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1912-01-20
70 the PUBLIC.

The weekly issue OF the FREE
PRrssE rJER TEXAS has po-
sitively the largest circulation
Of all German papers published
II the State of Texas. 1t Is
mailed to $50 post-ofices. and
has an extended circulation in
Mexico In the Indian Territory.
and IN Oklahoma.
1t clrculates from Galveston
20 Danison. from Marshall to El
Paso and Of course mainly II
the thickly populated central
and southwestern parts % the
state. as also in Mexico.
TIVE tlavellng men aad onl
very active local agents aEe con
ttnuously adding new sub
seribers to the lists
In consideration Of these facta
the "FRnIE PKEssE FUER TEXAS
claims to be the best adver-
tising medium n the State OF
Texas, whom II u the object to
roach the Herman reading pc
pulation.
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cir $500 sad6 9esadIaab.

--G- H
Deutfh : nmerifoniihe 3eitnngel.
wer6en tn alien Woterlono nit gre
BEN Sntereiie seIefen, neil iie I'D.
frei 0uslpreden uno b6ufig BON bril-.
Sen nebr Neuigfeften unO Nadsrtd.
tn brinaer, nls bic oeutiden Sci.
hsuoea ItIbit. Die x6reie Hrefsse flii
xerns4 lit 0riibe1i uberdn, mobin f.
.aeianot tuir6, ein iebr germ geiebetel
@aft uuo fam iid rubIneIty Attell
geynsu,sa ut6 Wiirbiourg ~ iirloe1
ME aus 5nbIreiden Hriefen an ms
ionic an Dieieniger, ipelhe boz
Blot OH ibre geripanoten ffide1l
herbaroebt. Ser onber ieiner Ves
pon6ten uno Greuuoen cine Grel,f'
ertueiien, LINEN ein iuiafommene'
@eiMent nlad,en mia, Der beitcue fiji
&c 6ie ~Jreie gre!fe fir Eeras"
Gas Sntereiie fir Ieras, tpie iiber
boupf fur ben Stant uno Die @e
arno, no bic gerpan0ten wobncl
III ii .DeutihIdn6 iebr lebbaft uni
es 1T inrn0gIidt in Yripotbriefel
cine 20 ariin6Iid3e auffldrune UNI
WeiMreibung oes fremoen aonoe:
AZ Qe6en, tpie 6ieg Die uGrete 9refie
oupomentIid int. Sir ben gerin
am Wreis BON $500 p~erienoen nj
portofrei infer reidbdIhges Bo
menbIatt auf EN- Sabr an irgen
due M0reiie i'm MusIon6e-
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1912-01-20

Or. @m. Better, augenarst 1T
tdglid m ieiner neaen Office IN
2;dss @eb6uoe an finoen.
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Wiek . Msrft.

StS
@ou gntouio, ~. San. 1917
Dn{en $40 Bis $500 per 100 pfo.
aiike 1886 biz 1885,
Wuier 1928 BIB $3.50.
adber $4.76 bic $500
@htpeiue $3.50 Bis $8.2o.
eddie $500 BIB $3.50;
8ieaen S2.25 Biz $3.50.
81 acuis ~ San. 1912 Minos
bieh SerassWieh, $500 Biz $7.0U.
Gdauef@e $500 Big $3.50.
Qante.
@dtpere bonn @9ladter. .....17 eis.
QeiMte BON. GdIa9ter. ..,...lo g.s'
G&tpere eefaI8ene. ~,
Qeidte aefdlzere. . .o W.
self.
ausora,siessn, per YfS;;;...1e e gts.
beiddoi9t. - eIs.
@ III 6ctsu 30 Cts.
WtIbfMneiue. Hein.........ao g.s.
WiI6i4peine, erob ..s e's-
taL@
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gemife

WeWufT.~
Rartoffeln. Californian. 2.25 nm
$9.35. 49, -
Sonsasen, segas, s1.75 per Crate.
@ebf, $500. 4ia
Wurien Eesas. 75e fir ei't ~
l sosneu. einhsimifde, st.25 tif
1f8 Hnf9et. n.x.
Grinet Hfsffer, 81 per 4 waS'ets
esuaib. 15e per 'Guseno.
geuerie. $500 per Duseno
0nobIouh, Sc unb Toe Der Ytilio.
GnkfertoffeIm $40 nnb Sl;o0 pcT
100 HfnIb; yelotD gauls. $1.7o un0
'a S~IuureuiobI, 1915 asnO $500.
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g[,tfrnf.

Sic spei gohter oes beritorbencl
@ilbeIm Grieorid) Beilbader, 9ru~
Der Der ebenfaus DcrItorbeneli Gbri.
itione Hofine @eilbader, iino eriltfJt
iih BEL Den llnter5eidneten in cincr
GrbihaftseM ngelegenbeit gu mrloen.
We6b & Dpetl. Mcftsanwalte,
Gan antonio. Eeras.
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Ma,t,nluple.

Can antonio, seg, II. San. Or,
Sinarb 5 1916 gts. @ooo giooll:lg
6X eta; Com MibOlins TN Qts.;
WaiboIing SIS Cts, @ooo Riooi'a5
sA .gsstfs.
GaIbeton, Seq, II. San; Srols
s,ort 8% gts.; 2oip Mliooling IS
Cts; MiooIina 10 gts.; @ooo Mioos
ling ION gts.; @io6lins Satr 1923
Gents.
gan antonio, II. San. = 1912
0ubner. .....$2.75 IT, $4.25 per Tsn.
Ger frild. .25 u. 90 gts. per S PIE
Butter. II nno 10 @ts. per SIp;
aorT e5e gts. per @nideI
9afer ..........e2 @fs. PEI. Sniw.s
xsr;h her Mfunb.. ..9A &f0
Ealg, PCT @fnno.. ..4 e's
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Wesasss Smpropss @anmluOniamen
al petfdufeu. Niibere Mustnuft ef-
feilen M6crt ODER Serftont, 9bler'
BORT 81. 81. So Q, 2odbart, Seyas-
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gineens 8n~rsitaller, Der genia'
le Mirt neben Der Sermanns-Sob
1e.Saae an Der 8iaita Gtrabc, bait
tets Elm gutes friides @las Bier
an 3apf. Wenn in Der 9dbe febre
man Elm. Dormer Srei-2iind le-
ben Bormittdg.
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1912-12-26
Notice of Dissolution o,
Partnership

Notice is hereby given, That
the partnership relation hereto
fore existing between John j.
Wamberg and S. F.. Thompson,
doing business at. Hope, Steele
County, North Dakota and Pekin
Nelson County, North Dakata
under the firm name and style of
Wamberg & Thompson was, on
the 18th day Of December, A. ID.
1912, by mutual consent dissolv-
ed.
Mr.. Wamberg has assumed
and will pay off all the obligations
of said firm contracted prior to
that date, and he will also collect
and receive and own all notes,
accounts and bills receivable due
said firm.
Dated December Both 1912.
John j. Wamberg,
s, F. Thompson.
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1912-12-26
Family Xmas Gathering

Christmas was generally OBJ
served in this city but one of the
notable gatherings vas at the
home. of Mr.. and Mrs. l.. A.
Roney at Colgate, Beside the
Roney family Messrs and Mes.
danes O. G., T. NJ, and Adam
Major and Orlando, son of Adam
Major. Mr.. and Mrs. B. M.
Aervey, of Colville, Wash, and
Miss Leila Meash, making a total
of twenty-five present. The day
was spent very happily fine
spread at 2:30 o'clock followed
by the giving Of the usual Christ
mas remembrances, Tom Major
playing the part Of Santa in. fine
style. Several of the young.
sters saw their first and second
Christmas at the appearance of
old (Uncle) Santa. The rest OF
the day was spent discussing
old times and in merry making,
and all report a good time.
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1912-12-26

with all kinds of presents and
beside it stood old Santa with q
sackfull more. In the back
ground could be seen the stock
ings hanging to the mantle and
filled with presents. It is one OF
the best window displays shown
in Hope this, season.
George Harding, the contract
or, has purchased the ruins of
the Jensen building and will re
build the same. Altho not en-
tirely decided as to what use he
will make of the building he is
thinking Of fitting it up for a
First-class Hotel with a modern
Cafe in connection. The base
ment will be refnished and used
for a bowling alley, Barber Shop
and Pool Room. The front part
Of the second story will be re-
modelled and fitted up for Office
suites. If conditions in the
spring seem to warrant, two
stories may be added to the
building and "a Steam Laundry
established in the top story.
Watch fortdevelopments.
The entertainment given at the
Opera House Christmas eve by
the school was one of the best
ever given in the city. The
costumes were excellent and
every person in the cast had his
part letter perfect and gave
it in a manner that was very
pleasing. The songs were all
set to favorite old tunes. such as
odd Folks at Home" Rally
Round the Flag" etc. The de-
corations on the stage were also
very pretty and original. A
large amount Of credit is due
Mrs. G. B. Wheeler for the sue.
cess of the evening as the drill
ing vas all her work, Mrs. HI.
P. Patten oficiated at the piano.
Apples, Candy and Nuts we're
distributed to all the children at
the close.
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At The BUou
Four Excellent Reels Sc.
lected for Friday and
Saturday.

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The patrons Of the Bijou will
be pleased with the reels offered
for their entertainment on Fri
day and Saturday of this week
as they are some of the best
manufactured. !.
THE OLD KENT ROAD" Vita.
ALL IS FAIR" Melies
1.-THE PUPPETS HOUR" Lnbin
"PATHE'S WEEKLY"
The Concert by the Hope
Ladies' Band will not be given
until next week, Jan. Bird 1913.
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Notice of Annual Meeting

Notice is hereby given that the
Annual Meeting of the Stock
holders of The Hope Land and
Investment Company will be
held at the Office of G. S. Shippy,
President, in the City of Hope in
the County of Steele and State
of North Dakota on Tuesday the
9TH day of January, A. D. 1913 at
the hour of two (2) o'clock P. M.
for the Election of a Board of
Directors and for the transaction
Of such other business as may
properly come before it.
Dated December oath 1912.
B. G. Shaw, G. S. Shippy,
Secretary. President