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The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1913-08-14
Second Summons.
state OF North Dakota

County of Steele
Police Magistrate, City Of Hope, and ex-ofH-
clio Justice OF the Peace.
Geo. A. Warner. Plaintiff,
The State OF Dakota to said Defendant:
rected to appear before me at ms Office in the
City Hall in the City OF Hope In the said coun-
T. Ct stselessad state Of North Dakota On
at the hour 81 ten Ai0 .e'clocEdnsthe forenoon
Of said daJ, there to answer the complaint Of
the above named plaintiff, Geo. A. Warner,
against you alleging under a first cause Of
action that. you are indebted to him In the
sum- One hundred seven dollars and eiehty-
six cents ts107;s6 on a certain promissory
executed and delivered by the said defendant
8. F. Thompson, to the plaintiff Geo. A. War
ner. for the payment to the said plaintiff OF
interest thereon at the rate OF 10 percent per
annum from date due and at the rate Of
12percent per annum thereafter until paid,
no.psrt Of which has been paid. =
And sunderle second cause Of action plant
if alleges that you are Indebted to him in tho
sum Of Forty Dollars ,is4O.o0 for goods. wares
defendant 8. F. Thompson, by one John j..
Wamberg on or about July 23rd, 1913, no part
Of which has been paid. the said John j.
eopmsneement.ofthi his action, duly sold, as
signed, transferred n set over his said &C
this plaintiff for q valuable and uff
Gent confederation and that plaintiff ia now
wne and holder of-sa1d claim.
And said ompla1n also alleges that a
Writ OF Attachment has been duly issued in
Sheriff Of the said County OF Steele and State
OF North ota.t who under and by virtue
Inereoih as levied upon, seized and taken In
to his possession the following described goods
Qh0f6atR 0n6 n0r0nnnl n0ro~ ~ ot-- -
to the said defendant, s. F. Thompson, situat-
ed In the Said County OF Steele, to-wit: One
Howard piano; two iron beds; two bed
chimes: couch; one box ofhouaehold goods:
one box OF books, one library table; two
trunks with goods therein contained; six din
a aress eaai aae one nnmm Large oak * arm chair; one
sleeve board; one hat rack: one barrel OF dish
es; one keg Of dishes; and one folding screen:
and demanding judgement for the said sums
Of money with costs, and that the said per-
sonal property and the whole thereof be sold
and the proceeds thereof. be applied to the
liquidation and satisfaction OF plaintiffs said
claims with the costs and disbursements in
CURED herein.
And you are hereby notified that unless
you so appear and answer said complaint, the
said plaintiff will a judgement against
you herein accordingly.
Given under my hand this ninth day of
August, A. D. 1918.
H. A.. Livermore,
Police Magistrate, City Of
Hope and ex-Of1cio Jus-
tice ofthe Peoce, in and
for Steele County,
c. s. Shippy, North Dakota
Attorney for Plain
tiff, Hope. N. D.
h summons may be served by publica-
thereof in THE HOPE PIONEER, Ia
weekly neWspaper printed and published in
The City OF Hope, Steele county, North Da-
kota for threee successive weeks.
Dated August 9th, 1911.
H. A. Livermore,
Police Magistrate, City OF
Hope and %ex-oflcio JUS
4ti. tice OF the Peace.
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PROUD OF HIS TWINS
Young Man Exceedingly Anxious That
Everybody Should Know Of HE
Grave Responsibilities.

A young man came into q drug stors
and ordered talcum powder, soothing
syrup. a d%isinfectant. or some house.
hold remedy. While giving his order
he remarked Importantly to the clerk,
I've got twin babies at my house"
While waiting for his purchase he
turned to one Of the proprietors and
said, I'm certainly on the 60 thesa
days. I've got twin babies at my
house."
A doctor came In, his mind evident
ly on his patients. The young father
didn't know the doctor, but that made
no difference.
Doctor" he asked. "how much
whooping cough is there in town."
Il don't know" answered the doc.
tor.
I'm anxious to find out" said. Mr.,
Newpop. 1--we got twin babies at my
house,"
Before he could break the. glad It'd.
ings to anybody else we fed the
scene.
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Sf1ERfFF'Ss3AEE.
County OF Cass.s
In fAaafriof Honnx n,i.a.As f..A4as1 nA4

STATE OF 2 DAkorA'
ECounty OF Cass.
In District Court, hitnJndicial Distract.
Northsrn ComnneEcial Co.
Incorporation, PlAinu6
]. A.Heddilns, D,ien6ant.
Notice is hereby ivent that by v1rtus u
execution BY me directed and deIivorO&Il nd
Clerk Of the District: Court In md toSsthe
County OF Cass and State Of North Dako6a up-
on q judgement rendered In said Court ~ n.
yor OF the Northern Commercial leo, 6ccor-
poratlon. Plaintiff against j. "A. HeddtnN De-
PENDANT. /! have levied upon all Of the EfEht,
ding IN and to the folloWfnF ~deScrfbedSresl
property, to-wit:
Lots number thirteen, fourteen and datesn
Nots 1S-14-lg in block number eleven 61ock
No. ~ in the sorigiqnal townAte Of 6ppo,
steele Counts, NORTH. Bakota,
And that | shall on Monday, the 18th dny OF
August at the hour of 2 O'Clock 2, NJ, ofaSnid
day at the front door OF thesCourt Hou0o In
Inc Nlllage0 9aer Steele Gnun-
ty, Satate of North Dakota proceed tose5Nthe
right, title and interest OF the above n1Snod
property to satisfy said judgement md Sosts
amounting to the sum OF Five HundredsHfor-
ty seven n 23-10O Dollars N647. 23), toeifher
with a~IAccruefng costs Of sale int1eOst
on the,same from the gard DAP ~ JNno, Aois,
8, snseion e e. e a@ P;aSsn4sg,%d .49asn.as Dsa1iis
sa.s & IS; sss.s,.
H.7R. Turner,
Plaintiffs ATTORNEY,
Fargo, N. Oak.
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DOM STiC,

Direct appeal for a senatorial tnyes
tlgatton Of the copper miners strike
has been made by the Western Fed,
sration Of Miners.
George W. Hayes has taken tha
path OF Office as governor Of Arkansas.
succeeding Senator j. M. Futrell, who
has been acting governor several
months. Judge Hayes is the fourth
man to take oath since January ls.
A pension approximating half pay
for every Episcopal clergyman more
than IS years old and financial aid for
widows and orphaned children OF
elergymen are recommended in a pre-
nminary report issued at New York
by the commission on pensions Of the
Episcopal church.
In q circular letter sent out the
currency commission Of the American
Bankers association invited the presi''
dents OF several state bankers asso.
Citations and representatives of all
clearing houses to meet with the
commission In Chicago this month.
Preventative diseases among the
children Of Chicago exact a heavy
toll Of life and cost in money over
80, 900 annually.
Mrs. George William Hooper Of
San Francisco has given $1,000, 900 to
the University Of California to be
nesd in research in the medical de.
partment.
DR.. A. g. Rogers, superintendent OF
the state school for the feeble minded
at %Fairibault, Mimi, has asked Alton
ney General L. A. Smith for an opin.
ion whether 1t would be illegal ia
ster1tSe inmates OF the school pro,
y1ded their consent first Is obtained
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Guaranteed; Testifie. by Phone.

jamestown, N. D., Aug. 2.-From his
bed in his home. where he is quaran-
tined for smallpox. Judge j. A. Cot
fey gave testimony in an action
brought by himself against the Mid
land Continental Railroad. company,
the testimony being taken over the
In the court room, sever.
miles distant, attorneys dictated
questions. which were put to the wit
ness owe the telephone by the court
reporter. The answers were tran,
scribed and read to the attorneys.
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Answered al Last.

A Swede was being examined in .
case In a Minnesota town where the
defendant was accused Of breaking q
p~lateglass window with q large stone.
He was pressed to tell how big the
stone was. but he could not explain.
WAS 1t as big az my f1st?" asked
the nervous Judge who had taken over
the examination from the lawyers In
the hope Of getting some results.
1T ban bigger" the Swede replied.
"Was 1t as big as my two fsts?"
ut ban bigger"
WAS 1t as big as my head?"
1T ban about as long. but not 30
thick!" replied the Swede amid the
laughter Of the court.-Saturday Even.
ing Post.
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a.flsssa to- a.se up chuarsn.

Minpt, n. D, @Ans. sD,-Iahp ssta6.
placed in .ths estats Rsutssptiary fpr
ten ysars for killing his swifa. will
not accede to requests for the adop-
ton Of his thrss minor children. Adop-
ton papers presented by three M1not
couples. anxious to adopt the chilran.
were rejected by Stan. who declares
that he wants to care for the chill,
dren himssh. Dmcials contemplate
proceedings which will force Staff to
surrender the children. Star showed
no emotion ct being imprisoned.
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Talented Agent.

Mrs. Home seeker-You certainly
don't expect anybody to take this
house? Why. it Says terribly. The
floors all run downhill."
Agent "a small man)-Itwas built
that way on purpose, mum. to keep
peace in the family. Greatest inven-
ton Of the age, mum
Mrs. Home Seeker-Keep peace In
the family?
Agent-Yes, mum-nothing like 1t.
Whenever your husband drops his
collar buttons. he'll always know
know where to find 'em.
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Remarkable Cure For Dysenterv

II was attacked with dysentery
about July 18th, and used the Doctors
medicine and other remedies with no
relief, only getting wors all the time.
l was unable to do anything and my
weight dropped from AS to:l25 pounds
l was advised to use Chamberlain's
Collie, Cholera, and Diarrhoea Rom
edy. l used two bottles of it and it
gave me permanent relief" writes B.
W.. Hill OF Snow Hill, N. G. For sale
by oil dealers ADV.
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More Than zoe Million.

Are you aware Of the fact that
the United States bureau Of Ash.
cries Matched 202. 1000. 900 Holsters last
year,
NO I was not aware Of that fact.
but ! have known for some time that
all the Holsters don't come from the
United States bureau Of aahSr1es."
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TheIrsesnt.

"Buggs did not contribute q cant
toward the pursuit Of those hank
burglars"
Eyes, he did. He supplied ths
bloodhounds."
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Reckonsd That WAY,

'SsNS'SS tSsSs wy
"Our neighbor cross the way has
a large family"
"How can you say that, dear. whan
he has only q wife and one child:"
Eyes, but the child weighs one hun
dred pounds. and the wife. two"
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No Sos
-Report OF the condition 81
HI
Pioneer State Bank,

at Luverne In the State OF North Dakota. at
the close of business August 9th. 1919.
RESOURCES
Loans and discounts $50. ..........S 1888 ~
OYerdrafts, secured and unsecured 96 81
Warrants. stocks. tax certificates. ~
claims 81 w
fixtures 1000 90
Due from other banks ....$ 5,492 SO
Checks and other cash
items ........ ........ l5O 20
Cash -. ....... 1885 As 1869 IS
$1,000 90
LIABILITIES
Capital stock paid in Communicated 10000 90
Undivided profits. less expenses
and taxes paid. ............ 224 56
Individual deposits subject
to check lU,632 o9
Time certificates OF deposit 7,847 OS
checks. ........ 1875 OF 2S.sl4 SO
500, O39 25
State of North Dakota 60
County Of Steele q"
I, j. D. Foley. Cashier of the above named
bank, do solemnly swear tina the above state
ment is true to the best of my knowledge and
belief,
J. D. FOLEY. Cashier
Subscribed and sworn to before me this 18th
day OF August 1918.
c. S, Shippy,
Notary Public
Attest:
g G.s : M1eres Directors
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And 90 Many Do Il.

Andn6o Many Do Il.
4 campaign year 10 q time Of hap
piness for the man who likes to get
et the extreme outer edge of the
.prowd and yell "Loudsrl"-Dsnver
Republican. :
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1913-08-14

Lady-And you say that you follow
two of the most popular. professional
Hobo-Yes, mum; In winter ]. am .
baseball player and in the summer /
am an actor. Dat IL why / nevsr work.
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Mlsplaeed.

First Cinder-"Why 80 angry3"
Second Ctnder-"I've been wastsps
time In Q glass eyoEs
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quite Unnecessary.

Ever keep q diary. WssEye"
"Wot's dat?"
"A record Of wot q Teller dooS.s
sNawi De COPS stteo1S tr aaks
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TO accommodate you is my
business. To do this to a better
advantage, / have hired a first
class blacksmith who will be on
the jobaal the time. Bring your
hlacksmithing to us. FIG. Meek
er.-Adv.
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1913-08-14

Rooms for light housekeeping
Inquire at Pioneer Office.
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1913-08-14

County of Steele
In Justice Court, Before H. A. Livermore,
Police Magistrate, City Of Hope, and ex-om-
clio Justice OF the Peace.
Geo. A. Warner, Plaintiff.
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Scr geritdnbigung 5lpiiden Oelrtih
lm6 iran3oiiid iprehenoen adt5o.
,ifen 2otbringens imO 2uremburg5.
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gcrIOnalnOti3en.

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m6 ,Srau 0}. Stanbadcr, 2l40
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bon Serrn n0 ,5rau Baltl Gin.
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mad Der clterliden &obnlug 5uriid,
mo er boifentlid) balo tpieocr gdn5.
lid gencien ipiro.
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Deportation oesiel5eu sic ar5Bteu
Gdf0icri1lcitm IN Den g8e1 At Ic.
gen.
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Tie gaiitrmanSper.

Berlin. 20. gliauit.-Tie brliri.
acn grobcu 8aiicrmanober lucrOcn
1T Der sweiten SdIfte Oes Sebtenl.
ber iii0lih bon giegnis, Shlriien,
itattiin0en; m0 Die 9uititiiiohrt
mo glpidtif mgr0eu babel pieocrlm
cine aroBe Roae ipielen. Grei 9ep.
peIins, 1 9dlitdrIuititiif onSeren
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fer ben bieIen auspdrtigen gertre.
tern in Der llmaebung oes aniIers
miro auh Der ameritaniife Gene.
ralulaior Seonaro @oo0 iein.
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@lit SaIfe eines gle6linfs.

Gin Winnn betrnt am Samitag
0en 5hu6Iaoen bon g(nton gi[cf,
1910 Sa6 10. StruBc, mo fauite
iib Elm 8aar GinlcgeIobleu. Der
9lid oieies Mianne5 fiel lD1bren0
Der fir5en translation auf oen Of.
feneu @eIOidranf mO cine oriqt.
neGe 50ee Ourd6libte iriueu Genf
faiten. GiIigit foufte er ne6euau
einen Sad NebI iuno lieB ion r3u.
f1qig" auf Dem peinli6 iau6ercn
Seiteniteg Dor giIef's 2aoen faacn
2ebterer 1lnterbrnd cntriiitct icine
3eitungslettiire unO elite binaus,
Inn Den meiBen Stoff ifleunigit
fort3ufegen. llno nGbreno ser quite
8ilef enliig fcgte, bate Der 1rdaer
oes Mc6liades iib 6urh elm SIN.
terfelliter Gingnng beridaiit. un0
oen @eloidrauf bon ieincm Wam.
mon bcireit. Gem @alner fielcn
$40 un0 Ginige Gents in bic
alauen.
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SGanipicler @ccnnn flngt anf
$4,000

Ter Sd1uipieler ,5rnnf aecnan,
iuelder Die IitclroQe IN Dem Gin,
after ggiuoication" in Srpbcln
1beater IpieIt, bat aeacn ocn 16ca.
trrunternebmer 8iaiam 5aperibonl
5uei aIngen angeitrenat, m6 5lpar
cine pepen S6doiaung ieines 9iu.
fes IN Sobe BON $4,000 mo bic
onoere iDegeu Sfontraftbrud8 aui
$4,000. Rad geenoigimg ieincr
lctten GjoItroae in omaha organi.
firte aeenm III 8itt5burg einc
1ruppe, I'M SbafcipearS'ide Stiide
8ur 9(ufiii1urg 5u bringeu. @r be.
laiptet oob 6aberi6am 9cridtcr.
itdtteril geaeniiber ieineu 9luf Der,
Ieuafoet babe Die drgite 8erlcum.
hung beroiientli6te Der oaaniaS
Nftn Gfnr"
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ainb itir6t on Zee 6rennt.

TnB Dag 3.id5rige Iodterden,
Dorotbp, bon Serrn n. z ain1s,
len. oem ueuen @eih1ft5leiter Der
Globe Optical Company, on Dem
@cnitB bon See Cream geitorbrn
III, i'll Bic aniidjt bon Or. n. So
Gonnea, Der oie Sfleine bebanoeIte.
Der glr5t g[aubt, OaB ii9 ba8 &c.
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Cream gebiIoet bate.
Serr aingslep fam Dor 5tuei
Mohen bon Galt Safe Sin mad,
Gmaba, I'm ieine neue Gte[limg
onsutreten. Geine Satin un0
sippi tleine ainocr fameu am 5rei.
tag nah.
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teIiebten 1rudtei3 Iauert. 9to.
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gBetter beionbers leiht 8urit un6
onbere fonierbirte 5leiifpr1parate
itnb Der GnftDidelrnq oes 9tomains
Defenders giiniiig. Gas Gis bclnntt
bic Gntipidellma ourhauS nidt. i'm
@ceentbeil iit es nm 70 acidbrli,
der. % Der 5duIuisgeidmad per.
6edt miro.
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ridten 81 tonneu Gr beihreibt Die
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mm Die 2l6iidt geha6t ba6e, gl0ria.
nopcI Dem Gr05oOeu aIpi6 iii mo.
den; uir Dem llmilanoe oaB bic
tiirfiihe glruee einen laa frii6er
cintrni nie pom Oeu 9ulgaren on.
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ZEN oaB Der teuiliide glan ni6t
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beit1tigt Die g1ahrid)t. 0aB me6rere
tauicno tiirfiihe geianaenc auf
cine Snicl gebradt lm6 bort oem'
SunaertoOe prei5gegeben Duroen.
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Gidlt erlaqen, tuur0en crnoroat
Gr proteitirt uufs Gntidie6enite,
cab gIOrionopel Den guIoaren mic.
Der ou3gclieiert miro Gie U21hte
Diirben iid zines gerbrchens
iduI0ig roden ioateu iie aeitat.
ten, oaB 2(oriauopel bulgariif iuer.
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alien bon ben gulqnreu oeriibten|
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niir0e e5 iich cntiett bon 6ieiem|
barbariiden goIfSitanm obpeuoer
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