The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1913-01-02
Locals
As We Heard Them

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Attend the Bijou Theatre
Did you send that package by
Parcel Post.
l.. A. Jacobson, of Fargo, was in
the city Friday Of. last week.
Household Furniture for Sale-Call
at house S. +. Thompson.
j. A. Pepper was transacting bust,
ness in the city the first of the
week.
Mrs. c. G. Warner and Frances
were visiting relatives in Fargo this
week.
Board and Room at the Hotel
Major, $500 per week, single;
$500 per week double; Table
Board, $3.50.
The canvas cover for the Ice Rink
has arrived and will soon be in
place. This will put the ice in good
shape and make the skating better
than ever.
Rev. and Mrs. II. II. Moore and
children left Tuesday evening for
Ohio where they will visit for a time
with relatives and friends.
The Bijou Theatre will be dark all
of next week owing to the necessity
of taking the picture machine to the
cities to have it repaired.
DR.. II. G. Fish left last week for
Newarck, N. J.. for a visit with his
mother and sister, going from there
to New York where he will sail for
Europe.
The Annual Yeomen Ball at the
Opera House New Years evening was
as usual, a splendid success. Car
penter's Bros. Orchestra furnished
the music.
The Methodist pulpit will be oc-
cupied during the absence of Rev.
Moore by Mr.. Lloyd Gilmore, who is
home for the holidays from st. Paul
There will be service both morning
and evening.
An examination for Rural Carriers
in Steele County will be held in
Sharon on January 25th, provided
there are applicants to take same,
Full particulars can be obtained al
, the post office.
r.. w. Soule, the eyesight Spe,
cialist will be at Fullmer's Jewelry
Store again on Saturday and Sunday
Jan 18th and 18th, prepared to eX
anime defective eyes and fit glasse.
, when needed. Don't miss this chance
: In our mention of the building tt
be remodeled by Contractor Hardil
we failed to mention that he wa
negotiating a lease with parties il
st. Cloud, Mimi. for the west sid
of the building which will be use,
, for a butcher shop.
The Fuller Land Co. wishes us tt
state that through an oversight OF
their part some envelopes were dis
tributed which did not contain thei
Christmas Greetings. They wish t
apologize to any who may have bee1
overlooked in this manner.
A correspondent wants to know
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Never use shall when you shout
use should" and never use should
when you should. use "shall'. I
short we should always say SHOULD
whenever we should and never shout
y say "shall' when we should sa
should. Is that plain enough?
The latest invention to hang i
the family dining room is the gul
y board. 1t is a neat little circula
u board, plain, or decorated, fastene
r to the wall. The name of each OF tn
n family is painted on the circumfe
ance, and marks the spot where tn
:, gum is left until wanted. This save
carrying the gum to bed and gettin
= it in ones hair or swallow it in tt
v night. 1t is obvious that the gu
board supplies a long felt want, an
he who invented the new fad wi
# have the best wishes of the youn
ladies.
The only proper calling card
the engraved one. Call and Sc
our sample card of styles. 10
=. cards and plate, Script, $1.5l
H. Old English, $500; Shaded Oh
10 English, $500 to $4.25; Frenc
Script, So, IS. Other styles ais
shown.
OF A real newspaper must be som
IN thing like the Apostle had in mil
when. he said, "Be all things to q
" men, The reporter may not
personally a champion Of card pa
ties, vase ball dances, or other am