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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-03-19

aribnr gopers an Games q. Goo
Der, $500.
Rate 6ubsr an glOIOina gOses,
$4,000.
Tlarrus s5raniIm an Wpers. y.
Cooper. $3.50.
@etiIsts 5npOtbeten.
gtnnie SutirnbOftr an bic Mercurls
tile 9. 6: 8. Co., $500.
Gpa M. Mcgirnsb an bic Wsittrn
SiiIs .. g. & 6. Co.. 5000.
Gatnb y. RiHisr an bic glpcnbaIs
g. &. 3. Co., $3.50.
yeter Del Marpnep an bic Union
Sopinss .. & z. Co.. S1100.
sobdnH Bse5 an z. o. Wardiporih,
$425.
9arrp %. g3orbeEbsrs on anna
porier, S104.
katherine .. anisbt on Garrei 5.
MartIen. $3.50.
aats Wsft an Sbos. McGpiasD,
$1,000.
Sdrrp 9. Obsrle an bic Cartilage
z. &c g. o., 500.
Ulattie .. Rob an bic Waoiicn 3.
q. 30. 2, $3.50.
Wargorst aorte an Wollis 5Isp.
$500.
glarsaret petsrs an bic Rorirooo
Real Gftate &c Improvement Co..
$1200.
80. gllice pusb an bic Garibdse 9.
&c g. o., $1,000.
Wlorp Sing an bic Souibern Ohio
8. & Z. Co., $3.50.
Sames g. Tean on Grsb u. Bon
gsrnsipis. $500.
6bmer 9. Sbompion an bic Cars
tbaae g. & 6. a., $1,000.
Mdurice 6. gtuifin on Wlnriba
greeie, $3.50.
efobn aalomerss on bic prcpibsHt
aoan Co., $1,000.
elaro Oar. an bic epaHiton .. 6;
6. Co., $1,000.
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beiseHtbnms s6spstbeiea.
Gineinnati. Is. Wldra.

Cincinnati, IS. Mdrs.
einsetragene 6ppotbeten.
gIIfreb Green an bic Goutberu S6ip
8. &c Z. Co., $500.
Groni 6. GIatt5aar on bisisl6e,
$1400.
Peter Del Raronso an bic Union
SoDiHgs 3. & Z. Co., S17Oo.
9enrp g. 2aeste an bic 2ion No. 1.
y. &c 3. Co., $4,000.
stHna aerber an Glsntpas 6. & ..
Co., $4,000.
Rate Msif an bic Central glorpoob
3. & 8. a., $500.
5pmdn asbrner an bic Gamilp 3.
u. go. l, $500.
2son Z. 2eslie an @eItli@er Gtsru
6. C 9. Co.. $500.
Mdrgarst aorts an MDilie Slep.
$500.
German Rottmdn an bic 5outbsru
SbiO earrings @ant Co., $500.
6enrp gottmnn an Wiliam 8.
5orb, $2500.
6snrp gruesssmon an bic pric,
Din 3. C g. u. $l750.
Robtrt aifinIOn an bic 2ifxral g.
&c .. Co., $500.
Morgdn anbsrIon an bic Smens'
bile g. &c 6. Co., $500.
Tluurice 6. Mustin an bic 10. Mdrb
3. u. Co.. $500.
gIiaobetb Rheube an bic 6npitt Mpe.
6. &c 3. a.. $500.
Games Simpion an bic Soutbern
Ohio 6. & 9. Co., $l100.
Gee ROlifss an bic Cartilage g. &;
g. u $1,000.
Ghrfftina q. GAabmun an bic
@orsiucmsus German q b @. Co..
SEQ.
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0ds enbe bes q hdfi2 Mis
Der Qonbonsr &ri1teritatter bss pas
rif,r XIX. SieeIs" au meIben psiB,
iinb bic Gage Der engiiiAen abolt'
ilniformsu sesdbli. Der snslii4e
ariessminifNr bat ii9 isst sntI4Ioi,
fen, cine nsus Uniform 81 i6dffsn,
bu bic erfabruns se5eigt bat, bab bic
Rbdsiiarbe, bic iid auf BIN dfritdnis
i&en unb inbiiGen ariegEffaupIdbsn
70 fRtpdhrts. duf BEN &ouiiuent burd,s
aus niat bic estpiinftisn Disnite lei.
itet. Die i5roes, ME bic Golbatei uuf
erobe gnifernnugeu unii4ttqr 81
MAIDEN fsisn, III baher fur England
ipieber brsnnenb gsiporben. unb iptnH
man ben in oonbou umlauf,uben gts
riiften GlauheH ihenten bari, 10 IN
beuie cine s5irmd in 2ancaI9irs bsreits
bamit bsf6dfiist. einen neusn, aug
Gtr,if,n unb Qoros btitsbenben Sioff
hersuIfelsn. her nls WoisriaI fiir bic
neiRn liniformsn bisntr foa. England
in bas eriie Qanb eeipsIen. bds Isine
Raiernen uub aiiiisrToris nit sinsm
@nitri6 perfebsn bal, ber aus ipeib.n
unb idyiuorsen Gunbratsn beItebt. sin
slniiri6, Der ben Ruben Bat. bic Be-
FeItigungsiperle BEL normnlsm Wetter
fat unii9ibdr su MAIDEN. auf gruno
bieTergrfabrang bat nun Elm euglif6tr
Offisisr Elm Gtpffmuiier tniipcrftn
bds. tpgnn e 1ls llniforniioff eingt'
fiibrt nirb, zrupp.nperbdnbt nngsbs
Iid erii nuf psuiat bunoeri Wsier
ii4ibor ipsrbsu Idbt. @pm diibeii'
idxnGidnbpuntt aus betrahist. mn6t
bos Bib sinss Solboisn. Der nit sis
Hsr aus aaromuIb,rn beIitttHbtn
Uniform bsflsiSst IN. nidlt gtrabe ei,
nen bortbsiltaftsn Ginbrud; ober ba
Is i'm aritae Dor alien bdranf ans
iommi. iiH m6alihff DOT BEN hsuer
h.s Htinbes su Ifiittn. biirfie iid Der
snaIiihe ariegsminiffer bti bsr Hsus
unifprmiruna Der 9ruppsn trum pcn
ditbstilfsn RiidiiGtsn Isiien laHsn-
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erItrsdt fih Elm ipaIoiges 9iistlldn6
bon bur4Ihniitlid) 300 Dieter 6obe.
5oft unmsrf.ih iteiet es aus ben Wies
len unb Siiinpftn bes 9bnles tmpor;
tief tinatihnittene Ibdler, roninntiffc
Shludtsn burdifnsib,n bic INNER
tiibHtr iDerb.nbr. iiur BON einsr Gins
3igen 9dbnlinie uub iuenigen Walos
itrdbtn burdsogene 2onbidp1ff, bis
oieft ongsiidlts bss grutt in Der Ges
Gina lire h5dIie erbebuna NIT $50
Weiern srreift unb bnnn idblingE in
bag 5bal b.s pruib uub feinss Rss
benfIuiiss Gssrrtmoss affdQt. Daber
bietet flo BEN AeiitnbtH, Der bic gns
lisiife @ren3e bel Oros5enp iibsrs
ifreitet unb i'm prutbtbdl atspirts
ipannsrt, Elm eieennriiger 4nblid: line
Ter 61nb bic tie unb bd BON idHitin
gootndnit,ipellungen unterbrctene,
anfebnIide ebens Don 2usan, bic I'M
Spmmtr elm iippiaes Bib bon Wiaiss.
Weisens. sorns unb 6aferfelbern at'
ip1brt, sur Re6tsn bagsaen iitigt ohne
8ermiitlung aus benl JIuHs ebsn ie'
neg SiiesIianb smpor. peiien auppen
ipie Der esiarsti Gas, bic pojenicd
unb Der Deal Tratului, 606tu DON
iifer 400 Wlttern trrsiden. 60 besls:s
ten uns bei elmer 5taliabrt ouf benz
giipufsr gera DalD, Wisicn. nuo
nur iptniae OrtIHnfisn brdngeH ii9
am aussono Der Seiientbdltr. Das
bintsrlanb aber III big auf etnIge
Wleiln taum BON W,nifen beipobnt.
Die t6<h. Der auppen bss 6iine.ldn'
beg sipifben Gerstb unb grnth bl.
bet bic ifon erfpGbute geeind, bic non
Dor einsm b1fbtn Sdhrbunbsrt Die
giuinen elmer alien, fdon I'm Sabrs
l456 srpdbnien Burg irug. Stein.
BREEDER unb 5irisntnuben hdtrn oas
Woueripert i'm aalife Der Sett psr'
fdjleppt, iobab bsuts mir nod ipenige
biirftiae 1riimmer iiber BEN bunil,n
Grin bts gerges t5ronen- Bon tbrsl
aenieBt man cine eHtsiidenoe JsrHs
iid,t. Sm Giiben unb Weiten betnt
ith Big aum 1bdle ots Serefp lltllos'
ron sinselnsn 5iiseln iiberrastes Wdl'
bssbuni.I. ipdbrsnb bns Guge i'm yiors
ben bas prdfties ponordmn beg
gruibtbalss iiberblidt. Sirabsn unb
Weae laufsn unb psri4pinoen IN
ipsiier syerne; ouf bem 8ohnbomm
bampft pfsiftnb bi. .beuif&e Gtuts.
bic aoicmotibs nit ibrem IdngtH Ge'
Fplas climber, irnS freunbli4e Ortf4at'
ten lieeen umidumt bon Witien ino
bewalosttn 6iigsIn. gu nHisern Jii'
zen aber tpinbst fih Der breite ytutb,
Der Sierafus Der alisn, an S4ottsr'
inf,ln unb bi9tem Meioengsltriipp
porbei. sToIssn mir ieinem 2auf nab
Often, bonn srblidsn mir isnitits n.s
reid be,pobntsR Rof&ertbdlss bas
Sers Der gutoipina, bic 9anbtshuupt'
iiabt Gstrnofpib NIT t6rH aablrei4sn
airGen. 6duisrn uup Gbiirmsn, IN
bsren gngsfidt bic Ruiien jsst sinsu
lebien Werfuh MAIDEN, ben unerWiio'
nd, porbrinaerbru Oeiterrsi4vrn Mi'
bsrItanb su I.iiten:
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gOm serstb gum asrHtb.

2luf ben .66bsn Der mitiIsren 9uio'
nina, jsner ridiiirlihen Goriitsuus bes
mafissn aarpuibsnssbirsts, 100 Der
Su5uIe, Der rutb.niihs 0ebirgsbetpo6'
nsr gutopina, in snblofsn MiIbern
Dom 9oi5inIng ltbi unb sin tpenig fiils
les Daisin fiibrt. sntipringt IN msbrs.
rem Qusllbddeu ein iiIberbtIler Stub:
Der Ssrstb. 9Obe. fiaitubebedts 8srgs
;ipGngsn jein 1bal gu beiben Seiieu
elm, bas taum Raum fir cine 5abrs
itrabe l6bt. Srobosm bat uuH 5wis
i1sn Ws5pbrobD unb 4srbonei nod
tinen G6iensujtrang binsingsIsgt, Der
fi9 10 eng an bie5abrftrabs onidmisgt,
bnb btibe iteLsuDtiie nid3t i'm Sianbs
iiRb. chamber aus3uipsiaen. 5initr
8erbomst nsrIGbt Der CLUB feline BIS
beriss n5rblide Ri9iuns unb pen6ei
ii9 bOsenf0rmis gsgsn Rorboii.R ei'
mem mddiigsn Sumpfse5iet gu, mo
@sibsngsitriipp, G9ilfrobr uno fsuh'
ter Woorbobsn abipehielH, nur ab uHn
gu DON @dsrislbern, 2rifien unb Iaf.
tigen @eibsn unterbroGen, auf bsneH
SirttHiHabsn ibrs tleinsn Rinberbesr,
ben bitten. Die maHissn gsrs., bic
ben Ssreth in ieinsm Sberlaufs Be.
gltitetsn, n,bmtn alImdbli1 an g6bs
ab unb bti9rGutsn ii9 auf SiigeItei.
ten NIT Riiftn unb 5ur9en, bi,
iaHens Gebirgsbdds sur 3sit bss
So9nafers 5ogsR. 3ugIeih mebren
ii5 auf beibsn llfern bliibsnbs g5rfsr,
ber.n geb0fis auf R.idtbum an 0ie1
'unb aderlonb fhlieb,n laTsn. aur5
ndhbem Der Glub bei Sue3dnsnb pon
re6ts eiuen 9lamensbrubsr, ben BON
Der boben pstrus,ia iommenbsn Aleis
nsH Gsrsib aufssnommen bat, iibers
Ipannen bic gossn Der gabHliuie
GssrnufpiB SufTp bas 9bal. Damn
dRbert Der Seretb on Giinpfen. Woos
rem unb Wsiosnsebiii9sn DOrbei isinen
2auf unb Itr6mt mad Siiboiisn. BUR
tDsnige Rilomeisr nod unb CT bat bic
srobts 4Hfisbslung Isinss 5balss, bic
Gtabt Gertib, erreitht. Sic in bic Gls
teits Gtabi Der 8usOuinu. hsrtn Rame
pon BIN 5unnen. nah onDeren ron
ben 8leinrnfeH bsritammen iol, bsnn
biele nifTtn in elmer ibrer Gassu 5u
srsdbIsn. bub bic Stabt in bsr Mit.e
zines grobsn mdIbes sntIionb, iptgs
baIb ibr bi. flaipii1e @ejtitnung
.ierebnna1 - Miiite - ais Rdme
blie5. Mie bsm aud isi, iis fat etns
reihe gsid)idtIihe @trgdngenbeii uno
ipeib in alsi6sr @sif, pcn ben 9ur6s
siigen Der goten unb 9unRsH, ipie
pcn isnen Der Wagpdren. tamansn
unD UlDnaplen 80 sr5dhlen. Dis
fcbmuden 5GuTer ibrsr 5000 Ginpchs
ner erbebsn iiG nur nIlmGblih aus
BEN 5bdls, in BEN Der Gsrttb in sahls
reiaen, OH Heinz Jnfsln biIb,nben
WinbHngen Der ndben rim1nii4en
gren3e 5uflisbi. Dor siHsm Mtu.
ihendlter mar Geretb ein biilbeHber
6dnbeIspIdb. ber einsn dubtrfi reesu
9srfebr NIT Rumanitu unt,rbitlt.
Dp@ bic isiibsr erbauten gabnIinien
folgen beim usbnfdreiisn Der Grense
niht BEN Qauf bts Serstb. peshdlb
bic ggbsiituna Der Siabt unb ibrer
pfsrbrmSrsts betrG9sIi4 suriifssgans
gen If.
gsSrbtit5 sss Gzss5 tis sun pssits
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lu. VI Got ls9 IN DaIapoob llnterobs
tbsilung. 81.
gadrp 6. Butler an Mdrp glnna
Butler, 40 BEL 123 6uB an Der yioros
lleite pon giodbale Str, Ditlih bon
Reabiis Roab, aDonbnlc (5ieller 50t).
81.
sSamss O. Cooper an aribur uno
9ilie gobsrs. 33 bel 80 Sub an Der
Horbieiie BON Robertion 2ips. IN Rcr'
poob Siener 50c)~$1.
Wlobsl g. @riffitbs II. u. on Clara
W.@riffiibs, unsetbeiltes 4s25. Snters
eFs BON 81 BEL 2o35ub an b,r@tiiitite
lbon Alms place. 5lpii4en Wlnrtle
glpsnus unb Gbupel Strabe (Sieusr
500. 81.
6aroIb Z. Griffitbs on Clara %.
@riffitbs, ungetbsiltes les. Sntereit
an bemislben Gisentbum (Stsusr 50c).
81.
@illiam $. Glasier al JrsS, ).
grorierman, Cots z, 8, 8. 10, II unO
IL in s. 30. Sborfs llnterabtbeilung
in 5srn gant, sbeilIo sinsn Streifsn
,unoipipsb boIloip1 in bsrislben 1lns
israbtb (Sisusr $1. $1,000.
3iInb s. 6risblonbtr an 5lOrenee
). Wplsr, 100 bel 220 SUB an Der
Gfieiie DON RoIs 9iu 9lps., glponbdls.
Steusr $9). 81.
CLARA SduI; an Dbargdreib Ger
mann, 25 BEL $50 5ub an Der Oitieits
BON Gutlio 9lpe. (Steuer $3.50. $11.
Otto g. aiisr an GIiSubetb 8.
Dean, 80 SUB al Der 9ubioH abs.,
in Settion 6 in Columbia 9oipuibip.
81.
Otto 3. aiier an Somes e. Dean,
70 Iub an Der Rorbieiie ron SubIou
apenus In Stttion 6 in Columbia
Up. (Sttusr 50e). 81.
Die Wotipn pietures Sbeatrs 60.
an 6ermdn %. 4ltmspsr. ein Sabr
9eais, bonn /. april 1916 an auf bas
Bon Gon 1eatre an Der Wontsomsrp
Ronb. SGbrli6e Rietbe $40.
hilbert Wegullousb on Charles 5.
Matb,s II. u, 2 sSlbre 2eafs, bonn !.
2lpril 1915 an auf Die Cots 2, 3, 4
unb ein,n 9eiI BON Got 8 in 4lbsrt
WoGuIIousbis llnterabib. in 0ors
ipooo. MiefR S Bra. Don Der auufs
iumnle bpn S3661 .36.
gbarles 6. Wlarqua an Benjamin
30. Siraber, 8 SABRE asaTe, BON %.
WGr5 1915 aH, aui 49 bel 100 CUB
an Der Gitieiie Don 9ilbert gps.. eben.
10 Got 8 in 5oripibs llnierabib. in
Woobburn. Got 5 in bsrTslb<n Inter,
abtb., betunni aIs zbs Wnrs 9beatre
anb 2lirbone. Jdbrliae Wiietb:
1915 nit BEN qripilesium bts IN,
iaufs fir $13,500.
George Slider an Daltrr o. Sei,
finger, Got 7 in 9sorgs yiIdsr's llns
tsrabtb. an Ruberg 9lDs. in WsitDoob.
(Sisuer 81. 81.
9i. Glsnpppb ReaI giiats 60. an
Jrant 8. Wsiler. 40 BEL 120 Jub an
Der Siibieiie bon 8rotberbon Rpab in
Sdilep (Sisusr 81. $500.
Sugo ei9lsr an Soispbine g. Wlar,
Tin, Got 33 in geins gihIer llntsrr
abtb. in SbaronpiIIe Sieuer 50e). 81.
Gbriitins MuebIbauier an 1bomas
o. Smitb Il. ", 12f BEL IS Jub or
Der Sftletts DON Gbidaia1p Gtrdbs.
(Sieusr SOC. 81.
WiIiam MueblbauIsr an benisIbsn,
25 6ei IS SUB an g5idaIap Gtrabs.
(Stsuer 81. 81.
Mi1iam 8. goipguiu on GraHt 8.
ainn,p, SO bei 139 ssub an Der glorbs
oitsde pom Sotlep 9lpe. unb DoHon
Ronb. (Sieuer $D. 81
Sumes O. Cooper an SObn 10. Sens
fins, 80 bel 150 5ub an Der Sitfeit,
bon SnSsl glpe.. Got 226 in gIsmer.
llnierabtbeiIuug in Rornoob. (Stsusr
S1.50). 81.
Rate Suhr an Sulia 8otmunn, %
Bel 60 Jub an Der Siibip.ii.ds DON g.
unb Wia Ctr. (Steusr 500. 81
9lmtlia 6. pettii an 9flfreb Wlds
tbers. 75 Bel 80 ayub an b.r Rorb.
isits Don Gafiern Qps. 81.
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0rudfebfeG.

lin bos geIfdis fiimmtris er fl4
renis; anifoft i'm 4Dntpr ~ arbeiieu,
ios tr ais sifriseg amaitur pbotos
arcpb h bS Dunstlicmulfr ppb szte
,pi6sits Isins ptaitsn.
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1915-04-15
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy.

Chamberlain's Cough Remedy.
From 4 small beginning the
sale and use of this remedy has
extended TO all parts of the Uni
ted States and to many foreign
countries. When you have need
Of such q medicine give Cham.
bsrlain's Cough Remedy a trial
and you will understand why it
has become 20 popular for coughs
colds and GROUP. Obtainable
everywhere. (Adv.)
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Estrays Taken Up.

Came to my place on Section
20, Hugo township, about April
I'd, q SOW and pia-sow weighs
about 240 pounds, and pig about
40 pounds. Owner may have
same by proving property and
paying charges.
FRANK DOYLE,
Hope, N. D.
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1915-04-15

w. E. Elliott and wife autoed
to Finley Tuesday and spent the
day.
Formaldshyde, guaranteed 40
per cent, at IS cents a pound, at
WambsrG's Drug Store. .(Adv.)
The basket ball team went to
Colgate last Thursday evening
and defeated the boys there by
a good sized score.
G. G.. Warner returned the
first of the week from James
town, where he had been looking
after his farming interests.
twenty-five cents buys the
best Dry Cell on the market, at
King & Smiths. Red Seal or
Ever Ready. (Adv.)
Mrs. ]. A. Pepper and daugh-
ter, Carol, of Fargo, visited over
Sunday at the home Of her sis
ter. Mrs. M. B. Hanley. return
ing to Fargo Monday evening.
James Burns, who has been
selling nursery stock in this city
the past few months, left last
evening on a business trip down
the line.
Call and see our stock of styl-
ish Spring millinery. We can
please you both as to style and
price.
(Adv.) ERICKSON & PETERSON.
Assessors w. b. Elliott, Will
Eggert and G.. X. Smalley autoed
to sherbrooks yesterday to at
tend a meeting of the assessors
of Steele county.
The Hugo Farmers Club will
give a BOX Sosial'' at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. II. Gunkel, Sat-
urday evening. Ladies, please
bring lunch for two.
The Methodist Aid met at the
hone Of Mr.. and Mrs. Ezra
Smith, yesterday afternoon, and
the large number in attendance
report a most enjoyable time.
From The Pioneer under OATS
Of April 18th, 1884: r. D. Wash.
burn and bride arrived from
Marshall. Mich, last Sunday.
and are stopping at the Hope
House."
Seeding has been progressing
very rapidly the past week.
Load after load of seed wheat
has been hauled from this city
and IL being put in the ground
az rapidly az possible.
Our stock Of Spring millinery
cannot be excelled. New trimmed
hats are being displayed every
day. AL the latest shapes. Call
and look them over. We are sure
We can please you.
(Adv.) ERICKSON & PETERSON
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Wall Paper Samples.

I have received sample lines of
Wall Paper from both Chicago
and Minneapolis, and will be
pleased to call and show them to
parties wishing to see them.
Leave word with Ed. W. Hanson,
Phone 10. I do all kinds of
paperhanging and decorating.
(Ady.) ERIC TYsK.
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The Congregational Aid sooi-
ETY. present a cast of about fifty
characters for m evenings en-.
tertainment, April 10Th. adv
Az their annual Spring enter
tainment, the Ladies' Aid Society
of the Congregations church
will give scenes from the Union
Depot" See the Cast of Char.
acters in another column. (Adv.)
r. F. Walden returned to this
city Monday morning, having
been absent for several months
enjoying a visit with relatives and
friends in Indiana. He reports
that they had a very pleasant
winter in that state.
F. w. Soule, the oversight
specialist, will be at Fullmer's
Jewelry Store again Saturday,
April oath, prepared to examine
defective eyes, and fit glasses
when needed. Don't miss this
chance to have your eyes fitted.
(Adv.)
Nimrod Herb Haskell, the lead
ing coal salesman who visits our
city, was here Monday, looking
as happy as ever. He is making
extensive preparations for the
opening of the hunting season,
and at present is devotins q
large share Of his spare time to
raising a hundred.dollar bird
dog pup.
To the Ladies' of Hope and sur.
rounding oouatry:-I will come
to Hope in a few weeks to take
orders to make Switches, etc,
out of combings or cut hair.
Will give you dates later.
MRS. JOHN KE1LLoR
(Adv.) Sharon, N. D.
An auto. party, consisting Of
Messrs. and Mesdamss G. 8
Moores and E.. D. Washburn anG
Mrs. L. H. Smith, went to Faret
Monday afternoon and attended
the concert given there that eve
ming by the Minneapolis SYM.
phony Orchestra. Mr.. Moorei
returned by train the following
morning and the rest of the par
ty arrived home in the afternoon
with the car.
The Fuller Land Co., agent FOL
the Ford cars, are busy thes,
days delivering Fords to thsil
new owners, the list for thil
week including Nels Osterdahl
OF Walden; Knute Thompson, o:
Luverns; p. 0. Nelander. of Riv
erside, and j. W. Jones, Of Eden
dale. The new model cars ar
the finest ever produced by tn
Ford company, and are NOR
than giving satisfaction to theil
owners.
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Seed Potatoes for Sale.

Seed Potatoes for Sale.
I have 500 bushels Of Early
Ohio seed potatoes for sale. They
are an extra fine lot of the best
potatoes grown. Prospective
buyers call at the Joslyn farm,
enc mile west of town.
3-tI 8. A. OLSON.
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Land for Rent.

One hundred acres of good
land; eighty acres plowed. For
terms, see L. N. WOOD.
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JOOA vl0AV0u- HAA
ley this morning on business.
GOOSE EGGS FOR HATCH1NG.-
Large Toulouse, so cts. a sitting
of six eggs. Attic Blakely farm,
Route 2, Bsx 1. 1.tf
Everybody seems to be doing
his share in the work Of cleaning
up the streets and alleys of the
oity. Yards have been raked
and unsightly ash and garbage
piles removed. Nature took a
hand in the work and washed
the winters accumulation of dust
away with a light shower. Green
blades of grass are showing up
here and thsre, and it will not be
long before the trees will have
severed their bare limbs with a
new dress of green leaves. For
soOth, Spring IL here:
Miss Bertha Gulliokson, who
will be q bride of the coming
summer, was entertained at the
home of Rev. and Mrs. s. Hitch
cock, Saturday afternoon, by the
ladies of the Congregational
church, about eighty being pres
ent.- The home was artistioally
decorated for the occasion. The
time was passed pleasantly with
various games. after which dain.
~ refreshments were served. A
set of beautiful sterling knives
and forks was presented to the
bride-to-be as a token of esteem
and appreciation Of her work in
the church and choir.
Dutch John, who was a city
character several years ago and
was noted for the amount of
clothing he had accumulated on
his person, to say nothing of the
alarm clock, several boxes of
matches, tobacco cans, and a gen.
eral assortment of anything else
he could carry in his pockets and
inside his clothing, returned to
this city last Friday from the
northern part.of the state. For
some reason or other John has
shed a large portion of his cloth
Ing and is at present wearing
only one or two suits at q time.
The w. @. T. U. met with Mrs.
L. J. King last Friday afternoon.
Twenty-f1v ladies attended and
listened to a splendid program
about birds. Doubtless each
carried away a strong desire to
become better acquainted with
our feathered friends, and to
protect them as much ID Is with.
In our power to do so. The blocks
for the quilts TO be made for the
Florence Critteaden Home were
turned over to. the committee,
and it was decided to meet in the
basement of the M. E. church,
Thursday afternoon, and finish
them into quilts.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herman San
ders celebrated their 25th we'd.
ding anniversary on April End.
The guests included Messrs. and
Mesdames Geo. King, Ed. Mitch
ell, j. B. Warner, o. b. Bowling,
Ralph Epping, Will Brendemuhl.
A beautiful set of silver knives,
forks and spoons was presented
to Mr.. and Mrs. Sanders by
their friends. At half-past six a
bountiful dinner was served, af-
ter which the evening was very
pleasantly spent At cards, Mr.
Mitchell and Mrs. Bowling. win
ming the honors, in spite Of the
fact that others present claimed
to be better players and threat
ened to show them up before
seeding is over.
Land for Rent.
One hundred acres of good
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Hot BED PLANTs.-I will have
on hand for early setting all
kinds Of garden plants. Mail Or
ders will receive prompt atten-
ton. MARlUs PETERSON,
ltf Luverne, N. D..
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O. r.. Hart left Monday eve
ming for Washburn.
E. M. Fuller went 20 Fargo
Monday evening on business.
&.Dr. Fish. Of Fargo, was a WISH
tor in our city on Tuesday and
Wednesday of this week.
Keep your eye on the Union
Depot" crowd At the Opera
House, April 10th. (Adv.)
Vim. Deem left Monday morn
ing for Mohall, whore he will 60
into the gas tractor business.
LosT.-Somewhere about the
city, IN auto. mud chain. Finder
please leave at this Office. (Adv.)
Home grown seeds for sale.
See samples at Fuller Land Of
fee. (Adv.) KNoDLE BROS.
A. q. Watkins has been having
trouble with his eyes lately and
is having them treated in Fargo.
He went down Monday evening
Of this week.
King & Smith are Offering the
best Dry Cell on the market.
Price 25c., cash. Red Seal OF
Ever Ready (Adv.)
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Locals
As We Heard Them
CHAuTAUQuA FOR HOPE
Contract Closed Last Frida,
For a Five-Day Course
to be Held in July.

LdSG friday d COQ6raCt Was
signed by the business men OF
the city securing a Chautauqua
for the people of this commun-
ity with the Redpath-Vawter
system. The dates are not yet
definitely set, but will be some
where about the 18th to 10th of
July. Five afternoon and Ave
evening programs will be given,
beside q morning hour for the
children each day. The talent
that 10 offered is of a very high
class, and the price for the seq
son tickets 10 extremely low, be-
ing $500 for adults and $1.OO for
children. The holders of season
tickets will get ten. high-class
numbers for 20 cents each, and
the children who attend the
morning hour will get fifteen for
less than z cents each.
Full particulars, including pro-
grams. dates, location of grounds,
etc, will be published later on.
Be sure and watch for them.
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For Rent.
The downstairs to the Wallace
house, on ingalls, avenue. Pos.
session given at once.
(Adv.) J. K. JosLYN.
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=. Farm For Sale.
Two miles south of Blabon.
For particular, see
51ti8pd G. N. NoRTHROP.
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Wanted,

Wanted,
Roemers and boarders-$5.OO
per week. MRS. GANDRUD.
51ti4pd
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MARKET REPORT

Apr. IS, 1915.