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The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-04-03
7-NorIoE no rAKE I-pEPoaITIoNs: Z.

In the Circuit Court Harrison
County West " rsinta. sl9$
IESs ST. Elmo Moore s5.5 f83
III, IN s,:s In Clancrty. 5g
la Sarah Moore. IA
ITO Sarah Moore 4s
4 as gu arc hereby no-ttled. tina I. on q ues-
day. Apr.il Z. 70 -. at the nice OFT
NJ. sEI xonS, on Court Street. In tho City
Il OF ClarlssburE. Harrison County. West;
I;VdrEinta..s between tn 81 hours OF 10 a.
m and 6 II. m, OF lat day. shall pro-
coed to take tai es stimony. OF rs. Per-
lima Moore: Mrs. zoda Corbin. Mrs: Eva
3sisk myself and others Co be used rs
evidence An the chancerv cause. now,
nsnd!aE In tile Circuit Court OF Harri-5
son County. West Virginia. In which
eaiise a am plndntiff and you Eare defends
ant. ~ NJ s, ss 81
the said depoBlti pnss shall not be con-
Guided on that day. the aking OF the
"a, me will ha continued. from dasTt day.
ard from time TO- time. Until the taking
pf til e same +liall3 be cotIlrl etad. II
l2g3 ca ST. FL MO MOORE. n
pABEET G. LEE, cuutfA ei-
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son County. est Virginia. duly made
and entered by said Court or February
n, 1870 In the olidnted chancery
causes therein pending. In which Biddle
& Cprcrate Company is plaintiff. and J.
Walter Duncan and others are defend
ants, and In ~ hicn Everal ]. SVl1iternan
=, ~ ta srd
of record in the Office of the Clerk of
the said Court In Chancery Order Book
No. &c. page a 81.
The Special Commissioners who was
appointed BY said decree to make sale
will on 5
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ri SE:3N1sT4A LII ~ is-4euS TONERS to tTn:ve
lsSSs en- equal chance on Stark's special
fer and vii hold the offer
nv s$Ss non to all who sec or write me be-
fore April etll. . Viii give absolutely
frndH genuine sIock treeS and other
JAW lsiiraeryE stock To tiic fun amount OF
our order: bay one and 4 give you
syIle. or buy 10 90 and I give YOU ! 90.
Il yEhisDffcr Is FOR sat class trees. VIC
VI Id lot offer ciii1s. HVrIsa or SEQ; mt
otbo a1ofTctt. Clarltsburg M
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FOR SALE

FOX sALE-ErfdEe pp-t- Philadelphia
ar "a out buildings, one-haif acre
i3t, known as home rf Lteylsa Har-
aaj man. deceased. Call on Phil arniFllr
or NIfcha I'll agnes. EridSepoEt. Ms -
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s$ g nina Will soon start to mint more
than S 90 90 (, 20 o o In silver
Il The @levees Of the mississippi river
are being made g fl odproof' by III
covering OF concrete
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:FSnRF 8. Complete soutfit Tor butcher
l$ s11nn MI Ill sell for ca Sl. lyr Will eS-
cilaifgc on real ssTnte. -Nl,pi,- AZ II 2
par Il avenue.
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FOR REN:TI ARMs

;ryfYTIC.E .c1 want to rent q. house
S5Tti faIs rnncar J5l.visvi lie. write j. a
Itay r.. IF. ID. No. AZ EiarksburB,
CAP is.fhc Poor Farm.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-04-03

PIIONoGRAPIIS and RECORDS at cost.
New and second hand AIoSting Picture
Machines, Films. Slides. Opera Chairs.
n Ctrrns Seats. Lighting Plants. Tents,
etc GIafks3urS Record Exchange,
I Exchange, Room /, Irwin Etdg
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PAINTING AND PAPERING

ALL WORK guaranteed and done by
union men: estimates cheerfu1ly CIV
s en-; have your old rugs male into
linrlel I'm. Fred .. Harris. Room IL,
Irwin -bui1dlns. Home phone E632-I4.
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TO RENT-Si1 or seven room
house, centrally located. Reasonable
rent. Address &C. n care Telegram Of
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so "A DAY easily made; cooperate with
us; no capital or expert cnce necessary
Write at once. Palmy Days Co, FL,
Ear!vilIe N. !. Az
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FoR REN-T-on Il ssf1t room house. 10
MATER ect. near Main street. F'rtce5
n nars month $500. Keys ReSt door, or
earl Bell phone l24S-Js
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aSOR RENT.sOE SALI;-FnuT room cot
tatres with large garden, ait Stop IS
ySlHe3uribiirS car line. Rent 81 PEE
T. lnoIHth Address or apply TO Ida II
.sgs Flanagan Stpp s. 1filsonhurB carr
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Q. SUTTON.

- 9aN5E Special EommIssIoner
IL Invade Coffrnan.s Clerk Of the Cir
cult Court Rnf Iarrisonf Count Yves,
Virginia hereby certify that bond with
security approved by me as sunicfen:
and In the penalty provided by Saddle
cree. has been given by said special
commissioner. ssSa
i. WADE coFFNAN clerk
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WANTED TO REr-A four room cot
tase IN New Fair Ground Addition.
With garden and sood outbuild inEs.
Can pay SIS 900 cash and SIS a year.
FL Conner. ReYno,d syil lie. w. Va
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UPHOLSTERING


LFt4oI4STERISG aus repairtI lr-
niture repairing. packing and Grating,
household goods for shipping; all work
guaranteed. wi call for and deliver.
nj work. 'Tllos. J. F'r-icker. ssa 4 TO North
Fifth St. Glen Elk. Fell pii one Jae--AT
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TS1R REENT--nne Office, room Court
;5Ass street 4 frs { floor. CIpn building. Suit
able for any kind of office. Apply Con-.
spfidated TelePlc one Go, phone eS4-
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SPECIAL Sal 4F.-t1f over j. o 90 trimmed
and untii1nned spring hats. price from
corlhinEs. Hand C:rocheted Yokes for
sale. I1azaar Millinery, 81 Second St.
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JENNIE GREEN

WINER s BARTLETT. Il s
$as Counsel for Plat mt VI III
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...... LOST
WANTED II u hGiV

LosT-Th1s week in clarksbu1:s, one
black cat. Watch Tor IL.
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8I.faS4 COPIES AMERICAN GOVERN
s I sNIE1NT. by Frederick ~. Iiaskin. -e-
a from our big fistributiunG OF this
IuAbIr book In urder d close these
E.pfos ont ut cllrc. they viii be sold
sssEs foFs first Corners for 4Jc ~ COPY 40
HUI ssr5fI,pp reau.ref- Tire Daily Tcle-
e T;lafls fI.s5ti3
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-04-03

FOUSD-s Silver mesh bag Finder may
clatn1 same by describing property
and paving advertising charges. Mrs
~: s.. I'hompsonr Hardy Apis. Mechanic
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-04-03

Icfo III LEe-EIi Gus eIinld goods yt.f all
ms IA good c.tndi ton. Cheap III
sold at once. Cali 70 phone 2ce2l- E.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-04-03

FOR SAILS; mall kama printing press
\ with nine FONTS OF new type leads.
rules and borders; fire for envelopes.
cards etc. Apply at Ence to ANON.
Studio, lordyca Bldg
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-04-03

I,tyR TE1S7F--Fa s5s room house at leo.
Dodge {. curt Sl5 Ter mont!. IN ad-s
s IA nee Call BeH phone S91. Between
y 81. m and q -. III.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-04-03

SIX your neigh Dor 4. he has seens
our cat.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-04-03

Fob EEST--F-lve room house with
asggS} bath at us West Tiks street. So
$ nltntll Jfdlirc or Mrs. =. L. Peters.
~ Lee street
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-04-03

FOR S!lLE-Satirr Cash Register.
H nine drawers. Cheap. Glarksburg Stor-
z9 age IS Auction CO., corner FIftl. and
y Main streets. MccartS j IdS.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-04-03

11R 147-One paar rf = tlrn1lspn Com
a rnftf scales. In fine Sondi t4U-l. Apply
N a0 Elm. Pixlcr. :::S1 Jarvis street. 5
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-04-03

FOR S.ALE.--4one t%o yosa.. Old Jersey
4lcifer, fresh. giving tifrec and a half
gallons milk "a day. Charles CLIFFORD.
at store. Despard S. &
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FOR SALE ceiIaneous

4FsoF. SAL Complete eutipments for
- enc rating electric cEl.Tetls, ING hides
80 As il r, and one 5ls u. IL. gGs en-.
"a 81 ne and ns-,iarnos, = pplS to " l..
IiEtIand, GETTYSBURG. I. VA III
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90. S. BI.ACKMA.N.
a. GEORGE w. WEBB
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FOR Rs..N Seven room house, tnclud-
sss5T7 Ing bath on corner: til and nv eF-s
niger streets Inquire next door.
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TROOMS AND BUkRD7
W IAN TED 10 BUY

WANTED TO B1IT--veal calves. Cal
or write Candy Provision Co., Bel
phone 401; Home s. ClarksburE. w
i Ma -
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-04-03
rRY TuHN .ropLiAlYpL.57

TRY THEM TO-DAY.
For the Liver, Blood. HoWRis. Ston-
ach and nerves, try Crrifti t13'S Roots auo
Herbs They stop Itleu:sattc Aches
and Pains. .5c per package. one months
treatment druggists and dealers every
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-04-03
EGGS A'lE 6 CHICKEN

EGGS FOR ITATCHINt 51-H hitn s. Ply
5lT mouth RoclSs. White and Buff Or
a nllI nEtcns Single Comb White Leg
jinrrs, baby chicks. wv Jones. 20 =
+ Bridge street. Bel! phone 30 II
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FOR SALT COW. eight years old; y
buggy; ] flock sof full biooded Barre.
Rock Chickens: good saddle AMI
bride "A household and kitchen fu1-nr-
$S tltre; cured bacon. Apply u M. ss c.
Patton. Nolf Summit ~ Ma. II. ia
y. No. = BOX i6-E.
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FOR SAI.E-Toiedo scales. cash Reg
lister, sa1a wa cases. account register,
safe. r-fr1 gerltnr display eases. etc.
Inquire b - Duty, Gypsy, w. Va
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AGENTS WANTED


MANUFACTURING to sell 3 buildings
Prison Story The Horrors OF
AIoundsyflle neritenttlr... just out
Send Sz5c for sample book and terms
T. 70 budding. Huntington. w. Va.
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iF,toR T&-one fonr room cottage,
Moore street stewart addition. Apply
70 Join Patton, 6s1 Caroline street,
STEWART atldi tor,
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-04-03

FOR sALEWl bab. cap. natural
Il color. VI til. tood. cost s2l.nO. IFil. take
# less than hall GOD ax new ktitIrcsg
~ sisclrs q elegr;arn Office.
FOR SALE:1 Jersey COW. three Years
s5t old: Jersey COW. tyE1Sasvt.:lr e s.1Id Il. n
Durham bull two years old - Durham
hetfer cal yes, 8 weeks old. Apply to
fI:Hs ASH. Bath Phones. EShinnstnn.
w. Va "a A
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4 MIN WAN TED

Sal .EsAfANa WANTED took attc CT,
our Interest III arrtspn and I'D jacelrt
counties. SalHry nI. coInnllsssp ON. hd-
lEt Ohio, ,uAtss3t
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-04-03

W TED-In intel LIE emit re iahle man u!1o
triet manager; SEQ investment viii
give a good worker $500 a year. per-
9nancntly. Rigid investi CATION Ad-
ID eas ..C1..a T.. F.'' care Telegram Office.
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NoF1cE rs TAKE Dnposrr1o1ss.

q. SUTTON Counsel. 81
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once. Two young ladies'
I d and two Young mon for canyaSsinE
work. Ap1ly today ut 4 1eS Union Ma
tton1ii Bank building. .3a
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1915-11-11
STEELE COUNTY SCHOOL !.
Teachers Institute To Be Held In Hone,
From Nov. 16th., 10 18Th.

n
A county institute for teachers will
held at Hope, beginning Tuesday,
November 10Th, and continuing for
four consecutive days. Pro: Ross L.
Finney Of the Valley City Normal has
been chosen as conductor and Miss
Ruth Clark of the Fargo Public
Schools, az primary instructor. Both
OF these educators are prominent In In
stitute work, and will bring wealth
Of inspiration and enthusiasm to our
meetings. Friday will be given over
to tho meeting Of school officers. Hon.
E. j. Taylor, State Superintendent OF
Public Instruction, will be present to
address our school officers!and we wish
to extend cordial invitation to the
public to be present on Friday after.
noon to hear Supt. Taylor. All OF
our meetings will be open to anyone
who cares to attend them. We wish
to extend special invitation to moth.
srs 70 attend our primary demonsra.
tions, On Thursday evening, Novem-
Der 18th, Prof. R. L. Finuey will de-
liver a lecture to the public on THE
Farm and the Country School" There
will be no admission at any OF these
meetings.. The music at all sessions
will furnished By the Boys and Girls
Cleo Club OF Hope Il. s. under the di.
rection of Georgia Gray.
Don't forget the date and plan to at.
tend one OF our meetings. 1t will be
we'll worth while. We want you TO
meet the teachers of our county and to
know what they are doing in the way
or preparing themselves for the grea,
work OF educating your boy and your
Sirl.
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1915-11-11
CARPENTER ECHOES.

Mr. and Mrs. L. Smith and children
of Pillsbury called at the Hill farm
Thursday evening.
Mrs Will SUSSEX was on the sick
list Friday OF last wedk.
Two new pupils entered the Gray
school last week, namely, Alice and
Florence Hill.
Some much needed improvements
have been made on the Gray school.
One of these Improvements was new
floor,
Andrew Gray Of Hope called at the
Il. Hill farm Saturday afternoon.
Mrs. H. Richard and daughter trans.
acted business in Hope Saturday.
Earl Wood and Arthur Young at
tended the dance in Hope last week.
Miss Alice Hill and Clair Hill went
to Pillsbury Saturday.
Miss Gladys Wood spent Saturday
and Sunday with her friend, Miss
Wava PLANE.
Arthur Young visited with Earl
Wood Sunday.
Miss Larson and Mrs. A. Williams
were in Hope Saturday.
Mrs. G. E. Smith and daughter,
Grace, were In Pillsbury Monday.
Mrs. s. NJ. Wood visited at the J.
Gilmore farm on Tuesday.
On Nov. 10Th the Washburn School
will give an entertainment and Basket
Social. With the proceeds they will
buy an organ.
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1915-11-11
How To Prevent Croup,

It may be sunpise to you that
cases OF Group can be prevented. Mrs.
H. M. Johns, Elida, Ohio, relates her
experience as follows: my little boy
Is subject to Group. During the past
winter kept bottle of Chamberlain's
Cough Remedy in the house, and when
he began having that croupy cough I
would give him one or two doses Of 1t
and it would break the attack. I like
it better for children than any other
cough medicine because children take
1t willingly, and it is safe and relia.
ble," Obtainable everywhere.-Adv,
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1915-11-11

The W. G. T. U. met last with Mrs.
W. B. Cheshire, and will meet next
with Mrs. Randall Curry, Nov. 20,
The eight year cid son OF the Will
son family living two miles south OF
town, was accidently shot in the left
arm last Saturday. The bullet from
~ caliber rife penetrated the bone
entirely, DR.. NyRard has been in at
tendance and the boy is getting along
nicely.
Luverne Lodge No. II A. o. U, W.
was instituted Wednesday evening
Oct. q, with a charter membership Of
nineteen. The installation ceremony
was in charge Of D. 6. M. w, Olson
assisted by D. G. NJ. W. Storey
and D. G. NJ. W. Brudvick. After
the organization ceremonies light
luncheon and smoker followed, inter-
posed by short addresses from the Wis.
iting Deputies aud new member The
following officers we're elected and in
stalled: c. w. Christianson. Past
Grand Master Workman; q. G, Hen
Erickson, Grand Master Workman;
J. c. Malkewick, Foreman; F. L. Grit.
dth, Overseer; Sherman Anderson,
Recording Financier; A. D. Olson.
Guide; S. sanberg, Inside Watchman:
Carl Nelson, Outside Watchman;
Trustees, c. w. Christensen, G. w.
Qillerson and G. Mattson.
On Thursday, Oct. 8. at sherdrooke,
N. D. occurred the marriage of Anton
Nelson to Frederika Basse. The bride
Is u cousin Of the Jacobson's where
she has made her home since coming
to this country two years ago. The
groom Is we'll known here having
farmed here for number of years.
Monday night at nine O'Clock ut her
home three south Of Luverne occurred
The death of Mrs Christina Klink. The
end came after six weeks of suffering
from Brights disease, although she
had been quite poorly from old age
all the past summer. Mrs. Klink was
sixty-two years old when she died,
and was an old resident of this neigh.
borhood, having made her home on
the farm where she died for the pas,
thirty. one years. She leaves siz
children to mourn her loss Ave boy
and one daughter, Mrs. Jens Tvens
trup They all live in this neighborhooc
except one whose home is in Germany
The funeral services were conducted
at the Ladbury school house Thurs
day afternoon, the Rev. Bonhotf O
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1915-11-11

OUR SHERBROOKE LETTER.

Auditor Mustad and Chas. Bugbee
made business trip to Northwood on
Wednesday of last week.
Judge Moote autoed to Pickert last
Thursday accompanied by VIM. Bar.
clay and Mrs. Collins.
Mrs. L. N. Wood, OF Hope, made &
business trip 20 Sherbrooks the last
of the week.
T. Thorsland, proprietor Of the Star
Meat Market at Hope, made Sher-
brooke business call on Wednesday
of last week.
Frank Horner, Of Fargo, and hts
mother, Mrs. h. N. Horner, OF Finley,
were among the many callers at the
County Seat Thursday.
Geo. King and Albert Peterson were
among the Shel brooke visitors Tues
day.
Oscar Bakken, of Hatto n, has taken
up his work as clerk in the Register
OF Deeds Office. He came down Tues.
day.
Auditor Mussad autoed to Hope
Sunday, accompanied by Messrs.
James, Will and Neal and the Misses
Laura end Esther Devlin, who attend.
ed church there.
F. A. Steiner entertained as supper
guests Sunday Mr.. and Mrs. A. s.
Moots and Edna Moote, wmsBar.
clay Mrs. Young and daughter
Beryl, and Miss Anna Gilbertson.
Mr. ana Mrs. Paul P. Boo and fam.
lily, Of Enger twp, autoed to shsr
brooke Sunday to take dinner will
Alvin and wife. Owing to the reir
their visit was made short.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry eilber..on al.
family, Of Primrose twp, Mr.. ant
Mrs. Emil Gilbersson and sisters, lds
and Clara, Of Finley, Mrs. j. o. Col
lins, Miss Grace Shelton and Mr.. ant
Mrs. d. W: vadnie were highly en-
tertained Sunday at tho home of Mr.
and Mrs. G. n. Gilbertson,
Mrs. Wendell Anderson and babj
and her mother are visiting at th,
home Of Mrs. 7. G. Anderson thi,
week.
Mrs. G, v, Green spent the day ii
'sherbrooke Sunday visiting at tn,
home Of herssistsr, Mrs, Anderson. :
Chss, Chalmers, Hugo Gunkel ant
Bernhard Krieger were south enc
business visitors Wednesday Of las
week. Mr.. Krieerr came up to file hi.
petition for naturalization and Mr.,
Chalmers and Mr., Gunkel we're hi,
witnesses,
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1915-11-11
Sc4o0t HAPPENINGS.

Out Of an enrdtfneat Of twenty-five
pupils in the First grade nineteen Had;
perfect attendspos: - y
Clarence Bissel hss erterd the sixth
grade. 4,
Adele Greenwood and Evelyn B1red
were the only pupils In the thirdRtAde
who received blue cards this month.
Mrs. shaede visited the ssvdhth
grade last Friday afternoon.
The frat grade are preparing ;;ifdr .
Puritan Restsspsttlon Restssp ter'sns MothSri 81
the pupils so'saEe plsdS q Thadkdtiv.
ing time.
Ella Lockwood was. theonly papal in
the seventh grade who received blue
card this month.
The Seventh grade 1svs their Liter.
ary Pro~ram last Friday afternoon.
Hattie Anderson was only pupil In
the sixth grade who received q blue
card this month.
ine :El5ntns grauS tnd nigh So6pol
were very ,nsegssfu1 With their pro:
gram lattf FttfaIy, stffssessdeon.
Ruby Lockwood vasI s1hssys Only papll
in the fitth grsd1s5 who Sieisslivet, s blue
card this month.
The tlret drill Vat :Fridsy ;had sSbout
the best rscurd the sshool ny eyer
made. The pupils sot out dfshsbu4ll.
ing in forty seconds with WY little
confusion.
Some OF the pupils mss5th electric
lights since they have been cut od.i
Alvin Herdls and Eunies Smith 16ers.
honored with blue cards othis last
month.
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1915-11-11
lUvERNE LEADERS.
Clipped from the Ledger

Mrs Elmer Jackson went to Revere
Thursday.
Mrs. ]. D. Foley was a passenger to
Fargo Thursday.
DR.. Nygard went to Fargo Thurs
day evening.
Viola Colby spent Sunday with
friends in town.
Miss Ella Larson visited Mrs. Fred
Law Saturday.
M. S. Bothne made q short business
trip to Aneta Saturday.
Miss Lottie Thomas spent Wendnes.
day evening with friends in town.
W. s. Parke reports the sale OF thir-
ty tickets to Fargo one day last week.
George Olson and wife we're Sutton
and McHenry visitor Monday and
Tuesday.
The Misses Elsie and Nellie Sander
were passengers to Fargo Thursday
A large crew of men are busy at work
laying the foundation for the new ele-
vator.
c. w. Christensen, wife and two
sons, and John Hillerson, motored to
Valley City Thursday evening.
Kate Stadig was guest at the N. G.
Veile home the drst Of week.
Mrs. W. ]. Smith was taken to
Rochester, Mimi, for an operation
GA. Moackrud and family, accom-
panied by o. E. Dean visited with M
8. Bothne last Sunday.
J. s. Jordan the carpenter, Is re
modelling the large room in the rea,
of Thos. Nybeck's restaurant, making
two living rooms of the one.
George Olson went Fargo Saturda,
to bring back his daughter, Mrs. Vict
or Hanson, who recently underwear
an operation the results Of which 81
nearly proved fatal that for time sh'
was believed to be dead.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. W. Hillsrson autoes
to Valley City Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Jensen an,
Wilhelm Jensen went to Fargo las
Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. G. Peterson autoe,
to Fargo Monday to visit Mrs. R. j
jacobson.
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Notice For Bids.

Bids will b. received BY ii, City
Council OF the City Of Hope, slssls
County, N. Oak forsvehts tons 20.
cahontas Lump and Egg Coal diliv.
cred in the basement ofth, City Hall.
Said btdswill be''rrsaetvsd up to / p.
M-x - s13c.: To-.=l-o -> s, 1..s E,n,s
they musttbesss1fsdest dd1nxt1sd 'a5fds
for Coal.n
The City tCounrtl rsssr VI sshe sigh.
to accept or reject any bids.
By order of the City Council ofsths=
of Hope. sseele County, N. Oak.
E. w. HANSON,
City. Auditor.
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uUeo FARMERS CLUB.

The Hugo Farmers Club will be held
at L. E. McDonald's on Nov. TO-. 1915.
Work is nearly over now so you all
#sut to sppsar at this meeting,
The following program will be given:
Song. ,,.,..,... .........Club
Rscitation. .........-... Viking Nelson
Talk Chosen Subject .,...Mr. Shippy
Song. :, Jake and Katie Fullmer
Rccttst.ou .Abigate Heselt.ne
Talk on County Fair, "A. E. Nelson
Song. .........,.,........ Harry Cook
Plano Solo. .,..., Bernice Mcdonald
Talk, Holstein Cattle. i. Mr., Kerstiug
Reading. ..,.......,.H Harold Nc Donald
Current Events s,...,..,.,.. Ida Doyle
Music. ..,.,,.......,.. May Kersting
song .'.'........,....,.. Club
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Valley City officiating and the inter n.
ment was made in Ladbury cemetery.
The deceased was member Of fthe Ger
man Lutheran church at Valley City,
She was lady who was known by her
kindly disposition and willingness to
be OF assistance to those about her,
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Feel mean, cross, ugly, sore ct your.
self and everyone eiss. Do you know
what Is wrong. You stomach 10 out
ot'whack. Hoilistsrb a;evk3 Mountsiu
Tea will put 1t back. Taken tonikht,
tomorrow be right. Don't wait. S6c.
Tea or Tablets. WAMRERa' Diuo
STORE,-Adv. I: