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Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1917-04-07
First Baptist Church.

Easter comes in tho spring Of the
year when all nature is beginning to
feel the thrill of returning life. It 10
the season of hopefulness and optim-
Ism. Especially when all the world is
plunged in gloom and sadness the
message of cheer that comes with
Easter time is welcome. At 1880 in
this church there will be morning
worship with appropriate music, bap-
ttsm and sermon. Subject for the SER
mon: 1.-THE Power Of His Resurrec-
ton"
Just now our minds are all en-
crossed with thoughts of war. Old
Glory floats from every pinnacle and
shows In every window. Our nation is
as n man in support Of the presi-
dent, though there are some who de-
clare that we are not justified in en-
tering the war. Senator LaFollette
has said the United States has not q
leg to stand on for her declaration Of
war. On Sunday evening at 1880. the
minister. Mr.. Harvey j. Moore. will
discuss from the Christian point Of
view the question, "Is the United
States justified in Entering This
war;" II you are interested in hid
subject, come. A chorus Of children
will sing the Battle Hymn Of the Re-
public at this service.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1917-04-07
Methodist Church.
Morning Service.

Methodist Church.
Morning Service.
Prelude-"song Of THANKSGIVING
E.. l.. Ashford.
Anthem-"Christ the Lord 10 Risen.
Dudley Buck.
onertory-serenade. e. M. Miles.
solo-The Risen Master. @. c.
Stearns. Mrs. v. e. Sayre.
Postlude-Triumphal March, Thos.
sterne.
H. A. Enyeart. director: p. H. Lsh-
man, organist.
Plymouth Congregational.
Morning service 1t 1880 .. m.
Prelude. B Minor Chopin
Plymouth and Carol Choirs.
Gloria Patri.
Anthem, "Hosanna" ...... 0rainer
Response. Bow Down Thine Ear"
onertory Hymn-Anthem. "Alle.
iuia' Devidica
Postlude. spring song. .Tolhurst
Evening = 1850 p. n.
Prelude 6
Gloria Patri.
Hymn-Anthsm. .'Tts lGidnight':.
Communion Chant, my Life was
Given for Thee"..... 0utterraan
Benedfcticn. @
Pootlude.
J cAursa sobssa. ll:lk
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1917-04-07
Kongsvinger Lutheran.

N. ]. Lohre, pastor. Services Eas-
ter morning al II o'clock by the pas
tor. The Young Ladies' aid meets
Wednesday at the b. K. johnson
home. All those desiring to take
catechetical instruction preparatory
to communion will meet at the same
place in the afternoon at 1880. The
Ladies' aid meets Friday at the home
of Mrs. ]. Hi1lard, south of Alvarado.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-05-21
MuS bent StQQtc Nc6r0Sfa

.oem Defence Council b6enft NOR.
Den 1T, iogt, 0ob @eIddftsleiite tire
.Serien ourA 9lrbeit BEL Der Grittc
.berbringen iollten.
Die bon benz Srpguenbditoler %.
GIarfe tDegen 8ablrngstpeigerung
n%ertlogten 5eilerberli9erunasgeiea.
idjaften bn6en beniel6en be8ablt uito
.iir0 baum Sic &logen faer geloIIen
iuoroen.
6rau e. .. Merdant, aeborene
.2ouiie &~otpnieu0, lit IN Superior
bon einem ana6en entbunoen NOR.
Den.
Die 6ormers Stote ganf bon
Dodge Bat 6. 8. Stormer I'M bic
6uHlme bon $500 berflogt, melde
iie otlf einen 8e9ief beanIprl6t.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-05-21
Gartuffel. nnh gp6nrn.anmites.

aaiance, gteb., 81. Mai.-2loD6
is. Sbomas, Der goriiber oes itaat
Itdau Gartoffel. uno go6neu aomi.
tees, oos BET Dem bonn %. big Is.
gtat in 9ma6n Itottfin6en6en foot
Itden aonierbierungs, aongreB ii6er
Den 5tano 0ieier eoIen Gentle ge.
.riht eritatten ioa, Bat $. so. Bulb.
.nea bon gaionce 8llr Setretdr 6es
&otnitee8 ernannt. auBer0em Bat
er fin bic ncridte0enen 9iftrifte 6es
.Staates Mitglie0er BEG &omitees err
1tnnrt, tpeldle itber 6ie oofeIbIt berr.
ihen0e @ritteo1tsiihten geridte ats.
arbeiter. Die 4npflan5lng BON Bob
men Bat itd felt Dem Ietten Sabre
berbteIfnGt.
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fSnhritn6lnnfnl.

@ran0 SsIano, gaebr., 81. Meai.-
Ser &e9tsauipaIt ttlto friiBere Gourls
.tpaiieiior s. q. @6por6s geriat, als
er Semanoen IN einem Inn 1tnter.
itelten $ouie 8eieen poIte. ME Der
5obritubl betrieben DirS, nit ieinern
aopf 8tpiidet 6ie Sir Oeiiel6en uno
Dem @ol5tperf uIt0 tpltroc ara aopf
erbebIi9 berleBt. SIS nabm ic688ig
Stide oie 8lttloe 5u5uiiaben, un0
oas radte S6r, oo8 fat gon8 bonn
aopf geriIien mar, nltBte nie0er OH.
aen1bt weroen. Der @erIeBte lit
60 Sabre alt.
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ms Columbus, Heb.

u. 6. 6latotp, ser SdmiegerIobu
oes SGrrn 9aitors NermGrfer, ser
pcrgangeue ISOLDE bier init iqiner
Grnu inf @eiuh peiIte, miro oits
6ontdnelle, mo CT fem @eidGit Der.
Fault bat, porldufig bierber iiber.
ffg6eln.
ale beige 8rniterei bringt iebt
and inter benz gtonen colombo
elm Dem ipirfli6en Bier G1nlihe8
@etrdnt oiif oen Mtortt, oaB gut
munoet, petlit es oll9, tuie es oo8
@eies berlanet alfobolfrei lit. SER
9tnnbour bat elm @etrdnf berges
itellt, oaB es nit Sen Gr8e1gniIien
Der beriibmteften 9rarereien oes
2nnoes, Die it6 NIT Ser Tro0uftion
oieieS alfo9ol- nn0 ntal5loien 8ieres
abgeben NIT grfoIg~ aufnebmen fam.
DuS @i-a9 meinet oo8 @etrdnf
0eS Goltun6t8i
SIN SduI6a1ie Ser 6eutId. lttb.
ridden Gemeinoe in Der Ia. StrnBe
fan0 Greitag Dor adt &agen cine
mnfifnIiide llnterboItang ftatt, Die
oIs Elm id6ner GrfoIg ba5eidnet
per0en fam. Sos aus 5p6If @itt.
gIieoern beItebenoe @emeiuoeor6e.
iter 1tno Ser etiDa 80 &6pfe sGblen.
De air1en9or bradten inter Ser
2eitufg ibrer 9irtgeittet $enrD gll-
pcrs un0 Serrn 2ebrer aeninfel
ons bieIieitige @rogramrt, 0a8 ou6
SolobortrGge 1ltfptes, iebr gut sur
9ur6fiibrttg uno erutetelt rethen
t3obIberoienten @eifaI(. 9a Ser Gin.
tritt fret mar, mltroe cine &oqette
erboben uelde SIC ergob. 8ie Der.
Inittet, ioa 0as @rogromm olr 3.
SUM- ouf Dem @emeinoe S1ulfeit
I'M aopebfi Sort nod einua[ 5ur
2lirdfibriing geIangen.
Mu0oIf Sips, Der Go6n bon Srnu
qoele Sips, itno Sri. emma 3bbod),
godter bon 6rnlt Qntn 8Bbod,
luuroen am 9ienstag bon Serrn ga.
flor gteumGrfer I'M 8farrbalg fiir
Dos 2eben berbuu0en. 9o8 iunge
9aor uuterno6m cine fttrae Sod.
5eitsreiie nod Omaha.
8ei Der 6omiLie 5reo aorte bat
iid Der 6tor4 nit aiitem $o1terden
eingeItelt.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-05-21
hicbiSeier fir
pom BinScnbmr9!
&ie fri6er Sismarf, er6Glt Jest
9enti6lanSs SricgS6sIS ans
Seber bic 9eferbiien,

amiter6an, 81. Mtai. Qtts
Berlin tpir0 gelnel0et: 8ie frii1er
benz 4tfan8ler I'M So6IenfDaIo bon
Sen @etreuei1 in Syeber oIliabrli6 Die
eriten aiebiteier geiatSt ~fpuroen, 10
erbGIt n1breno 6es Griege3 and
@eneralfelomoritoa S%tnSenbrrg
ans S~Itfriegfan0 0ie erIten aiebib.
eier. Su 0ieient Sabre fpuroen mie.
Der "a Gier ON Jpn o6geidnot, allf
Die 8ema6lin 0es 5elOmarIhaas er.
belt cine @iergabe. 9ie Senoung
begleiteten folgen0e 8eiIen in oitfrie.
iiider geun6ort bon oem oitfrieit
i6en pIattoatti6en 9idter 2oui8
SSiroels in g8eener: Qot mas eeit
@inter, batt IS I'm SnG, So nil
erit Sloot I'm Sommert fra, 9e Sic.
nit flinn IIedlt alien. STU meet mi
5elomarIGon meet ftDonO, 8enu fine
Gier firm 10 Iant @aroag DIN troue
Grdien. lin is 81 u nod meet reft
bergiinnt, Se Ri Din I6fpe 8rau NIB.
Sn 6reeoensti0 foe eeten. SO
bett uns iult Sc aieiuit ieggt, Sc
barr for Dor Of eier Iegat, @ie
noln Dor meet beraeeten.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-05-21
5Or6crt 3eidanng 3nr 5rciGeits.
Nulethe.

2incoln, g1eb., 81. @ai. 9ie
3ei6uun9en CUR Greibeits . anIei6e
Iaifen Iollge nidt 10 sa6IreiG Elm.
iuie es notrpenoig it, erfldrte geItern
8oriiber Sobce bon Der itaatIiden
8ertei0igungs 2igd. Gr iogte, 0aB
Die 8eb0roen in. g8nibington boffen,
ooB Der 4n9eleeenbeit gr5Bere8 SSyn.
entgegenge6raft miro.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-05-21
Cckalz1iacbritbtcn
ats Srcmcnt, 11ebr.!
5remout, gteb. 49,. D1oi.

5remout, gleb. 10. D1oi.
@S iin0 In 0et Iebten $dgen tpie
bon giien6abnbeamten geiogt ipiro,
bieIe auiien bier o1tr9 gefommert,
fuelde tuie0er nohoem 0ie 6ortige
ACKNOWLEDGING geitiir5t III, IN Stub.
SsnH0 ibre Seinrat MAIDEN molten.
Gin sGtbert" Delher ben Staot
bereiit I'M bic gotpen0igfeit Ser &C.
bensmittels aonierbation at ~ftltoieren,
bertdtet, boB 2eltte in 0e6rasfa gr6s
beres 6iien brallden.
Cine @n3dbI ShuIen i'm Gount1
tperoen bereits ndfIten Mloutog ib.
rem SIRIUS b~eenotgeu. G8 fino %
an 8abL uno meiit 2an0iduLen.
Der Gf.gtebrosafa Council fir
ariegsbilfe, belher fid bier Dor eli.
niaen Sagen organiitert bat, beob.
fihtief $4,000 fir iolGe 8pede an
iammeIn. So io1en nit oieiem @el.
Be Defenders Die arbeiten Der 81.
IN. 6. q. in SEN uebunasIngern &c.
forbert per6en.
llbert 8bttdder ur0 3rou er.
bielten bonn alapperftor9 elm f(eine8
M1ohen.
Ser @1dlaB Ses titr3[i6 berItor.
Benen s. g. Map lift oltf $2S9,000
eingeiddbt poroen ittfo miro Oieies
0ett Gtddt Die Summe bon 1926
Grbihaftsiteaer etnbrin1en.
etner Cincinnati Sirma lit Ser
aontraft fire gusit1ttrtng uniereS
neiien GefdngniiIeS 5ugeipro6en
tuoroen. Ger 8oranidlag betrdgt
States. $offentlid tpirO cine 70
feline 9lusItattrtng oes @efGnenifies
niht 2eute berleiten bort 0uartier
sit iltden ieLbit penn fie es in ibren
eigenen SGuiern nidt 70 i96n Ba6en.
Sandal gteLion tpttroe at elmer
Etrafe bon 500 beroonrert, neil
sr berouifen6e 8etrdnfe an anoere
0eridentt Daffe.
Ielbit einen 3neie BEG SF.gsebrasfa
Council fir ariegsbtlfe ius 2eben
s.. o. anapp ttno S. 8. aobler
Daren geitern in 9orfof I'M 6as
IL rltfen.
@eorae ainsportb, tpelder fitr5.
i'd oltf cine 10 stder Sarm nnbe
8obeIod 900, Inn bort Sabner uno
1unoe gu Sieben, mar geitern in Der
5foot.
Geo. COMPLAINT, tpelder bon Sou.
5erneur 9ebiae NIT eiuem Soften on
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-05-21
8aunee @erteiOiannasrnt

@afpnee Gitb, aeb., ri. 1aaf.-
am Gomstog tpltr6e I'M bieitaen &c.
ridtsgabdlt6e Elm gountb @erteibt
gltngsrat gebtloet. 6. 81. Sdapbea
gum gorftber oeIIeIben er.
g. %. %otts gum &i3ebor.
90. 9. Sortpea gum Sefre.
tar u1o S. 8. Barr gum S6nbulei.
tier.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-05-21

Rod bsfer. a9u bait Did
ani4einenO bei 6rduIein Srma re3t
sinseiamei9eIti SaIt tbr ppbl geiast,
baB iie iehr id6n iet9~
s0us nt9t, dber OaB i4re 6reaubin
iebr bdBlia iF!@
an0sre 3stten. GolOa!
Gals er iHs 5eIo ssb): .geie tpnnis
gu einsr Reiie bringsn. fpie i66n
isbt, iest itsbt man bpr Der Bd6I.
8rthel, @aridau Obsr 9utareF9"
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-05-21
0leaifriernnnatna ein leiertnn.

2incoltt, g2e6., q. Mot.-0ou.
berneur Gebile bot ben &egiitrie.
ritng8tdg, ben 5. Sum-, an Dem fid
ollie 3ienitpflidtigen eintragen IoI
len miiiien, fir Ben Staat 3ebrasfa
80 efnerH offentlifen 6eiertng er.
tldrt.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-05-21
8ea6idtigen Sic, Elm Seim in
SmaBa ST faufen?

Dies 1T Elm Sappen: 2 2otS, 100
SUB 6ront ulto 100 SUB tief; Z
3immer Cottage; 2uftbei8ung; bei,
Bes uno falte8 8afier un0 @os6es
leu6tung; ~ 8lofs bon 6ffent[.
un6 MIR a 8(of8 bon greig9.
ton air9eni6uIe. Seine Agcntelt.
Sdreibt an $. 9. 5enner, 50
@lnf. 9mnhn -5.22.17
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gnlage.9anfier.
3m ~berfanfen.

Cine nette 5 9toom-g Cottage, uuBer
Set5uttg MODERN; Sront nod Often;
@ntfernung fir GuBgdngar, 2 Blpd8
bon 6ffentlider Sdule, 6 8lodS
nod oeutfder tat6otI6er Stride.
Reuli6 eeitriden. Brei8 100000
in bar o0er altf @65o9lung. Qlt3ti-
in 2456 9. 10. ct. 9. 1851.
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gridlt Sas gein.

Sefporo, gteb., 81. @loi. - Ger
8ier3ebnidbrige gatI Bart bon W1tl.
.foro geriet beim Gggen nit ieinem
SUB 8fDii6en 5pei 6peiccn 0e8 Sta.
oes uno brad oas 9ein.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-05-21
2tt herfanFen.

Sin 8ladimitb S1op nebt alien
0a8u geB0rigen @aidinen mo Gtod
uno Elm 9eraumiges 8obnbaus in
elmer meiit 6eutiden Gta0t int0 I'm.
gegeno. Gin bIiiberoes @ei6Gft fir
Sen ridtigen @5atn. SIM Sale,
oaB otefe8 @aidGft niGt berfauft
miro, ner0e i'd e8 aud ~berranteii.
Seinrid Spesgers, GtopIeburit, gfe1.
-5sf6st7 -21.22st7
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lslaHiFisIcrtc Ansct9crr,

s.. Slider, oeutiher Hehtsnnpalt
unD 0otar. @rltnoofte geprEft.
8immer i4t8 6irft gantionnl ganf
9kiIoing.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-05-21
gPiKoitri-ssarnen,

a(eiue ooer groBe berbeiierte
ODER unber6eIierte; @reiie unO Be
oilgungeu na9 8unid; lei6te mo.
natliGe g(b8a9lungen. @ebt nit
uuS. Grturiton eriten Samstag iee
Sen Mtonots.
Spnitun & 0ininsb,
600 8ayton glod, 9mnba.
Gel 9n1tdIdS 1922. III
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-05-21

Gas feline SoaanO bIeibt neit
trnI alien einidiidterungsberiuden
gum Sros. 8ie SoIIdn0er iino fling
meiie. oie betriiGt man nift.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-05-21
Garnen sa O~erfaafen.
W1iifiitppi sSarmen,

@olHfitm.2ano; fem beTieres,
S25 bis $40 per 4Ger. @. 8. Smit6
So, ola gitp gsatI 8ant gIoe.
g. s..
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-05-21
@eflaneI nnO ge6arfgartiFeI.

Gier iett anm Gal6en greis bon
&om Barron 8orI6s Gbampiou.
Siibnern. @ierIegen0e eintGut.
mige @eiBe 2egborns; gefrthtung
garmtiert; oieie Sitbner baben I'M
Nobember 1916 ben 8reis getpori-
men: pia oltd einselne eritflaifige
2eQborn Siibner. Gberrbtrpft Sarm,
Sept. H. 81. s. g.. 0maba, lebr.
8ir boben o1h @eiBe SnDtan
Springer GrteiL regulGre giermn-
iftnen. -5.21.17
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@lOntana.

@6dentIide @1uiieIibeG Goleb
@rfuriton nod SnrIoptotpn, @ont.,
$25.45. @. s. @ipe, sos See 8l0a.,
Omaha. -6sAs17
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ssn6rifen nnh @eih6fte.

3nferfibenarbeiter = gebt nod
benz @eftenl 8arien0rngen na9 Go
dorado ieBt i'm @ange. @roBer 2obn,
frcie 5abrt mo cine @etegenbeit,
cine etgene Sarn 8u befommen.
Gma6a employment 9nrealt, 12t
81. 15. StraBe. tt
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aleine Iebrasfa 5ormea sa leiG).
ten 3oblungea - 5 4der onfu1rt8.
8ir b~earbeiten Die Sybnen ~berfnl1fte
6arm. Size SHngerfurS Gptnto
@ruipers Win, 10. II. Soparo Ctr,
Omaha. Heb. o. 9S7t IT.
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aOSaf r6inif9ius4.
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Maiiage, Gnlpbnr-9aSer auer
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&opffifien unS Matrnten.
Omaha 9iaup So. : MatroseR
iibergearbeitet in rteitea 1leber-
8iigen, gum baIben 8reis Der rleiten.
= 1907 Cunning Str. Douglas
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@erIangt: - 92d66en fir oGge-
mei1e Salsorbeit. Seine 8di6e.
grfobr1tng nitt be0ingt. GeIepbon
SarneD 1888. -5s2t.17.
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The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1917-05-17
For Sale

The home place formerly
owned and now occupied by
Martin Olson, including seven
lots, a nice, light four.room cot
tage in good shape, with en-
closed porch including screen
and storm doors and windows.
House nicely papered, with elec-
trio fixtures throughout, and a
fine bay window in dining room.
Barn with cement floor, used
for garage and horses; also
chicken house and coal shed.
prices and terms will be made
right. M. S. Awes, 831 1st Nat
500 Line Bldg, Minneapolis.
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1917-05-17
SOME HYPOCR|S|ES

Offering daily regrets to your neigh
bors who have typhoid fever, when
their infection was brought to them
by your insanitary privy, either by
flies or by seepage from the vault into
their we'll, which you have made no
effort to correct.
Criticizing the health officer and the
school board for closing schools on
account of an epidemic of measles,
the result of sending your exposed
child to school until it "broke out"
and exposed all other pupils.
Sending flowers to the funeral of a
baby who died from whooping cough
contracted through contact with your
child at the picture show, when you
knew your child was infectious.
Claiming to be good church men,
ber and law-abiding citizen, while de-
liberately concealing a case of mild
smallpox in your household from the
health authorities.
Pretending that one of your first
concerns is the protection of the CON-
munity interest and trying to make
yourself believe that scarlet fever is
only "scarlet rash" or stomach
rash" and therefore not serious
enough to keep you away from your
business where mingling with the COM
munity is unavoidable.
Saying that you are patriotic and
permitting your boy to grow up hamp-
cred by physical defects that make
him anything but an efficient citizen.
Explaining your belief in Safety
First, and endeavoring to influence
your physician into diagnosing case
of diphtheria as ''croup" or "tonsil-
litis" SO you can escape quarantine.
Carrying 1.-THE Golden Rule: My
Motto" on your business letter-heads
and objecting to quarantine pla.
card on your door, so that your
friends and neighbors may avoid ex.
posure to contagious disease.
Refusing to protect yourself against
smallpox by vaccination and demand.
ing that expensive quarantine shall
be instituted at public expense to pro-
tect you.
Worrying about your doctor bill
and loss of time and wages from an
attack of typhoid fever when you
could have avoided the disease al
small cost by being immunized.
Feeling sorry for your neighbor,
whose baby has Summer complaint
from fly infection, when your accumu'
lating manure heap is breeding lief
by the thousands.
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1917-05-17

The quintette of girls in the seventh
grade had perfect attendance record
for last month.
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1917-05-17
COUNTY, NORTH DAKOTA. MAY
SCHOOL HAPPENINGS

The quintette of girls in the seventh
grade had perfect attendance record
for last month.
The eighth grade cooking class
served luncheon to their mothers on
last Friday afternoon after the high
school literary program.
Remember the field meet for the To-
cal school boys on Friday afternoon,
May 25th. The boys are working
hard and there will be some close
contesting. The meet will begin at
1:3O P. Nj.
This is the week for the declama-
tory contest to be held at Grand
Forks. We understand that our rep
resentatives, Harry Jones and Ruth
Bowen, are in good trim. Our best
wishes go with them on their mission
of conquest.
Our nine trimmed up the Coopers-
town bunch here last Saturday by a
shutout. There was considerable
sensational playing. The batting
honors go to Donald Warner who re.
ceived two two-base hits and single
out of three times at bat. The Coop.
erstown boys could not connect with
Lefty" Wells curves. The fnaI
score was to 0 in favor of Hope.
Do not forget to see the school ex
hibit on Friday afternoon of this
week from l 80 to 400 O'Clock. The
second and third grade exhibits may
be seen at their rooms in the Wood
man Hall. Parents are urged to visi
classes up till recess, then go to til,
various rooms and see the exhibits
All visitors are urged to take tet
served by the eighth grade girls in th'
domestic science room from 300 to 4:0l
p. M. The posters and other adver
tising media for this exhibit wer'
printed by the eighth grade pupils.
Below is brief summary for tn
ranorto for tho month.
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Below is a brief summary for the
reDOrts for the month.

On Saturday, May 26th, the base
ball team and track boys will wend
their way to Cooperstown for gen.
uine athletic contest. There will be u
field meet followed by a base ball
game. Cooperstown will no doubt do
her best to return the "hand outs"
our boys have been giving them this
year. It is hoped that a goodly num-
ber of spirited rooters will 60 along
and help cheer our boys to victory
Our boys can do it if they have the
proper backing. Here goes for Coop
erstown. Everybody ready.
The following received blue cards
last month: First grade-Louise
Hanson, Ruth Mccullough, Edna
Turnbull. Second grade-Thelma
Bilden, Edwin Berg, Sylvia Eckart,
Alvina Meader, Carolyn Smith,
Kathryn Smith, William Wheat
Third grade-Agnes Eckart, Alvin
Herdle, Eunice Smith. Fourth grade
Evelyn Ehred, Adele Greenwood,
Frances Warner. Fifth grade-Zoe
Bowen, Francis Brewster, Ruth Full
mer, Mary Meader. Sizth grade
Hazel Curry, Winifred Husome,
Franklin Lunding, Ruby Lockwood
Elva Lynn. Seventh grade-Dsgny
Anderson, Gertrude King, Libbie
Roney, Gertrude Silberstien. Eighth
grads-Ella Lockwood. High schoo
Jesse Carpenter, Nellie Lunding
Alma Nelson, Wava Plaine, Lloyt
Sussex, Ora Trusty.
The following pupils received tht
highest averages in their respective
grades for the month: First grade
Edna Turnbull 96, Louise Hanson 95
Ruth Mccullough 95. Second grade
-Thelms Bilden 81, Sylvia Eckar
o6, Alvina Meader SO, Carolyn Smith
96, William Wheat 90. Third grade
Alvin Herdle 81, Eunice Smith 95
Agnes Eckart 95. Fourth grade
Evelyn Ehred SO, Adele Greenwood
96, Francis Warner 95. Fifth grade
Ruth Fulmer SO. Francis Brewster 96
Mary Meader 96. Sixth grade-Haze
Curry 97.4, Winifred Husome 96.l
Franklin Lunding 95.S. Seventl
grade-Gertrude Silberstien 97.2, Dag
ny Anderson 81, Gertrude King 95
Libbie Roney 95. Eighth grade-Ells
Lockwood 95, Lila Wells 91.s, Iren
Clutter 90.6. Ninth grade-Ora Trus
ty 06, Frank Carpenter 90, Haze
Deem 90. Tenth grade-Nellie Lund
ing e6, Wava Plaine 95. Vivian wy
borny "a. Eleventh grade-Alm
Nelson 95, Mary Helen Cassell 81
June Fuller 80. Twelfth grade-Lloy
Sussex 81, Jesse Carpenter o6. Grac
Gray %.
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The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1917-05-17
Timothy Seed for Sale

We have about 25 to 30 Blu. of
fine homegrown Timothy Seed
at very reasonable price. AL
so Dwarf Essex Rape Seed and
Mil]et Seed at exceptional val.
ues.
Let us have your order.
KING & SMITH.