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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-08-27
Golden Wedding

SATURDAY, ARe e<th. Mr. and Nh
| lie~is Nampner celebrated their s0t
Wedding snniverSars al the home O
iheir granddaughter. Mr. O J A64inl
a JOS Eass College One hnnarel
ard fifgy guests called during m
afternoon The i4onse vas dr&red il
Nelloa fessoons caHghs here ana ther'
with a bunch Of yellow chysan,he.
E.nms ana pogpvs in the livine room
Nere pasriosgc G scoraianns Of q large
American Tag The grand rhal&rcr
insi we're rresen, sane in a chorus
Fai On sonr Oid GRAY Bonnet
Mr. and Mrs C J AIDING Nr and Mrs
c u Robertson Ars Hazel cole, Mrs
Clifford Brooks and Miss Ruth Hep
Rlns presided Al ne TianO darlns The
afternoon Miss s,laavs Kellogg play
e The Nicsroia Madeline calsins
and Auraery Ry~a presided al The
runth howl Mrs r Finch. Mrs Ern-
ess Metz Mrs Wm Ma,his assisted
MRS " " vampner in serving refresh
isengs The color -sheme ss ne carried
crl
Their presents ~ere many and beau
iifui A gold handled cane was pre-
scented Mr Nsmrqer bs Col " Il
Honaday ir beAsH Of the comrades
os Hariranfl Pos C Ar Mr vamn
nei responded wi'A a very app-onri-
ate and patriot. speech A gold
ssndie umbrella was freaenitc hs
Afs Marie Scoi 20 Mrs Nampner
from The members ~ tht Womau's
Relief Corps MIS- Nampner rss bonded
WITH deep words al appreciation Be i
sioes ihe nnmerors presents lney re
ceired s-2se in -oid
The hriot wore a dress Of beants-
fAi white oreandr and princess lace
The groom wore = sui Of grey
After the guests had gwen Them a
b. a-ty handshafe with besi wishes
b meet them or heir 7tih annirer-
saTF Mr and Mrs Adliue served
siz O'Clock dinre1 10 he family. At
he liable were >eafed Mr. and Mrs
lewis NAmQnef sheir son ans wife I
VI anc Mrs " n VAN srrer. grand
lers and wives Mr. and Mrs c r Rob.
. son NJ and 49,. q Aaffrr ars
.raDdoAushstr sazel Cole. sreai
rand children Bilv Cole. Harold
.ewis Aiding and Mrs Nampners SIS
~. Mrs. : r Harbour Besides he
= elaiires were seated Mrs Frnesr
ie'z Mrs Nm Mathis. Miss Alien
'efz
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-08-27
Ct THklE Boi NED> ~
E\6dJ>H GIRL N LONDON

Ths foiovins Was clipped f-ou ~.
Lundur Tau@s O. suiy s. 1915 Younr
Cu-sint = wel fnuvr -c ea-lr dsF
Gutt-1Ert Hif fsfbe- Al Cu-kins
was sreni .nr ~ Santa Fs -sn-usG
a. tins pom fur several ras-s r.-sur 70
Etntehout
cu-4-rs- fiuifun--0r ne - gur-
a. = Ant-ews Chu-rh. Barr. ~
ths Re- 5ohn NE1hsvx Cspta'-
Lame Akhs- Cu-kins crlv 81 .,
Arr1fsEit 1znss Cu-Eirr ans lhs lrs
Ms on-Eins- q Ker-1csr. Z : A
- Du--rtT. Fuunrez ossEH.s- uf -
ATE cniorsi B1uunt Bsru- Hu.fr-
- RuF1i D-srsuns a,c ths lass Lsa~
Kszhe-1rs Hu--u-
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-08-27

~ form of tire government, Germany
seems to occupy place IN tire
thoughts 81 many German scloie-s.
sccorosns 10 tire remarks mac by
Prisoners. One OF those ~hc has es.
lessee hopes of change Vas . sol
cer from Baden. re sac ne arc his
ec-rsoes rad hac more war thar they
'Htec sac hopec that as soon as the
'ssr was over saoen ~ouls become
@r inoepen5en; republic.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-08-27
WALK ERECT
AT flGHII

becAuse 3 man 1r woman il 0id does
not mean that they must walk along
bent over and supported with a cAnc.
A man cAn he as xieorous and health,
a. eighty IS 81 lxenfy II he aids M.
organs of The bods IN performing fhsfr
functions ..xuU
All diseases w2st ther q Z mallgnan7
ur weak character ienc 10 tear away
cur vitality Yoa mus cOuntersrf
disease in iis incipieri stage II you
would I've . happy and useful lonr
life
GOLD MEDAL Hsa-iem on Car
suies. 9'e-year ol6 prepara;ion that
il used al over The world. contains
soothing oiis combined with str-ngrh-
giving anc system leaning herbs
These csf.sules are a prescription and
have been and ar STR benz used b.
ifvsicians y O. " practice -her
have proven fher merit X relieving
nackscas- kidney and bladder con
plants and a. ailments arising frou
al excess 81 u-ic sci6 Il The system.
GOLD MEDAL Hazriem OF Ca
-sles are sold 81 az drzggisfs Ther
are guaranteed 70 % everything a.
claimed - money refunded Den
BE- misled ~ fsise limitations. Look
io- COLD MEDAL On every boz
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-08-27
hENIsxteLE rsop-Ecs. WRIT
TEN 300 YEARS AGO. OUTLINED
PRESENT WAS ~ DETAIL.

fC0NT1NF Ed rr0N rAeE 0SFl
lamb viii EXTERN mate the lasi arms
ol The Aniiohrlsi hui lhes viii be
forced 10 erecl IN The battlefield q
7 We as large as be city for The hod
ics Of lht dead VIII change The as
peer OF the countryside. as there wili
hs mounds of the slain
The Anuehiasi viii lose his crvwn
aid viii de in snlIude ana madness
iiis empire VIII be air aed into tweu- :
iy-lwo siaies hai none Of them val
~ i1aser possess farrresses. armies.
e' vessels
lCuriouslg encueh his numbei 60
uoides win lhe Number oi German
STATES
The white eagle. By me order 81
81 Michael wa drive he crescent
SON Europe ana VII install himself
consialilnoa. Then vii begin
ha "a 81 peace ard prosperity fu- The
e4frh and there wIli he no more wars
s4rh ulnor being governed according
ie iis deslres and living according 70
me rules a. Jnsuce
There VII ~ singer b. Luiht-1ns
~ Schismsfics The lsmh VII reigr
and supreme happiness Of humanity
VII begin Hapry VIII be- ih6se who
o. cape he perls Of that period. wiu
ht able 60 snjov the truif u fhe -eir--
9. The spirii ard q ths pu-rins 81
fumHnir which can Cnly cane AFTER
l. deieIf cf fhs Aulich-ssf
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new 10th Division. stationed there
IN winch over s6 60ee men parts icipaied.
and SPEAKS enthusiastically of the
work in preparing The men for over
seas duty
Sergeant MAJOR Douglass vel
known by ali here. eniiSled on JEne 7.
% last year. as private and al
though not yer twenty years a. ags.
has made rapid advancement havinS
been promoted to the highest non
commissioned position from the ranks
M Douglass other son. Glen. in the
service is stationed 81 Fort Sheridan.
Illinois. attending officers school AM
esi soon receive has commission.
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c'ne hunc-ed and tpersy Eve u,s-
Va -ur-sin ssun fu- czr7 PIKE Ar
he Ns1onal War Csunrn a. sbs
fss,r Meas r-is-sn azzsrsrsu-
y hare -E~--er-s-trs o. -fh --zi-
: = desired rAss sr-r7zhirr p.szf.,ss
1zv - dnne - ne r-n.s<--~ e 49,
suEx sr-uu-s fn oz-nrL ss v.n ss xr-.-
-hsE s--1r. 3=-A 80
Ten az ask-z e. l-zss n e II
z.zri-~t Ssnzss r<e<ur nnus--s a
S--seeiczls Ans nzEzzlnz- rhrs ruu
have -es1 Ss1s ~ nay ,. sas.r ss
~ t-1ln ts- sr- u-x .r-.-i>r lr-c
~ s-V5os g -sss- c1xr<-r.
E@ezUsz -rz<z - r---sr-s rrr
lz--- tnzr sz sicss<f Wednesday =
- srx1-.ls
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sreANs sstNs sLll
SOUTHEAST or civ

} 2 Su1nser. prominent tarme- lir-
ilg seven miles saufhe1si uf Cuih-ae.
AS IN The city sooay and saws the
r. rs a. last week hAs made 4 cror
o ksfir and f-ed stHff certain "a
r. ned lks fury .,1t ou- way. ne faIi
measuring - inches w xIil hnvr
q enfy oi feed Eiaff ard more cotton
n-@n some people expect he said
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-08-27
GERMAN bATHERs SHOCK
CROWN PRINCESS

London. Aag The famous Ger
1san bathing resori al Zoppot has
been closed and several prominent re-
soritrs arrested according to a dis
patch 10 he Dailv Express
This action was The result OF q
recent visit q ne German crown
princess. who expressed herself as
es inc shocked "a the family bath
ard The fagrAni immortality
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-08-27
MOTOR PaRn TO
CAMP FUNSTON. KANSAS

Nr snc Ms z Douris<s. an6
oau-sre-s. Bzhei and Ns-r. sccou-
psried hr Ms Glenn DouEiass. vie
9. G8enn DoHEiAss- . sun q NJ oos-
raass- vi mosnr % Camp Tuns-r-
kansus. s-s-inr n ths no--irr. .
risif Reriuer-si Ss-Essrf Nn5u-
10y DouElassl a sur. We IL STA
tiun-c -hs-s VA fh. Ten L : irts--
- u lesss- 70 rs ps-snrs irrr-
iae f.e-n r. risi- I'm. - y,rrkf-l
soieis- -eIls - fhs tr-sz parade o. n
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-08-27
BRITISH TtkE 2i.000
PRISONERS IN WEN

lonoon. so9 27-Sritish forces ir
the great battle nor-nerr ricsr1s
are making p-oefsss toward the VII
lase 81 seosnstre. t~o sno q nsf
-,iies northeast q sspaur,e. accord
re 20 the off,e.ai statement issues
. ;ne @sr of'i@- touss There is
rsro fighting sro0n5 Croisilles. far
tftr norzh. the statement ssss
sinrt lssi ~eorssozy tre British
isvs taken 27.ooo prisoners. the state
rssr; s1ss
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-08-27
ITALIANS CHECk
N >TRI4N> IN ALBANIA

Rome AUG .I-The Italian lroons
r. Albania in ihe rerion 81 me SEN
fni and Osum r.rtrs after cheoking
superior enenlF forces ia several dar
fiehilns have retired undisrnrbed
q p-elnrAd defcnses SAYS IN arfSras
statement issued TO-DAY The Ans
trians sufytr-d saurulnsrr defesf
Ana 81 and hsre ~, renewed thelr
afiacks slrce
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.sic- sc-ooL soss
sUs- @E1z UNIFORMS

ano<TTxrED FRox PACE osr,
pt-e--z fo- NJ arfo-n VI - -
ru--ed uf ne Ezss chlt---
-FE-srzs car rst ar rrsres ursfn-r
"a 1bsr o=si-s- -1s cr,z- vi -z-D
t-r1 ahuu- -irff s-lln-x ~ /. fsr.
T. ~ r1sh to n = is -eruu.-ss-.r
- -az ~ fs1ru ne sur-s~-iur
- Fr=sltsrf w7snr and nruat -
f-1F-rznr@-H ? Flsnrhs- Su----r-
tt1s6-11 uf Srhsss
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-08-27

Oklahoma CHI. AUG ---rhSr1er
F'as granted ioats 70 ne Strand zhe-
afer connsrr Q. Oklsbons CRY. va
> rApnEi stock O. s-spet lnco-po-a
ic-s II { B-ic2 L B-ce and
Charles / Moore. al @. Oklahoma
c.y
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-08-27
PNI\6 TAN DIE

1fs g ne la. week 10 psv vou-
rsrinr TAX before the "a 49, rer-
anGliy atiarhes On Serferrhe- lsf
the = re- rsrt r4n1ltr vir - adoed
CliF cierk Anosrsun ssvs ma ~ in-
less thar nnf th'ri ~ n. psvlnr far
has herr ruid
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-08-27
Aao--Er rls-f~c
sC-oceEs SUNK sy sys

cs-scis- t-isrti< p,--- Asr q
Ins -e~ fir-i,7 sssss,<- sat. uf
satto-- as ss-s sesre-ss, -1-ri-s
= - ene-'y suss.s-i,e ~-ae - s-e
f'ssns R-oD.as 80 t.s ross. I've
r--- arrived rex ssseis ss1s, 60
stsrs sn5t.s- sissinr sess.i
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RiPAI'ME FIELD
Runs RED WITH
BLOOD or III ~


tcoNTVSUED FROM PAGE oNRi
zen sdtnIified IL Int recent fighting
The strategy ns he German high com 4
a nd nov Is ip leavr battered diNi-
.nns II fipht reHr gnard actions anf
itidentsIy. 70 have large pai1 81
ne remnants 0i these formations
LEVIED 10 Iieres hE the British riv
-eVisrs Fighting .-ara
Elements oi nearly at German al,
ma many 81 S'hict have been hBd-
q hii and cripaea. are Surviving 10
f0ld oti lhe Briah There are signs
~ even E-eafsr confusion ben III the
t-naI lines Companies .0f various
einents have heen thrown n al
losi arv 7.lsct TIE strength ~
re nHubsr of tAess companies has
N vhit;led dcvr unul shsv hardly
niainsd = me-. according 70 1-ss-
m. MANY more e whom have pass
through he ,oueuinr cares
lu5snoor+s Ma, MAKE Stana
General Ludsnlorff perhlps hns
-ae plHnE 10 make : sand 70 III
:. he 1resen. The and is sarinr
n mel he car 81 fhzf purpose lf
nld no be surprising H ne eneur
ended q pui - sfiU desarse
msphe-e on lins running eensr-
oo-1h and souit fhruurh Pe--
ae,
here was hard frftinr -odrv
md Bd1auns Fxv-eu1 srsf no-h /
8spsuus has ieen 4is- ana ne
els III 40 w1ih ~ hlaas & re
mans killed. 4lsH-s The ursrv
prepared q iaunch q caurser-s1-
he-s hui a. MS r-cn7s -nuree
-art n trEn from he e1st. fhev
- nx1Efi un6e- ths fir os he
ash x-ilsrT. Tzht 8-nish -hsr
nd trtn M tevn ana captured
"a -erairef & fhe snemss fu-rs
. M and trs uffrs-k Frou !
r-ul rht B-s.kf PASSED sast anf
a t1-thrr srri-1linr 8s7auns
esnsun< Re.-sc,es.
hs-t -. unr1rr--nef -uur-e ffnf
s'sk rz--cls s1rs --rs- nrss ---t
hz-uEns srE have run< sc--s
( .xnrf wsfbou- sesanr an uE f&s
~ 5-s-,s. Shells have h-sr -1En-
: acs- q bs-1Ens - rr.srr h-r-x
No., p-s.rez -ssen
E-Ee xzr-pz1s Ct rrRun.-s have
80 arrived n ne cares f~-xnsst
Az s1U< <if-z1re - ne 49,
scc1u1-z fn- r1e tsa tfre u.r-
E-< c<rn<1k s--Az1s ne -rrn-
-z1s ~<l ms ~ Escuzsr.ar
! . ~er uu1zi5s ~ znns &C ss-~ n
u-11snr vzf n. -rl-s - u
- - ~ --ssh@z NJ t4z. ezx-z
- 1<r >~ciz1r e ros s4rfk
=. 1z<- -11ik 4 -. Srz--4 -zTz-<I
! ~ porsz11ls<s Ist x-zzukzzr
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SIX NoRE DE ~-EN
sfsrLINEs FALLS TO EEr--

~sshirFtor. sJs z--ss oes--s
Ft-s causes = ssis-io- sccioe-tt -
fiyins fisiur - ira rosrt-y os-s-r
t's ~ees s-c-s Lsr a.. the 49, oe
rs--'ert s--o0noes spcsy. There
~ ere 'stsifss isr ese-s 1853 sss-s
. fyi-s
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-08-27

on RENT-T1 nan wirf xmsr fun-
Lr 1S. acre rood whesf farm. near
Aarinn See - r.one ne quick ~
r sfiey 7- = Wsrre-. Sufhrjs
Tnnne SSe
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WN PRISONERS
>fE ALLIED v1CTORy

tcoS1ISTD FEoz r4sr oxr
,~-,-re = - rts zz.-usrki-r 80 a
N ~ er-1 v7sh =. nZB-s rsru-r
AZ r--Sr-11r k<ss n ne hz--.h
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Official American
Casualty Bulletin

The following casualties are repori
ea hy she CommAnd.ng General 81
! me American R,pediiionary Forces
kilied in action as, missing in sc
I,on. &. wounded severely, IS: aiet n
wounds. 3 died from accident and
other canses. ! died from disease 2.
died from aerorlane accident +,
wounded slightly, 4 wounded. degree
undetermined, J Toal l5l
Moun5ec Severely
Private Harold n Leighton King
fisher Okia
Private William Z Morris. LINDSAY.
Okla
Private Temnon G Han. Texhoma.
Okla
Private anoeleherIy Shell stIiwea.
Okla
Private clande y Parson. Map,
0sla
Private Eionso sinclair wapan
ucka Okla
Missing ~ Action
Private Francis II Bush. Eday Okls
oieo of WOUNDS.
Private Arthur Hyatt. Rarilesrills,
Okla
oje1 From tccioert
Private Charles r Bnr'Ro Ma6i +
OKLA
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.Hnzel Brothers
wa Refund
Excess Chorpes

We VII rehnd 70 al os our patrons
u e1cess r-Ice charged for wheat
ma feed Z IN .xrsies who boughi
lbe FED a. n price heretofore
charged vii car az our store Tne
9r.c~ CHARGED vaF in excess q thsf
permitted BY fhs stare tcod comrnis :
s,tn. We were - ignorance q he
ne hui VII Elsaly comply VIII al
= iinEs naoe fo- he conservation n
feod
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-08-27
I'LL " ARR II MElIiD
WITH BLOODY WAR

With the British Army IN France.
Noncsy. AS 2s--he i5es of a change
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1918-03-28
MELRoSE PIcK-UPs

Dorothy Visby entered school Mon
day morning.
Mr.. Robt. Saunders visited with
Jens Visby Monday evening.
Alma Anderson was a caller at
James Doves Monday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Lindeman were
Sunday callers at Frank Vadnie's
Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. A. Moffstt and chill
dren visited with Jens Visby's Satur-
day evening.
A diploma of honor was issued to
Miss Gertrude Moffet and certificate
Of award was issued to Albert Ander.
son, both of Mel1ose School No. 2.
Mr.. and Mrs. Oluf Bake and ohil.
dren, Mr.. and Mrs. James Dove and
James Anderson and Nels Hansen
visited with Robt. Anderson's Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jens Visby, Mr.. and
Mrs. Robt. Anderson and Alma,
James and Albert and Nels Hansen
attended the Danish Brotherhood six.
teenth anniversary Festival at Lu.
verne last Friday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jens Visby and chill.
dren, Mr.. and Mrs. Lee Miller and
Fern, Mr.. and Mrs. Ed ST. John, viii.
lie Gardner, Clifford Miller, Albert
Barrett and Nels Hansen were enter
tanned at ]. A. Moffet's Tuesday eve
ming.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Carpenter and
Warren, Jesse, Olive and Martha
Holcomb, William Gardner, Mr.. and
Mrs. Martin Rieder. and Vera, Rich
ard. Harry and Almond, Mr.. p
Whalsy visited with J. A. Moffet't
Sunday.
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BR0ADLAWN AND COLGATE

Mr.. and Mrs. Pope called at Henry
PLANES Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Pope called at Mr..
Ernst's Sunday evening.
]. A. Brace and family were Sun
day visitors at F.. w. Braces.
William Eggert made business
trip to Sherbrooke Monday.
Joe and Rose Freund called al
Mr.. Wyborny's Friday evening.
Mr.. kirkpatrick and family visit
ed at Mr.. Wyborny's Sunday evening
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernst and children
visited in Hope at Andrew Trays
Sunday.
Quite few Broadlawn people at
tended the Red Cross sale at Clifford
Friday.
Miss Vivian. Wyborny spent Satur
day night and Sunday with he
friend Edna Pope.
Mr.. Conklin is the owner of a new
"Briscoe" purchased from Davi'
Hulterstrum of Clifford.
Mr.. and Mrs. Conglin, Clarence an
Lauren Jones were callers at tn
Plainview farm Saturday.
The Carpenter family, George Um
verfirth, Ralph Haugan and Myrl
Brace were visitors at Fred Pope
Sunday.
Mr.. Eggert and family, Mr.. an
! Mrs. Wyborny, Cletus and Rub
spent Sunday afternoon at MI
Freund's.
Cletus Wyborny and Mr.. and Mr.:
Cooper furnished the music .or tn
Red Cross dance given in Colgat
Friday night.
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1918-03-28

The entire Blabon community met
in the basement of the church Satur-
day in honor of Mrs Della Holt, who
leaves on Saturday of this week.
Mr.. Hanson, pastor of the church of
which she is a member, spoke OF the
high esteem with which Mrs. Holt has
been regarded as teacher, a citizen
and friend since >,she came to Blabon
to fll a position here in the public
school here seven years ago.
The people of Blabon and surround
Ing farms presented Mrs. Holt with q
gold wrist watch as slight token OF
the high regard that she has won for
herself through unfailing kindness,
her good cheer, and her many other
good qualities of character.
Mrs. Holt has so won and held the
good will of the community that there
is no one who has learned to know
her that does not regret her leaving
and who does not wish her the best OF
fortune.
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1918-03-28
Community Happenings
And News of Our Neighbors
Told By Our Correspondents
WILLOW lake BREEzES

Ed. Gunkel visited with friends
east of Hope Sunday.
Martin Olsen spent several days at
his farm home last week.
Mrs. Marius Hansen called at
Bertram's Friday afternoon.
, Miss Maybelle Kvilvang visited at
Fargo the last days of the week.
The Ras. Jacobsen family were
Sunday guests at Anton Nelson's.
Mr.. Splitztazer and daughter Es-
ther and little son Sundayed at the
Gunkel home.
Mr.. Bertram and Mr.. Krogsgard
were in Hope Thursday to attend the
meeting for the interests of Far
! mer's elevator.
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NOTICE OF CITY ELECTION

Notice is hereby given that a
city election will be held in and
for the city of Hope, Steele county,
North Dakota, on Monday, the LIST
day of April, 1918, for the purpose
of electing the following officers
of said City of Hope, to-wit:
One Alderman from First Ward.
One Alderman from Second
Ward.
One Alderman from Third
Ward.
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Buy w. S. S.
LUvERNE

Christian Johansen is Q Ford owner
now.
Miss Ella Larsen visited with Mrs.
Fred Law Sunday.
Mrs. M. 8. Bothne is improving
from her recent illness.
Nels Veile purchased new Pullman
runabout in Fargo this week.
Mr.. and MIS-. Fred Law were recent
guests at the Noting home at Karnak
Mesdames Brita Nybo and E. Knut-
son visited Mrs. Albert Sanden Tues
day.
Mrs. Christian Johanson is suffer-
ing with an infection In her hand, but
is improving.
Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Anderson, Of
Hannsford visited at the Ole Sandsn
home Monday.
The r. J. Jacobson family were en-
tertainsd at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Anton Nelson Sunday.
N. G. Veile, Fred Law and Henry
Hesse went to st. Paul Saturday to
accompany their cars of live stock.
The Danish Brotherhood and Sister,
hood gave dance at tho hall Friday
evening, alargs attendance being pres.
eat.
Mr.. and Mrs. Il. B. Thomas had q
family reunion Sunday In honor Of
Mrs. Thomss' brother, John Gilmore,
who 10 visiting here.
MIR. and Mrs. Lewis Nelson enter
tanned Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Winding
land and Mr.. and Mrs. J. g. M. Ped
srson and Irene, Sunday.
Messers and Nssdames Ole and AL
bort SsnAen and Mesdamss Roseth
and Will Nelson attended the merch-
andis sale in Hannaford Thursday.
The older pupils ct School No. are
helping to knit blocks for an ambu-
lance robe to be sent from the Luve1ns
Red Cross to France in the near future.
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5000 per year, $ Cts. per copy
One CITY Justice.

VIle VICy JUSCICt.
The polling places in each Ward
are as follows: First Ward, City
Hall; Second Ward, McCollom's
Hardware Store; Third Ward,
City Building i'll Block SIS.
The polls will opel1>at eight (8)
o'clock A. M. and will be kept
open continuously until five (5)
o'clock p. M.
Dated at Hope, N. D., this 10th
day Of March 1918.
F. R. Philip,
City Auditor.
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BLAB0N LOCALS

Miss Judith Orn is visiting her sis
ter, Mrs. John Lindgren.
Mr.. Chss. Chalmers OF Hope was .
business caller in our town.
Miss Ruth Swanson is home from
Mayville for weeks vacation.
A. L. Stewart has q new Mitchell
and sure can "kick up the dust''.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. E. Sell entertained
Mrs. Della Holt Monday evening.
Chas. Hunkins, of Breckenridge, was
q caller at j. G. Walters Monday ev-
ening.
Miss Edna Cooper spent Saturday
and Sunday with her parents near
Sherbrooke.
Quite number Of farmers are seed
ing wheat. This nice weather is very
tempting.
Remember the Red Cross Sale Fri
day. Everybody welcome and bring
some article for sale.
A. L Stewart and family and J. G.
Walters and family attended church
Sunday at Sherbrooke.
Blabon now has. speed limit OF Il
miles per hour. Wonder who will be
the first to get "nabbed".
Mr.. and Mrs. John Lindgren and
Mrs. Della Holt and Miss Orn were
visitors near Hope Sunday.
Elmer Markell was unfortunate Sun
day while cranking Ford. He broke
his arm and altho 1t is doing nicely
he will be unable to work for somt
time.
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THANKSGIVING PARTY.

At her pretty suburban home nortl
of the city, Miss Lucille Bowers en-
tertained few of her friends at ;
Thanksgiving party Thursday. The
guests motored out to Miss Bowers
in the morning, when various amuse
ments were enjoyed until l o'clock
when regular Thanksgiving dinner
was served
After dinner, in spite of the inclem.
ent weather the party enjoyed kodak.
ing until late in the afternoon wher
they departed for home.
Those enjoying Miss Bowers hos.
pitality were: Mrs. Annie Laurie Har-
ris, Misses Maggie Langford, Gladys
Pollard, Lucille Bowers and Messrs
Clark Ennis and ]. N. Bowers.
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Mr.. L. E. Rohrer will arrive Satur-
day from Rochester, N. Y, with an
honorable discharge from the army
Dwarf Essex Rape Seed. Denmark
Drug Co.
Mrs. Minnie Vandiver and daugh-
ters Misses Mary Clifton Thompson
aud Annie Belle Vandiver, OF Albany
are the guests of Mrs. Vandiver's Sis
ter, Mrs. S. M. Whitchard
Westinghouse electric lamps, $50
Tisdel's.
Mrs. ]. w. Boyd has as her guest
her granddaughter, Mrs. J. E. How
ell, and two children, Mary Claire and
Edward Howell, of Hazlehurst.
Abruzzi Seed Rye grown in South
Georgia, best for pasture. Denmark
Drug Co.
Mrs. J. H. E1arbee who has been
visiting her parents, Dr. and Mrs. w
w. Parrish on West Pine street for
sometime, is expecting her husband
to join her here Saturday from Camp
Gordon, where he has been honorably
discharged from military service.