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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-11-07
DICK GREY ADMITS
THEFT OF MONEY

Dcl, Grey nephew Of John Whit
ncy who reported the theft Of $625
which he had kept hidden under his
bed. was arrested late Sunday even
ing for the theft and was placed in
the hands Of the county authorities
until charges are filed against him.
Mr.. Whitney's residence. corner II
and 3rd, northwest. was plllaged late
Saturday afternoon and the money
that he had placed underneath his
bed for safc-keepng taken. Author
tiles were Immediately summoned
and because Of the pecularity of the
theft made Investigations concerning
members OF the family.
The mystery was solved when n
ncighbor i'm cleaning the path near
the house discovered a part Of the
money hidden in some weeds. Police
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Anniversary Dinner

The Wawbanscc Camp Fire Girls
VIII celebrate their first anniversary,
Saturday with o'clock dinner in
the First PRESBYTERIAN church. hav-
ing as honor guests their mothers
and fathers.
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qu,hortics searched the .Seed patch
and found the remainder of the mon
ey Neighbors had seen Gray in the
, weed.patch during Saturday afternoon.
( lie later confessed 10 the theft. ac-
cordng 10 county authorities.
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G. W. Young Of Berwyn was trans-
acting business in the city today.
Uncle Bud" says that he is feeding
a lot of beef cattle on his ranch which
keeps him so busy that he scarcely
ever has time to come to Ardmorc.
Mr.. Young served the citizens of Car
ter county for several years as county
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commissioner from the first district
ana while 80 engaged built the best
road in The state between Ardmore
and the Murray county line.
The Wilkes Produce and Cream COM
pany are mailing out circular letters
To an irrespective patrons in this vi
cinity, informing of the manner in
which the business is conducted. All
checks are mailed TO sellers each week
covering the amount of their shipment
TO the depot.
Lloyd llanway, prominent farmer of
Check. was transactng business in
the city today. AIr. Hauway states
that there was no cotton raised in
that section Of the county this season
Tho grocery store belonging to J. a,
Lowrancc at Healdton was partly de
stroycd by fire Sunday night. The
fire was caused by a burning gas jet
that came in contact with the ceiling
The loss is partly covered by insur
ance,
The newly elected members Of the
consolidated school district, Number
-. held their first meeting at the
office of County superintendent Mrs
Kate Gait Zancis this afternoon. Th'
first business OF importance Of the
new school board was taken mp a'
the meeting.
Try ErooNicld's Sausage and Buck
wheat Cakes at EaYl's cafe adv Z.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-11-07
TIIIfRSIOAY
Birthday Luncheon Club

Mrs. Carrie Maxwell win be
hostess to the Birthday Luncheon
club. Thursday in an all day party
in her home, 81 stanley boulevard,
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SATURDAY,
Girls Bridge Club

The Girls Bridge Club will meet
with Miss Elizabeth Mccain, Sat.
urday afternoon in her home, 100
G. street, southwest.
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AHMISTICE DAY NOTICE

Pistol toting. shooting and fast
driving viii not h. allowed ~ iea-
lures Of Armistice Day celebration.
The law against these offenscS viii
be applied rs on any other day.
BUCK GARRETT
- sheriff ol Carter County
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Red Cross Luncheon Club

The Rcd Cross Luncheon club will
meet with Mrs. Frank Helvcy, Sat
urday at | o'clock in hor apart.
mcnts in the Parltviow.
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Bridge Club

The Bridge club win meet with
Mrs Rob Poland. 32l c street,
southwest, Thursday afternoon.
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Granville Hodges Of Orr. prominent
merchant and business man, was in
the city today. Mr.. Hodges states that
farmers in that locality are up against
it this year on account Of the failure
Of the cotton crop. but that all are
determined to stick and come out next
year.
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Tom Payne Of Springer will begin
his cream route from Milo TO Ard
more in ten days. He will make tho
route twice weekly until such time as
the demand calls for more frequent
trips.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-11-07

Tho Ladies Choral cub will meet
at the High School, Thursday af.
ternOon At o'clock
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Ladies Choral Club.

TIL Ladies Choral Club will
meet at he t'pst Presbyterian
Church "Wednesday afternoon at
3 o'clock
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SOCIAL CALENDAR
TUESDAY
Pytl,ian Sisters

The Pythan Sisters viii meet
Tuesday evening at 1870 o'clock for
initiation OF candidates. Meeting at
X. Of II. hall
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Auxiliary First Prcsbyl rian Churcl
Junior philharmonic Club.

In addition to the regular program
given at the bi.monthly meeting Of
the Junior Philharmonic club, Sat
urday afternoon at the home Of Mrs
J. +. Pennington. First avenue,
southwest victrola records by the mas
tor pianist, Godowsky were played to
familarze the young people with his
wonder works before his appearance
here Friday evening under auspices
" Philharmonic club. The follow
ine records were played: Waltz in c
sharp Minor by Chopin, March Mil
italro." Shubert Tausig, Fantaise
lmf romptu' Chopin and Tho Rustic
Of Spring by Sinding
The program b. junior members
was as follows:
Orchestral Number --------A. Giebel
The Pennington Orchestra.
Piano solo ------ Selected
Frances Baker.
Reading Caught Suzanne WhstlinS
Katherine Dolman.
Piano 'MinuC Op. II ---Paderewski
Virginia Rawlings.
Voice ta) "Dusiy Lullary III. Gilbert
O) "lccle" ------K. W. Bassett
GtnpVt,
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convention here, Friday TO Sunday,
inclusive.
Seated with the hostess and her
mother. Mrs. T.. X. Grunert were:
Miss Nettic Mae Price cf Davis. Dis
trict intermediate superintendent:
Miss AIable Cline, District Publicity
Superintendent; Miss Lois Weeks,
District Social Superintendent; Miss
Tephia Folsom of Atoka, Mcssrs. John
Wheeler. District Registration; Harold
Singer. State Field Secretary Of Okla
homa; George Brown. Registration
Superintendent; Mr.. George Deardorff,
District Secretary and Mrs. Dearcorff;
Mr.. George Norris, District President
and rs. Norris Mrs. j. :: Whitsett,
District Publicity Superintendent.
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NOVEMBER II.
Delphian Club.

The Dclphiar Club will meet.
Monday. November l4th. in the
Y. VI. G. \. rooms.
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Mixed Chorus.

The Mixed Chorus will meet
with Mrs. y. G. Wood, Tuesday
night at 1880 o'clock in her home,
SOj Fourth avenue, southwest.
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Church Sociclics

The church societies will meet
Tuesday afternoon.
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BY RUTH Nolan
- Phone 538 -
Ardmore at Norman.

Among those who spent the week
end at Norman where they attended
dances, the big football game and
various affairs which were given in
celebration OF Home Coming" in
cludcd: Mr.. and Mrs. Gaylord Nelson,
Mr.. and Mrs. Mort Woods, Mr. and
Mrs. Edward Gait, Mr.. and Mrs.
George Williams, Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
Chapman Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Ellis
Mr.. and Mrs. Emmanuel Lowcnstein,
Mr.. and Mrs. Adam Alexander, Mrs.
May Wells Ramsey, Miss Lavine
Wood Miss Norma Gates, Miss Helen
Ross, Miss Elinor Barron, Messrs. F..
II, Roger William Royer George
freeman, Chester Franklin, Perry
Maxwell, Frank Adams, B. S. Curtis.
Tom lIraine. W. ". Clemmens, T..
r. Lively John l.. Dexter and son,
Jack Grimes, Tate Glenn, Iohn
Cooncr, Robert Briggs, Henry Fur
man, Lynn Boyd, A. II. Wallace. j,
W Bro9ks Il. X. VanDync, Coach
Dorsey Boyle and the Arjmore foot
bal, team.
Mir. and Mrs. ELLIS and Mr.. Van
Dyne also accompanied the Ardmore
aggrcgation' to Lawton last week.
where Ardmorc defeated I.awton. Mr..
Van pync was coach Of the laWton
squad last year but This year he was
for Ardmort boys.
!. !. :.
Auxiliary First Presbyterian Church.
Cicrle Four Of Ladies Auxiliary
First Presbyterian Church will meet
with Mrs. John NJ Cameron, il9 X
street southwest Tuesday afternoon
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Try Brookfield's Sausage and Buck
wheat Cakes at Earrs Cafe. adv -
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Fry EpoNiicld's Sausage and Buck
wheat Cakes at Earl's Cafe. adv ~
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CITY BRIEFS

W. X. Hleakmore general council
for the Rock Island railroad. with head
quarters at III Reno. spent sunday
with his parents in this city. Mr.
Bleakmore was former county attor-
ney OF Carter county and afterward
served as assistant attorney general
If Oklahoma.
w NJ Cofrcy prominent farmer
and stockmau of the Lone Grove com
munity was trnsactins business in
the city today
Robert Caudil and wife of Shelby
viilc Ky, arc. in the city the guests
of Mr. aud Mrs II. II. Brown. on Nc
Lish avenue Mr. .Caudill and Mr..
Brown attended the same log school
together back in the hills in Ken
lucky Mr. Caudil was among the
fortunate ones to get in the oil game
in Kentucky and has amassed a for
tune.
c. L. Nelson Of Oklahoma City. was
ransactng business in Ardmorc to-
dc, VI, Nolsor was formerly con-
ncctod with tbo etato " college
m nvtarsion work.
cbor,cs 1o,os s,,oci, orficor ot
wo,r +, tbo ou fie,ds ,yos transact.
,rn hnsioas, in u,o-ci,y tod,,
Elnoro NrcCarlov rro,piront fo,mc,
and ,to,i.n,,r or ,h. + ono crovc ,orn.
,nur;t,. v,,. T., IN. cf,, ,od,v m husi.
noss
| ,rb, Lo,rd or court, commissioners
oro f., rccuI,,. r,orthl, sos..on o., IN,
oo,r,h,uyo ,rho Loor1 y.,ll mes u.,,,
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Try BrooEfieli's Sausage and Buck.
wheat Cakes at Earrs Cafe. adv "a
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WEDNESDAY
"Wednesday Bridge Club

Mrs. Gaylord Nelson will enter
tain the Wednesday Bridge club in
her home, Won Wcise apartments.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-11-07

The Junior High School Mothers
club will meet Wednesday afternoon
at 1880 o'clock in the school
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roo LATE TO CLASSIC 7

w Lh l. ~ S'-NoChh
FOR RENT room house and bath.
phoue Today 1881 20
FOR RENT or 3 light ho,se-keep-
ing rooms sl4 A st. Northeast. -
NEW modern south rooms. $500 and
s4OO per week. 7O2 A St northeast
7-3
FOR RENT-Room for light house
keeping. Phone 22S2-R. 2O9 u ST.
southoast "a
o. IS Iron aud Metal Co., II Cad
do St, phone 22S3. Bring us your
scrap iron. brass and metal; will give
best market price. 10
COMPLETELY Furnished, modern,
four room apartment, private bath,
phone, right in town; couple preferred.
3lG lst avenue southwest. X. w.
Rando!. Phones 5j--2267-J 1-3
FOR RENT-Onc upstairs sleeping
room, $500 per week. Apply Ill
Ard ave. northwest. ia
! FOR SALE-20 gage Winchester shot
gun; good as new. Call 22S5-J or call
| 1lc 2nd ave. northwest. 7-S
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-11-07

The board of directors Of the Cham
Der Of Commerce which We're to have
met today were compelled TO postpone
the meeting until tomorrow on account
Of several members being out Of the
city.
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Making Home Here.

Mr.. and Mrs. Roy T. Bledsoe are
making their home here. They are
residing &c Hotel Ardmore tempo
rarily. Mr.. Bledsoe IL lawyer.
Ms. Bledsoe is a niece of Mr.. and
Mrs. w, /, Cruce of 62S u street,
northwest
Mr. and Mrs. Bledsoe have been
making their home with the latters
mother. Mrs A. G. Cruce in Oklahoma
city since their return this summer
from Colorado.
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Circle To Entertain.

Circle Five ot Broadway NJ +.
Church. will entertained with luncheon
and all day party, Tuesday at the
Chickasaw Lake Club.
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Try Eroollrcld's Sausage and Buck
wheat Cakes at EaYrs cafe. adv 7.3
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Woman's I Mon,

The monthly meeting Of Women's
Union. First Christian Church will
meet Tuesday at the church when
Miss Wilma Wickizcr Of Enid, state
Secretary ~ Women's Missionary
Societies will be the principal speaker
II the afternoon.
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Al Chicllasaw Lake Club.

Those who enjoyed 1 o'clock dinner
at the Chickasaw Lake Club Sunday
include. Mr. and Mrs Mike German
and daughter, Miss Frances, Mr..
Ralph Wiser, Mr.. Frank Hyden and
guest Mr.. Ralph Sanders OF ST. Louis.
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Erlcrlains at Dinner.

MHse Frcidp Gruncr of 6l5 West
Main street entertained with ! o'clock
dinner. sunday having as guests Of
flcers OF the District Christian En-
doayor Council which council held n
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FOR RENT room house and bath.
Phone today 1851. -
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Attending Convention.

Ardmoro women who are attending
the State. Convention OF Federated
Women's Club Ia session. Monday to
Thursday. inclusive al McAlester,
delegates and alternales are: Mrs.
Arthur Carpenter and Mrs. Harry
I[esssler delegates DelNhinn Society
Ms. Arthur Carpenter, delegate, Fern
dale Review club. Mrs. =. *. kearney,
Mrs. John +. Easley. delegates, Ladies
of the Leaf and Mesdames ia sand
lin and Hcttio Norman, altcrnates,
4Ii,a uf Iftf
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Circle M,riing Tuesday

circle one OF Broadway Methodist
Nist.onary society will meet with
Mrs w. II. Bailey us \ street,
northwest. Tuesday afternoon at s:SO
O'Clock.
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FOR RENT or 3 light house-keep-
ing rooms. Sl4 A st. Northeast. -
The Hope pioneer., 1921-03-17
Noted Lecturer Coming

Montaville Flowers is recognized
authority on subjects of national in
terest and world interest. His prep
aration in college and his studies for
quarter of a century have been in
history, world politics and the de-
tails of international affairs.
He is broad and liberal in his
views, but he is an American in ev-
cry faculty and fibre, both by hertz
age and by nature. His patriotism
is burning passion.
Specialists are common, many men
can write we'll, few can speak we'll,
Mr.. Flowers is pre-eminent because
he combines in extraordinary degree
all these qualities; he is a specialist
in knowledge of rare value to all, his
expression is full, clear and compel
ling and as a speaker he stands in
the forefront of American orators.
He will appear the end of this
month on the Woman's Club Lecture
Course.
The Hope pioneer., 1921-03-17
STEELE COUNTY RURAL
SCHOOL NOTES. NEWS

Rebecca and Olga Brosten, teach
ers of Riverside, sent in remittances
for the Randall I mary book this
week, and also $. .ch for the Near
East Relief.
Huldah Carlson of Enger No. 4
writes: First of all l want to ex-
press my appreciation of the poems
you enclose in your letters. 1 surely
have enjoyed reading them and try to
make each one part of myself. l
liked especially we'll the one entitled
Work.
"A shelf has been put up for the
dinner buckets and overshoes. A
pencil sharpener was earned by the
children. We also received pre-
MUM, picture of Marshal Foch
and one of General Pershing, for re-
turning the money within certain
time.
We had valentine social on Feb.
18th. OF the proceeds of that and
the money charged for lunch at our
rally we still have $2O.50 to be used
for school betterment.
I'VE are now waiting for the snow
and snow to go out of the grounds
so we can get our giant stride up"
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Continued on Page 2
REDlCnosS OF, COUNTY
on old CLOTHES DRIVE

We all know of the sad condition
in the western part of North Dakota.
Because of several years of crop fail
ure many of the people of that sec
tion are poverty stricken.
The Red Cross Chapter of Steele
County sent $500 to western North
Dakota for food. We must supply
the needed clothes.
For years we have been busy max
ing kinds of drives for people liv-
ing on the other side of the globe
and those drives were all successful.
This drive is for our own people here
in North Dakota and we must not fail
them
The Hope Branch of the American
Red Cross will be glad to receive and
forward thru the Red Cross organiza-
tion contributions of clothing. Such
clothing should be clean, mended,
and ready to wear. A shipment will
be made about April first and you
are urged to donate whatever cloth
ing you can before that time.
The clothes may be left with K.
w. Haviland, E. j. Walsh, or J. c.
Wamberg.s
The Hope pioneer., 1921-03-17
Minerva Club Entertains

The Woman's Club was enter
tanned by the Minerva Club on Mon
dayaevening at the home Of Miss Mar
jorie iCassell. The subject of the
evening was Irish drama and the
decorations and refreshments were
in keeping with the Irish idea,
= Mrs. Gumb opened the program
with a resume of the Irish question.
Three prominent dramatistsb Lady
Gregory, Synge, and Jeats, were dis
cussed by Miss Kelly. Miss Saunder
read "a one-act play of Yeats, "The
Pot of Broth" Miss Roush then
sang "Springtime in Mayo. The
program was concluded by Miss
White, who read two satires on the
Irish poets. $685..
The Hope pioneer., 1921-03-17
PILLSBURY

1. G.. Cowles who has been quite
sick with pneumonia is now improv-
ing.
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Benson spent
Sunday in Fargo.
Mr.. Vosberg of Minneapolis, spent
Sunday in Pillsbury.
Roy Smith was at Obey Sunde's
Monday for seed wheat.
Tuesday March 18th, the annual
Baldwin Township election was held
at the school.
Viola Gingrey has been out of
school several days suffering with a
severe cold.
Mrs. Will Nelson and daughter,
Elenor spent Tuesday afternoon with
Mrs. George Mckay. -.
The Aid at Mrs. Thompson's Thurs
day afternoon was we'll attended in
spite Of the stormy day.
The annual town meeting of Bald.
win township was held at A. X. AL.
geo's Tuesday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hoisett has moved
onto Mrs. John Smiths farm.
Mrs. Enright and children return.
ed from wisconsin Tuesday where
they have been spending the winter
Eevera1 from here attended the
dance at Luverne Friday night.
The Hope pioneer., 1921-03-17
INDEPENDENTS
URGE RECALL

In spite of the heat and the. ex-
citement of the closing days of the
legislature Independent members of
both houses took time to discuss the
political situation with the pending
recall election in mind. A newspa-
per correspondent interviewed sew
eral legislators who have taken a
prominent part in the discussions
and conferences during the past few
weeks and most of them are in ia
vor of pressing the recall with all
the energy and strength at the COM
mand of the Independent forces.
AS to the question of recall there
has really been very little difference
of opinions. Barring small minor
ity everybody admits that the time
has come to throw the rascals out.
The charges against the present ad-
ministration for misfeasance and
malfaesance in Office have been piling
up day by day since the House inves-
The Hope pioneer., 1921-03-17
Church Notices
First Congregational Church

First Congregational Church
Sunday, March goth, 1921.
Morning at 1880 A. M.-"Lessons
of Palm Sunday"
Sunday School with Adult Bible
Glass at 1915.
Pastors Glass for religious educa-
tion and membership at 800 P. M.
"The Greatest Arrest and Trial in
History" will be considered at the
evening service at 1880 P. M.
Special music by. choir at both
services. All are welcome.
Lutheran Church Notes
German services next Sunday, at
ten-thirty o'clock. Text: Phil. 2, g.
IL. Services on Good Friday, March
25th, in the German language.
The Hope pioneer., 1921-03-17
|. v; A; CONVENTION
CALLED AT FINLEY

A convention to be composed of
delegates from the various voting
precincts within the Steele County
part iof the 10th legislative district
is hereby called to meet at the Court
House in the city of Finley at 300
O'Clock P. M. on March 23rd, 1921.
The purpose of the convention is
to select the delegates that our coun-
ty is entitled to name as a part of the
delegation that will represent our
legislative district in an Independent
State Convention, to be held at Dev-
lis Lake on March 30th and 31st, as
per call published herein.
The delegates from the several
counties in the Legislative District
will meet together at Devils Lake for
the purpose of selecting a campaign
manager or a campaign committee
whose duty it will be to select man
ager for the Legislative District to
serve in such capacity in the event
recall election should be ordered by
the state convention.
The delegates thus assembled in
District conference will likewise take
up for discussion or decision the ques
tion of what to do with reference to
the recalling Of Nonpartisan memb-
ers of the House or Senate if there
are any now representing the dis
-trict in the legislature and to select
others to take their places, also to
provide for immediate circulation of
petitions for recall and nomination
The Hope pioneer., 1921-03-17
CORRESPONDENCE
BLABOsN

Mrs. A. o. Sund and Mrs. j. A.
Sund returned from Lismore, Mimi.
Saturday morning.
Mrs. H. A. Burner attended the
basket social given by the Royal
Neighbors of Hope last Wednesday
evening.
The Ladies Aid served a lunch in
the church basement last Thursday
Alfred and John Sund were Fargo
visitors last week.
Ole Martinson was passenger for
Fargo last Wednesday evening.
R. Schmidt John Sund and Hart
we'll Burner were Hope visitors Tues
day.
Hugh Newell spent few days in
Fargo last week.
Mr.. Lang and family arrived from
South Dakota last week and are liv-
ing temporarily on the old Hendrick-
son farm.
Marjorie Sell and Lucille Burner
have been on the sick list for the
last few days but are better now.
Elmer Simonson arrived home
from Fargo this week.
A. johnson and afmily, Mrs. Nettie
Swanson and family, Hartwell Burn
er and T. Gunderson were entertain
ed at the M. T. Langager home Sun
day.
Danzill Holt arrived in Blabon
Tuesday morning.
Miss Ruth Swanson was a caller
at the We:rsrs home last Thursday
evening.
Mrs. John Lindgren was a Finley
visitor last week.
| Mr.. and Mrs. P. Carlson were call
ers at ]. c. Walters Monday.
Miss Ina Oxton was visitor at J.
c. Walters Tuesday evening, return.
ing Friday.
Miss May Swanson was visitor
at the Burner home Thursday even.
ing.
Miss Bernice Burner was a caller
at Swanson't Monday.
The Blabon Star Band had Their
weekly practice Monday evening.
A large crowd attended the dance
given in Sund's Hall Saturday even.
ing.
The Hope pioneer., 1921-03-17
II. S. Declamatory Contest

The High School declamatory con-
test will be held on Tuesday evening,
March 22nd, at eight o'clock in the
High School Auditorium. Admission
will be ten and fifteen cents. The
program is as follows:
Dramatics- ....
HE Knew Lincoln =. Jay Bissell
"The Pretensions of Charlotte"
zoe Bowen
Her First Appearance" .....
Roxy Brace
'The Outcasts of Poker Flat.
............. Frances Brewster
Humorous
"A Little Change for Edward.
............. Olive Carpenter
"A Critical Situation" ........
.............. Everett James
Where There's Will" ......
......... Catherine johnson
"A Victim" go. Lillian Savoie