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I I V- »l —9——•••)• '.mmituuiuwii Locals I As We Neard Them Qet your Sunday dinner at the Lincoln Inn. Wm. Brendemuehl Is reported to be on the sick list. F. L. Ray returned this morning from a business thip to Fargo. Try our freBh bread, rolls and pastries. Neid's Bakery and Cafe. Mrs. Caroline Solle returnt"! Mon day morning from a visit in Fa .'go. H. J. Knoblauch left this mornigilast on a short business trip to Fargo. J. H. McCollom spent Wednesday at Sharon loiking after farming in terests. Messers Casselman and Elliott, of Fargo, made a business visit is Hope Tuesday. B. A. Woodard, of Legerwood, was a business vlstor in Hope Friday ot last week. Mrs. L. C. King, who has been visit ing at the home of her son, George, at Finley, leaves in the near future for the West where she will spend the winter. --w. P. W. Ruppeliiu Announcement Wednesday, Aug. 31st will be the last day of our CLOSING-OUT SALE J. F. BECKERJECK Hope, N. Dak. W A There are lotB of weeds around town, in the vacant lots especially that should be cut. Get busy. Do you enjoy a good Soup? It so, we can Bupply, In quantity or single orders. Neid's Bakery and Cafe. A very heavy rain storm arrived early Sunday morning. It stopped threshing until Monday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Gallagher, of Oriska, visited over Sunday at the home of theirdaughter, Mrs. W. G. Newell. Miss Florence Roethke, of Tower City, arrived this morning and is a guest at the home of Miss Ruth Smith. Mrs. Geo. F. Bristol left for Orr Friday where she will visit at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Morton Trammell. Mesdames E. D. Washburn, Ida lWashburn and H. J. Ksoblauch ,autoed to Fargo Saturday and rc iturned Sunday. Ed. Zutter and assistants, of Luverne, arrived in Hope yesterday and are at work re-plastering the Masonic hall. Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Schrum arriv ed in Hope recently and are now lo cated in the S. A. Olson residence. Mr. Schrum will be a member of the fa culty of the Hope High School teach ing Vocational work. He comes here from Williston. '//////////////////////z//////////////^ SyV///////////////////////////////,/^ For large Posters telling about our Black-board Sale They will tell you all about the Wonderful Bargains we will of fer at this sale, for one week SEPT. 10th to 17th DON'T OVERLOOK THIS SALE! Special Sale of Fine Toilet Soap Big Bars JQ CtS Here is an unusual opportunity for you to make a big saving. We will have a large quantity of this fine toilet soap. It comes in extra large half pound cut bars. Pure soap, delicately scented. These big bars of Rose Glycerine, Cocoa Almond, Violet Glycerine and Buttermilk Soap go on sale from September 10th to 17th at 10 cents per bar. Come early and lay in a big supply. THE ECONOMY VARIETY AND CONFECTIONERY STORE r- i-' -f Vi Vi v-i/K. E. M. Burns has purchased the W. E. Taplin residence in the north-east part of town and will take posses sion is the near future. Hon. A. T. Kraabel, of Clifford, one of the Vice Presidents of the North Dakota Goods Roads ABS'n., is a visitor in Hope today. The new rural mail route from the Blabon post office started last week. It erves a large number of patrons in the surrounding territory. Miss Emma Kilen, of Minneapolis, is officiating as Chief operator in the local telephone exchange while Miss Alice Hill is taking a vacation. Mrs. Albert Donaldson, of Culbert son, Mont., arrived last week from Minneapolis for a visit at the home of her sister, Mrs. B. T. Kraabel. Mr. and Mrs. W. U. White, who have been visiting friends in the city the past three weeks returned to their home in Minneapolis Tuesday. Our products are made to please. Call on us for anything in the Bak ery line. Meals and lunches at reason able prices. Neid's Bakery and Cafe. F. A. Tillotson drove up from Far go the first of the week and was ac companied by J. C. Wamberg and family who are visiting friends in the city. Mr. and Mrs. Hogas and niece, Barbara, who have been visiting at the A. B. McLaughlin homo the past few weeks, left Friday for their home in Illinois. C. G. Merriell, who has been look ing after farming interests in this vicinity the past few weeks, returned to his hime in Minneapolis the first of the week. There will be no services in the Lutheran Church next Sunday nor the first three Sundays of September. Notice of the next service will b& given in the Pioneer. The Congrogational Ladles Aid will serve supper In the church base ment Wednesday, August 31st at 5: 30. Hostesses Mrs. Thos. Sussex, Mrs. John Sussex and Miss Marjorle Cassell. Everyone is cordially in vited.—Advertisement. Charlie Chaplin as the foster father to a two weeks old baby! It took the comedian himself to Imagine playing such a role and from it he wrote one of the most ludicrous and funniest comedies which has ever been made for the screen. It Is en titled "The Kid," and under the de signation First National's six reels of Joy will be the attraction at. the Bijou Theatre, Friday and Saturday Aug. 26th and 27th.—Advertisment. Cut t0 1-2 --J*: THE HOPE PIONEER Hope, N. Dakota Read the Want Ads. J. C.Wamberg arrived from Fargo the first of the week and is spending a few days here looking after busin ess interests. A letter from H. J. Pepper states that he is now employed in the Tele phone-Register printing office at Mc Minnville, Ore. A car if Fancy Patent Wahpeton flour will arrive about Friday, Aug. 25th, selling at $4.80 per cwt. out of the car. SOUTH END FAR. SHIP. ASS'N. J. F. Beckerject has announced the closing day of his sale as Wednes day, August 31st. If you expect to se cure your share of the bargains of fered, be on hand before the sale closes. F. W. Ruppelius makes an import ant announcement this week with re ference to a Black Board Sale which will be held from Sept. 10th to 17th. Look the ad over and keep the date in mind. M. J. Brown drove to HiilsLoro Friday and on his return was ac companied by his mother, Mrs. J. D. Brown and his daughter, whi had been visiting her grandpatents in Minneapolis. G. E. Miller, the genial agent at the Great Northern depot, leaves in the near future on an Important busin ess trip. This may account for the fact that he has been very absent minded the past few weeks. Rev. H. L. Wiese left Monday ev ening for an extended visit w!th friends and relatives in Indiana. He expects to be gone about four weeks and it is quite generally rumored that he will not return alone. C. H. Montney and wife left the ifirst of the week for Devils Lake From there they will go to Stark weather where they will locate per manently. Mr. Montney visited a nuna tion. D. D. Sullivan's Optical Specia list of Fargo, will visit Hope, Septem ber, 6th. All those having defective eyesight or who need to have their glasses changed or renewed will please call at the Hotel on the above date and have their eyes examined. Special attention given to school children.—Advertisement. Mesdames B. J. Long, H. E. B11 den, and Heimark, representing the Steele Co. Chapter of the Red Cross, were in Hope Wednesday conferring with representatives of the local branch regarding work done with reference to the Near East Re lief. Reports are that they were pleased and surprised at the amount accomplished by the Hope Branch. While it is no demonstration as to what should be done for young babies, mothers can get a host of hints as to what not to do in watch ing Charlie Chaplin take care of his two weeks old foster child in "The Kid," First National's six reels of joy, which will be the attraction at the Bijou Theatre, Friday and Sat crday Aug. 26th and 27th.—Adver tisment. it CREAM STATION—Bring your cream to our cream station. Satis faction given on price and test. Du luth Produce and Dairy Co., G. L. Clark, Agt. 8tf I I*t us transmit It. ilppers of Flowers —p jjaneral Dtilgni on Growers and and Plants. •hart notice. Write, wire, Phone. RfSMt 4M Kraabel Ac Kraabel, Local Agents Keep Up The Christmas Spirit with A Message of Cheerfulness Saying It Inexpensively The wave of economy that has hit the country is going to make people think of how to express their sentiments economically. People who ordi narily send a token that costs a few dollars are going to send a Greeting Card that cost a few cents. Not that people are going to be mean about expressing their sentiments, but because they are going to be sane in this as they have determined to be about everything else. The engraved or printed Greeting Card carries your Christmas or New Year's message more effectively and shows a careful preparation for the season of rememberances. We have a most complete line of samples of cards in varities and prices to suit everyone. Orders should be placed early in order to make sure of getting just what you want. If you are interested call at the Pioneer office or phone No. 39. Do it with Christmas Greeting Cards THURSDAY, AUGUST 25TH, Only Ten Days until school opens Better Get Your SCHOOL SUPPLIES Now, At TTRAABEL & KRAABET JLm. Hope, North Dakota JLj I. W. STARDLEY, AUCTIONEER Live Stock and Farm Sales A Specialty Write or phone at my expense for datea HOPE NORTH DAKOTA FITZER & SCHKMMEL —Auctioneers— Farm and Live Stock Sales Write or phone at our ///'////////////////////,/////////////////////////////////////" Z////////////////S/////////////,/////////////, The Banker's Chief Obligation —o— THE BANKER'S first obligation la to safeguard the funds In his custody, and keep himself in position to meet all demands for their return. Every other claim upon him is subordinate to this. The banking business would disappear if this requirement were not strictly observed. It is not enough that a loan shall be "good" in the sense that there id ample security to guarantee its payment sometime it must be collectable when due, it the banker is to be secure In his postion. He must be able to arrange the maturi ties of his bills so that his outstanding funds will be always re turnable to him in a steady flow, and that he may continually re dispose of them to meet the changing needs of his customers. The funds which' one patron borrows in the spring may represent the surplus which another patron has at that time, and by fall the latter will not only want all of his own funds but claim the pri vilege of being a borrower in his turn. —Extract from National City Bank Advertisement. —O— The First National Bank HOPE NORTH DAKOTA I 99 LU expense tor dates. Phone No. 29F13 HOPE, NORTH DAKOTA