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THURSDAY, DECEMBER 21st, 1922
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BISON BASKETBALL
SCHEDULE ARRANGED
Eleven conference games with five
conference teams, the possible addi
tion of George Dewey, former athle
tic director of the Multinomah club,
to th coaching staff and a host of
freshman material with seven letter
men from last year's squad made
basketball prospects at the North
Dakota Agricultural college here look
very bright.
Athletic Director Borleske has an
nounced that the Bison will play
North and South Dakota universities
on the home floor, while South Da
klta State, Des Moines University
and Morningside will be played away
from home. The Bison and Flicker
tails will play four games with two
at the A. C. and two at me "U." Be
sides playing conference games, the
Bison will tackle Macalester, Con
cordia, Jamestown and other local
teams.
Final announcement has been
made by the athletic council that
George Dewey has been approved as
basketball and track coach. Dewey
has been connected with the Muliti
nomah amateur athletic club of Port
land, Oregon, for the'iast three years
"Pube" Sivertson, stellar forward
and captain of the 1921-22 squad
was the only man lost through grad
uation .last year. His place is ex
pected to be filled by one of two subs
from last year, Bute or Bohnsack,
with Blrkeofer, forward on the Alex
andria high team last year, Robbins
all-state center while playing with
Wahpeton Science in 1914, and Rudd
of Fargo high trying for the same
position. At guard there will be the
two shining lights, Flem and Wilson,
with Grieve, sub of last year, Augus
tine of Alexandria, Minn., and Arn
old of Fargo trying to oust them.
Trowbridge will be back at a for
ward position. Hildre may take cen
ter wtih Rumpeletes giving him a
good race.
We wish to
extend to all
The Season's Greeting
IT RAABEL & KRAABET
GENERAL MERCHANTS
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At this Holiday Season
we express to you our appreciation of
past favors and wish you a&
Happy Christmas and a
Prosperous New Year
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KING & SMITH
Dealers in Hardware
PHONE NO. 49 HOPE, NO. DAK.
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BUY TURKEYS NOW
SAY POULTKYMI.N
iJuy turkey stock now, before tlie
oulk of the stock is placed on the
Christmas market and before the
ieavy Spring demand begins is the.
iuggestion offered by O. A. Barton
poultry specialist at the North Da
kota Agricultural College, in reply
recent inquiries regarding sources
jf turkey breeding stock.
"Each fall, and especially this fall
.here are plenty of good toms and
hens for sale," says Mr. Barton, "and
.hi.- year because of the good prices
.or turkeys and the large number
^hat were raised in the state, man
armers are planning to begin raising
-hem. Every year many prospective
ouyers wait until Spring to make
-heir-purchases and are surprised to
iind a limited choice of good stock.
Turkeys can stand more cold wea
ther than can chickens, according to
•Ir. Barton. They need shelter from
che wind and storm, but they should
not confined with chickens. Turk
eys require exercise, and cannot
stand close confinement. An ideal
iheep shed makes an ideal turkey
shelter also.
JUST CAREFUL
Two tired men—the sort of men
who are always tired—were talking
about the forthcoming election in
their village and discussing the rival
candidates.
"Now, that Mr. Pusher is. a good
sort!" said one.
"I'm not so sure of that,'' replied
the other. "But what makes you
think that?"
"Why, did you notice how heart
ily he shook hands with me?"
"Yes, I did," replied his friend.
"He wasn't content with one hand,
he grabbed both. He's a good fel
low, he Is."
The other looked at him thought
fully for a moment. Then he said:
"Yes, he took both your hands be
cause he's very careful of his watch!
—Los Angeles Times.
Che ibope pioneer
HOPE, NORTH DAKOTA
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BLABON CITY AND SCHOOL NOTES
A Community Club was organized
in the town hall December 9th. Mr.
H. W. Chalmers was elected president
Mrs. Overby, Vice President, and Mr.
H. A. Burner Secretary. On Decem
ber 15th the first program was given.
Mrs. Overby read an interesting paper
on the advantages of the small town.
After hearing this article one is con
vened that the small town is what the
people make it. We have as many
opportunities to create and develop
business as the large town. The town
orchestra was very liberal in furnish
ing music. May Beringer and Fern
Walters gave interesting recitations.
The next meeting of the club will be
Incumber 29th.
Some of the boys of the manual
training department have made some
interesting Christmas presents. Her
mit Overby finished "Bounding Tom''
Kenneth Walters made a bird house
and an elephant. James says that he
does not want his work of art ex
posed as the party to whom he is
to send the piece, reads this paper.
The Como Vd. Guest Club met at
the Swanson home last Thursday. Mr.
.Jan Chalmers, our head gloom chas
er,- rounded up the clan and delivered
ihciu safely at the place of meeting.
The evening was spent in playing
whist. Hartwell Burner furnished
us with several samples of "Uke'
melody and Harry Chalmers enter
tained the ladies who did not plaj
whist.
Christmas day the Post office wil
!e open from
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THE HOPE PIONEER
Charlie says, "Merry Christmas,
to all the folks in Blabon."
LUVERNE LOCALS
to 11 o'clock, to ac
comadate the patrons. It is the desire
of the Postmaster that all out going
mail is in the office by eleven o'clock
W. B. Cheshire was a Breckenridge
visitor over Sunday.
The Parents-Teachers Association
met Friday night at the High School
Auditorium and a .very interesting
joint program was given by the Al
bert Sanden district School children
under the able instruction of their
teacher Miss Tweedo, and the Lu
verne Special School District. There
were good five minute talks on "Di
oipline" were given by Mrs. J. J.
Webber, Rev Holland Melvin Roseth.
The subject of "Hot Lunches" was
again brought up and decided on tc
isrve during the months of the new
year. A lunch was served and the
meeting adjourned to meet the third
Friday in January.
Just look into the shop window:
and see the wonderful Christmas de
corations, the business men of Lu
verne are showing this year Santa
Claus will not miss us, as the lighted
tree at the Luverne Hardware, will
surely attract his attention when he
journeys thru town.
George Sanden spent, two days of
iusi week in Fargo.
J. J. Webber and W. B. Cheshire
made a business call to Cooperstown
Saturday.
Don forget the Christmas tree
and program given by the School
Children of Luverne at the Danish
Brotherhood Hall, Thursday night.
Thora Bothne, is spending the hoi
idays with her parents at Luverne
she will return to Moorhead the se
cond of January to again resume
her studies at the eoncordia Col
lege.
The Annual election of officers oi
the Hanson-Jensen Post 196 of the
American Legion w»s neta Saturday
evening in the Legion rooms. The
following officers were elected: Ger
old Bragg, Commander, Ted Low
Vice-Commander, Ralph Smithberger
Adjutant, James Rasmusen, Chaplin,
Charles Davidson, Sergeant-at-arms!
The third Saturday in January the
American Legion and the Auxiliary
will hold a Joint meeting.
The American Legion Auxiliary
held their election Saturday after
noon. Officers elected for the ensu
ing year are as follows: Mrs. James
Rasmusen, President, Mrs. James
Hudson, Vice-President, Mrs. Marlus
Hanson, Secretary and Treasurer
Mrs. Hulda Nygard, Chaplip, Mrs.
VI m. Park, Sergeant-at-arms.
Miss Iva McCory, teacher in the
Junior High School at Pillsbury was
a visitor in our city between trains
Saturday, as a guest of Mrs. John
Call the
CITY DRAY & EXPRESS
COMPANY
C. S. EGAN. Proprietor
For draylng of all kinds
James Semmons left Monday night
-O attend electrical and Radio school
in Kansas City, Missouri.
JL,BIBLE ''THOUGHT I
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Gifts for Father, Mother, Sister,
Ladies' Watches Cuff Buttons
Ladies' white gold Rings, set and plain
Watches Belt Buckles
Gents' white gold watches Broaches Cut Glas
Gents' thin gold Watches Bar Pins Pencils
Gents' chains in all styles Stick Pins Pens
more:
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Hansen, and to be in attendance at
the meeting of the American Legion
Auxiliary.
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W. B.
Jensen was a guest
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DECEMBER 21
REAL PEACE:—Wisdom's ways
are ways of pleasantness, and all her
paths are peace—Proverbs 3:17
DECEMBER 22
JUSES SAID:—Ana I, if I be lifted
up, will draw all men unto me.—
/ohn 12:32.
DECEMBER 23
GOD'S GOOD GIFTS:—The Lord
will give grace and glory: no good
-hing will he with-hold from them
-hatwalk uprightly.—Psalm S4:ll.
DECEMBER 24
THE LORD IS GOOD:—0 tast and
see that the Lord is good: blessed is
.he man that trusteth in him—Psalm
4:8.
CHRISTMAS DAY
DECEMBER 25
WORLD'S BEST NEWS: The
angel said unto them, Fear not: for,
behold, I bring you good tidings of I
great joy, which shall be to all people
For unto you is born this day in
the city of David a Saviour, which is
Christ the Lord.—Luke 2:10, 11.
DECEMBER 20
SEEK TODAY:—Seek ye the Lord
•vhile he may be found, call ye upon
iiim whil6 he is near.—Isaiah 66:6.
DECEMBER 27
THE ONLY GOD:—Hear, O Israel
'.he Lord our God is one Lord.—Deu
teronomy 6:4.
BATTLEFIELDS A LA CARTE
The Yank buddy was revisiting
battle scenes and was amazed to see
group of men, all under the direc
ion of a man in uniform of a dis
charged French corporal, busily dig
Sing in a iield.
"Queska vous
diggy
la, Pierre?"
he asked in his best French.
"Ze shell 'ole. M'sieu'," answered
Piere. "Ze las't pairr-r-rtie of lady
and zhentleinen tourists from Anior
ifiue, zey ar ea leetle deesappointed
v/iz ze lleld of battaille."—American
Legion Weekly.
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Jewelri] for
Christmas
MCLAUGHLIN
^.aroware
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Mrs. H. C. Hendrickson and family
Wednesday and Thursday.
James Jensen was a business call
er at Fargo last weex.
Mr. Bemis of Sutton, is visiting
his sister Mrs. Jansen Jensen.
Fred Stelner was taken seriously
11 and had to be taken to a Fargo
Hospital on Friday of last week.
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Brother, that LAST.
We repair anything in the jewel
ry line and invite your inspection.
Any style or make of watch repaird
Most of these goods were pur
chased this fall at lo^/er cash prices
which makes a saving for consumer
Merry Christmas
Are you going to make somebody's Christmas
this year a Merry Christmas? You can do it very
easily by giving some useful gift that will be a
constant reminder of the giver. Useful gifts are
always most acceptable.
We have on our shelves and in our show cases
hundreds of articles that are appropriate for gifts.
There are gifts for the boy, gifts for the girl, and
gifts for father and mother. Come in and let us
show them to you.
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J. H. McCOLLOM
CHRISTMAS
I he spirit of Good Will should
predominate in the home at this
happy season. The ideal gift for
the home is a piece of iurniture, it
vviii be a constant reminder and
a
source of pleasure to every mem
ber of the household.
We also have gifts for the indi
vidual that will please.
Chandler's Furniture
Store
Hope, N. Dak.
Furniture and Undertaking "4|1
Pitt P. Chandler, Prop. Hope, N. D.
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Christmas Tidings!
On the street, in crowded shops, the spirit of good
cheer rac.atcs from the hustling holiday crowds.
At home there is mysterious whispering and hiding
of bundles. Christmas is i* die air
In your holiday prepa
ration' may we suj^rcst
uie use of the long dis
tancx telephone.
HOKTC!
Through its use your
Christmas greetings may
br earned and in a personal way lo each
relative cJ fi .cnd.
Hie g'Hin.d of your voice to those from whom you
are scp.-:-ated on Christmas D.-v, will be a cherished
remcir.D-.ance long after the holidays have passed.
Ft.! every Christmas visit rr.acie in the olden times
in person, a hundred pre now made by telephone.
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