The Hope pioneer. [volume], December 21, 1922, Image 5

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The Peoples' Store Luverne, N.
SR. A. L. PUSHQR
Dentist
First National Building
Hope, N. Dak.
DAVIS A. WESNERSTROM
AUCTIONEER
I. W, STANDLEY,- AUCTIONEER
Live StocK and Farm Sa)er
A Specialty
Write or pttone »t my expense for JaU)6
HOPE NORTH DAKOTA
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CHRISTMAS
The great day that brought the cheerful mes
sage of a Saviour born.
Let us pause from our labors and thank GOD
for his many blessings.
Let us remember those less fortunate than
ourselves that they also may feel the Spirit of
Christmas.
We desire to thank you all for your Patron
age, Friendship and good will, and we extend to
everyone our best wishes for a
Specialty at' Live Stock and
Farm Sale*
MERRY CHRISTMAS
and a
HAPPY AND PROSPEROUS NEW YEAR
Faithfully yours,
O. A BECKER
iigt' rta es at Hope Nil. Bank
Hope, N. Dak. I
D.
JOHN FITZBR
Auctioneer
Farm and Live Stock Bales
Write or phone at «jr wi
Tor dates. Phone N«. tl-Fil
Hope, North Italrrta
Ust us transmit it.
Growers ana shippers of Viewers
*n«5 Plants. Funeral Designs on
short notice. Write, Wire, Phone.
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THE LITTLE BROTHERS OF
THE NATION
There is no phase :f the achievements of our
governmcii. more creditable to us than that dealing
with the acquirement and handling of our outlying
possessions
A for« £iier sptakme of tfte United States colonization
work says.- Th-ii never was a colonizing power
which sat -M-: SC. :R=IS'" to teach and educate the native
races vi'i-.r w^icr. sme ?n contact. One great fact
in de-'on-prnenc v.'nicr.- jii:zen& of the United States
underbiar. thai money spen. on essentials is bound
to pay itsei? bae!-.
An inter ssane jeeounr
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W HO SAYS WE'RE OUT
OF THK CREAM HUMNJIMf
Bring your cream to us and we
will pay you competition prices. We
want your business.
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F. W. RUPPHLIUS
our insaiar and other out­
lying upKScsrions Jivfri ir rhe laces booklet of the
series Dr.
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jovorr.rr-fen' being .ssuad monthly by
this instituuon. Are you receiving cfiem?
FIRST NATIONAL BANK
Only Four Days Till Christmas
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Our Christinas stock this year is larger and better than ever before, but if
you want the pick of the many choice articles we are offering you should make it
a point to
DO YOUR CHRISTMAS SHOPPING BARLY!
We extend a hearty inivattion to you to make our store your headquarters
for your holiday shopping. Come in and see the many useful and beautiful ar
ticles we have on display. You are sure to find some thing to please you and
the prices will suit every pocket book. Come early and get the best.
Phone 69 F. W. RUPPELIUS, Prop. Hope, IS.
Locals
As We Neard Them
Wash Ice, call the City Transfer
and Express Co.
Mrs. Stark went to Fergus Falls, I
Minnesota last week.
Oyster shell in 1001b and pound
lots at King & Smith's.
C. S. Moores made a short business
trip to Fargo last week.
Willard Kotts is recovering nicely
after a severe attack of influenza.
Mr. and Mrs. John Larimore re
lumed Tuesday from a Bhort stay in
Fargo.
George Harding left Tuesday to
spend the winter with his daughter
in Omaha.
Your chickens need oyster shells,
pound lots or 100 lb. sacks at King
& Smith's.
O. L. Bowen left Tuesday evening
for Marshalltown, Iowa after a ten
days visit in this city.
I Spirell* Corsets Mrs. Dor
Resilience in southeast pari
of town, er phone 15#
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Mrs. S. D. Curry left Wednesday
for a Bhort visit at the home of her
granddaughter Mrs. B. L. Bertel in
Fargo.
CREAM FOR SALE—-Will deliver
cream from tested COWB. In pints or
Quarts. Phone 11-F120. Oscar James,
Hope. N. D. 12-14*8tp
Mr. Arthur Maine of Port Arthur
is visiting relatives here this week.
Mrs. S. D. Curry will return, with
him to spend the winter.
Dr. and Mrs. A. L. Pushor and
daughter leave this week for Kemp
ton where they will spend the holi
days. They will be away until after
the first of the new year.
The Community Christmas Tree
will be held at the opera house on
Saturday evening. Everyone in the
community is invited to be present
and Bpecial attention will be given
to the children.
Occidental lodge, A. F. & A. M.
will meet in regular communication
on Friday evening. .Installation of
officers for the ensuing year. All
members are urged to be present
Visitors are welcome.
The victorious basket ball boys re
turned from Fargo Monday. Sylves
er Brewster, who is attending Con'
cordia College returned with them
and will spend the Christmas vaca
tlon at the Fuller home.
A Christmas card is not a poet card
according to the postal regulations,
when there is any writing on it, or
a signature to it. It then becomes
first-class mail and subject to postage
at the rate ot 2 cents per oz. or frac
tion thereof.. It makes no difference
if a card is enclosed in an unsealed
envelope, if there is writing on it, it
is the same as a letter and requires
the same postage.
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THE HOPE PIONEER
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Call at Gumb's for your nice fresh
groceries. A full line of Wat kins
products in connection—Adv.
Mr. Joe Snider of Illinois is visit
ing his niece, Mrs. Robt. Young. Mr.
Snider is on his way to Montaua.
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Just received some American Fibre
Rockers finished in Frosted Blue and
Brown. —Chandler Furniture Store.
Mrs. I.
w.
Standley left Saturday
for Rochester, MinneBtota, being
called there by the sickness of her
sister.
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The Congregational Ladies Aid
meet Monday evening at the home of
-Mrs. L. H. Smith. The officers for
the new year are as follows Mrs. C.
S. Egan, President, Mrs. J. K. Joslyn
Vice-President, Mrs. F. W. Willmert,
Secretary, and Mrs. E. D. Washburn
Treasurer.
C. M. Wenzel, who is connected
with the First Natiinal Bank, leaves
this week for points in Minnesota.
His friends report that of late he has
been inclined to absentmlnledness,
probably due to "a ringing in the
ears." We would hate to state defin
ately whether the ringing heard is
Christmas bells or some other bells
which are said to chime sweetly in
young men's ears at times.
Hope high school's contenders for
the basket ball championship went
to Fargo last week and trimmed the
last year's champions by a score of
10 to 18, which is highly pleasing to
basket ball fans here. The Fargo
papers had a full line of dope on how
and why it happened, but this did
not change the score. Coach Shrum
is developing the team carefully and
lias some strong material in reserve
at all times. The basket ball fans
are expecting some" fine exhibitions
of the game during the coming sea
son and are boosting for the team
to go into the district and state tourn
aments.
The Cozy Theatre will open this
evening for their first regular show.
The outfit including new seats, pro
jector and other first class equipment
arrived last week and has been in
stalled. The auditorium has been all
fixed up and it is in reality a cozy
theatre. An entertainment place
such as this, is, is a fine thing for
the city and should receive the sup
port of everyone in the community.
Messers ChristianBon and Bowen will
offer some splendid films during the
coming months and will doubtless
be glad to have suggestions regarding
programs to be offered. Give them
a boost and they will give you Bome
good entertainment.
COMMUNITY CLUn
A meeting of the Hope Community
Club has been called for Friday ev
ening January Bth. A committee is
making arrangements for an excell
ent program. Complete announce
ment of the program will be given
next week. Keep the date in mind
and plan ,to attend.
CAHD OF TIIANKH
Wo wish to extend our thanks to
the kihd friends who so willingly
assisted us during the illness and
death of iur husband and father, al
so for the many beautiful -lowers.
MRS. EDWIN MITCHELL
and Family
WOMAN'S CLUB PROGRAM
Thursday, December 21, 1022
Hostess—Mrs. J. A. Bowen
Leader—Mrs. Hanson
Drill—Review of Law Enfo.-.iement
PHILIPPINE ISLANDS
The Islands Under American Rule.
Mrs. A. B. McLaughlin
Schools and Education
Mrs. Ida Washburn
Religion and Cciture.... Mrs. Young
MERRY CHRISTMAS
We take pleasure at this time in
extending to our many friends our
sincere wishes for a Merry Christmas
and a Happy New Year.
We also wish to express our thanks
for the liberal patronage in the Pasc
and will endeavor to merrit a con
tinuance of the same In the coming
year.
We have secured an attractive and
useful calender which we will be
pleased to give to anyone who will
call at our office and ask for one.
Yours sincerely,
FULLER LAND CO.
SCHOOL NOTES
Hope Schools closed Friday after
noon for the Christmas holidays. The
schools will pen Jan. 8th for the re
mainder of the years work..
Sylvester Brewster has been visit
ing school this week. He seems as
glad to be back to Hope as we are
to have him with us.
The Faith Healer was presented In
H. S. Auditoruim on Wednesday
night. The next picture will be
shown during Christmas vacation on
Jan. 3rd.
The Boys' and Cirls' Basketball
teams go to Finley on Friday to play
games at Finley. This will be the
first game of the season for the girls
and they are going to try and do as
well as the boys' did at Fargo.
CREAM STATION—Bring your
sream to our cream station. Satis
faction given on price and test. Du
luth Produce and Dairy Co., O. L.
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I Wish You A
MERRY CHRISTMAS
and a
HAPPY NEW YEAR
M. S. BOTHNE
Luverne No. Dak.
On the Job Daily
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Phone No. 138
DEMAND IS GOOD
FOR BEST SEEDS
Many requests are being received
for high class seed at the state seed
laboratory at the North Dakota Agri
cultural College, according to H. L.!
Bolley, state seed commissioner. I
"We have many calls at the seed
laboratory for all kinds of seed grain
declares Mr. Bolly, "including wheat
oats, barley, flax and corn, also for
high-class potatoes. Many of these
seeds are asked for in carload lots.
Each year we publish state seed lists
containing the names of farmers in
the state who have good seed for sale
and this list is sent to a large num
ber of buyers.
STAR MEAT MARKET
Coal and Wood
E. I. MILUGAN
Phone No. 66 HOPE, N. D.
For
MEATS
of all kinds
go to the
T. Thorsland, Prop.
Hope, N. Dak.
"This office will be pleased to list
any seed providing that an examina
tion shows it to be good quality.
Farmers should send in "air samples
after properly cleaning, grading and
sorting. The samples will then be
analyzed for purity and germination,
and the grower will receive a report
of the examination and whether the
seed is of good enough quality to
list. Samples should be sent in im-.
mediately, as an early listing will put
the owner in touch with more buyers.
It ia not necessary to state the price
at which the seed will be sold, as
that' must be settled between the
buyer and seller, but amount for sale
should be reported.''
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Clang Clang! There goes the Fire Department
Well, you consider yourself lucky, it isn't your
house, don't you But it might be the next time—
and would you lose all?
Better come this very day and let us insure
your property. It costs little and gives great pro
tection.
We invite YOUR Banking Business
THE HOPE NATIONAL BANK
Hope, No. Dak
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