The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume], October 31, 1903, Image 4

About The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957

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CITY LOCALS.
Buy D. & P. glovas.
Cook paints signs, 'phone 90$
jiil' Aids digestion-Washington
Cigar between meals.
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the head, don't fjll your stomach full of
drugs, use Hoff's, German Liniment.
/It's a sure cure, 25 and 50c.
BABY PHOTOS.
We make baby pictuies a specialty—this
floe weather will not last much longer—
bring the little one to our shop now—and
we'll make the whole family happy.
EriokSM't Qround Fltor ttudla.
PHONE 664 L. N. P. AVENUE.
Owing to a delay in the decorations
fi^^and finishing of the new store, the
0^'Econmy Store has postponed its re
^^•'luoval for one week. Special features
i for. the convenience of customers,, in
0:.- eluding an up-to-date re^t room—siiCh
as the large store of the east have in
,|!v ,8tituted, will be found at the new site
of the Econorty Store after ntext week.
Such little conveniences together- with
the low prices on the best of first lais
ij tr/ fry. V
Scientific Pit.
A Lady^s^Fnend at
Parties.
Woman's o o
f)tl( /,
goods is making the Economy Store,
Waldorf Block, justly popular with all.
D. & P. gloves are best made.
Have Knight Printing Co. print it!
Football supplies, outing goods, John
Son's Cycle Supply House.
The local offices of the' Germania
Life Insurance Co. will Be moved to
handsomely fitted rooms in the new Ed
wards Block on Mionday.
.The city council will meet in fegu
lar monthly session on next Monday
night. It is not likely fhat the paid
fire department Ordinance or the matter
of repairing the water plant will .come
up for consideration.
Mrs.
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Voofrl Ismta^UHag
A" WILUANI BURRITf.
South Eighth Streot
Telephone 906. y -~C£
-V. W. Cooley, special representa
tive of the Bookkeeper Publishing Co.
and National Association of Account
ants and Bookkeepers is in the city and
has mislaid his list of members, residing
here, and will be pleased to meet any
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SHOE
For Our American Woman as
well as for Her Royal Highness
Gentlemen wwic-D. 4c. P. gloves, y
Do it now—Buy" a bottle of Hoff's
German: Liniment, you will need it this
winter. 25 and 50c per bottle.
There will be. a regular meeting of
Typographical Union No. 156, tomor
row afternoon at 3 o'clock. All mem
bers are requested to be present.
POTATOES
We^pant th^m' l# iwagoa Itiads or
ear Made, on an any station.
CO. rufa/lLD.
The first 5po souvenir-postal cards, of
assorted' scenes of Fargo and the state,
which were made official by the Com
mercial Club, were sold at the Economy
Store, Waldorf Block, the first two
daxs. Friday, Miller had no mdre in
stock but received word that he
could expect a large shipment this morn
ing. Eight thousand of these came by
express today and are now on sale.
Several mail orders from drug and sta
tionery store oyer the state have beisn
received and have been filled. The
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of the members
Hotel. -.r
Irritably
No Drags or Pinches in
Queen Quality.
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low retail price on these cards of 1 cent
teach
make them very popular with all
The Northside Euchre Club will
meet with Mr. and Mrs. Harry Quick
next Saturday evening, Nov.
Masonic Temple Souvenir
'PRICE 76 OBNTS
£)&n be bad of
~ry at Tampia,
100.
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O. MoEen
or at Forum
Plant Chinese sacred lilies now—
shipment just recd.i Shotwell & Graver
The fjtfrutn:' caiitlbn'ed the 'merchants
against a?certain fake advertising deal
two tyeel^. ago, but it seems the notice
proved pAfitable advertising for the
scheme. Today it was learned that the
man in charge was around collecting
$3.50 from the 300 people on the direc
tory. One merchant not having seen
the placards placed about the city very
numerously, grew suspicious and went
to D. I. Ames to learn how many of the
frames were really placed. It was found
that only twenty-five were ordered while
fjfty |Fe promised. It will also be
0OtK*w' that only two of the fifty or
more
prominent corners an the city con
signs, showing it a fake pure
wail* the agent ridtt out of
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Fargo with $900 in his jeans—and there
you are.
Wanted, an epperie&o^j sowing. g^rl
at 105 Broi^wjfy—Mfl Ameiia Law
rence.
An elegant line of burnt leather just
received at McClane's art store, 64
Broadway.
Furlong's Elite Bath and Tonsorial
parlors are open for business iti the Ed
wards Building.
In the inatter of the estate of Math
ew Wiley, deceased, an order was made,
in county court, this morning admitting
the will to probate and appointing T. A.
Quirk of Buffalo executor.
Fargo's bank clearings for the year
ending .Oct^ 31, show a substantial in
crease over the total for the year ending
the same date in 1902. The transactions
for today amounted to $99^340 and for
the\ year ending. ^today $^3,794450
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against $22,044,298 for the year ending
Oct. 31, 1902. i
Wanted, an experienced sewing ginjl
at 105 Broadway—Mrs. Amelia Lawf
rence.
If the weather has made you sore buy
a bottle of Hoff's German Liniment. It
cures all soreness, 25 and 50c.
Ivy Lodge, Daughters of Rebekahs,
will meet in regular session next Mon
day evening and a large' attendance of
sisters is requested.
Money to loan on valley lands or
Fargo City property at a low rate of
interest. No commission charged.
Call and see us. Real estate for sale.
The Lockhart Company, Edwards
Building.
We want lots of men for woods, rail
road an$ farm, a#£ girls for wqrk in
the city. Louis Hotop, 406 Front^
Street. f-
Don't fail to place holiday orders lor
decorated china early—Miss Ransom,
suite 93-94, third floor, Edwards
Building.
TRANSFER LINE.
Especially equipped for the rapid
transfer of all effects.
GEORGE WEDGWOOD, Prop.
Office with W. P. Morris Store, Front
Street.
Office'Phone 387. House 906.
Judge Gearey left for Minneapolis
last night and as a result of his ab-
sencc there was no city court this morit
ing.
Rocky Mountain Tea will positively
cure blood poverty, blood poison, inac
tive bowels, headaches and loss of am
bitipir. A spring tonic for the weak. 35
cents. Fdut & Porterfield.
Local frltit dealers are ^receiving
heavy cohsignments of Idaho' prunes
and Catawba grapes. The latter come
in three-pound baskets-and ?ell for 50
cents,'' ^nines sell cents
crate.
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House of U rooms :*bath, 2 toilets, hot
air furnace, 32 electric lights, barn for 8
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The'Members of the Yerxa" Hose Co.
will hold art important meeting on next
Monday night. The session will be
called to order at 8 o'clock and all
members should be present at that
hour.
"Take Occasion by the Hand,v and
build a Modern House, while LUMBER
and all kinds of BUILDING MATERIAL
is selling cheap at
TIm Vallty Umber Company'* Yards
No. 122 N. P. Ave. 't»hone 243.
This has been a busy day in the coun
ty treasurer's office. On Monday an
additinal penalty of 5 per cent will be
added to all delinquent real estate taxes
for the year 1902. This will make a £vj£
penalty of 14 per cent. ,v| Jfe
"Say, I is goin' Nocfcl&v,.. v i •».
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Monson s.
-''What's a* trunk fo?"
"Tu put you clos in of cos." Jt
'"What and go nakid?" «v
Fargo Musical Club membership
costs Only $2 and membership includes
admission to artists' recitals and mem
bers meetings during the season. Tick
ets should be obtained before the
Demuth recital.
You Kill the Goose That Lays
the Golden Egg
when '.you forget to send your
laundry to the
DIXON STEAM LAUNDRY CO
Shifts, Collars, Cuffs and Underwear
all lone perfectly and always on time.
Family work a specialty. Call 6 6 6.
Several prisoners confined in the v'-'iW "''-,,
county jail, charged with carrying con-*^'.
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cealed weapons have expressed a desire O' &
to enter pleas of guilty and at the open
mg of court on nxt Tuesday they will i^
be taken before Judge Pollock iojc sen- »:V 1 i
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Pr^iminary arrangements have been
made looking to the erection of a pub
lie hall with stores on first floor, by fj
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the Scandinavians, of the city the com- ^"Vw:
ing year. The matter of lot room is
now lieing looked up and the proposed
building^ will undoubtedly be erected. 1
If Ae person who took a lidy's white I
silk- ^hawl 'by mistake from Pirie's
a i a y e v e n i n i n e a v i n e V v
Forsjthe party will kindly return it to fe-'
The Forum office, the same would be
greater appreciated as it is valued for V
more than the intrinsit worth by the V'
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lots" pO"«88ion
W. J. Lane, Smith Block.
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Percial Young, arrested a number fti
of weelw ago charged with robbing
Ericsson's photo'frayii gallery anrf
baindon's barbershop, and help to \the
s n o u o n a a e o a n u
larceny, has been quite sick in the -1 K
jail of late. It is thought his
ss^was occasioned by the excessive S
Use'i 0f dope while on the^ owtside And
Inij^scnceT1rof 4rug whi^ 'iti con
nnetaent. He wis tonsiderible1 fcetter
fc 4The ^l1
att^ches ar«
the'best possible care.
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Roy Walker entertained a number of
his friends at the pleasant holme of his
parents on First Avenue North last y-^i
evening. Cards were the principal f«|- -k^'
ture pf amusement. The plaxers were,
enthusiastic and the contests were,^^f
greatly, enjoyed. About -fifty were'^^#
present. At an appropriate hour de- ,V
lightful refreshments were served. .V r^/i-
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