The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume], November 17, 1903, Image 3

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ARCHITECTS.
iRRANT, W. C., ARCHITECT AftD
superintendent. Plans, estimates and de
tails. Otflcf: No. 04 Broadway, Fargo,
**•--'ty. D. Telephone No. 53-4.
i..J. O'SHEA, ARCHITECT AND BUPBfc
•i feiteiideut, practical plans, specifications
f''*nd estimates furnished for all kinds Of
i j^uildlugs. Offices N. P. Block, Broadway.
"LBfEBlO, M. E., ARCHITECT-PLANS
*nd Hpoclticatlons furnished for all ciasue*-,
4,. Of hulldlng. Telephone 7.r5, office at U8
I'lrst Avenue North, Fargo, N. D.
MANCOCIC BROS., ARCHITECTS, OF
jbce over Douglas Block, 113 Broadway, Facgo.
D. Plans and estimates for all lands or
tidings.
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PHYSICIAN
DB.
WIAB.-DR. SORENESS-PHYSICIANS
and Surgeons. QJiioe over Wilser's Drag
Store. Office hours: 10 to 12 a. m. 2 to 5 anc
to 8 p. m.
UAKROVV & WEIBLB, PHYSICIANS AND
Surgeons. Office QeLendrecle Block, cor
,.®er of Front and Seventh Streets. Officii
fours: i) to 12 a. m., 8 to ff and to
p. m. Fargo, N. I).
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MINfcTREt1
JUBILEE
Management SANFORD B. RICABV*
PRESENTING AS A GRAND FINALB
The Operatic Travesty,
'The Wizard of Boz'
Qrand Street Parade and^Bend Concert
at 11:48 A.
11.00
.75
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DRS. RINDLAUB
SPECIALISTS. ••,,.••
B$f, BAk, NOSE AMD THROAT
VT-' PARGO, N. D.
J4*Lmb*ct*
Block. oppottM IV. P. Dwol
PROFESSIONAL CARDS
ATTORNEYS.
ARTHUR B., ATTORNHY AT LAW,
offices in Ma gill Building, Broadway ana
Front Street, Fargo. Practice! In ail
court a.
TURNER, H. R., ATTORNEY AT LAW,
Offices in Edwards Building, Broadway,
Practices Jn all courts.
BiRNKTT & REESE, ATTORNEYS AT
Law-offices: 4 and 8 Morton Building,
JS road
way.
COLE, A. T., LAWYER, ROOMS 19 TO 22,
„fiuntlngton Block, Broadway.
MILLER, HENRY F.. ATTORNBY ANU
Counselor at Law. Oyer Fargo National
Bank, Fargo, N. D.
(tOBIXSON, J. E., ATTORNEY AT LAW.
fllii Front Street, Fargo. 1'ractioea In all
-Courts. Tax cases a specialty.
JCOTT, W, A., ATTORNEY AT LAW,
,™vmce second floor Morton B16ck, Broad-
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DB. C. N. CALLANDER. DB. A. C. MORRIS.
PHY&ICIXI^ AND BUBGEOHS.
Office Hours: Office Hoars:
d11
to 12 a. m. 9 to 11 a. m.
3 o I o 5 a
4^ w58ifoii»^ .• 1U.MIifoSW
w st-- 'U45 Residents v,
1048
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UNDERTAKERS.
ASTD LICENSED EMBALMER—FUNBSAlU
supplies. J. F. Rice, 8 Sooth Broadway,
upplles.
jfear of goody's store.
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Leeds had double. weddtai
Ward County 18 growing some fine
hogs. -.s?
Devils LiHie an* of
paving.
The bazaar fat (he hftspiHil at t^evlls
Lake was a big itiictess.
The Maddftck $Unciard appears to
have a printer on its staff.
More lignite. thirties in tjfie Mihot
country are chart^irt^ Hands.
The telephone line frqtji t-nton to
Ha2leton has been completed.
Langdon hifch school had 9 football
team this fall for thfe first time.
.. ,t
Devils Lake streets were placed in
fine condition before the freeze up.
Nftw Rockfftrd is ft^d 'to Have, one
of tiffe finest orfchestras ih the state.
The bankers QI the. feighth Judicial
district will meet at Minot Dec. 10.
Deer hunters seems to Ha\fe been
less successful this wintier than form
erly^
jr^e coons «he,r billed, |t Muftato-r
not the Kind Ifijit iare lynched—down
iOUth.
A new sjitvey of ttfit tbwnsitfe of
Wales, Cavaliiir County, has been
made.
Wahpeton ^ind Valley City are both
reported to b)e about to establish daily
papers,
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Knox had an exciting runaway in
which a farmer was tossed- rather
roughly.
A deserter troitt1 tlii regular artny
was turned ovtt to the military post at
Bismarck.
Wolves are reported by The Inde
pendent to be numerous around Michi
gan City.
The state historical society is anxi*
ous to, secure all kinds of relics of the
early days.
Langdon's rteW hotel has been Open
ed but the foritiil opehitife will occur
Thanksgiving.
ITie people of rCavalier County are
finding the Barry murder trial an ex
pensive luxury.
At Flaxton an independent grain
buyer has beguft suit against the Soo
for refusing cars.
Westhope has been on the map
about a month, but the people insist
011 incorporation. V 'J
The strange actions k woman^ on
the streets at Minot made a. lot .of .the
bachelors blush.
A Minot man had more music re
cently than hfe really wanted when a
piano fell on him.
Missionaries are preaching at fes
senden but the heart of Mark Hunt
still reamins—bad.
Editor Smith of Detflls Lake was
called to Elkton, S. D., by the serious
illness, of his. father.
Editor Small of *|1|%
'£f{frifev'i&ke
Inter-Ocean has pUVbhased new
home for his paper. v
The Eddy County Provost WHf' The
Carrington Independent seeht to be
first cousins at least.
A site has been selected at Windsor
for a new Catholic Church which is to
be erected in the spring.
Sibley of The Grandin Chronicle in
sists pn having the benefit of the doubt
—about whether he has any brain.
A big husky hobo, who was begging
at Minot, was persuaded by the chief
of police and his club—to move on.
The Hillsboro people paid fitting tri
bute to the memory of Mayor Plum
mer, so long identified with the city.
The contract has been let for the
hotel at Alfred, a new town ori the N.
P. extension froth Edgeley to Dawson
James Morrison, jr., formerly of
Fargo, is representing a show com
pany in the smaller towns of the state.
The people of Neyv Rockford are re
quested to htake the first payments on
tjie subscriptions for the Phillips Acad
ett?y.
Joe Fahnlender -of The Minot Re
porter—wants Fred Falley of The
WahpetOB $loM t6: explanat ioti-^
some. •. ,.•-#'
The. eni'eifte. coffltale between The
Wi^peUh Times and Thf Lutaferwood
»roadaxe is ortcfe more ripjJea up the
back!
A M*dd«elti'fi«ii Utu receiv*^ a 4ii
l^tltiMnt of bttriftl cMk«ti aurM the pfto
b^'tHat ftettion tin no* die
iMpuiiily.
Roa
Mtw
cently
Jamestov^.
The Endetl^n football *eai
over to Sheldon and played Mike
la Bere's "Undisputed Chart)j£tf6fts
a standstill.
Lowde»of"Tlte
rally Rejoices
Wt to^ose
An4erson
4s«^ter
JS.
MRS. R. A. ANDERSON, 225 Washing
ion St., Jacksonville, Fla. ffOOO forftii
If original of abotM hittr proving fMt/MfflN «a»
ItOt b* productd.
No other medicine for women haa
received such widespread and xmquali
fled endorsement. No other taedicin#
has aueh a record of curfea of. female
troubles. Refuse to buy any Substitute
SCHOOL TRUSTEE'S MEETING.
A«U(fltlulCMurf8cMBNrtlWHB
change Ideas on Dec. 4.
1
The second annual meeting df ihe
presidents and clerkis of the respectito
boards of trustees in the different
school districts of Cass County wijl be
held at Fargo on Friday, Dec. 4. ,An
effort is being made to secure, the dis
trict court room for this meeting. Ai
the last session of the legislature thb
law authorizing these meetings wajk
amended so that clerks of boards werfe
eligible to seats in- the sessions. TJhe
committee liaving the matter in ch^rgfc
is looking for a big attendance and' 1
very profitable meeting.
The object of the convention isr
a general' dis6tis"sion of educatiotu 1
matters and for an exchange of ideas.
A programme of exercises has been ar
ranged, which includes speeches by
State Superintendent Stockwell of
North Dakota, and Mr. Olsort, state
superintendent of public' instruction of
Minnesota. George Hancock, the
architect, is down for an address on
modern school houses and will illUgj
trate his talk With a riunfrtjer of plani,
showing school building^ of one, tWo,
three and four rooms, and the im
provements made during the past few
years from a sanitary standpoint.
SEVERTTEST.
...forgo, N. D., Oct. 16, 1
Safe Co., Buffalo, N. Y.-~Gentlemen:
My Cary safe pissed through the big
$3,000,000 fire of June 7, 1893 and
brought out all of its books, papers,
etc., in a perfect state of preservatioiv
My safe stood in the hottest placje
in the two stOry brick building, twenty
five feet vyide by 100 feet long and as
the safe was in the coals and^aebris for
four days before I got it out, I con
sider it a most severe test. The best
recommendation I. can give for tht
Cary safe is t.hat I hive today placed
iny order with their alg^rit Mr.
for another safe. I have now boug
three Cary safes. Yours very truly,
v S. Sipiftyson.
(THE FARGO FORUM -AND DAILY- ^PUBLIC TUESDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER 17, am
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Mlpi
HMWUfttf. PARTY
Director Ztoianiinn AMMHMH tie Prti*
graouaib Ibr tomnerclal Cfitfe hrti.
Tke ie«tfe!%l cMnrnittees ih diairfe oi
(he arrangements ifbr the inaugural par-"
ty, designed to signalize the formal
opening of the Commercial Club "rooms,
which have been made distinctively at
tractive, by a wealth of beautiful and
at the *ame time thoroughly practical
and comfortable furniture and appoint
ments which naturally would go to make
spacious sifite of rooms inviting and
Cosy
for business men to meet and
discuss problems and the general welR
being of the city, v^ere busily engaged
today supervising the arrangements of
the roonis for the party tomorrow night.
The draperies fpr. the windows, in thf
large glub Toppi have been hung also
the first irtstallrii'ent of a niiniber 6F suitv
able
pictures which have
by
PnWrffik:—Hiere kre
but few wives and mothers who have
not at times endured .ttionies and su£h
^ain aa only vfomeh Imow. I wish
nch. knew the l^rdla
^Skham's V«reP&fel!om
jAjdtta. lt is a rettiaAfibW lixedifeine,
diTfateat in aetiou frott any I ever
know and thoroughly relia^la,
"I have seeii many casea whert
women doctored for years without per
manent benefit, who were curea in leaa
thaxi three months iafter taking yoilr
Vegetable Compound while Other* who
jvrere chronic and incurabliB came out
.cured, happy, and in petfedi health
after a thorough treattaejlt With thla
ilifedicine. I have never used it myself
without gaining great benefit. A few
doses restores my strength and appe
tite, and tones up the entire system.
Your medicine has been tried and
found true, hence I fully^endorse it."
Flower
sXLe.
Bringatie
pen
If idmi
.rijeht With tdr
aiH Mr
.v
On the farm, latehr owned by D. A.
McLaren, will be -offered for- sale on
Jue^day, Wov...^4,, a}L:^tock and ma
enni
24,. a|L
mety, also blacksinttn and carpen
ter's tooJs, liQUSefiold. goods, fete
\-f0n ifeiitf The
ejiriiert. nuMMat
been
promised
several railroad passenger agents
showing beautiful scenei-y brt their re.
spective lines. 1'he house committee of,
the club ,has decided to make one or tvvo
minor changes in .the arrangements of
the rooms which, it has been suggested
will better subserve the comfort of the
guests. The North Dakota Sti|te
Band which will supply music for the
party which is to take the fdrhi of a
military promenade concert and bbll, will
be
stationed in the small patlor, between
the east and west rooms.
The concert and dance programme, ar
ranged by the committee and Director
Zimmerman, will be as follows:
a. —Grand March—New Colonial....
b.
R. B. Hall
Waltz—Symphia Holzman
Novellet—Manana (Chilian Dance)..
—Dancing—
Missud
Twd Step—Dixie Girl (rtw).Lampe
Overture—Poet and Peasiht Suppe
—Dancihg—
Waltz—Hearts Courageous...... Blatike
—Dancing—.
Serenade—An Afternoon Tea...Keiser
Two S^epr-jNorth Dakota State Band
•....i*....... .. J. H. Zimmerman
Selfecflbft-^FfiVist .,:i v* .'! Gounod
Two Step—Battery Park Thayer
—Dancing— Si
INTERMISSION".
Circle
Two Step—Commonweath...
R. B: Hall
—Dancing—
Selection—Prince of Pilsen.. .Luders
Two Step—Hiawatha. "..Nell Moret
—Dancing—
Novellet—Anona (new) ..Vivian Gray
Waltz—Lazarre Blanke
—Dancing—.
Serettata Mexicona—Leila.-.Chambers
Two Step—American Patrol (by re
quest) .We
-Dancing
Waltz—Wnen KnighthocMl
[eacham
Was in
... Gustin
—Dancing-
Two Step—King Cotton
—Dancing
Good Night—Star Spangled Binner..
...» Sousa
Fargo Commercial Cjlub
The dancing numbers will be an
n o u n e y u e a s v
:^v^O,VENOM, IN ^E
No poisoning purgatives enter into
Dr. King's New .Life Pills. Easy, but
prompt, they cure or no pay. Only 05c.
Fout & Porterfield.
WEATHER AFFECTS CIGARS.
The majority of smokers seem to be
unaware of the extraordinary recep
tiveness of Cigars to the weather. Dur
ing wet weather it is almost impossi
ble to keep cigars dry, and they do not
burn evenly or well and the flavor be
comes strong and often disagreeable.
It pays to know that Golden Grain
Belt Beer never changes—it's always
delicious and invigorating. A great
many ladies can drink Golden Grain
Belt Beer who do'not like other beers,
and any doctor will tell you it's a splen
did tonic. Use it regularly to get the
most benefit. Order of your nearest
dealer or be supplied by Max Kalbren
e o o e a
MONEY TO LOAN. r|^
wfc Joan money on first moHfa£es.
Inquire of us for rates. No commis
sionf^charged. Morton &, Co.
jTrORGERSoFdEA^.
A telegram to Mrs. E. J. Torgerson
last night conveyed the intelligence that
her husband had died at the home of his
sister who lives at Fosston. Several
years ago, Mr. Torgerson was attack
ed with locomotor ataxio artd he gradu
ally lost his eyesight. After a long per
iod of suffering fie moved, last sum
mfer, to the hwme of his. iisWr. For
son«,ti|ne %i^and
'ectuine^ stand near,
the comer pf the
her
•»g veqj.nilaph
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AMUSEMENTS.
Nov. 18.—West's Minstrels.
Nov. 21.—Florodora.
Nov. 24.—Lulu Glaser.^^
Nov. 28—Thomas' Orchestra. '.
West's Mirtstreis will be at the'^argo
operahouse. tomorrow evening with a
host of. comedians and singers. The
new feature of this performance is the
introduction of the very funny operatic
burlesque entitled "The Wi2ard of
Bosz."
"Florodora" with its bevv of beautiful
girls, its fine costumes and scenery, and
above all its tuneful music, will be at
the Fargo opernhotise on Saturday even
ing. A11 entirely different cast of prin
cipals lends fresh interest to the forth
coming presentations here of thie de
ightful musical comedy. Of course
there will be the famous sextette of
beauties. Charming Isadore Rush is the
Lady Holyrood this season and her song
Tamarack
Tamarack ..
h&*kHMd
vry Cut
Lignite Coal
e
log same
the t\vO*
ed to each other.
ukuSliAL LEGAL^OJfJT.
.Sop^lMui McWi: A funoy wrinkle
W furred in Forimah yesterday—^ 1
)u^y beihjj eth^ielfed ihd Sbe$,
aetinf in ^ie «iiadty of
The em
irfc#Os
mmrrm
Do Not
LOOK At THIS
But If You Do,
CONSIDER
If It Costs You
Dollar
To Heat Your House,
why not save
Twnty Fivi
of il?
Yoii citk do so by t^sli
I Doyle Air Burner Co'
Stoves and Furnaces]
How can they do it
cause they burn all com busj
ible properties in the u
if by forminjg Ga« and burning
it, there is No Smoke, N
Soot. The base of the stov
being perforated, all of tin
cold air is taken from tin
floor, causing the air of th
room to constantly change]
FOR SALE BY
W. PRESCOTT
Fargd,
WOOD! LIGNITE! WOOD!
My prices for fuel on cars at Fargo are aa toHdws: V
SeaMoid nUDie......
'SeaeeiMM C^rcK :.v..
I 7.M per cofjl
IIS per coffc
I.9S per cord
l.tl per co«a
•.Upercori
Seasoned Jack Pine,
Dry Cut
These prices wlH apply to points west of Fargu, with proper allowance made for
difference In freight from shipping points, Prompt sblpaent and lull measure guar
anteed. T£e business tf car lot buyers soacited. Address
GIBBS:
Sociology, Economics, Politics, Science and Nature, Art, ,1
Architecture, Music, etc. A few lines of description is given V
eaiclvbook listed. .*
lit WlH Aid Your Christmas Selections
Uiat will be nlaUed Pree of Coat to aoy person itqueA
A Postal does the bushiass,
A. aOSKHU, MOP.
e$ knowletJiere aswaUa^clruigs
to- ^rojktly fill ti*esciPiipti^^ IB ik
i
and RetaU
tilf"
WWW1!
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Keeoey Block, Fargo, N. D.
Gas Stoves Cost Only
One Cent Per Mom
"Tact" is sung with much tact,
dresses superbly—which is good
to feminihe patrons. The other leadi
members of the company arc
Graham, Philip Ryley, Greta Risle#
Donald Brine, Harriett Merritt, Jfci
Phillips, Lillian Spencer and Thos. 1*
Kiernan. ^0
I ne»
leadimj
Cash Buyer^
Dressed Turkeys
Write For Pried!,
tl
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N.
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441 per cord
Ml per cord
Ml per cold
4JSperconl
iJMpercairii
White Oak Slabs
ftne Stota
Oil par ton
Grand
Latest Books
December isl and regularly every thirty days thereafter, we
will issue a Complete list of the books published the previous
month. It will contain the new works of Fiction, Biography,
History, General Literature, New Editions of Standard Litfcr
ature, Poetry, Travel and Description. Religion and Theology,
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