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TEN WORDS
QNE WEEK
FIFTY CENTS
Rates for Classified Advertis
ing: One-half cent a word per
insertion after first insertion 25
cents for first insertion of any ad
up to 25 words—then one cent a
word.
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DOGS, DOGS. DOSS.
"PEDIGREED—Bull Terriers and Great Danes,
alwavs on hand, dogs at stud, all other non
sporting breeds for sale. Dogs boarded by week
or month. Fargo Kennels, 1432 Second Avenue
South, Fargo. N. D., phone 613.
POSITIONS WANTED
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CHIMNEY
SWEEP Phono 555M. John
Regan.
TT7GRK of any kind wantod by yoong
Address Work, caro Fornm.
WANTED—Position
by good stenographer.
Address Stenographer, care Fornm.
TffXPERIENCED yonng lawyer wants position
i n law oilice: «ood stenographer best refer
ences. Address M., care Forum.
TJOOKKEEPER Experienced, desires posi
tion single reliable and competent refer
ences. Address ''BooklreoiKjr," care Forum.
POSITIONS TO FILL.
XX7ANTED—Girl for general honsework. Mrs.
Stnbbs, 23 Eleventh Street North.
ANTED—Good girl for general housework.
Mrs. R. H. Tenny, 1124 Third Avenue South.
WANTRD—A
d& lU) A DAY—Selling two necessary novelties.
0«'«wu Sample 10c. Get in lino and make
money. Dept. M., Lock Kox «i5?, Fargo, N. D.
COMETHINU ENTIRELY NEW Anybody
ran inakc uny article luminous and visible
nt&i^<wVJiwW''ifcW-witja 4NtMfe- N iW«Aok»r..
Send 10c for little box. Eastern Chemical
W0rks,347 W. 125thth Streets N. Y.
A
GOOD reliable man experienced in restau
rant business, oau buy a part, interest in
one of the bost restaurants in the northwest.
Only about $J00 needed to buy half interest. 250
dinners servod each day during September and
October. Call on or address Michael Hopkins,
BoSvbells, N. D.
BOARD AND ROOM OFFERED.
RENT—Furnished room with or without
board. 91.") Fifth Avenuo South.
B°4
BD AND ROOHS-Can be bad at MM.
F. A. Paige's, 321 Tenth Street booth.
DRESSMAKING
nRESSMAKlNG done at reasonable prices at
-•—*1115 Ninth Avenue North.
TMSHIONABLE DRESSMAKING. &
Livingston, 827 ft inth Avenue (south.
Mn A.
V/RS. J. £. MoINTYRE, MODESTE, teaches
•"4 cutting and fitting freuch tailor system
easy to learn. Call 1101 Third Avenue Sotith.
FEMALE HELP WANTED.
security required Manager, 80T insurance Ex
change Building, Minneapolis, Minn.
LOST.
OST—A watch fob, yellow and black, gold
locket with picture inside. Finder will
oblige Owner by leaving at Forum office..
MALE HELP WANTED.
/~*QOD salary and expenses
VJ mar
paid to energetic
unan to travel for easteru firm. References
and security required. Box £83, Minneapolis,
Minnt
vfOLER. BARBER COLLEGE is tb« only
1VA
school of its kitd in the entire northwest,
teaching jtho. barber n a ie. Call and investi
gate, or Write for free
Mtalopit.
Established 1893.
Moler iMrber
College, 221 Second Avenue .South, Minneap*lig,
Minn. MaoGregor
U
Anderson, Proprietors.
FOUND.
CfOUND—Gold ring with word "Erindring" on
it. Owner can nave same at Forum office
by paying charges.
BOISTEROUS LITIGANT FINED
Asiessed $10 for Coatempt--Otlier Bushiess
by District Court
J^st before noon today the jury in
the" district court in the case of A. R.
Marshall vs. the Great Western Eleva
tor] Co. returned a verdict, giving the
pltantiff the full amount sued for, $156.
1*he case of Johp W. Creekmur vs.
G^rge £. Kresse is on trial this after
noon. Benton, Lovell & Holt appear for
the plaintiff and R. M. Pollock for the
de^ndant.
East everting Judge Fdfllock issued the
foljbwing peremtory call v •.
Fred A. Irish vs. David Holcomb.
^wagi^c Manufacturing Co. vs. Feed
Hagftm^ijrter.
August Nolin vs. N. A. Lewis, et al.
fcthe Ha»cicttt^ w» jw
der Miii^ston th« defend^itf pertMsfie#
«/"LOOD LUCK" in selling real estate consists in
having your ad. there when the possible buyer
looks over the paper—and that means having it there
until the possible buyer sees it. If'
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good girl for general house­
work three io -family) good wages. 310
Eightli Street South.
WANTED-Competent
girl for general house­
work nt once, (t.iod wages. Mrs. Atkin
son, 821 Third Avonuo South.
rl for general houseworl
xxl cook.
WANTED— Good »ri
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must He a g'Hxi coot. Family'of' two
Good wages. 207 Tc:ith Street North
/"OOD GIRL WANTED for general house
work family of six but no children, Mrs.
F. A. Bristol, 339 Eighth Avenue South.
"IITANTED Men and women everywhere to do
writing for us at homo J10 a week made
easily, tfend stamped eavelope ior particulars.
American Aiverliising Co., 921 N. Y. Life,
Minneapolis, Alinn.
WANTED TO BUT.
WANTED—Goodpounds
driving and delivery horse,
uhout 1.100 must be cheap and
sound. The I'antorium, 107 Broadway,
BUSINESS CHANCE.
ONE WEEK
FIFTY CENTS
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tion
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ing: One-half cent a word per
insertion after first insertion 25
cents for first insertion of any ad
up to 25 words—then one cent a
word
FQR SENT.
U OR KNT—Furnished room and batlT, with
1
board. V., Forum.
U" OR RENT—Six-room eottage, modern, on
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Tenth Street North. E. A. Pe
rerry.
DOR
... RENT—Furnished housd, centrally lo
cated. Address J. W.. care Porum.
}OR RENT—Furnished room,with bath 25
Eighth Street Aorth, near pbstoiHce.
OR RENT—Furnished rooms, in suite or
single. 1203 Seoond Avenna South.
•pOR
rr
RENT—One part double house, four
rooms. Enquire at Freeman's Studio.
FURNISHED ROOMS-A11 modern con
veniences. 1024 Second Avenue North.
B°l
RENT—Desk room in well equipped of
fices. Apply P. P. Linooln, Aiagili Bldg.
CfDRNISHED ROOMS FOR RENT-Ligbted,
heated and bath, 314 Eighth Street South.
F°*
way.
RENT—Furnished or unfurnished rooms,
suitable for light housekeeping. 554 Broad-
j_, RONT SUITE of rooms in Cantieny Block on
Broadway, for ront. W. J. Lane, Smith
Block.
OR RENT—Front flat, 110 Broadway, 5 *ooms
4
and bath. Best Hat Iji town. Enquire 009
N. P. Avenge.
T^OR RENT—Large room on third floor Davis
Block. Inquire of F. A. Ball, at Ball. Wat
son & Maclay's oftico.
ti^[R iiEWT Furnitthpd rooms, .everything
*•. new. Corner Eighth Street anfl Sixth Ave
nue North* H. -F. Starr.
CpLRNISHED room, at low rent, for adles
only board can be had next door. Apply
ot 509 Eiglitn Street North.
"P^OR-RKNT—Will-rent personal property and
-1- rent Grand Pacific Hotel, the only hotel in
town. Inquire of H. F. Labbitt, Sheldon, N. D.
CfOR RENT Three pleasant, conveniently
furnished roomB for light housekeeping
private entrance. 701 Thirteenth Street South.
Ci*OR RENT—Stare room and basement in
opera house annex. Ciuar and candy priv
opera house goes with store. Call at
Walker Bros. & Hardy.
COR RENT—Two story and basement war
house building, centrally located 10,!0u
square leet space. Rea-onable rent. Possession
Jannary 1. Address 1), Forum.
T^OR RENT—A'warmly Htailt'six-rTKuh cottatre
-1- with cistern and collar J407 ^ourteonth
Street South, partly furnished, until spring if
-3tL
T?OR RE\T—Oqe house, eight large rooms,
Jedently pat J» fin® shape on« hona"), six
roenhs,- very convenient an^ desirable one
small store room with four living rooms ab^ve
ons house, iix -noomB, with cellar And stable,
all in good repair one house, six .rooms, close
to business section. J. B. Folsom.
AGENTS WANTED,
Va, ANTED1—Male or female canvassers for
city work salary and commission. Bee
Alphonse Tenner, Hotel Metiopole.
OALE8MEH'WANTED—1To Idok after our in-.
»J terest in Cass and adjacent couuties. Sal
airy or lommiasiop. Address The Harvey Oil
Co., Cleveland. Ohio.
QNE HUNDHEp DOLLARS per month guar
^-^nnteed no capital re*inired experience
unnecessary territory unliirited. Francis J.'
Caildhun, Fargo, N. D.
MASSUE8E.
VfASSAGE, ^manicure, shampooinc
.. .Miss M. K. Chase,
pC)R SALE—Cheap, a first class moving pic
ture outfit complete. Irtf Clark, Agricul
tural College, Fargo, N. D.
flOOD BUFFALO ROBE (calf robe), large
euoirgh to make an overcoat. Apply or ad
dress Brown, 203 Fourteenth Street bo., Fargo.
C?OB CHRISTMAS—Get your wife a set of
1
that Deoorated China. Pay up arrearages
and send in ft,'and we wiil credit -fou six
»tb%aiiead ou the daily and ship a set of tho
ctishW tr your address), you to pay freight. The
Forom Printlnf Co-vFargo, N.
D,
DOS LOST.
fonts arid in the^ absence of a very im
portant witness thought his case was
going to trial. The case was continued
unfM^fiday.
.some time
an as^ault with
on. Henry Martin, a
^puth of Cafeelton, was
iti olstrici court this morning
ttedva^plea of hp|. guilty. His
casf was set. fpr trial on Friday, at
which time the criminal dockct will be
again tak«n up. Cruikshanks has re
talt^^'ArHildreth to defend him.
Ill .'^1 "attftbhment suit of J.' L.
vs. L. W. Akiti notice was
jwrpreniie court ihis
the which- was
run o^t Veal estite beloHgtng to the det
W&mf
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PFB INCH, ONE TIME, $0.25
PER INCH, ONE WEEK, $1,00
PES INCH, ONE MONTH,$3,50
H.
AMERLAND,
Per acte buys a fine quarter section,
all under cultivation, only five miles
from the city limits of Fargo.
&Q Per acre buys 226 acres of fine
prairie land, within four miles of
pofrost, in Manitoba, on the east side of the
lied River on ea&y terms.
tilQ *7 Per acre for 880 acres of fine prai-
r,e
0OO ^er acre for a fine half section
farm in Cass County, within
two utiles of station fair house, good large
barn, good granary aud well. Terms only $2,000
cash, balance small aunual payments or half
crop plan, witli rt per cent.
FOR SALE
OR
Smith Block, Fargo, N. D.
CQA 480 acros, four miles from Mapleton
*7 «ood buildings all high and under cul
tivation S00 acres plowed. Price$30 au acre.
1S1 150 acres six miles from Faigo, all uh
"fcr cuitimtiort'? good eteatrland. Price
»28 per acre.
OI 820 acres two miles from Harwood, 276
acres plowed flowing well, good granaiy
ah.1 summer barn $29 an acre, or Will trade
for desirable Far«o property.
C&4- acres 15 miles north of Fargo 300
r,yT "cr®s under cnltivation. House, barn,
fi.OOO-bushel grauary, flowiog well. $28 an acre
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sold soon.
24-9 640acres in Noble town«hip good build
mgn everything in firot-class shape.
S30 acre, one-tourth cash, balance at 6 per cent.
W. D. HODGSON,
Rear First National Rank.
660
.. irst Na­
tional Bank building, over Wilser's drug store.
FOR SALE.
fi Ck 8ACK^£«rge Buffalo robe, Wail lined,
$50. Dr. F. J. Campbell.
'pOR BALE^Dray with pole Ibd' Shatts, pair
bobs, safe', deslcs, etc. E. B., Forum.
T?OR SALE CHEAP—A Peninsnlar hard coal
heater, used ooe seasou. Apply at 711
Fourth Avenue Korth.
iCre?
fLnesJ
of cultivation
per acre.
320
scalp
320
THE FARGO FO£UM AND DAILY REPUBLICAN, WEDNESDAY EVENING, DECEMBER J5 1901
land, within 45 miles of the city
or Winnipeg terms cash. This is a bargain.
£YC|IA|I(2C Improved Iowa farms for good
well improved North Dakota
or Minnesota land in Red River Valley.
EXCHANOe for Fargo city
,, prooerty—1Three fine, well-se
lected half sections of land 111 western Manitoba.
•'h0'0'' residence lots on south side
**v each ,j0*140 at rrom #125.' 0 to $350 00
each. All within one to four block of new elec
tric car line.
H. Q. OTIS, v .K^
Fargo National Bank Building Vf
GENUINE SN^PSTWN^^VR'
Arpos
improved, three miles from Re
gtoa^ssiniboia, at $15.00 ndjoiuiug
land lield at $20.00 to $25.00. This land raised
#3 bushels of oats per acre in 1901.
•pOUR sections near railroad, south of Regina.
ot low prico and easy terms. There is prob
ably no better wheat land on the American
Continent.
Ss.
SBOWOXS of "choico North Dakota
land, ^.00 per acre. This tract within nine
miles wr main line N. P. Ry. Easy terms.
SOPHY LAND COMPANY,
Smith Block, Fargo, N. D.
W. J. LANE,
.ffjw Valley land in
wv Manitoba fair buildings in high btate
lvation 20 miles south of Winnipeg^916
Acres 11-2 miles from city of Dauphin,
Man. HI per acre.
Acres 3 miles cast of Hunter, N. D. fair
buildings all plowed $3B per acre.
4.RA Acres: 4 miles from Mapletoir, N. D.:
7 Bood buildings all plowed cheapest
farm in county $30.
l^or.Rentk— Seven room modern house, ono
qlock from cathedral. Immediate posses
sion $25 per month.
8
Room house, corner lot, 65x140: barn, water,
paving $2,250.
Room house, Fourth Avenue $l,GOOt
Room new house full basement sewer con
v neetions corner Jot 12,750 (1,000cash bal
ance monthly payments.
WM. HALL BEST AGENCY,
Telephone 188. 610 Front St.
CQAA 5-room house on north side, about
new, brick foundation. Lot 50x140.
south front.
(1 loft New 7-room house on north sid*,
•P porch, lawn, trees. Lot 50x140.
tl ICO
7*rootn
house on north side, in:
'M good repair..
IWII
S-room hbuse on Second Atenoe
,v North modern, exoept heat con
venient location.
Cflft ®rpo?'n
hous?
Editor Town«8
on Fifth Avenue
PEOPLE OF HOI!.
rWa«fin
ADDITIONAL LOCALS.
Oi} Thursday and Friday of( next
week, Mrs. Bathrick and .Mrs. Treat
will entertain their friends.
Iri: cdunty court this morning Mrs.
Clara B. Schmidt, the widow, was ap
pointed administratrix of the estate of
the late B. Schmidt..
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Fremont Ami
don and William Ballou have issued in
vitations for Tuesday and Friday even
ings, DeC. 15 and 18 at Elks' Hall.
Mrs. D. C. Darrow of Moorhead and
her daughter, Mrs. Jos. V. Godfrey,
entertained their lady friends this aft
ernoon at the residence of the former.
W. S. Gilbert, the famous librettist of
comic opera, has just passed h'8 sixty
seventh birthday, but still insists that
he.is young and in his prime. He has
not had a day!» it. '|$|j£n
years past. V
'Mrs. A. F. Ktihriert and her daughter
have returned from Tower City where
tney spent the Thanksgiving season at
Woodlawn farm, with Mr. and Mrs.
F. Wood, who were the hosts of a big
family reunion..
Judg^' Hanson tadued a marriage li
cense this morning: to Hani H. Jacobson
and -Miis Jennie A. Berg, both of
Christine The prospective groom is 44
yeitrs of age and the blushing bride-to-be
is sixteen plus one.
The county commissioners have de
voted- the greater portion of the day tc
routine business. Th?y have had quite
a nnmbef of callers urging them to build
a new and nlk^nificent courthouse for
Cass Coiii)\y. They will probably be in
•session the. balance of this week.
The auction feature of the delinquent
tax salcnwafc-concluded by County Aud
itor Lewis this morning. The books
\yill be keptf open, however, for about
a week and private sales will be made
About all that is remaining unsold of
the delinquent list is a few village and
outlying city lots.
District Manager Geo. W. Chase of
the Modern Brotherhood of America
has secured Pirie's Hall for the meet
ings of the local lodge. The next meet
ing will be Dfec. 12 at the new head
quarters, when the annual election of
officers will be held, it is hoped that
all the members will be present.
Mrs. W. D. Sweet and family will
leave shortly to Spend several weeks
at Minneapolis. The visit is just for a
change of scenery and environments
an'f
fo
see some friends. The mayor
lias engaged a furnished modern flat
for'them so that they can come and go
jus*: as they like.
A e ea Suit
^jooks bidly unless the linen is laun
dered correctly. The art of doiug up a
'Vtress shirt with the bosom not too stiff
/and not too pliable—is understood by
-ivery f^w laundries. Let. Us show-jrou.
'Troy Steam Laundry
'Phone 286. N. P. Ave.
The North Dakota State Band has
recently added two trumpets and
bassoon to- its already 4arge instrumen
tation. These instruments are almost
indispensable' in the 'modfern concert
bjand and Director Zimmerman will put
rthejn into service on the occasion of
the first Sunday concert of the season
Dcc. 13. with forty men and a per.ect
instrumentation. V.,
The public will be interested in the
fact that the Northern Trust Co. has
raised its'rate of interest in its savings
department and. is now payinc 5 per
cent on deposits, bavings banks in
.Minneapolis are paying 4y2 per cent
and there seems to be an inclination
among savings institutions in general
to give the depositor a proportionate
share ot the general increase in inter
est rates.
Information has reached The Forum
which announces the death of A. W.
Hamilton, at Salt Lake City, Utah,
Nov. 20. -The body of Mr. Hamilton
was taken to Franklin, lnd., for inter
ment and wds accompanied by his be
reaved wife. Deceased was formerly a
residerii of Enderlin and later removed
to Buffalo where he engaged in the
real estate, business. He has been ail
ing for spme time and. went to Utah in
the hope
rthat
that qlirfl^e.
frii^n Lisbon
last night.
J. W.* Mitchell of Wheatlatfd is vis
itor in the metro'polis.
Mr. and Mrs. J.' H. Gale of Hunter
are registered at the Waldorf
S- H. Knight of Casselton is doing a
u s i n e s s u n i n e i y o a y
Dr. Rowe of Casselton is attending
a-meeting, of the pension board.
Attorney Charlg* Stot^ess of Wheat
i%ndfs & the'city on legal business,
Mrs. T. R. Sloan is etertaining-Mrst
B. F. LeVt is of Spokane for a few days.
E. W. Fish. Valley City and M. A.
Basora of Wahpetort are registered
the W«4do»f. I 7^
it
.• 4 f.v'% y -v.
O. ,r. Robii\sori of MayvtUff aid
Capseltoii are guests
he would recuperate in
I R06£&Y£tT AI$D COOPER.
It is not 'surprising to learn that as a
boy Th^odpfe Roosevelt loved Coop
er's novels. Jacob A. Riis, in the first
of a series of articles on "Theodore
Roosevelt the' Citizen,'* now appearing
ijn The Oiitjook, says that he once ask
the quefcjkon:
"Like jthem," .he cried,. "like them!
Why, m^rt, there is nothing like them.
I could pass examination in the whole
of them today. Deerslayer with his
long rifle, Jasper and Hurry Harry,
Ishmael Bush with his seven "stalwart
sons—do I not know them? I have
bunked with them and eaten with them,
and I know their strength and their
weakness. They were narrow and hare'
but they were mighty, men. .and they
did the work of their day and opened
the way for ours. Do I like them?
Cooper is unique in American litera
ture, and he will grpw upon us as we
•breeds. She possesses great skflj in
critics say. what they will.*' And I was
made happy. •.
Afterward I remembered with sud
den pleasure that he had spoken only
of the white men in the hooks, for it
came to me that he had lived in the
west, where the only good Indian i«
esteemed to be the dead Indian. But
it ivas needless treachery oi my
thought. The red man has no better
friend than the Great White Father of*
TRANSFERS ARE IN PROGRESS
New General A gent, for the 1. Hi Co. Has
rlvdd in Fargo to Aisunfc Hi* Dtttwa.
Mr. Westonj accompanied by his
wife, arrived last evening to take up
their residence in this city and they will
be at home in apartments which they
have secured witfc, Mrs. Miller, Tenth
Street North.
The work of making the transfers is
being done under the supervision of
Marry Laughinan of the general of
fice at Chicago^ and he will remain''Un
til the work has been completed.
W. A. Cayagaugh. an old McCormick
man, was in,tjbe city today on his way
to WinnipegCit is Understood that Mr.
Cavanaugh will be the general traveler
for the I. H. Co. in this district.
Another ftjfficial of the I. H. Co. in
•own today was T. P. Mulick. who is
to be general1 agent at Minot. In com
pany with sojm$ friends he made a tour
of the Masonic Temple, this afternoon,
and expressed himself surprised at its
vastness and beauty of its interior.
WHAT OTHERS SAY.
T. Lloyd'Truss, Sec.: There will be
a regular meeting of Rescue Hook &
Lader Co. 'Thursday evening at 8
o'clock sharp. Nomnnation of officers.
Try and be prompt.
J. H.. Zimmerman, Director North
Dakota State Band: Thefe will be a
special rehearsal tonight at 8 o'clock
at Stone's^ Hall.! Only members and
those participating in the band will be
admitted.
John J. Hannaher, R. S.: There will
be a regular rrteeting of St. Mary's
Court, C. 0".'t-F., at "the L. K. Temple
this evening at 7:30 sharp. There will
be initiation and election of officers.
All member's are requested to be pres
ent as other1 matters of importance arc
to be acted upon.
ABERCROMBIE.:
Abercrombie, N. D., Dec. 1.-—To The
Forum: C? H.. Woodbury is able to
sit up in his ward in the hospital. His
friends are -glad to know that his re
covery is assured.
Mabel Tweto crushed one of the fin
gers cn her l£ft hand Tuesday. Dr.
fvers dressed the injured digit, and the
little patient is doing well.
The marriage' of John GrindahlS to
Miss Mollie Wold took place at St.
John's Lutheran Church. Wednesday,
Rev. Rostad officiating. The groom is
a skilled mechanic, and has many
friends. The bride is the daughter oi
Hon.- Jobn"WtJlU!,-0nfe"0f'the oldest sett
'tiers irf"this part of the valley. All
unite'in wishing the happy couple long
life and prosperity.
Hammer & Borman have had a beau
tiful set of artistic signs placcd ort the
store windows.
Congregational Church, Sunday, 7:45
p. m., subject,."'The" Door in the
Book catechism class, Saturday, at
1 :^o p. m.
Rev.- Gregory J. Powell Of Fargi,
gave an interesting address in tfie Con
gregational Church Sunday evening.
He always has a word of good cheer
and encouragement, and the people arc
glad to greet him.
W. Massey, deputy G. M. W. of
the A. O. U. W., is spending a few
days with the local lodge and doing
effective fraternal work.
Word comes from California from
Mrs. H. G: Hagcn and children, that
they are enjoying their residence and
luxuriating amidst flowers and fruits.
All are glad %o hear from them.
Dr. and Mrs. Ivers have a finely ap
pointed suite--of rooms over Hammer
Borman's drug store.
O. E. Olsdtt'has added a shoe shine
department to- his shaving emporium.
He has one'of the finest shops in the
state. The 'Forum always on file.
Michel Flaia has opened a new shoe
shop in the north part of town.
Rev. A. Wbld came in from Richland
uesday.
Many subscribers for The Weekly
Forum these days, so as to get a full
iiffest of all the local and state news.
I'he Forum is in touch with the farm
ers' needs.' A reporter will be present
at the next' county institute, and a full
report will appear in both The Daily
and Weekly Forum. The Weekly Fo
rUni mailed to your address, $1 a year.
IK^TA" jVV
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Cor. A:
WRITING MEMOIRS.-
tfear Admiral Schley, retired* is
writing his memoirs and has reached
that period of the Chilian rebellion,
when he and his ship were ordered to
the scene .pf, .trouble. The admiral's
story of the fight off Santiago will be
a straightforward narrative, backed up
with references..to official documents to
bear out assertions he may make re
garding controverted points. There will
be no bitterness about it, so his ene
mies will. ^oV, have
an
opportunity to
court-martial him, as would be the case
were he to'write in controversial vein.
MARKETS.
WEEKLY MARKETS.
The following prices are obtained for
produce in round lots. Butter all grades
{ft good demand. Receipts are fair,
ligs Urm.^
v Quotations furnished by th? Clark
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The formal transfer of the business
of the five divisions^ comprising the
International Harvester Co., located in
Fargo, to E.' F." Weston, the newly ap
pointed general agent is-now in prog
ress, but it will fake several days be
fore the work is completed.
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The
Mrt
wheat
New on track
Cash No. 1 Hard ....
('ash No. 1 Northern
Cii^li No. 2 Northern
Cash No. 3 Northsra .,....
Nowtonrrivo—
On traok—Cash—
New No. 1 Hard .in,.*..
Now No. 1 Northern.
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CreamerjeiM-'Extra 24c first 2X.
Rolls artd prin^Fancy, 17c choice
adding rtock Fre«h, sweet MJi
r-%*.as!~3ft': •**&
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*/"•*$ &*> K*V
COFFEE
Coffee that has quality
Yale
Brand
That's the brand
v
highest of excelletftiCL
.#
Those using it noW
testify to that
For Cup Quality It's Unequaled
Fargo Grocery Co.
Warner & Yoder
Broadway 'Phone 124
Fancy N. D. Y. A. 14c Mianesfl^a,
Twins
i\(a\2c.
Brick cheese—Wisconsin 14c., ts':
Live Poultry—Turkeys
ioCujl4\ culls
8c spring chickens, H^Sj^c old roost
erss 5c liens, fat. 7c hens, thin, Scf
ducks and geese, 8c(agc.
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Beans—Fancy, i navy, $2.50.
Medium to fair, $1.50^175.
Potatoes—50c.
Grain, aside from wheat
furnished by Masill & Co.:
Oats 29c.
Flax, 84c. .*
I'arlcy, 33c(^40C.
Potatoes, 50c.
Hay, $8.
Beans, $@$2.50. V
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DULUTH NO. HARD jfco OUOTATIOd*
DOLCTH, DECEMBER. 2.
Dec. wheat
Cash No.] hard ..*»•••••••
Cash No. 1 Northern..., ,.i,
Cash No. 2 Northern
a s N o 3 N o e n s
Flai—
Cash
Dec
May
New No. 2 Northoi-n. ...j1
New No. northern
New No. 1 Northern to arrive ......
New No. 2 Northern to arrive ....
Flai—
Cash.....i............
Dec
Wheat
Dec....
May..
July..
Pork
Jan...
78**
75He
T»Hc
71%e
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Doc
May
Joly
.90%
70^8
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W
7«Jle
7ft
78*3
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DECBUBEB 1
•••4^44^90 A
HARKJBTS.-
No. 1 northern, new
No. 8 northern, now
"o. northern, uew 1
Flax
Fisher
Lyu*
Mnrten
Mugkrat, v. ..
MuHkrat Kits
Qu- tationH on
7le
G9o
60s
87c
HIDES AMD SXM-WKJAi.
ff.8. hides, No. 1 ««c toW
(Jreenliidop, No. 1 ,.»•««• 5i£c t«6c
Greon frozen. No. I..
No.
1
hides lc Jesa than No. 1.
^beep pelts, large butcher skint..... 40c to 7.V
Bad^wr ...
Red b'ox
Mink. dark...4i ..
Mink, paJo
Otter, dark
Raccoon..,.
Sknnlt
Wolf, prairie....
Wolf, prairie.... ...4.. to
Wolf, timber v.,..• TMX) to j.
Wild Cat to 1.
$ .50 to 1.25
2.M to .ri.00
U"o to 60
-75 io2.»0
7.80 to\ W
l,«»tol.50
,30 to .oO
to 2.002.
00
00
9.00 to K.C0
8.00 to 10 00
S.iK) to 15.00
7c to lie
2c to Se
prime wolJ*
furs for «trictly
handled northern goodB. No. 2 and No. 3 fura
at their values.
(Quotations furnished by Bolleg U Bogatt
Broadway.)
C. E. WHEELEK & CO.
Grain and Stock Brokers
Morton Blook, Fargp
Ptiiriorn RaahI A
Members».
Chicago Board of Trad*
Minneapolis Chamber
Commerce
Grain and provisions bouglit and sold f*f
ca»l» or on margin. Onr prlvnt« wire aen
vl with (^bicuco, Dululli and -Mlncniipollg
uinrkots furnishes the trnilo th*' |iiicke
and tM'St iKCflliim for the prompt bandlli
of hiiKiiH'Hg from this vlclnltj. We aped
ally Kolielt ont-of-town business.
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BOLLCS (ft ROGERS
Oct fuM Values.
207 BROADWAY, ftrgo.
CHICAGp. MINNEAPOLIS
Edwards.
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Manhattan Bldg., Qf lj|ll
ST. PAUL,Mina. Ww||
Dealers Asa
STOCKS, GRAIN, PROVISHMIt
Bought and sold for cash or on reasonable
margins.
Men^bers Important Exchange*. :S
Private Wires.
Write for onr daily market letter and private
telegraph cipher—mailed free.
SMp Yrar Braia to Oi
Prompt Betnrns.
Best Facilities. Lfoeral Advances.'
Par*® Offtc^-Proot Bat—nt Msrtwi Bktdk
'Phone 700.
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