The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume], December 05, 1903, Image 4

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Fancy Neckwear*
12-inch
e y
48-inch
52-iiu.h
52-inch
per yd
Hook and Ladder—Hook and Ladder
Passenger Trains
attached
I "virrJ
LEATHER
Tern.,
7
a. m..
3
i
ir
9
1
noon,
2.
Clear weather and warmer over Mon
tana and Alberta this -morning cloudy
and much colder over other sections.
Winnipeg reports 12 degrees below zero,
Bismarck
2
Moor head
helow, Huron 6 below and
9
below. Light snows have
fallen in the past twenty-four hours in
the Red River Valley Minnesota and
Mississippi Valley and Lake region,
and it was snowing this morning at all
stations on the lakes and raining at
New Orleans. The pressure is falling
in the west.
W. H. GRASSE, Observer.
Chicago Forecast—Fair tonight and
Sunday, rising temperatures. ...
CITY LOCALS*
Have Knight Printing Co. print itl
Gentlemen wear D. & P. gloves.
Aids digestion—Washington Irving
Cigar between meals.
Clearing house transactions lpday
amounted to
$105,549.''
Students will find rates by tl*e' ^veek
jat Gable's Restaurant very lojur.
Large line of water color novelties,
^suitable for Christmas gifts at Mc
'^ane's Art Store.
Rev. Vermilya will speak ifi the So
.. palist Hall Sunday, Dec.
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Gents' Furnishings
FOR CHRISTMAS GIFTS:
Kid Gloves, Mocha Gloves,
Black Dress Goods
All-Wool Black Cheviot—33-inch All-Wool Granite Cloth
48-inch All-Wx)l
Serge—38-inch All-Wool Venetians—44-inch Mo
hair Brilliantine and
4inch
All-Wool Black Granite--46-inch Clay Sefge~
Wool Cheviot—54-inch.All-Wool Skirting Cloth and Fine
French Voiles, at, per yd 8jc and I UU
All-Wool Black Canvas Etamines, a beautiful
material, per yd...
Black, Zibeline Goods, Ive^vy quality,
School House Plaids, 111 different "Colorings,
per yd
TO
Tin Kitchens-With full
enameled kitchen sets, at
50c, 25c and 20c
Tin Pails and Shovels
Just the thing for a little
tfirl, at
10e
Tin Plates Tin Plates
with A, B, C, at only
6c
Flutes and Dinner Horns—The thing for boys,
•it only IOC
32
length, strong and durable, at 4 OR
only Um^nJ
REPORT.
U/S. DEPART, OF AGRICULTURE,
WEATHKR BUREAU.
'Moorliead, Mini)., Dec.
Pressure, a.
5, 1903.
mM 29 32
noon,
4
p. m.
/iood musical programing. Everybody
invited.,
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tz
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Money to loan on valley lands or
jfargo City property at a low rate of
interest. No commission charged.
Call and see us. Real estate for sale.
I %he Lockhart Company, Edwards
building, i
Last night the Robb-Lawrence
building was the scene of an enter
^Jjrise under tl)e auspices of the ladies
if the First Congregational Church—a
Combination of a chicken-pie supper
-^nd a bazaar. It was to have been held
'Thursday night, but a postponement
1'Vas necessary on account of the sever-
Ity of a storm which was raging. For
A*fhe
purpose, the Messrs. .Rob| and
..JLawrence placed the first floor of theic
immeiTse building at the (fisposal of the
»ladies, ensu^ins them plenty 6f'room.
{/Jt
was a wise provision, for the ladies
,,"in c|iarge of the supper department
were C^yti^d upon to serve
one sitting.
325
suppers
.mm.
i •i.t«ilyiiiii^i i^itijirt»t
Silk Suspenders, etc., etc*
French Batiste, at *»|JA
52-inch
Tin Stoves An article
tliat makes a child happy.
]lack japaned, with gilt
stripes, at
39c and 20c
inches in
•Painted, with three coaches
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Fancy vests, double single
breasted. Moy & Kennedy.
The men of the First M. E. fcliurch
wil] give a turkey and oyster supper
at the dining parlor Thursday from
5:30
to
8
p. m.
i
Wernicke elastic Dook cases' 'make
the finest presents finished in golden
oak, weather oak. antique oak, mahog
any, etc. N. D. Book & Stationery Co.
NOTICE—J. W. Searing, P. O. Box
330, Fargo, N. D., will duplicate all
offers of bargains in subscriptions to
periodicals. All enquiries promptly
answered.
3
.. i
A force of twenty men an§ s^ovv
plow No. 7^i are engafeecHttr The- N.
P. yards clearing awa" the large quan
tities of snow which have accumulated
in the yards during the recent storm.
We want to sell you LUMBER
to get Money to buy more Lumber
to sell you.
Ths Valley Lumber Company
Office and Yards No.
122
FAfcGO FORUM AtfD DAILlT
Our
I
V V
All-
1.00
1.50
25c
39l
Worth
75c
N. P.^vc.
Telephone 243.
The Northwestern Electric Co.. 19
Eighth Street South, is doing 'some
neat decorating in an electrical way in
the windows for several merchants
about the. city. That display hi the
window of the McClane art store is a
beauty in design and effect. The com
pany has ample equipment for filling
sev«ral more' orders'. See .afl.^
^Special Saturday
Candy Sale on....
Taffies, 10c Peanut Candy, 10c
and all 40c candies 25c a pound
Saturday.
McLane's, 714 Frotil St.
The occulist in charge 6f the case
of Fireman John M. Dwyer of Staples
who received serious injuries to one
of his eyes' by the breaking of a water
gauge on the locomotive he was work
ing on a dav or two ago, reports that
the patient-is doing nicely. At present
the real es&m of,wiSftMt/k -,m&
whether peh
..
e supper department of was cut 'three''^
pu'f yard
20
inch
$1.00
Worth $1.50 n«r yard
20
inch
S! TOYS!
8j
•r:«'ss m-0.
v9
a
«|f* *p*r| a-
Toys! Toys!
Iron Bank?,- bronze
finish, either house?
or animals at .f"'
5c
25c, 10 c,
and 5c
the enterprise was under 'theydircction
of the Women's Union. A
Buy D.
8l
29.22.
P. glovas.
Cook paints signs, 'phone oaj.
Read Amerland's real estate col
umn on page 7.
For Rent—Office rooms in Morris
Block apply to Dr. Wheeler.
A handsome picture suitably framed
makes an appropriate Christmas present
—McClane's Art Store.
Steam Bneincs with at
tacuol carpontnr work
ing at bcncli whoa en
gine starts man works.
Pricos CA/-.
...$3.50 down to •'VV.
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50c
,$2 50,1 50 and
••QQI
TRANSFER LINE.
Especially equipped for ll\o rapid
traudfer of ull oilccts.
OEORQE WEDOWOOD, Prop.
Office with W. P. Morris Store, Front
Street.
Office 'Phone 387. House 906.
Watnted—Sewing by the day. Apply
at
313
Visit Our Store and Inspect Our Christmas Stock.• Many Valuable Things for Christmas Presents at Reasonable Prices^
Worth Si-75 per yard
36 inch
These are all Black Taffeta of high quality. The 36 Inch qualities are all guarantee^!.
$1.35
)Vorth $1.75 per ya^di
.'t. 25
inch
These are all Black Peau de Soles with very fine lustre and high quality.
Milk and
there were two gashes on the lace.
The patient is at the Bresi^r Hospitals
t*. -.*
.. •.
D. •& If.: gloves are be$t made.
Remember McClane's art store
your holiday presents.
Ninth Street South. A." Steven­
son. ...
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A'^r^oiM^btise^fcM: rent,three blocks
from the Waldorf. F. F. Lincoln, room
18,
Magill Block.
Dr. C. L. Rose his removed his dental
offices from over the Herbst store to the
third floor of the Edwards Building.
We pay particular attention to our
styles for full dress.- Ties,, gloves and
protectors. Moy & Kennedy.
The Robb-Lawrepce Co. expects to"
begin moving the office effects into the
new building next Monday from the
temporary quarters on N. P. Avenue.
Sample line, highest grade fur and
fur-lined coats, bought for
50
cents on
a dollar sale, lasts ten days at the Hen
ry E. Hance Co.,
514-516
Front Street.
Wanted to Buy
800 Bushels of Feed
Barley. Address
•HAUSER BROS,,
^FARQO, N. D. v
Xhiorig^t'liose who took "^fuKcheon
with friends at the Commercial Club
today were Professor- Libby of the
st^te university at Grand Forks and
E.^S. Redeker who represents the Mar
shall, Wells .Hardware'Co.'of Duluth.
Mr. Redeker was with" Hubert Har
ririgton.
CMRISTP1AS LINEN
'Should be snowy white. THE
troy Steam Laundry
has a knack of making all linen fresh and.
pleasing to the tight, whether for wear
ing or for the table. 'Phone 236 for our
wagon.
ARTHUR BASSETT,
Prop.
There is* a neat display of new In
dian "work baskets in the window of
the New Storc^
Street. |n si»
tSilK Sale
$1.33 $1.49
Worth S1.85 per yard
36
incli
$1.00
$i-7S 1
36
inc
1 $1
.75
All sizes dressed
in silk plaids, lace
trimmings, hats to
match, fine lace
trimmed under
wear at
1.50,75c,
50c, 25c
China
Limb
Dolls
Cloth body with
glazed china heads
with black and
blond hair, at
•30c, 25c,
Mnn„
5
very Wagons,
Pony truck wagons, etc., at only
$2.
10c
What cj ,be ^feeit^r Xmas
present?
{«,
far*
-H-
Two gold fishes and globe ^tih ha!i|i
attached—$1. Shotwell & Graver.
"'ice skates for children," women and
men at Fargo hardware Co7
Get Pocahontas Smokelss Coal ai
Interior Lumber Co.'s.
The latest in pictures and art novel
ties—that are novelties—at^ the Fargo
Decorating Co.,
612
Second Avenue
"Bath robes that rob the bath of half
•its chill"—our new. Xmas stock has
j.tfst arrived—Moy &' Kennedy.
This snow makes a demand for stto#
shoyelcrs and all wanting work should
call on me. Loui§. Hotop, 406, Pxout
Street.
Fresh Roasted Coffee
lOe to $1 per pound
Delivered.
Phone 718. N. P. Ave.
City council will meet in regular
riionthly session _on. .sie^t Monday
night. It is rumored that an effort
4 wiil be made fo pass the ordinance
providing for a paid fire department at
this meeting. V
BARLEY
1
Wo want barley. Either feed or raalt
ing grades. Send samples and
get our offer.
MAGILL & CO., Fargo, N. D.
If you will come over to Miss Daw
son's department at Marvin Earl Cok's
Beauty Parlors this afternoon, she will
dress your hair in the latest exquisite
Paris and New York fashion, and the
mirror wil! quickly inform you how
much fhe effect beautifies your appear
ance and sets off your complexion.
Large modern hotue, just re
finished, new beating plant. ..
.• warm house. Lease and pos
I session given Dec. I. Apply,
"at once r,M
E. D. FLEMING* Waldorf
Do not forget the informal tonight
at the dancing academy. The very
best qf music is always in attendance
^t these parties and a good time as-'
Ittfed. The price of admission has
permanently raised to 50 cents,
|r couple.
Gunstein, loum^ ing ifi the
ife
Muffler,, Bath
40-inch
per
:h
Santa Glaus
I Dolls
Silk Eoliennes,
9
DOLL CARWAG£S--Fancy shape, with
parasol, wire braiding, also cane braidings,
at. .$2 OO, OO, 50c and 23c
Gents? Furnishings
,r
s: FOR CHRISTMAS GIFTSI-'.
:J.,^Dr«8S Suit Cases.
Martin Ryan, lawyer Notar
Public. Rooms 23,94 tend 25 N.
P. Block.
A local firm has under consideration
the erecti6n of a business building, next
year, which will be even larger in every
way that! the Robb-Lawrence Building.
The Elks are looking forward to a
very enToyable time tonight at the song
recital and 1 adiel' social at the Elks*
Hall. There are a niiitfbdr of visitors in
town for the function. ...
Take qur word" for it. Come to our
store and get a package of, Rocky
Mountain Tea. If it fails to cure you,
get your money. That's fair.
Fout & Porter field
Colored
Wool, French Voiles, in several different shades, EQ«»
e y V .- w O
Fancy Mixed Suitings, a very nice collection, at, "ft Of*
e y
i
45-inch
Brilliantines, in Blue and Ked) $ 'y
per yd *...-j.ii'.'. jjf-x/iT,s-*V44Nv#**-'-c
Headquarters In
•V'f"v
$3.00
$2.00
$1.50
andt
50e
ANIMALS
Animals with fig
ures, 6 styles as
sorted, length
7
in­
ches, Shoop And Lamb
Dofrauo Uir Boy and
Horse, etc.. at
lOc and 5c
$5
or four days and in defftHlt
n e o w o s e v e i e 0
Don't forget Erickson for you'r
Christmas photos?' Come "now.
Full bfood Poland China boars for
sale. E. 'C. Eddy.
Invitations are out announcing the
twentieth annual banquet of the A'erxa
Hose Co., which will he given at
Pirie's Hall Monday evening.
-i i
•A
\ya$
ta^i-
35
cents.
Qiristmas come now as you can get
them in cood time at Erickson's
Gfound Floor Studio. Remember
that we have^ new supply of picture
frames' in different sizes suitable for
Christmas presents.
Society people and clubs may now go
ahead and enjoy the private bowling al
leys at the Broadway Cigar Store.
Manager McKim announces that the
three alleys in the iarge private room are
now ready for parties and clubs. The
alleys have been plained down to an
exact level,' the balls and pins are new.
the room is well lighted and ventilated.
Very special and reasonable rates are
given to, private -parties and clubs who
are assured exclusive and best service.
This is indeed a simple and novel way
of entertaining^ afternoon and even?
ings. 0' 'vv
DECORATED CHINA
AND ART NOVELTIES
Miriam
If you WM yaut 9^ «jPe An^
ransom*
93-94 Budding, Fargo, N.O.
A very interesting adaptation of. the
card index system,? now so pbptilat in
business houses is the card ledger in'
,^j^,by the Northern Trust Co., ih their
ggvmg* department. By its use the
sit is entered in the pass book
the ledger at the same time,
tp#the book tad the
ifc
c.ow&ti£ do£e
ets are
'". rf.1*-''! -''. .•• "..- '. 'V--..'F ,• ?•.•'-V •fr-vftr'-t i JMi-./.A-'A .'
HandKercHiefs, etc.
There were, crowcl.s o(\-shoppers t.
Broadway today iand rnerfchabts report- j
ed many enquiries for Christmas goods, $ ^~4 oJ."»
Will H. Gill of Wheatland is a bus?»'|
iness visitor in the city this afternpon. V
The street commissioner is lrtjsy*^o»^K V
day removing snow fvom tto walks tg
a u i n o n v a a n o s
Howard E. Lester of Minneapolis!
and Miss Mattie S. Foss of Portland,
tt®
'n-
V V V
wide .just the thing,for eveiimg CA
wear, at, per yd i........ Iivv
Fancy Wool and Silk Mixed Crepe de Cnene, i- 4 A A
per yd. .J............. JiUU
50-inch
:.T ... j,*...
'#IANOS
Concert Op-
riuht l'inno^,
all sizes up to
length iu.,
lieiKht IT/4 in.,
18
koys, imita
tion Ri sswtK)d
lln'sh, usually
well fluishetl,
fr^m
•2 OO
4hwn to
DRUMS
Fine Nickel Drums, Fibre Drums, Metal Shell
Dfums.' ^American, English, German and
French Fjates,*tk^
pay higher rates of interest than cite
the commercial banks- '. ..
New' liovehiea lh shirts 'at Moy
Kennedy's jY v,:l
Read Amerland's real
umn on page 7, for bargains and
trades.
i'
this- state, were -married by justicei
Marfin Ryan this afternoon.,
George T. Miller's express horse had i
a nasty fall on Eighth Street South last
night, but beyond an annoying delay
with some baggage there was no damage I & :'f
done. If
In county court this morning 'An^f
drew- Clemenson was appointed
derson. deceased, late of Warren'.
o w n s i
v
V
V
TEA ROOM
.. and—
Woman's
Exchange
Boom 24 deLendceoie. Blk
Hoars 1 to 6 p. m.
In the case of N?ls Hall vs. F. II.
Attorney Morrill in district court tlfi^^L^/V
morning to vacate and set aside a? ff
judgment entered by default agaiiV5t W' V'
the defendant at the July term. At-J,
torney A. B. Lee appeared for the de
fendant. The court requested further/ ?'?'. -V,
authorities and reserved his docision''^^^'
until they are presented. gj&zi'*
ITie lfecture of Rev. G. L. Morrill in^^
FargO Dec it ,is attracting a lot
attention. Mir. Morrill is undoubted-?!^ .J.?.
ly oiie of the best speakers ih the wrtt-"^
and the- ladies of the First. Baptist .t v,"
church are fortunate in being able to^
secure him. He will speak on ''The ,£.
Flying Dutchman" and the lecture will^*
be in the church building. The tick-
35
_cent s:f.
•A distinctive art display is to be seen
at the McClape picture store, on .Broajct
w a y w e e
k
make the
at night,
tri-c^pri
jje a-ba^.^tO'
rn U.F
of t|
ally arti*it tod stfikii
Wi*..-:?
V A".:
4
e e i s- s o w n a v a o e v
•statuary in delicate flesh 'f
display especially attractive^
rJ$.:
McCiane lias had i^ws of T~ft'
flept^Hghts pl«| fn bor- -M
.the «)Mpr of jK^indowS^jS^ipl^^