The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume], December 11, 1903, Image 3

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..State Band..
In Concert at 3 O'olook
Entire Lower Floor...,., $ .50
Entire Balcony .23
Seat Sale opens Saturday mortiing
at Broadway Pharmacy.
4 ..•$'• ARCHITECTS.
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J. N. Mndtaab, M. D. Dixaktrtk MmRm*, M.D.
DRS. RINDLAUB
SPECIALISTS.
fSYB, BAR, NOSE AND THROAT
J? FARGO. N. D.
dtUndriqit Block, opposite If. P. XKe$i&'
PROFESSIONAL CARDS
ATTORNEYS.
.^EE," ARTHUR B., ATTORNEY AT LAW.
-ij offk-cs In Magill Building, Broadway and
\v^- Front Street, Fargo. Practices In ull
•courts.
SffUKNER, H. It., ATTORNEY AT LAW,
(tffln'S in Edwards Building, Broadway.
Practices in all courts.
-iijAUNETT & REESE, ATTORNEYS AT
v Law—Offlccs: 4 and 8, Morton Building,
,.^( Broadway.
V jj$OLE, A. T., LAWYER, ROOMS IB TO 22,
~\ir Ilitntington Brock, Broadway.
FILLER. HENRY F., ATTORNEY AND
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('ouuselor at Law. Over Fargo National
Bank, Fargo, N. D.
i' Robinson, .7. e., attorney at law,
». «»l'j Front Street, Fargo. Practices In all
Courts. Tax eases a specialty.
'Ik OTT, W. A., ATTORNEY AT LAW,
Oljice second floor Morton Block, Broad
.* way, Fargo, N. D.
V.,1^H0MP80N, R. P., ARCHITECT—PLANS,
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NpoclUcntions ami superintendence—Rooms
ii0and21, Edwards Building.
ilfLBHANT, W. C., ARCHITECT AND
.•'.'$':• :':.•• Superintendent. Plans, estimates and de
tnll«. Office: No. 64 Broadway, Fargo,
N. D. Telephone No. 53-4.
A. J. O'SIIEA. ARCWl'J'liJCT AND SUl'Klt
.{ji intwident, praettaal plans,' #peei fictitious
and estimates furnished for all kinds of
4: ^buildings. Offices N. P. Block, Broad
'W ." way.
5 SIEEBE, M. E., ARCHITECT—PLANS
14 and specifications furnished for all classes
i' rfOf building. Telephone 755 ofQce at 618
v1 First Avenue North, Fargo, N. D.
JlANCOCK BROS., ARCHITECTS, OF
i: flee over Douglas Block, 113 Broadway,
Fargo, N. D. I'lans and estimates for ail
kinds of buildings.
:-V- PHYSICIANS.
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.WEAR.—DR: SORKNESS.—PHYSI
clans and 8urgeons. Office over WUser's
10 to 12 a.
Drug Storer. Office hours:
iu. 2 to 5 and
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to 8, p. in.
JJpARROW & WEIBLE, PHYSICIANS AND
i-, «jg surgeons. Office deLendreele BlocJc, cor
:-'-«35ner-of Front and Seventh Streets. Office
sijhours: 0 to 12 a. m., to 0 and 7 to 1)
:'v- r?
p. m., Fargo, N. D.
,»R. C. N. (CALLANDER DR. A. C.MORRIS
PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS.
Office Hours: Office Hours:
V 11 to 12 a. m. 'to 11 a. m.
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f--fe345 Residence. 1043 Residence.
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1 UNDERTAKERS.
LICENSED KMBA.LMEK—FUNERAL
Supplies.. J, F.- Rico, 8 South Broa^^y^t,
reur of Moody's store.
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Fine and d0an
f!™e.' clo^Va* deal*Wjxe^y
control the American Carrier Co?|
irefrigerators, in Vhich to ship oyj&jf
iterpr 4/rtcf from' the beds. Oysters
^arrive sealed, free from ice and
preservatives, -and are sold loi lic*!
jper quart. Try them, v
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A« PERRY,
Metropolitan
.Skating: Rink.
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DEPARTMENT.
We can satisfy you on style,
quality, price or terms.
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.• We have New Or^aftsf as
,S^9pp^-^p4,pigftfis, good^lic,
°r" $l5.0b |i,
Pianos as low as— l,\
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$ 1 2 5
Vcrv good ones for—
$200, $250, $300
Terms to suit your own pocket
book. Don't think of buying any
where before looking
makes, and getting our price*, and
terms. V•
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over our
Store Open Evenings-
The Big Furniture, Store with
tfee Little Prices. Licensed Un*
ters and Embafmers.
RESIGNATION.
,^|w4».6f.'rte Bosrfl of EdocAtion CrlUcbed
Aa to fJaiKcessAry Expeiu*.
•.'* |h quar^efs about the city, es
pcpiaily iiv^thc bnsiiiess offices where
t^x-e? are "watched pretty dosely. and
oifficial items of expense carefully scan
ned there is considerable adverse crit
icism expressed at the recent action
"pf the board of education, or rather
the comniittec of the board in charge
of the particular niatfc)?,- regarding the
^rincipalshlp of the high school.
The question is beiftg asked why, in
41ie face of there being no official res
ignation on file, from Mrfl Lind,
kich hurried steps should be taken to
secure a successor, especially when
prominent members of the board, in
'jjig the president himself, have
that- thipre was a
•n or
a nls
hat a gre^iMpy peop
e promin^U^^lyer said the ex^
|»ense was unntcessai^ in t"
the fact that the schools wil
iia few days for the Chrisfmas
^ind that the high school co ^.. ..
^Ieeh conducted very well for-&$
iy the faltiit|ty aided by S
ogie and the latter cotU
his vagttiStf, W
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in a
the
Kcy of
OrtlE TftRTTM *UATtiir• Y i^
We {Gave large a^ortftient
ol—r
Parlor and Club Sets,
Turkish Rockers aod
Couches and 4^
Kl',)
Fancy Rocker#^^
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in, endless variety, and-every Hece
of Leather Goods is guaranteed to
be of the very, best make.
It Witt ^surprise you if you^will
Compare i
Prices.,
Investigate.
better conserved by the jengagemeiit of
a man principal, that alt the leading
schools of the country were in the
hands of men principals,,. Que was en
gaged and note the-resnfts.
Unless some members o£ the board
ofv education, chan^^j^ir^minds, the
special meeting pro^dijipd by President
Dahlquist to take si^tion uj^on the res
ignation of Mr:' Lind, wilt'be sparsely,
attended as it is claimed that action
has already been taken.
It is stated that not oijjy. has Mr.
Lind secured another position, but one
at a sligfrtly increased salary.
The engagement of a successor to
Mrs'. Harrison, supervisor of music, is
proving rather a hard problerh as of
course all the first-class teachers are
Mnder contract, but'hopes ,are enter
tained thai one will be available by the
time the schools reopen aft^r the holt
days .. -.
BAND,^ONCERT SUNDAY.
D. StSte Band at opcrahouse, 3
Mil. Admission 25 and s® cents/
ts reserved Saturday ali Broadway
Armacy
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^ir and ini
E. Church
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Leather Goods.
supper at
day aft
very en
finan?
and evening proVc^
occasion and nett
l^l^urns. The Wi
Mkjihary Society han
netted $2750 through skies,
amount will go to Miss ive,
akota's Methodist missi
fThere were a few
For the seekers of the beautiful and good in furniture. You can't buy It
elsewhere at our prices. Our immensity and "little prices" tell the reason. Pleasing, satisfying
and guaranteeing does the rest Our Holiday Novelties now on exhibit is larger and finer than ever
Piano and Organ
50 Per Cent
DISCOUNT ON ALL
vjpancy China,......
/^tatuary,
.Vases,
J's/A.VBric-a-Braci
a^Jt:
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One-Half what you will
payjany where else.
Remember, we can furnish anything for the home from the cellar to the garret
RAILROAD NOTES.
HOODOO ENGINE.
Crookstbn Times: Engine 162, which
has been on the night passenger run be
tween Cass Lake and Neche, N. D., on
the Great Northern, is pronounced by
railway men to be a hoodoo. She came
from the shop Oct. 22, and since that
time has had her pilot samshed twice at
Cass Lake. Last Tuesday night one of
the sidebars broke loose and stripped
one side of the engine, giving her
crew a narrow escape from death. The
ruh was completed with two drivers.
The «ncxt day she wis taken back light
and at Carman ran into another .en
frihe with such force that the services of
a third was necessary to pull them
AMENIAS.
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^.v^and Lamps,
We axe going to sell every piece
in this department by Xmas. Come
and help yourself.
Just think of it!
iiid1i# lfy% lfe %ut how Wen it applies to the Holiday
Gifts l)ere that are bargains in price, beautiful in style, full of
grace and elegance, and the kind that last a lifetime. That de
scription applies to our Mammoth assortment of
tARPETS,
DRAPERIES,
LACE CURTAINS,
BEDDING,
QUILTS AND
BLANKETS
We have in many designs and
styles you cannot find any
where else, and you-.will be
pleased to see the i
LOW PRICES
we have put on. everything, in
this department!.
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Arnenia, N. D., Dec. ia—To Tlie
Forum: The attendance at our debat
ing club last evening was
vpry
gratify­
ing indeed. We are pleased to hijive
so many visitofs and yet we hotoe, fere
our next meeting, to have -enrollecf all
Who have so far. been visitors as active
Se,
embers. Our membership coftimit
with Russell Gowland as chairman,
is active and we are pleased to note
tiK splendijd results of the work.
I: tlie .debate. "Resolved that football
'i/ffipfe-lttore' harm than good," with
!^0wdVijn. Bernard Vaughn and
I'^iSfillkhefer on the affirmative
ttkle. ChrUsie McLennan
orter on the negative Was
,on both sides. ./Wares
seemed to greitly
e and. doubtless did
|^p&|^tiing a victory for the
to vacat&ft'frdth Ded
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prompt attention.
to Jan. 4, the next meeting will be^otv
Tuesday evening, Jan. 5.
Mrs. Porter is busy drilling the
young people for their respective parts
on the Christmas programme. She is
an excellent hand at such work and is
never allowed much rest when anything
in the nature of public speaking is go
ing 011.
Professor Addie has just recently
been granted a life diploma froifi the
state department of South Dakota. He
has purchased a half interest in the law
firm at Friend, Neb., and will begin
work in his new field in August.
The Economic Club is as prosperous
as ever and all tfte boys are looking
well.
It has been arranged to have all
those who wish to take the Eighth
Grade final examination in this section
this fall do so at the Amcnia school
on Thursday and Friday. Dec. 17 and
18. There are only a few subjects on1
which any of our own pupils wish to
write but we shall be pleased to look
after the wants of any coming in. from
the neighboring schools.,. Cor. S.
MONTE CARLO'S BLACKLIST.
It is usually imagined that anyone
may enter the gambling saloons at
Monte Carlo and try his or her luck,
at the tables where roulette, tfente-et
quar-rante and baccarat are played.
But the Drince of Monaco has made a
rule that no. resident of his "dominion"
is to be allowed admission, and the
privilege is consequently denied his
"people".
The casino authorities decline ad
mission n their own account to any
peradt) who on a previOtfir occalioin
miy have lost all his ittpiiey at tlie
tables and may have Itfttt TO ask lor
financial fissistance 'from tli'em to pro
cure a railway ticket for hotne.
To secure this m^tiey one goes to
the office of the admrairtratiot*r-whioh
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In Fancy anf.
Novelties in
Store Open Evenings
On the Corner of Broadway
and Second Avenue North,
Fargo, North Dakota.
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Furniture Dept.
FURNITURE
we have Lhc largest line ever
sjjown in Fargo, and it will be
very necessary for you to take
extra time when you come
here, there will be so many
pieces to interest you that it
will -take time to study the
different things we here dis-
play*
I v I V I V i cfe==
From now until after the Holidays,
things will be extra brisk at Tlie
Big Store, so we advise shopping
as early as convenient.
is at the top of a steep staircase—and
after signing sundry documents the
victim has to sit. 4o a photographer.
'l*his photograph'is preserved for fu
ture reference, and the man who is on
this ''blacklist" has very little chance
of renewing acquaintance with the
guilded saloons until he has repaid the
REV G, MORRIIilw
Rev. G.. L. Morrill of Minneapolis
will speak, here Dec. 11. He has been
secured by the ladies of the First Bap
tist Church and his address will |ie
Mldin m*
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