The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume], December 16, 1903, Image 5

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HOLIDAY
SUGGESTIONS
Christmas Gift Waists.
Seasonable qualities, latest styles,
and prides—particulary the prices—
make tljem attractive to givers of
practical-presents. $6.50 JB AO
Silk Waists at 4avO
HOLIDAY SALE OF RIBBONS
Gift Robes and Saoques.
Our assortment and qualities ensure
satisfaction^ Prices make, buying
casyN
HOLIDAYTMBBELU SALE.
UNMAfCHABLE VALUES AND
VARIETY OF STYLES,
i ir .• ./'•f.y.S
y
!*f'
'It'
All the novelties of the season! A
seemingly endless assortment. Jlicy
are here, sheer and dainty for women,
plain and tine tor men. Dainty boxes
go with purchases of $1.00 or more
WEATHER REPORT.
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Agriculture
WEATHER BUREAU.
Moorhead, Minn., Dec. 16, ^1903
Pressure, 9 a. m., 29.30 ftoon, 29.5o»
Tern., 14 a. m.. —2 noon, 10.
Cloudy weather this morning with
decidedly- higher temperature. Ugh}
in has fallen over Washington and
ow over western Mogtjaio. Mmneso
i and the lake re^ons and »t was
',^y gaining this morning at
»A"
v'..v icinif over AJbeijUi.
V 'f %i K. GRA^SE. Observer.
Chicago
w
ihe
Forecast-Partly cloudy to-
'*flight with probably snow flurries
CITY LOCALS."
D. & P. gloves **re bust made.
Remember McClane's art store for
jjrbur holiday prejWfts.
Fine linen lawh box^^stationer#- in
colors Gibson lieadsj 75c, or by the
i* vfeam. North D^kota^opk &' Station
'"i-ry Co.
A
Lijiberg of the telephone: ex­
change will be .operated «*n at the hos
pital toinofrq^r morning for appe^di
citis.
Silk uiribreljas^i, tp A majpiifi
cent collectm for .CHrMmas gifts, the
daintest Of handles and the finest of
J^4^s lks. All the latent noyclti^s.
v
bcrg & Co
iwS^ir
A \«®1||AN ISfHj
Tfc*
Troy SMNim Laundry
wwk pica** tfc# woMn.
'PkoM 2M. N.I». Av».
»»r
»w plainly that
nten *Hn" has
The hotel re^4g|
jthe exodos of t?6'
ie next month the
knights of the grip
»e hotel onfcsfr
will go neve?'
ry and
see the results
|ling- and reciive' »u-
Tr-
•t
CHRISTMAS NECKWEAR.
Our Holiday Stock of Ladies'
Neckwear much the largest and
choiccst showing we have ever made.
i
Novelties ill
-iVvWrT
Leather Goods
...
A large variety of Carriage and'Autd
Rags, fitted with purse and card case,
highest grade Saffian leather, hand
somely lined and mounted.
SPECIAL—One lot Shopping Bags,'
our regular $1.25 quality
98c
Real Seal Card Case.?, Pocket
books, Leather Music Rolls, Writ
Jewel Boxes, Collar
Ing Tables,
Boxes, v,- y*
S
Vtf"
Headquarters for
Holiday Gift Handktr
Newest and Freshest Stodks in Variety, and Prices to Suit"
'I
SPECIAL SUMS SALE OF
I N E U S
Best quality/Hudson Bay Beaver Cofits,
22 and 24 Inches long, go A IS AA
in this sale at ...., mFUn""
Xearseal Coats, as and 24. inches long,
best Satin Lining, Marten Collar, Cuffs
and Reversi our regular AA
S55.00 coat, at
Finest quality AStreetowi Coat, guaran
teed in effery respect.fl| A A A U
this sale atl. ...
OF
Single S!yn Sable and Isabella Kox
Boas in this sale they are
going from
Double^ Sable or Isabella Fox Boas—
Splendid,quality v
"/,«| CAU
going this sale. wa w V
Marten.Cluster Scarfs'afid Long Boas—
oing^n this sale at $6, AA AA
9.50, $15 and fclf all IF
Children's Sets in all Desirable Furs.
Coats, Suits and Skirts.
Special Christmas Sale Offerings of
extra clever things as well as values
for this Holiday occasion. Your choice
of 100 Women's Tailor-Mads .§
all this fall's styles, at 'J-
ONE-THIRD OFF.
omens Fine Novelty Coats, wotfh
Store Open Evening
Until After Christmas
Japanese art wares at .a great dis
count., Sundberg 4 Co., 72 Broadway.
Nickel plated ta'b)te ware' looks as well
As silver, wears twice as long ijid costs
half tlii price, fai^o Hardware Co.
Beautiful pieces Wf firte china, cups,
sauccri,^ chocolate pots, 'boil bon
dishes, etc., make yiitable Christmas
presents. North Dakota B»ok & St a
tiohery Co.
SWEAR OfF
and be 9000 Next Year, »and go to
TM VALLKY LUMIM I0MMNT YAHO
and buy GOOD Lumber Lath, Shingles
and all kin^ of
Oeeri SWLrtNa MATiniAL at Set4 Prices.
Office No. 122 N. P. Aye. 'Phope 243.
The day after Christmas ajtrio of
machinery managers will hie them
selves to their 'resfpdetive factories for
annual conferences and a talk over
business for the coming season as per
tains the thresher sales. Manager
Bathrick of the Nichols & Shepard Co.,
goes to Battle Oreek, Mich., Manager
Wright goes to Buffalo and Manager
Tectonius of thf J. I. Case Co., will go
to Racine Wis.
NOTICE—J.JV. Searing, P. O. Box
330, Fargo, N. D., Will duplicate all
offers of barrios la subscriptions to
periodicals. 411 enquiries promptly
answered.
u
The Ladies' Aid Society of jftoSerts
Street M. E. Church helid«*a special
work meeting on
Tues^a?
a^L'g*ini.n^
uttle*
home
Ttlfe FAtiGO A TO BAILT HETOBIRDA^
9.60!!
1, worth
rom $20 to $25, every correct^ stye,
fihpe and wear. Fof' 4j Yjj{l
this sale at.s .... a* IF
jeparate Dress Skirts in Fine Chev.ots
and Granite croth, handsomely trimmed
Our regular $12 £0, $13.50, and $r,.oo
Skirts. Your choice for V O "TC
this sale at *... mPa
S25 Broadcloth, Silk Lined Skirts, Pjajn
and Taffeta trimmffJ,
at
,\i. .. i!
Children's $12.50 to $15.00 Kersey Uid
Xibellne Long'Cloaks. 4A fHfl
Special at...... *^7^^
Ptliers worth $9.00 and
$10.00, at
Women's $2.00 Fleeced Lined Wrap
pers, trimmed with Braid 4| BQ
and Satin Folds, at.......... O
15
Skirts, Plain
15.00
6.76
led Wr
Jewel
Ever so man
Dda't miss seei
meat before bin
J.
structions for I another year's/c|m-1 and 'inany ha/py returns of the nc
paign
Buy him a ^atli robe fbr Xwas at
Mo3{ & Kennedy's.
afternoon at
^the .home of Mrs., Ida Buttles, 701
"fpiifd Street North. The society was
Veil repr«?seufred-' ind each lady plied
h^Yv neicdle ad( 'swiftly as possible and
TOjfcy useful Articles and Otitis
gifts were qdmpl^ted. Mrs.
her pleasitu^.. manner and wit& S^f
chosif remarks, presented the preti
dent With a iovely solid silver forje. ii)
behalf, of the society, and as a gentle
remuiMr \f the esteem the ladies held
for her.,-This was a complete surprise,
rn\
composure, Mrs.
Jackson (thanked the ladies for the
bwutWi^riift and ..also for the united
effort n tfce society dutlni
.,= .r» .-.T. A boutf
by Mrk'
each lady went to her
all taerry Christmas
V
Novelties
Neck Chains
Jewel Mount
ed Combs
Coral Neck
laces
to A. L. Moody's
HOLIDAY
SUGGESTIONS
Trefousss Kid Glovat
Buying tliem, you buy the best there
We have not only the best, but
the cheapest and all the newest shades
of the season.
Wonrii's Ctinslmas Slippers
CORSETS FOR GIFTS
Some very special valyes
.- this week.
JL
Fan Hand-Embroiderejt
Pillows
ilk Waist Patterns
Handsome Laeea
Linens
Doylies
1 "W*i
44
tv
Waistin^su
4&:
WAIST PATTERNS in fine,fancy
Vestings, regula? $1.00*40 fcj^QQ Pirt
terns.' Choicest
HALF PRICE.
Blankets and Qomfoiiet&.
.. Lisle and Silk Ho^tryj
Christinas Bargaihs In Men's
wv Furnishih^s. -v
polls here.
our assort-
year
Cook paihtfe signs, 'phone 935.
Genflemen wear D. & P. gloves.
Those swell winter caps come from
Moy & Kennedy's.
Graudin wants a baiiber. Address
Gerty Swattwood, Grandin.
Electric fixtures for Christmas. Fafrgo
Plumbing & Heating Co
For wood and lignite p^icesK ca^ lots,
see ad
of
L. B. Gibbs*
Aids dlgestion--Washlngtofi Irving
Cigar between meals.
For Rent—Office rooms in Morris
Block apply to Dr. Wheeler,
Students will, find rates by the week
at Gable's Restaurant very low.
A handsome picture suitably framed
makes an appropriate Christmas present
—McClane's Art Store.
Call on Monson the trunk than and
make your selection of a suit £ase or
satchel for a Christmas present.
New Englanders will not forget•'the
business meeting this eveningr.it
A Christmas gift "suggestion—why not
a pair of gold spectacles?
$5
to
$10,
Will adju^j the lenses aftgr Christmas,
or bef$r£ as you wish. $undberg &
Co.
if
XThere will be a special stereopticon
service at the Salvation Army Hall to
night. The scenes shown comprise "A
Trip Across the Continent," "Where Is
My Wandering Boy," "Chicago Street
Scenes ". Come eaj*ly, admission to
'cents.
1
il' .-
1 A E Y I
barlajr. Either feed or malt-
iSi'-iradiB. Send samples and
get our offer.
jfeAQILL ft CO., Fargo, N. D.
With the assistance of a number of
his friends.' who have been clearing out
•their wardrobes of coat*, etc.. they did
not need, Bishop Mann was able today
|o ship a big packing case tightly pack"
*'id with clothing, to Rev. A. McG.
•Beede of Rolla for distribution amoiig
the needy Indians contiguous to his
mission. The bishop says the box will
EDXESDAY EVENING, DECEMBER 16, 1903.
be 'hurriecj through to it# destination
by the ,G, N. people.
Buy D. & P. gloves.
Have "Knight Printing Co. print it I
Bankl clea rings today amounted to
$128,3id 1
If you want a toy trunkjthat is w&rth
having call on Monson.
Wanted—Sewing by the day. Apply
at 313 Ninth Street South. A. Steven
.sorii-
Fan«|tdyeitiff,.^team 5nd dry cleaning
a
658
S a i o n e
Beauty Parlors
k 106 Broadway
ring, Shampoblifjig^
Dyeing, Bleaching,
Scalp Massage
FACIAL MASSAGE
:1" Electric and Plain
Christrria^ is coming Erickson
makes' phonos that will irresistably ap
peal to ^veryone.
A 6-r/)om house for rent, three blocks
from tke Waldorf. F. F. Lincoln, room
18, Magill Block.
Large line of water color novelties,
sirftablf for ChristuKas gilts atv Mc
Lane's Art Store.
The Lady Foresters will meet in_p7
K. Te^iple Thursday at 8 p. m. There
will be- an.electiQ'h -Sjf^officersf
Masonic Temple* Souvenir
PRICE 76 O HINTS
Can be had of J. G. MoKen
dry at Temple, or at Forum
Offleo. ,-
A
Beautiful display oT ^iflTier's fine
perfumes in plain anient glass bottles
and fancy eases^rt*C' to $10. Nickell's
Open All Drug Store, Front
Street. -I'-"
•jf
Moftey 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
In county cAirt this morning Judge
Hansen^sued »-marriage license.,..to
-Frank R.^Healh-^ud-.Mis^ Hatfie -A.
Dynes, Wth" of 'Gardner.,,'
Final reports were*heapd^amfcaiiow
ed by Judge Hanson this morning in
county court of the administrators in
the estates of Sarah O., Edward and
Charles^jP. McKnight.
Military toilet sets in stag/el)6ny
and 'oit^aized silver finish, $j
Direct from the roaster
to your table.
ERDEL'S 20 different
grades of coffee—fresh
roasted daily-
IOC to $1.00.
'Phone 718.
Kindly place
your orders early—call­
ing cards—only 75 cents per 100 from
your own plate and $1.50 for finely
engraved copper plate and IQO cards.
Sundberg & Cb. V •'J
John Kensel, a Buffalo farmer, ar
rested yesterday on a charge of intox
ication, pleaded guilty in city court
this morning and .was given, the usual
fine of
$5.
lie paid and was dis­
charged.
Joseph Bowers 4ias 1 commented
an action in district court against Wil
liam W. AmeS. et il., to quiet title to
lot 6, block 6, in Roberts ^ddition to
Fargo. John E. Greene is the attor
ney for the pHiintiff.
Flynch, interesting game, 50c hand
purses 25c to $T, extra fine large
heavy^iAiitation
ler^-constantly
7:30,
Commercial Club roams, Loyal
Knights Hail. Imports* business to
be acted upon. v
cut glass pieces. Mil­
hears comment pn the
.remarkable values in this department.
Economy Store, 718 Front Street
The brick walls of the courthouse
annex have been rebuilt and the roof
will be on the building when the force
of carpenters quit work tonight. The
boiler for the heating plant has been
placed in position apd the outlook is
very good for the occupancy. of the
building 011 Jan. 10.
~l=ORREf^^
The present quarters of the
Hall-Robertson Hardware Co.,
consisting of four stores sev
enty feet deep with dry base
ment all heated, Po^sessum
given in January. Enquire
on the premises. «...
Carpenters are engaged^ today in
erecting a one-story frame addition to
the city hall. The building when com
pleted will house the ambulance used
by the city health department. The
wagon has been rebuilt and is now
something of a credit to the city.
The eighth year final examination for
pupils of the rural schools, throughout
the state, will be in progress Thurs
day and Friday of this week. The pro
gramme of subjects, nine in ail, and the
time devoted to each paper has been
arranged by the state department and
V
$1
*0
SURETY
BONDS
for persons occupying^
positions of trust.
Contract
Court Bonds* etc*
Bank Burglary
Insurance ......
application blanks
and rates. 4/
Uf I I
W.J.Lane
Fargo, N. D.
under no circumstances
ated from.
75
:-l6
$6
Dianicur&^sets,. same finish, 50c. Nh$3
collar and cuff boxes. 50c to $5 albums,
25c to "$£? Nickell's Open All' Nfght
Drug Store, Front Street.
Chairman Newton of the board of
county commissioners came in from
Mapleton this morning and with Coun
ty Auditor Lewis is looking after court
house insurance Shatters this afternoon.
•fast it"be digvi
i
Diamond rings, $10 to $500 for Christ
mas gifts. A grand" collection of dia
mond, ruby, sapphire and emerald rings
for Christmas gift selection. Sundbe^
& Co
Senator'Perkins says- knows why
nature located gold iafioes in Butte.
Mont., instead oi cSal deposits. He
was fhet-e not long fgo andt wa§ charg
ed
cents foc«^Iiave f^nd'a shine. In
the washroom attached to the barber's
shop he'w'aiited the iise.ot a comb for a
few Hioments, and this cost him an
.pttier quarter. He rinsed his hands
after arranging his hair and wiped
them on a towel near at hand and once
more gave up
25
cents. "And then,"
he says, "it dawned
011
me ,^hy gold in­
stead of coal mines Wertfttb be found
in that robbers' roost."
In payment of a wager the Yale
Harvard football game George G.
Coolidge of East Orange. N. J., a sen
ior of the Sheffield Scientific school at
Yale University, and said to be a
cousin of J. Pierpont Morgan, has tak
en out a junk neddler's license in New
Haven. The bet was laid with a class
mate. who if he lost was to take out a
bootblack's, license.? Both young men
are verv wealthy.! Coolidge is re
quired to make weekly reports to the
chief of police of' "tTie amount of junk
h£ gathers,$jhe nature of the same and
when and-'^where tfy- was bought and
sold. ...
WHAT OTHERS SAY.
A Swfodhman: Come to thinks of it
there is a chanci for the man who can
invent a. way to boil those automatic
switches during zero weather.
L. B. Hanna: In'his address at the
irrigation meeting at Duluth, Mr. Max
well, chairman of'tVe executive com
mittee of the National Irrigation As
sociation. urged some changes in the
land laws which he said were abso
lutely necessary to keep the lands for
the people, as they were intended.
urged the repeal of all land laws with
the single exception of the homestead
law and that should be amended so
that settlers cannot commute, but must
reside on the land and improve it for
the full term of five years,.before.'the
issuance of a patent.
Y
w
Arthpr G. Lewis. W. M.: I wish to
state for the benefit of all members of
Shiloh Lodge. No. 1. that the banquet
and entertainment to be given on Fri
day night, is for the benefit of all mem
bers of Shiloh and they are entitled to
bring one lady. If any member has not
received a card to that effect it was an
error ahd should be overlooked, and
all members will be gladly welcomed.
Owiftg to the large membership it has
been found necessary to confine the
entertainment to members of Shiloh
only. Come and get acquainted with
your brother's wife. We have private
installation at
7:30.
at
8:30
,o,'clock, reception
o'clock and -banquet at
9-year
9
o^clock or soon after, and short after
dinner speeches, music and jm illus
trated lecture by Bro. Mayo.
ri
Rev. S. A. Hay worth: Last night
through curiosity I went to the Nor
wegian Baptist Church to hear Lon
nic Lawrence Dennis, the boy evange
list. I went expecting to see a strange
freak of memorizing sermons and de
claiming. I was completely surprised
to note the ease with which the boy
began a discourse on "The Star of
Bethlehem." The boy exhibits mar
velous reasoning ability and proves to
the hearer that he is entirely original.
He carries his own credentials which
convince the most prejudiced that he
is sincere. In listening to him the aud
ience seems to forget that they are
listening to a
old boy and are
at once enraptured with the Christ
whom he is preaching. Curiosity dies
away and 6ne sits s»nd listens with as
much composure as if he were listen
ing to a Beecher y a Brooks. The
boy's talk produced a profound relig
ious impression. To my mind he is
the greatest marvel of the age. I ahv
not paid for saying this either. He is
a prodigy of premature development.
He has massive brain and conducts
the services with as much calmness as.
Moody and his pungency of style and
directness of appeal reminds me very
much of that great evangelist except
that he tells no stories outside of
Scripture. He is well worth hearing.
The traveling party consists of the
boy's mother and Mr. Snowden, the
advance agent, and his wife.
Gold spectacles, $5 for Christmas gifts.
A splendid gift feature of our optical de
partment is a splendid pair of gold
pectfctes for $5, others up to
to Will be fitted after the holidays.
Sundberg & Qo.
PEOPLE OF NOTE.
Editor Franklin Potter was an arriv
al from Casselton.
E. F. Gilbert of CasselUkn was doing
business here today.
Attorney Callahan of Casseltdtt ts in
the city on legal business.
J. B. Bolton of Albert Lea, Minn., is
business visitor in the city.
Mrs. J. H. Kyle of Aberdeen,' S. D.,
has apartments at the Waldorf..
Banker. J. it.. Irish of Detroit
Commissioner Laxdal of the statjp
land department registered at the Waf
dorf last night.
Judge W. Hv Barnett returned
morning from a trip to the north*w^
part of the state. f:
At the Hotel Prescott were
fie Parkins of Nash amMj^^^ldvwn
of St. Thomas. 'v.
President C^kjP^ of the normal
school at MayvJlTe was an arrival at
the Waldorf-laft night.
State superintendent W. L. Stock
wcll Bismarck was a business visi
j^r in the city last evening.
Miss Emily Sprague,of Yankton. S.,
f).. will spend the holidays with
Olive Cady on Fifth Avenue South.
WiUb Graham of the Waldorf Elec
trical force, has arranged io sp^ijl the
Christmas season with friends in Min
neapolis.
'I .-*«* v
Father, Qujllinan of Casselton and
Very Rev. Thos. Egan of St. Mary's
Cathedral returned last JiigUt,. from a
trip to Langdon. i1- '.i.
Senator Jacobsom one of the mer
chant princes at \fmot and the owner
of several big busirifess buildings there,
was a visitor income of the wholesale
houses today.
Horace Stephens of Si^ax City, la.,
stopped off in Fargo last night to visit
a few days en route to the western part
of the state, where he has extensive
land interests.
r-
Myron Abrams of Billings, Mont., is
in the city
011
a business errand. He
is here to consult with stockholders in
a Montana mining proposition with a
view to raising funds for the purpose
of doing development work.
REID, JV1URQ0CH & CO.
(Incorporated.)
Directors—Thomas Murdoch, Presi
dent J. J. Bau, Vice President F. H.
Armstrong, Secretary E. J. Learned,
Treasurer F. H. Madden, W. E.
Stearns, W. E. Bode.
Chicago, Dec. 12, 1903.—Messrs.
Warner & Yoder, Fargo, N. D., Gen
tlemen: We beg to make reply to yoUr
recent favor in regard to "Monarch'.'
goods, and will say,that our ''Monarch"
preserves, jams.! Jellies, catsups and
canned goods v*,, hereby guarantee to.,
be of the highest grade and quality
that it is possible to produce. Only
the choicest fruits and vegetables are
used in the manufacture and packing
of this brand.
We wish further to say that every
quirement of the food department of
the state of North Dakota has been
fully complied with, and you can with
out fear assure your customers there
are no goods in the world produced
that are any better than—and very few,
if any, as good as the "Monarch." We
point with pride to our reputation and
standing in the commercial world,
which covers a period of fifty years,
and this in itself should be sufficient
guaranty to the people of your state
that wc will do nothing to shake their
confidence .in us or our goods. We
beg to remain. Yours truly,
REID, MURDOCH & CO.
W. F. Bode.
Fargo Grocery Co.
Holiday Excursion Rates
Jt on Canned Ooods: j*
Reld-Murdoch—Reindeer Brand
Per can Article Per doz. caa»
$0.20... k 1."JtJreen Gages $ 2.00
6.20...•.V.Bartlet Pears.....:.. 2x0
0.20 ...Egg Plums. i.. 2x0
S. C. Co.--Banquet BraiMT
$o i8. .Yellow Freestone Peachcs'.
Duakley's Michigan Fruit***
Oolden Luncheon Brandt -i.\
$0.18 Pears. .... tj$^
0.18....'«• Peaches. j.85
0.18.. 'Plums i.75 4
0.20......Crawford Peaches
.*.. |.oo V
Monarch Braad
fo.15^ Extra Lima Beans....* ^$r.$o
015...'.. —Succatash 1,50
0.15 French String Beans..... 1,50
.. Reindeer Braad
..
.»'s..... Corn ............ ^I.. ,1
o.l5.i.:. *.... ..Tomatoes
Monarch Braad Preserves-"
.• 5-lb. Stone Jars 'l.
Per Jar Article tardea. l«r«
$1.15. Strawberries ...,... .$12.50
1.15.....«ed Cherries, pitted..... 12.50
12.50
10.50
10.50
10.50
10.50
10.50
10.50
10.50
10.50
1.15...., .....Pineapple
IJOO. ..W...
Raspberries
1.001^«.^4 i,4....Peach..... «..*»..
IJOO
.......... Apricot
1 joo...
.v'...
.Gooseberry.,,».,,..
1 0 0 e u a n
1/30.. ..4. ..Yellow Plum.,»*Vi •.
uoo...Blue
Plum.........
i^x...Raspberry and Currant...
IJOO.........Blackberry 10.50
1.00.....'..Red Raspberry 10.50
IJOO.....'.....
Quince....*
f'ffs
,*'P
vta»-««•-»
guest in the city Tuesday night. ...
Senato^ Lewis has returned fromte'A-*'1
visit to his sister at Monticello, Mitui.
Ex-Mayor Johnion left this morning
for Edgeley. He- 'will return tomo****
^row night.
&,
10.50
i o o o a o e s 10.50
Apple Buttef
•0.7$........5
•lb. stone
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