The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume], December 16, 1903, Image 8

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WILL SUE THE PRUDENTIAL.
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WMnv ot the Late B. Schmidt to~Brinff Salt to
Recover $2,500.
M. A. Hildreth. attorney for Mrs. B.
tSchmidt, has prepared the papers, and
'in the.course of a few days will cojm
tmence- an action in district court
against the Prudential Life Insurance
Co., to recover judgemnt for $2,500,
alleged to be due the plaintiff 011 a life
insurance policy held by her late hus
band in the defendant company.
Schmidt made application and was
^accepted by the company a few weeks
[before he died. The policy was deliver
jed to him a few days prior to his death.
•It is stated that the defendants now
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ream of taftaf.
that calls for(
and sodk or
ening agent use
Powdelvl It "will make
food of finer flavor, mo
gestible and wholesome.
Has established a new Toy and Christmas Stationery Branch its
Is almost groaning under the weight of the many Christmas gifts and
Staple Stationery, Books, Papers, Novelties and Art Pictures.
Read How Easy Christmas Shopping Is Mads Htrt.
LEATHER GOODS ART PICTURES*
An exposition of fashions in
wrist, waist *nd hand bags and
purses. Fashion extends her do
main even to leather goods
telling her devotees what they
shall carry as well as what they
shall wear. Our show cases are
a revelation of her latest dicta
regarding leather goods for all
purposes—a sight of which will
familiarize you with many other
useful and ornamental objects
which help to make up the larg
est stock of small leather goods
ever shown at this season.
CHINA
Novelties in fine china, Import
ed and domestic, rare and beauti
ful individual,jgie.c^i.pur (&$?£<} to
please you, 'Jy:
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CUTLERY
Knives, pen, pocket and desk
scissors, for nails, pajfer and
cloth, all of the best s»t eel.
N. D. Book and Stationery Co
Np. 70 Broadway
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claim that Schmidt's medical examina
tion was not wholly regular, inasmuch
as he incorrectly answered certain
questions propounded in the regular
medical blank. They refuse payment
and will stubbornly contest the claim.
Turquoise for December. Turquoise
rings, $5 to $40—a splendid Christmas
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•foRILL SERGEANT.
store in the north half of -::v- J.'
N O 6 4 O A W A Y
Mrs. Green's Old Stand. .•
Here will be found Dolls, Toys, Books, and fn fact,
please old and young in Christmas Gifts. *..j.
It will interest national guardsmeh *ff
the state to know 4hat in Minnesota
a sergeant of the regular army at Spell
ing will be detailed to visit^each militia
company of the state and instruct them
in drill. The same action will prob
ably be taken in this state. "r
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NEW TOY STORE
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The Big Store—70 Broadway
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Our window now, contains a
beautiful combination of engrav
ings all ready fo$ the f^ame with
others in, frame and glaS9 mount
ed and marked at 15 cents each.
Other, larger and more highly
artistic pictures are to be seen
on display suitable for various
rooms of a home,
A Word of tne
Christmas Books
Any one unacquainted with
bur bbdk store is woefully lack
ing in Christmas khowledgfc. Ev
ery shelf, table and counter ol
the book store should be famil
iar to every holiday trader, for
'JtRey are most fertile in Christ
mas suggestion. We coiirt youi
special attention "for thf books
publishers have made with just
"Christmas in view—tfyegift vol
umes. They are especially beau
tiful this season and post rea
sonably priced.
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Suit of Clara Logan vs. Freerks •&
ftrterks Promises to Be Rather
Rather Sensational. 4^,
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Convicted Meit'in the Shadow of the
ten^ary Will AakCotprt.
•For Trials.
The case of Bd^dler & Robinson vsws?
the Coe. Commission Co. was not com-,
pleted when district court adjourned
last night,'and was resumed this morn
ing. It will probabta reach the jury
early this afternoon, when the case of
Clara Logan vs. Georae W. Freerks,
Martin Freerks and A.) J. Bessie will
be taken up,
The plaintiff in this siftf .sues to re
cover judgment for $j,SOoA She alleges
in her petition that in 1901 the defend
ants were engaged in'the practice of law
in Fargo and WahpetQn that they were
retained to' detend' Allen I. Bfanchajd,
who had been arrested on a criminal
charge. Allen's bail was fixed at $1,500
and sne being a friend of the accused
put up the cash to secure his release,
receiving receipts for her money for thp
purpose applied, the mdney to be re
turned to hew when the bail was exoner
ated. Several days before court con
vened Blanchard wan surrendered to the
sheriff and the bail duly exonerated.
The accused went to trial, was convict
ed and sentenced to serve a term in the
penitentiary. The woman then made a
demand on the attorneys for her cash
bail and was refused. The. complaint
further charges the defendants with con.
verting the money to their own use.
The defendants deny the allegations
,of the' plaintiff's petition. In their an
swer they state that they were employed
by Mrs. Logan to defend young Blanch
ard and in the progress of the defense
the money was all used, save $107.75,
which they are now and always have
been ready to turn over to her. M. A.
Hildreth has been retained by Clara
Logan and MopriIl & Engerud arid
Freerks & Freerks- will defend. The
case promises to be rather sensational.
Attorney M. A. Hildreth has' served
notice in district court that he will ar
gue a motion for a new trial in the
case of the state vs. Frank Cruikshanks,
recently convicted of making an as
sault with a dangerous ^weapon with in
tent to kill. The hearing of the lrio
tion has been set for Dec. 30. It will
be remembered that Cruikshanks was
working as a farm laborer foj Fred
Martin and employed a revolver to en
force the collection of his wages, which
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FA^!(iT' T^lRtT5F''^S'B "Ai"teKiH?SpAY EVENING, %ECEMfiE
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on^y ^se Vegetable
IM* and Fruit Flavors liKiHtfe
manufacture Of our Candies,
which are absolutely pufce,
making wholesome, PURE
FOOD Confecttehs. All gtfods
under our brand will stand Iri-
spiction under all pure food
laws of the United States.
I.:' Our linfe of package gocrds
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is the be6t, neatest and swell-
est-i—comparing favorably with
lme in Americai.
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PURITY
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Off on the Dollar.
This sale is a success Because it is genu
me. There^ds one reason why this stock
should be offered to the public at a dis
count from the prices that are admittedly
the lowest in Fargo this reason is that
Mr.) Herbst wants to gdt out of business
as quickly as possible. iThis means a loss
of profits amounting to thousands of dol
lars—It meansasavingyou of one-tenth
to one-third on everything ^you
had been withheld .because he refused
to complete his contract for labor with
Martin.
Attorney John Frame, who hafe been
Jicted
etained by William Scott, recently cpn
of the charge tvith. making an as
sault with intent to rob, has filed no
tice that, he will argue a motion for a
new trial. The hearing has been set
for Dec. 19. Scott, commonly known'
as thp ".Albino-faced negro," is charged
with enticing John Fishef to the alley
in the rear of the Washington Hotel,
where he shot him in the he^id aho
undertook to rob him. The tragedy oc
curred shortly after midnight on Oct. 4.
Scott was arrested the next day and
was positively identified by'Fisher as his
assailant. A new trial will be asked for
on the grofand that the court erred in
charging the jury.
Newman, Spaldingjk'Stambaugh have,
received notice that the supreme court
.has affirmed Judge Pollock of the dis
trict court in th* case of% Merchants
State Bank of Fargo vsi* Harry D.
Reuttell. Xlie case was tried^'at the
April ternf when the jury returned a
verdict hi favor of the plaintiff. The
case was appealed by the defendant,
who is represented by R. M. Pollock.
Jf&T NEEpLE WORK
For sale at Holderman's Millinery, Ma
gill BlocR. Lessons given in Hardnnger,
M'-. Mellick and Indian bead work^ by
Chicago instructor. Materials for sale
and stamping done. Elegant Christmas
For State News Read The Fprum.
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Cut^rs^lh^t vN|l ^pleatsev yqii ill s|yle' and
^as fcomplet| stbek hiusE be sold
fe?4fofie Christmas. Call eaiffe v'*'
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Deparfm't Store
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16 and 18 Broadway, Fargo.
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Men's Clothing,
Men and
All at th$ Discount
Ladies' Cloth Cld^iks, Fur
Cloaks, Furs, Jn Suits,
Skirts, Waists, Dressing
Sacques, Wrappers, Petti-
cotiNs j*
All at the Discount
Dress Goods, Ptannels, j»
Silks, Linings, White
6oods, Table Linens.
All at the Discount
Men*s and Ladies' Shoes
and Overshoes, Misses',
Boys' and Children's Foot
wear
AH at the Discount
Ladies' Misses' and Chfl"
dt^en's, Men's and Boys'
Underwear and Hosiery.
4ll at the Discount
at Jobbers' Prices:
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