The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume], December 22, 1903, Image 8

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Choice Assortment for the
Christmas Dinner Table
Rest your eyes oh the luscious viands we offer for Christmas. The
prepared and unprepared foods, the every day staples, fresh greens and fresh,
fruits. In every article you will recognike the highest quality, .?
GREEN GOODS.
^Radishes, Cucumbers,
lions,r iRipe Tomatoes,
FRESH FRUITS.
California Naval Oranges, Bananas, Strictly Fancy New York AgpteS
Jonathan, Baldwins, Golden Russets, Greening, Spys, *v
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NUT^i
*'SWlied—JfWatt-Aittionds,
Unshelled—California Soft Shell Walnuts, in quantities, Brazils,
Fruit Glaces,
To Copplete Your Christmas Dinner—the Yale Brand CQffee.
And "All-No" Our Afterdinner Mint.
FARGO GROCERY CQ
'Phone 124. Warner & Yoder. Broadway.
WILL HAVE A NEW LEG.
-'Bert Porter, the popular railroader,
wtio lost a leg some time ago in an ac
cident in the N. P. yards, has progressed
so he will be able to wear a cork leg
Soon. It is being built for him now
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China Closets
$18 tQ $65.
COUCHES I
In All
•r. .Price* range frottf
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Winter Radishes.
Pecans, Walnuts, Sifted ^earititar-r,
atS, in quantities, Brazils,
Brazils, Pecans, Almonds, Filberts, Hickory Shell Bark
CANDIED FRUITS.
Citron Peel, Fancy Sliced Orange and llettiOti
*, Cherries—Assorted as Confectioai,-
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FIGS AND DATES.
forge Fancy Figs in Carton and Bulk
PRESERVES.
Strictly High Grade and Ready for the Table.
Pitted Red Cherries, Strawberries, Tomatoes, Pineapplej^ Old
Time Apple Sutter and Plums, Peaches apd Pears,
'-VyO In glass and stone jars. ^,.^
Miggets, Spiced and Genuine German Dills, Queen Olives,'
JJarkey's RoyalYacht Club, Snider's Oyster Cocktail Sauce,..
Eddy's Mustard. a
CHEESE.
Oriole Cream Cheese, Moribgram, Imported Swliit, Domestic
McLaren's Imperial, in jars, McLaren's Koquefoft, In
Royal Roquefort, Neufchatel, Edam, Cow
nd Brick, Genuine Roquefort in Loav(9%j
Camembiii^ New York Sage Cheese.
pies.
Johnson's Sweet and Boiled Cider Makes Good Mince Pies, and Reid-Mur
doch Co. Red Jacket Cider, Sweet for Table. Pride of Rome Pump
kin for Pies. Monarch Brand Mince Meat in Stone jars.
BISCUITS.
Full Line ©f Work's and N. B. C. Biscuits and Crackers:
Saratoga Flake, Saltiue Biscuits, Krispy Cracker, Tony Oyster, Faust Oyster/
Shell Oyster, Cream Oyster, Graham, Oatmeal, Royal Miik,
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PfeU^lettes, Nabisco, Cheese Sandwich, Butter Thin, ,&*?'V
v 5 Sodas, Genuine Bentz Water Biscuit and Toast .$$
Butter. i. •t jit-
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Genuine Rock Maple and Westmoreland Syrups,
Genuine Bees* Honey in Comb or Glass Jars, Basswood ana Buckwheat Flavors.
PICKLES.
We have a complete line both Bottled and in Bulk, Imported and Domestic.
In Bulk Sweet Mixed, Sour Mixed, Sweet Plain, Sweet
•, In Bulk or Bottlfe, Stuffed or Plain. ...
Salad Dressing. or- .,v-•••,
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The Famous Horseshoe Brand. •i
Lake PliB, Jamestown and Hawley—Creamery and Dairy. ,,
Shrimp.
resh, or In tins and in glass,c(ry.
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according to special measurements and
he will soon be around on as many legs
as anybody the insurance
business good. V1^'.^r 'u
For State News Read The Forum.
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i yffiB FARGO FORUM AND f)AlLY REPUBLICAN, TUESDAY £VENlNi, DECEMBER
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Jury Rjtflid That They Had Rdttflved
and Expended the $1,500 in a
Ragular Manner.
Jury Waa Out Ab6ut Eighteen Hours
Called For Speclat Instrnetloife
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The jury in the case of Clar& Logan
vs. Freerks, Bessie & Freerks, after
having been out about eighteen hours,
returned a verdict at n o'clock this
morning for the defendants. The argu
ments in the case were concluded last
evening about 5 o'clock and the jury
was then charged by Judge Pollock,
retiring at about 5:30. At 9 o'clock
this morning the jury reported to the
court that the members Were Unable to
reach an agreement and asked for ad
ditional instructions, which were given,
the jury returning a verdict an hour
later for the defendants. Attorney Hil
dreth will argue a motion for a new
trial and if turned down will take the
case to the supreme court.
Clara Logan, the plaintiff, lueS to
rccover "judgment for $1,300. She al
leged in her petition that she had put
up $1,500 in cash for bond for young
Blancnard, who was arrested oh a fel
ony charge, and later convicted apd
sentenced to the penitentiary. She
states that after his conviction she de-'
manded a return of her money, but
was refuse^ by the' defendants, who
stated that they had used it in the de
fense of young Blanchard. She denied
that she ever authorized them to em
ploy her money in the defense and
brought suit to recover the full amount,
charging conversion. The defendants
stated that they had received the mon
ey as charged, and were later instruct
ed by Mrs. Logan to use it in the de
fense of young Blanchard. In their
answer they itemized the expenditures,
showing that all of the money, save a
fraction over $ico had been used, and
stated that they were willing to turn
this over to the Logan woman. The
case has been hotly contested and de
veloped a number of sensations, as
forecasted by The Forum a number of
days ago. Edward- Enggrud anpeyed^
for the defendants and is entitled t^nie*
lion's share of the credit for the vic
tory. His.plea to the jury was a mas
terful effort and when it was concluded
he was congratulated by quite a num
ber of the members of the bar. Mr.
Hildreth made out a very good case
for the plaintiff, but the burden of tlje
proof seemed to be with the defend
ants.
The case of the Dowagiac Manufac
turing Co., vs. Fred Hagemeister,' *a
money demand action, is now 011 trijal.
Barnett & Reese appear for the plain
tiff and J. W. Tilly represents the de
fendant.
The time for filing notes of issue fpr
the January term will expire on ne?ct
Saturday night. As there is a holiday
OLSEN
Furniture Man
Is to buy what js up-to-date at
the, lowe^ pos^i
Is to give you the best j| 98c to $20^00
that is going for your money,
and variety anid good assort
ment talk—we have both
ible price for
An inspection
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All of yttltf corriiiHWHfenta by
telephone. Do not wilt to write
or telegraph.
intervening attorneys
hurry."
'will have j^o
IMPORTANT NOTICE.
To those going to the St Louis Fair:
If you are going to the Louisiana Pur
chase Exposition at St. Louis, write now
to the North Dakota Hotel Association
for valuable information concerning ac
commodations. You must write at once
and let your State. Hotel Association
know, if you want to profit by thei|
plan for the people of our state.
Address North Dakota Hotel Associa
tion, Fargo, N. D.
HOLIDAY
PERFUMES.
Our perfume ease is filled
with a variety of odors, suit
ed to every individual prefer
ence—the product of the
world's greatest perfumers.
Fot Christmas these safrne,
superior perfumes, put tip in
attractive bottles and boxes,
suitable for gifts* in prices
from the tiny vial at 10c up
to the most costly cut glass.
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FOREFATHERS' DAY.
A Qrtfrt MMtinc Meld Monday NisM*M«By
Speech**,
The Red River Valley t3bfrlgt,eBa
tional Club held one of its best meet
ings Monday night in Pirie's Hall in
celebration of Forefathers' Day. Nearly
a hundred sat down to,, the banquet
President L. A. Huntoon of Moorhead
called upon Ret. p. Barnes of Val
ley City to return-1 thanks. After the
"spread" Miss Mar&h of Fargo College
responded to the toast "The Woman
Priscilla." Miss Dow of the Moorhead
Normal to the "Pilgrim Mother at her
Work," and Mrs. Judge Young spoke
on the supreme place cif woman, the
Pilgrim mother^ of today.
Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Burnham of
Moorhead sang a duet to the great de
light of all, and Miss Van Houten also
sang most acceptably.
Dr. Dudley received a prolonged and
hearty greeting as he rose tci speak on
"The Mayflower Church of the Present
Day." It was a masterly treatment on
the subject. The doctor spoke of the
pilgrims of the Nlayflower Church, their
manner of life, amusements, theology,
intolerance, high character, and he
traced the progress from that time to
the present and
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ARMSTRONG WAXES RICH.
The fnany F«rgo and Buffalo friends
of
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Has established a new Toy and Christmas Stationery Branch of its big
stoiyr ifi the AoHh hat! of „,
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CHINA
Novelties in fine china, import
ed ahd domestic, fare and beauti
ful individual pieees purchased to
please you.
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CUTLERY
Knives, pen, pocket' and desk"
scissors, lor nails, paper and
cloth, all of the best 6teel
N. D.
W. Amfj^Ong will rf^oice^to
Mar ol his cqntmuecl success in tbe
real
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'I Mrs. Gfew's' Old Standi r? ha
Htfe Will be found Dolls, Toys, Books, and in fac$.. even'tiling to
please old and young in Christmas Gifts.
the Bi^ Store—70 Broadway
Is altnost groaning under the weight of the marly Christmas gifts and
Staple Stationery, Books, Papers, Novelties and Art Pictures.
Nad Now City Christmas Shopping lo Mado Here.
LEATHER GOODS f'I ART PICTURES
An exposition of fashions in
wrist, waist t-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 stoek of small leather goods
ever shown at this season.
Our window now contains a
beautiful combination of engrav
ings all ready for the frame with
^others in frame and glass 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 the
Christmas Books
Any one unacquainted with
our book store is woefully lack
ing iif Christmas knowledge. Ev
ery shelf, table and counter ol
the book store should be famil
iar to every holiday trader, for
they are most fertile in Christ
mas suggestion. We court your
special attention for the books
publishers have made with just
Christmas in view—the gift vol
umes. They are especially beau
tiful this season and^ most rea
sonably priced /v.
70 Broadway
'in ir Hi
also of the many
improvements and departures from the
Church of the Mayflower and strongly
advocated that the Congregational
Ctjprches of the present day have a
great ancestry should go on Strong
ly with their wodk standing for the
underlying prinflpes ?I|or **jfchlth thi
Mayflower Chuiif er|3|e|p^ sea.
was a"#$at meefjljg.
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of-town guest^
dmwer
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Fargoari «te6|bi that C^r|»ia.amass
ing a baftfr rolf of wm^le proportions.
M^Sf^nC^OiSERVANCE.
In corfformlty w^K a time honored
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manufacture of our C^nli^
wtuch are absolutely pur«,
mating wholesome, PURE
FOOD Confections. A|1 goods
spection. under ail pure fo04.
||ws oi^he tloited States.
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Interest Is payable semi-anw
ally on January I and July 1.
Our Assets Are
$450,000.00,
The
'Savings and Loan
N«. tf0» N. P. Av«,
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