The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume], December 28, 1903, Image 7

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00(28, DOGS. DOG* v S
pKDIGHKKD—Ball Terriers and Great Danes,
always on hand, dogs at stud, all other non
sporting breeds for sale. Dogs boarded by week
or month. Karoo Kennels, 1432 Second Avenue
South, Fargo. N, D„ phone 613.
FOSITIOHS WANTED
TI/ANTRD—A set of h^oks to keep evenings.
Address XIt, care JForum.
VI7ASHERWOMAN wants work by the day.
Mrs. Milstien, rear Boston Hotel,
CLERICAL WORK desired by ybnng lady ex
jerienced. Address 113, care Forum.
LADY,
good penman, desires clerical and
stenosrraDhic work. Address, Al, care
stenographic work
Forum.
A N experienced girl for general lionsework or
cookiup desires position in city. Corner
Bixth Aveuue North and First Street.
POSITIONS TO FILL.
117ANTED— Printer with six months' experi
cnce. State salary. Reporter, Ha Is
tad,
Minn.
COMPETENT girl wanted for general hpnse-
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work irnst he good cook: family of two
high wages. 207 Tenth Street North.
FOR SALE.
QTANDING oflice desk, oak, 110. National
Cash Register, good Condition, value $125,
will sell for $60. W. H. Stewart.
/"^OOD, clean Buffalo Coat, trimmed with un
plucked otter (rood as new, For sale cheap
for cash. Address Ferris & Grady, Fargo.
TjOTEL in town, of 250, aize 40x48 feet, 15 beS
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rooms, two stories', two lots business will
run $200 to $230 per month. Only hotel in town.
Terms to ruit purchaser. O. P. Wiig, Perley,
Minn.
"pOR SALE—House and corner lot, 801 North
Third Street lot 100x140 feet on proposed
electric car line ornsmontal fencing, boule
vards, trees: room for two more houses. House
has eight rooms conveniently plauned. two
porches, front and back stairs, eight closets,
pantry, large siore room, summer kitchen and
fuel house good brick foundation, cistern,
city water on lawn, electric lights. All in good
condition. Low price for immediate sale.
AGENTS WANTED.
A GENTS WANTED—To sell the Hydro-Car
bon Lighting system. Call at 512 First
Avenue North
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OST—Lemon and white pointer dog. Finder
•L'will be rewarded by notifying Geo.1 Pirie,
Fargo, N, D.
MISCELLANEOUS.
•DUSINES8 EDUCATION^FREE Do you
want Co earn something! Do yon want to
got a business education free? A few hours'
work each week after school will get it for you
The publishers of The North Dakotaa will give
a six inojjth's conrse in the best business col
lege in Fa rg«, free to the youug gentleman or
lady who will bring in the largest number of
subscribers to our monthly magazine before the
ttrst of March, 1901. Call on or write to the
North Dakota Publishing Co., Room 2 Tyler
Block, or the company's office over Wilser's
Drug Store, on Front Street, Fargo. Don't
wait, but hustle.
MISDIRECTED MAIL.
Parte Office H«Ui for Instruction a Batch of
ChrtotoMu Letters and Packages.
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The clear-up after the Christmas'flwh
found the local postoffice with quite*a
number of misdirected letters and pack
ages dispose The fol
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There is a 'letter "addressed to• Miss
Lizzie M„ Morrison, Park Avenue, Bal
timore. Md." This letter was returned
from the Baltimore office, owing to the
fact that the lady addressed could not
be found.. It bears thd.^eturn mark,
Fargo, "North Dakota, Third Avenue
North."
'"Miss Mary Armstrong, i West 72
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Metropolitan
.Skating Rink.
NORTH BROADWAY
Open every afternoon and
evening
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Band Concerts
Sunday and Tuesday fevenings.
Also New Year's Afternoon and
Evening.
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Children 15c Adults 2fc
Season Tickets for Sale—!54fe
Children's Season Tickets
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Admission afternoon and evei-'-vi
ing when hand is not la att
ance, 15c.
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Telqihone loaj.
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"D UILDINGS with modern elevators still have stair
ways—and some people prefer climbing the stairs.
And so not everyone is a want advertiser—but iiiost everybody is.
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FOB KBIT.
URNISHED MS- 505 Sixth Avenue
North.
CfOKHSNT—Furnished room and bath, with
board. V., Forum.
LARQE
BARN for rent, just off Broadway
Apply Chesley Lumber (Jo.
DURNISHED ROOM—Reasonable 1101 Third
Avenue South. 'Plioue 1060 L.
COR RENT—Furnished room with bath ltf
Eighth Street North, near postoffice.
•pWO FURNISHED ROOMS-A11 modern con
veniences. 1024 Second Avenue North.
COR RENT—Desk room in well equipped of.
fices. Apply F. F. Lincoln, Magill tildg.
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URNISHED ROOMS FOR RENT-Lighted.
heated and bath, 314 Eighth Street South.
T?OR REST—Eight-room house, centrally lo
cated. Inquire 23 Eighth Street North.
T^URNISHRD ROOM—AtJow rent, for lady or
gentleman. App y at 508 Eighth Street
Nor
RIVE-ROOM HOUSE.
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all conveniences one
1203 Second
block west of High School.
Avenue Sooth.
pOR RENT—Large room on third floor Davis
Block. Inquire of F. A. Ball, at Ball, Wat
son St Maclay's office.
pOR RENT—Store room and basement in
opera house annex. Ciuar and candy priv
ilege of opera house goes with store. Call at
Walker Bros. A Hardv.
"pOR RENT—STORES—The present quarters
of the Hall-Robertson Hardware Co.. con
sisting of four stores seventy feet deep with dry
basement all heated. Possession given in Jan
uary. Enquire on the premises.
WANTED TO RENT.
%X/ANTED TO RENT Furnished room with
modern conveniences, by reputable young
man. Address, stating price, E. J., care Forum.
DRESSMAKING.
pOR UP-TO-DATE DRESSMAKING see"Mrs.
J.C. Mclntyre Work done at moderate
prices. 1101 Third Avenue South. 'Phone
10G0-L.
BOARD AND ROOM OFFERED.
pOR RENT—Furnished room: with or without
board. 914 Fifth Avenue South.
DOARD AND ROOM&-C!an be had at
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\X7ANTED— District managers for the "Loyal
Americans" Fraternity. Our plau is math
ematically correctr Age 3 years 3 inontbs, mem
bership 21,1«3. Assets *52 014 80. Numbers of
assemblies, 521. Excellent contract for 1904.
Membership in Fargo. N, D., 31S. Address W.
J. Higgins. supreme corporal, Vargo. N. D.
OHice over Nickell's drug store.
Street. Dakota, care of Mrs. Mathew
son, is the address on a letter held by
the Fargo offic/e. It was mailed at
Newark, N. J., but gives no town or
city and does not designate which one of
the Dakotas.
Another letter, mailed at Boisseville,
Man., is addressed to "Miss Bea Holl
brook, Hammer. N. D." The letter was
sent to the office at Homer, N. D., there
being no such postoffice as Hamrrter, in
the state, and now it has been returned
to the Fargo office.
The "History and Government of
South Dakota," a neatly volume,' with
an advertising comb enclosed within its
pages, bearing the advertisement' of a
Mitchell, S. D., firm, was found without
wrapper on the mailing table.
A pocketbook "from George KM mail
ed in Canada to "Mr. Harry Williams,
care of Stone House, North Dakota,"
is held for a more detailed address.
A prayer book with a letter inside
dated at Perham, Minn., and signed
"Mary," is addressed to "Miss Carrie
Shrabka." There is no town or state
given in the address, simply the name.
Parties interested in these packages
and letters should notify the Fargo office
at once, otherwise they will be sent to
the dead letter office at Washington,
D. C.
MAIL CHANGER
A postoffice has been established 4$
Stordahl, Williams County, jj. D., with
mail special from Ray, sixteen miles
south.
The following star service schedules
have been changed in North Dakota:
Hylarid to Crocus—Leave Hyland
Tuesday, ^Thursday and Saturday, 9:45
•a. m. arrive Crocus by 11 a. m. Leave
Crocus, uesday, Thursday and Satur
day, 11:30 a. m. arrive Hyland by 12:45
p- ni. Y
,^0 KICK COMma &
Jamestown Alert: Andrew Fdst»eifg
iforked on the Jim River bank bUiW)ittj|
Per Inch# One Time ..
Per Inch, One Week.
Per IncH, One Month
HAVE YOU LAND TO SELL?
Cend us $2.00 and we will send yon the
names of 1,000 r»«l estate inen in
Minneapolis and St. Punl, Minn. Write
Western Surety and Adjustment Com
pany, Suite 4iS*J-7-Jt, Audrua buildiug,
Miuneapolis, Minn.
H. AMERLAND
520 N. P. Ave.
£OC Per acie buys a ftne quarter section,
all under cultivation, only live miles
from the cily limits of Fargo.
ttO *9 Per acre for 880 acres of fine prai
rie land within 45 miles of the city
of Winnipeg: terms cash. This is a bargain.
120
choice residence lots on south side
each 50x140 at from S125.0 to $350.00
each. All within one to four block of new elec
tric car |ine.
922.50
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Mrs:
F. A. Paige's, 821 Tenth Street South.
MALE HELP WANTED.
ATOLER BARBER COLLEGERS "tbeT only
school of its kind in the entire northwest,
teaching the barber trale. Call und investi
gate, or write for free catalogue. Moler Barber
College, 221 Second Aveuue South, Minneapolis,
Minn. MacOregor A Anderson, Proprietors.
Established 1893.
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CAY
Per acre for a fine half section
farm in Cass Couuty, within
two miles of station fair house, good large
bam, good granary and well. Terms only $2,000
cash, balance small annual payments or half
crop plan, with rt per cent.
-Vacant Fargo City Property.
*7A' Choice Residence Lots on South Side,
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within one to four blocks of paving,
sewer, water and new proposed street car liue
at following prices—
5 Lois $125.00 each
5 Lota $150.00 each
12 Lots .... $200.00each
26 Lots $250 00 each
Choice Building Lots in Huntington's
Addition—$60.00 each —within five blocks
of street car line.
2
25xl50-Foot Lots on Sixth Street South, on
paving, and within 100 feet of car line
Price $200 00 each.
5
Choice Besidence Lots, 50x150, on the
North Side, within three blocks of Broad
way, at $100 00 eftch, and one lot at $500.00.
FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE.
QAA Acre tract of wild or unimproved land
uvv
5 miles northeast of Sandoun in Ran
som County, on the Soo Road will exchange
for a stock of general merchandise, groceries
or hardware.
FOR SALE
1 ftflY
25
EXCHANGE for Fargo city
wii wihb property—Three fine, well-se
lected half sections of land in western Manitoba.
EYCHANfi£ Improved Iowa farms for good
well improved North Dakota
or Minnesota land in Red River Valley.
WM. HALL BEST AGENCY,
Telephone 188. 610 Front St.
4m 1AA Six-ro'Mii house, brick foundation
piyJW woodshed and small barn, south
front, one block from Broadway.
4l1 tnn Six-room house, brick foundation,
«pifJvv pantry, cellar, closets. Lot 55x140
to alley, lawn, trees, shrubbery, stone sidewalk,
one biock from Broadway.
A
$3
modern seven-room house in
Island Park.
C"! CAA A nine-room house on Fifth Ave
nue South. Modern, except hoat.
CAA A new eight-room houso on North
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Broadway—oast front.
SNAPS THAT MUST QO.
V\T i-26-lH7-6S—3V4 miles from good market
200 acres under cultivation, smnll house
and barn, plenty good water soil, rich bluck
loam, clay subsoil. Price per acre $12.50.
Cf| good farmers wanted for choice home
steals in northwestern part of Noith
Dakota. Call or write at once. •/.
TRAVERSE LAND COMPANY, *4
Dept. C. i. "'."f
HENRY KROGH,
720 Front Street.
4k1?£k TO (inn
Choice homestead loca?
VI ZD iu 30UU tions-if taken at ouce.
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For
5-room cottage with lots. Sec-
I i*W ond Avenue South.
A SNAP Cozy outage barn shade trees
good location, only $1,050
at once.
If
takeu
E. D. ANGELL,
518 N. P. Ave.
244i ^cr®8 iu Norwegian and German settle
ment, four miles from station, in Minne
sota 40 acres heavy timber, oak ana maple 80
acres meadow, balance small timber fine stock
farm, $13.50 per acre.
til CAA Bnys tf-room house and barn on lot
•p i )3W 35x150 foot, on Kigbth Street South.
See me for other bargains.
Lake. He sold a car of fat stock this
fall and has 65 head left and 16 head of
hc.rses, v. it It me necessary lar.n ma
chinery. He.says he has no kick coming
on iVortjh -Dakota.
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BUXTON.
Buxton, N. D., Dec. 26,—To The Fo
rum: Albert and Oliver Odegard spent
Christmas with their parents.
Burke Thompson and Vyendell Abra
hamson spent the week with relatives in
Grand Forks.
John Hjortland of I^ritnore. Spent a
fev
days at home.
Eddie Nestoss of the Agricultural Col
lege, and Ragnyald Nestoss of the uni
versity law school/ are spending their
Christmas vacation home.
Fraqk Faber of Hillsboro spent
Christmas with the Longfellow family
—or was it with one of the family?
Miss Marie and Rose Collins spent a
number of da$s with Miss Chloe Lang
of Hillsbdro, tjlis week.
Hfitn^r, Hip who has been in south
ern fiftnmesota t&r 80jS!e time returned to
his twfa morning.
Hon® wjpnt to Ada,
ley wil
will
a number
Mrs. Geo.
renson, who
is
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iKt,^.i..$0.25,
1.0b
3 50
"•(fe.' ,.$m.m
W. D. HODGSON,
Rear First National Bank, Fargifc.
CITY LOTS.
A(\ Foot lot. sewer and water, within
vv'*11
"v 75 feet of paving close to school
Sou th s ide—$375.
CAY 1 ")A Seventh Avsnue South, between
Eleventh and Thirteenth St.—$300
CAY 1
A.(\ Foot lot. First Avenue North
fine building spit—$:»().
CAY A A Foot lot, sewer and water, iu
good locality, near school—$275.
CAY 1 A A ^orner, Fourth Avenue Viouth,
close to High School—
il,000.
CAY 1 A.A Corner, Eighth Street South
1TU
paving, sewer, water, trees—$850.
7CY 1 CA Feet Business property Sec-
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ond Aveuue North, opposite
operahouse—$3,350 one of the hest snaps in
the city.
A£i Foet—Business property, Fifth
1 WUA 1 tV street North a snap-$2,500.
25X140
Fee^— Broadway, east front
Feet— Busiuees lot—with half wall right:
Firsj^Avenue North—$1,800.
FOR RENT.
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gAR^—Nffear Great Northern Depot.
JJOIJSB—Six rooms, waim central location
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W. J. LANE,
|nith Block, Fargo,
/LAI Best corner lot in the city for an apart
ment house.
Oil A Good lot on Front Street, 25x140 feet,
for »125 cash if sold at once.
282
Corner
$150.
lot, 105x148, on southside.
CO? Good lot on Sixth Avenue North, 50x150,
large trees, south front, water and sew
er, $400.
Tusiness lots on Broadway. N. P. Avenue and
First Avenue North.
COR -good lots on First Avenue North, south
front, 50x140 each $125 each.
591
Lot on Tenth Street North, 100x150 feet,
east front, $50.
566
Lot on Ninth Street North, 50x110, east
front, for only $225.
A QO Corner lot
011
TP7 |250,
352
Third Street North, 50x140,
Lot 125x160 on Tenth Avenue South,
$375.
H.G.OTIS,
Fargo National Bank Building, v
OENUINE SNAPsT^'^^r
^rros improved, three miles from Ro
gina. Assiuiboia, nt $15.00 adjoining
land held at$20U0 to $25.00. This land raised
83 bushels of oats per acre iu 1901.
T^OUK sections near railroad, south of Regina,
at low price and easy terms. There is prot
ably no better wheat laud on the American
Continent.
MINE SECTIONS of choice North Dakota
land, $3.00 per acre. This tract within nine
miles of main line N. P. Ry. Eusy terms.
SOPHY LAND COMPANY,
-'.V Smith Block, Fargo, NL|«.
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FREE HOMES,
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D. H. BENSON,
Of Roseau, Roseau Co., Minn.,
TS prepared to locate 100 or more set
tiers on good government lands—
timber lands and funning lauds—where
lands will be worth iu a very short time
£nds
,000 per quarter section also deeded
for sale, ranging from $1 to $12
per acre, where the black loam soil is
12 inches deep, with clay sub-soil.
Plenty of timber and water.
ATTEMPTED JAIL DELIVERY.
WeiU County Sheriff Oot On*o a Deal In Tine
to Prevent Prisoner's Escape.
Fessenden -Free Press: Sheriff St.
Jaeque has just unearthed a well defined
plan to break jail by the Weddle
brothers held for burglary at Harvey
Bill Taylor for incest and James O'Mal
ley also for burglary. He learned
from mail sent the prisoners, and other
sources, that attempts would be made
to smuggle into their cells by divers
ways saws and other articles. One
suggestion was to put a saw in a plug
of tobacco. The delivery was to have
been made New Years night, the pris
oners believing that the night watch
would not come in early that night.
They had already stolen from the trays
on which their food was conveyed, to
them, three case knives which the sher
iff found Thursday morning when over
hauling their cells, and which had been
picked to answer for saws. They had
succeeded in sawing one bar nearly in
two, and in getting a good start on an
other. It was a moral certainty that
the whole outfit would have escaped
l°ng' ftfQ had here been no night watch,
th its present condition is whol
The
ly iniwfeqttat^ to hold any scheming
deprived of his liberty and ambtl
to be free. The prisoners had food «nd
stored ^i^Jbetween mattrtiilci
,iy exp$«s^*tp use until. w?i
g^tge local auth(Mntl^
discovery •:u""
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COMING EVENTS.
Mendar. Dec 2$.
Keystone Chapter. R. A. elcctloa el officctt.
Menday, Jan. 4.
County eommitalonm meet.
City council meats.
Thursday, Jan. 7.
Annul meeting of Musical Club.
Monday, Jan. 11.
Annual meeting of Riven ide Cemetery Ataociation
Tuesday, Jan. 19,
Grain Ctowm' convention cenveijif^*1
N. D. Foultrr Show.
Wednesday, Jan. 2#
Grain Growers' convention.
N. D. Poultry Show.
Thursday, Jan* 21.
Grain Growers' convention.'
N. D, Poultry Shew.
FriJay, Jan, 22.
Grain Growers convention.
N. D. Poultry Show.
Tuesday. Jan. 26.
Courtho. se bqhds e'ectio
Note—All moot lugs are evenings unless
otherwise specified. These announoeuie.nts
will be kept stundlng, and w shall lie glad
to have uotlces aeut Iu by persons Iu
Interest.
CITY LOCALS.
Have Knight Printing Co., print'' It.
Blank books—Have Knight Printing
Co., make them. yv
Gunther's candies—nothtttgT tiicer-^
at Fout & Porterfield's.
The Continental Hose
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will give
its masque ball about Jan. 15.
There are many choice articles for
New Year's gifts at McClane's Art
Store.
FOR KENT--Large modern house, just
retiuished, new heating plant, warm
house. Lease and possession given Dec.
1. Apply at ouce. K. V. Fleariaf, WaMwf
The true and final test of flour is
baking, visit the testing rooms of the
"Dwight Flour" mills.
For Sale—Stock of furniture and un
dertaking, doing a good business. No
competition. Must sell at once. jfC. 'S.
Thordarson, Edinburg, N. D.
The seventh annual ball given by the
Eagle Hose Co. of Moorhead will oc
cur New Year's night at Fraternity
Hall. The popular organization always
gives its friends a royal good time at
the annual balls and Friday night will
be no exception.
Professor Penniman and the Misses
Champine and Van Houten have gone
to Detroit to assist in the presentation
of Bullard's Cantata, "The Holy In
fant," which is to be given there under
the auspices of PrbT. H. S. Pope and
a. specially trained chorus.
WE HAVE, MOVED into Room
5 N. P. Block (formerly orcupied by Dr.
Sherman), where wn will be pleased to
explain the plan of the
U. S. Installment Realty Co.
to those interested in securing their
own home.
DeWitt Nelson Land Co.,
Oeneral Agents.
People wanting fancy fruit cakes or
plain or layer cakes of any descrip
tion, made up or made to order can
secure fine fresh goods by 'phoning
Nordale's bakery. All goods delivered.
Mrs. H. J. Christianson. 703 Ninth
Avenue North, will entertain the East
ern Star Tuesday Club at her home to
morrow afternoon at 2:30 o'clpck. All
Eastern Star ladies are invited to at
tend.
It isn't
holt
much cold cream a wo­
man puts oh her face'but how mttch
Rocky Mountain Tea she takes inside
that brings .out real beauty. Rxcky
Mountain Tea complexion* stay. •35
cents. Fout & Porterfield.
•24.25 Per Month
FOB ONB HUNDRED 1IONTHS
Without interest, buys a home in good
condition, in desirable location.
Money to loan on improved city property.
Fargo Building |f einA Bee re-
Association Whjpi tarjr
At the close of the service at the
First Presbyterian Church Sunday
morning, the chairman of the board of
trustees, in an informal statement as to
the needs of the board to clear up the
business of the year which is drawing
to a close and asked for $600 for that
purpose. Members of the congrega
tion present immediately pledged $480
of the amount required, payable 011 de
mand, and the balance, $120, is in sight.
The prompt response on behalf of the
people was extremely gratifying to the
officers of the church, showing confi
dence in their management and a de­
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Wholesale and Retail
Dealer In-,
sire to begin the new year wKhout any
financial burdens.
Cook, signs—opp. Masonic Temple.
For Erickson's .ghoto studio 'phone
664L.
FARM LOANS
Payable On or Before.
At Lowest Rates.
M. P. UNMN, Fary* Ran Baak Mi
Drink Erdel's freshly roasted coffee.
It's a good habit.
John Berg sharpens skates, Keeney
Block, near ice rink.
Try ground oyster shells and grist,
egg food for chickens, at Stanford's.
The stores generally will resume th^.
early closing hours this evening, closing
at 6 o'clock.
Builders' Supplies foe big and little
contracts: wall-plaster, lime, cement,
etc. N. D. Tile Works. Front Street.
The Fargo Cash Market, 210 Front
Street, now selling spring pigs at 6c
-front quarters beef 5C—fresh caught
pickerel 6c.
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Sim announce
the engagement of their sister. Mrs.
Frances T. Lockhart, to Dr. Charles
Lawrence Rose.
Wernicke elastic botfjk ca««m make
the finest presents finished in golden
oak, wtather oak. antique oak, mahotj
ar.y, etc. N. D. Book & Stationery Co.
Frank J. Olson of Forest City, la.,
and Miss Hannah E. Sfyoog of Aitkin.
Minn., were united in marriage by
Judge Hanson of the county court on
Saturday evening.
HOLIDAY LINEN
Adds so much to the person and the
table that it caunot be done in a hap
hazard v ar The work returned from the
TROY STEAM LAUNDRY
will give you cause for approval.
•PHONE 236.
The Eagle Hose Co. of Moorhead
will give its annual New Year's ball at
Fraternity Hall 011 Friday evening, and
a good time is looked forward to by
the young society people.
The Owl Club entertained a number
of young university men at a dinner
served at Pirie's cafe, Saturday even
ing. The guests were members of fra
ternities of the university of Minnesota.
After the dinner an hour of so was
spent in social chatting, and talking of
university life.
Masonic Temple Souvenir
PRICE 76 OS NTS
Can be had of J. O. McKen
dry at Temple, or at Forum
Office.
President Worst of the A. C. left on
the G. N. this evening for Grand Forks
to attend the meetings of the State Edu
cational Association and to assume his
duties as chairman of the executive com
mittee. If the usual rule is followed Mr.
Worst will be the president of the ase
sociation next year and it is expected
that President Merrifield of the state
university will be elected chairman of
the executive committee.
Coloifel Ball licked Alderman An
heier in a game of billiards Saturday
night, one of the senior tourney ser
ies which are in progress at the Broad
way. The colonel was handicapped 150
to his opponent's 82. but he made hi$
score while his opponent was rolling
up 43 points. 'Colonel Ball's high rufr
was 14. In the junior series C. K. Ro|j»*
bine and Jnb. McCannell were thfc
winners. With the seniors tonight &
will be W. Y. Ogden vs. A. Headlamk
WALKS* Piano Tunar,
Grand Forks, M. D.
Principal Route: Grand Forks to Great
Palls, Moot. (Jreat Falls to Helena, Hel
ena to Fargo. N J)., Fargo to Grand
Porka. Address to Graud Forks, N. 1).
All mail will be forwarded.
The Dixon steam laundry is sending
out to its customers a pretty little hol
iday souvenir in the shape of a beau
tifully engraved aluminum thermomc^
ter. On the top of the plate, jus^t
above the registering tube, is a vie^lr
of the front of the laundry, with a
group picture of the full working forcvs!'\*
twenty or thirty in number. The laun^""v
dry's name and address is given below
The "indicator" makes a pretty littlft
ornament, and will be appreciated bjr
the patrons of this .popular cleansing
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