The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume], December 31, 1903, Image 7

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DOGS, DOGS. DOGS.
•?v 'pBDIQRKBD—Bull Terriers aDd Great Danes,
always on hand, dogs at stud, all other non
tporting breeds for sale. Doffs boarded by week
br month. Fargo Konnols, 1432 Second Avenue
V -ipoath, Fargo. N, D., phone 613.
*4 POSITIONS WANTED
Vi:V. "1I/ANTFD—A set of books to keep evenings,
i&t Address Xlt. care Forum.
WASHERWOMANroar
wants work by the day.
Mrs. Milstien, Boston Hotel,
tf ADY, good penman, desires clerical and
i- stenographic work. Address Al, care
-Koruni.
!v' ^•EXPERIENCED bonkkooper want* eveuiug
fi-i\C employment: will do any clerical work re
~M -ft wholesale exinjrience. Address B. K.,
^'J^tail an
v'Foriim.
0SlTlON WANTED—By all-around rrintor
v£3^ capable of doing all the work connected
l,^vitli
Reltin^ out a weekly. Would like the
iliianuKomont of u country wnekly. Best of ref
•fyunees. Address Ex.. cure F*rum.
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POSITIONS TO'FILL.
^1X7ANTED -Man of onerpy, address and in
'vv tellideuco to travel. For interview ad-
-lress H. Forum.
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COMPETENT girl wauted for general honse
work trust be good cook: family of two
gh wages. 207 Tenth Street. North.
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FOR SALE.
CTANDINO office desk, oak, j10.
»V Casf
Xvill fell for $60. W. H. Stewart.
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i AGENTS WANTED.
National
Register, good condition, value $125,
|"^t)OD, clean Buffalo Coat, trimmed with un
*T plucked n terj frood as new. For sale cheap
flor cash. Address Ferris .V Grady, Fargo.
11 th
Call at '512 First
''A GKNTd WANTED—To sell the Hydro-Car
hon Lighting system. f!«li M? Pirat
j*. oime North.
FOB SALE OS EXCHANGE.
AA/E DO genoral land and trading business.
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Merchandise stocks taken in exchange.
Unuch and limber lands in largo tracts. Write
lis at once. Twin City
Lhihi
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A Trading Co., 206
Chamber Commerce, St. Paul. Minn.
fcfOK UP-TO-DATE DRESSMAKING see Mrs.
•A •). C. Mclntyre. Worn done at moderate
OCO'L"
^^-Avcaua Soutlu-.-'l'hon^
LOST.
OST--A tmir if girl's spates on Fifth Avenue,
near Eighth Street. South. Fiudor please
jteturii to W. .1. CJnpn, oil ice 2.1 Broadway resi
Hence 821 Fifth Avouu South.
WHAT OTHERS SAY.
Jfv M. Voder: 'Hie Fargo Grocery
'a -JjCo. Ki'ilf be closed all day tomorrojv and
J» deliveries will be made.
Frank J. Thompson: The box from
^Turkey can be seen in front of the
K.^$jMasonip. 'I^iiiple, Ali. ngbjl^, sljpuld
done
"come this evenihg to tee) !*it
A. W. Smith, Sav'hem: There will be
special business meeting of Dacotah
:tTribe.
No. J. I. O. R. M., this evening
,|n I-oyal Knights Hall at 8 o'clock.
:'-'\^\ll brothers are requested to be pres
v^p|nt. 'Hiere will be degree work follow
!,K^d by a Haymaker meeting. Refresh
^:-:^|iients will be served.
JT. F. Treat, 111. Potjentalc:- El
box ha|? arrived and be
3|||Pcticd
tonight at Masonic Temple.
!ie ancient custom of watching the old
y|'ear out will be observed^ Ask your
the front-door unlocked.
i .. J.' .- Lx-Mayor Johnson: I have seen in
press tha^ Adctiria Patti was in
i ^|Winneai)olis and sang there.last night.
^rst time I satv and heard her
-f^^fvas i4i Stillwater, Minn., in 1857. She
S ^vas then traveling with Olc Bull^and
"j,vCi|he price for the best seats to hear*the
.'"'two was 50 cents. She was then a
'looting lady of/ I should say, 18 or 19
I Metropolitan
I Skating Rink.
NORTH BROADWAY
Open every afternoon and
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GRAND
Band Con
Sunday ^nd Tuesday
'341^0 New' Year's A$»m
Evening.
Ch
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^2 Children
Adults 25c
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HE Man who never reads the want ads." is one
who lacks that alert business sense which belongs
to those who are always climbing up in life.
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FOB RENT.
EURNI8HED ROOMS-
North.
T?OR
A
SOi 8ixth Avenue
RENT-Front rooms-r-lll Sixth Avenue
JNorth.
u OR HINT—Furnished room and bath, with
board. V„ Forum.
^~\NE FURNISHED ROOM to rent for gentle-
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men. )20'/i Broadway.
LARGE
BARN for rent, just off Broadway
Apply Chesley Lumber Co.
pl'RNISHED ROOM—Reasonable 1101 Third
Avenue South. 'Phono 1060 L.
IJOR RENT—Furnished room light, batlu
'phone. ."il Third Street North.
OR RENT—Furnished room with bath 2:5
Eighth Street Morth, near postottice.
npW'O FURNISHED ROOMS- All modern con
venieuces. 1024 Swoiul Avenue North,
COR RENT—Desk room in well equipped of-
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fices. Apply F. F. Lincoln, Magill Bldg.
^UKNISHED ROOMS FOR RENT-Lightedj
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heated and bath, il4 Eighth street South.
pOR RENT—Eight-room house, centrally lo-^
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cated. Inquire 25 Eighth Street North.
rfJVE-ROOM HOUSE: all conveniences oud
block west of High School. 120.1 Second
Avenue South.
•p^OR RENT—Largo room on ihird floor Davis
Block. Inquire of P. A. Ball, at Ball, Wat
sou & Maclay's oilice.
UOR REVT—Store room and basement in
opera houso annex. Ci«ar find candy priv
uego of opera house goes with itore. Call at
Walker Bros. & Hardy.
VX/OOD SAWYER wants work. Leave oiders
at Call office. Merrill Russell.
"llf ANTED—Stenographers ta get their fcype-
vv
writers cleaned and repaired at the N. D.
Book and Stationery Co.
WANTED 10 RENT.
AA/ANTED TO RENT burniahf-d room with
moderp.t!onveniences, by reputable jrung
man. Address, stating price. E. J., caro Forum.
BOARD AND ROOM OFFERED
DOARD AND ROOMS—Can bo had at MrS
F. A. Paige's, U21 Tenth Street doutn.
years of age and was trav
her father as her manager.'
HE HAD BOOZE BUT NO GUN.
Louis Antique, On a Confession of Drtnk,'Es
capes a Nasty Scrape.
Louis Antique, a farm hand arrested
last night by Desk Sergeant Wood of
the'city police department on complaint
ot Harry Beshoar, charging Antique with
pulling a gun on him, was arraigned in
city court this morning oil a plain drunk
charge. He- entered 'a plea of guilty
and wa« sentenced.to pay a fine of $5.
He had no money and was sent down tQ
do four tliyS.
Beshoar rushed itito the police'station
last night and informed the desk ser
geant that a man out near the city limits
011 Eighth Street South had accosted
him along the roadside, and, pulling the
gun, made..threats on his life. The
desk sergeant immediately repaired to
(he scene and found Antique in«a drunk
en condition and in the act of holding
up a man who was driving in a buggy.
He was immediately arrested and taken
to the station, where a search revealed
two bottles of whisky ,and np gun. In
court. iH*s morning Antique stated that
he did not pull a gun 011 Beshoar that
he presumed he pointed one of the flasks
of whisky at him, but that he was so
drunk at the time that he did not know
exactly what did.happen. Beshoar was
not so sure this morning about the gun
play and the matter was passed up with
a plain drunk charge.
Antique is a farm laborer^ who is a
familiar figure in police court, and has
always been considered, an inoffensive
fellow. Until recently he was employ
ed, on: the Sanders farm. v
GOLD WAVE TONIGfIT: i
Observer ^rasse of the United States
weather bureau 'phones there 'will be a
cold wave tonight and the temperature
will drpp to below zero, before mornr
Dakota Farmer: We hope Mr. Ker
rick. tlie well Jtno\vw .way-up feeder, is
^ight wheti he says that he expects to
^eeeive $8 a hundred for fat stock next
fpring. He says: "Fifty cent corn
can be fed pftrntably on the market
ext spring. Presidential year is pop
f,s an off season biit
indicate c.omiue
n now ami clec
A v# vfd* hi*
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500
$4
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T^OUR furnished rooms for housekeeping to
man and wife with no children. *15 per
month to reliable party who will take care of
place until spring. Mrs. M. Sheridan, 611
Eighth Street North. 'Phono 627.
X?OR RENT STORES-The present quarters
of the Hall-Robertsor. Hardware Co.. con
sisting of four stores seventy foot deep with dry
basement all heated. Possession given in Jan
uary. Enquire on the premises.
MISCELLANEOUS.
$22.50
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$1,300
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Per tncli, One Time
Per Inch, One Week.
'Per Inch, One Month
SNAPS THAT MUST GO.
rtr *i-2()-137-63 -3V4 miles from good market:
2iX acres under cultivation, small house
a n e n y o o w a e s a i i a k
oarn, clay subsoil. Price per acre $12.50.
Cfl good farmers wanted for choice home
steals in northwestern part of North
Dakota. Call or write at once.
TRAVLRSE LAND COMPANY,
Dept. C. I
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D. ANGELL,
51« N. P. Ave.
JAf% Acres in Norwegian and German settle
ment. four miles from station, in Miune
sota 10 acres lioavy timber, oak and maple: 80
acres meadow, balance small timber fine stock
farm, 3ia TiO jier aero.
Tluys 9-room house and barn
Kee mo for other bargains.
011
Per acre for a fino half section
farm in Cass County, within
miles of station fair house, good large
barn, go«d granary and well. Terms only §'J,OOQ
cash, balance small annual payments or half
crop plan, with por cent.
Vacant Fargo City Property.
70
Choice Residence Lots on South Si lo,
within one to four blocks of paving
sewer, water and new proposed street car ltn
at following prices—
5 Lots..... ...$125.00each
5 Lots .S150.00 each
Addition—$60.OC tSach—within five blocks
of street car line.
25xl50-Foot Lots on Sixth Street South, on
paving, and within 100 feet of car line
Price $200 00 each.
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Choice Residence Lots, 50x150, on "the
North Side, within three blocks of Broad
way, at $00 00 each, and one lot at $500.00.
FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE.
QAA Acre tract of wild or unimproved land
5 miles northeast of Sandoun in Bau
som County, on tho Soo Road will exchange
for a stock of general merchandise, groceries
or hardware.
FOR SALE
or
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EXCHANGE for Fargo city
property—Three line, well-se­
lected half sections of laud in western Manitoba.
Yrll Improved Iowa farms for good
well improved North Davota
or Minnesota land in Red River Valley.
WM. HALL BEST AGENCY,
Telephone 188. .610 Front St.
Six-room house, brick foundation
woodshed and small barn, south
(font, one block from Broadway.
11 CAA Six-room house, brick foundation,
«pi,?irv pantry, cellar, closets. Lot r»5xl40
to alley, lawn, trees, shrubbery, stone sidewalk,
one biock from liroadway.
ft A A modern seven-room hoase
island Fark.
$3,500
A nine-room house 011 Firth Ave
nue South. Modern, except heat.
$3,500
A new eight-room house on North
Broadway—oast front.
JUDGES EXCHANGE BENCHES.
Jufta^ PoUock Will Oo to WabiwtMii ifld ^idee
Lauder Will Come to Fargo.
ft was semiofficially announced today
that Judge Lauder of Wahpcton and
Jndgc Pollock of Fargo will exchange
benches. at the January term, which
convenes at both place on the fifth of
pext month. The reason assigned for
:^the change is that both jurists are preju
diced in a number of cases that will
come up. for triaL iti thcir respective'
courts.
This morning Ju^spc Pollock heaid a
number of motions for new trials in
civil actions. Inhere is nothing set for
hearing this afternoon and court will
take a recess until after New Years.
RACING MATINEE.
With beautiful weather and tlie ice ih
splendid condition tfic owners and ad
mirers of fast horses had a good time
011 the river yesterday afternoon. Ex
SherifT Wilson acted as the starter and
|je arranged the evtns so that they were
|lre maximum of interest to the large
Jjiumbcr of onlookers. The results by
glasses wcre as fojlpws:
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Cf.ASS
7& AffD IWILt BEPUBLTC^T, TiftrRSDAfc EVENJX&, IHWEMIIEH 31, tW.1
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lot
.r)xl")0 foot, on Eighth Street South,
HAVE YOU LAND TO SELL?
Oend us $2.00 and wo will send you the
names of 1.000 raJ estate men in
Minneafiolid ami St. Paul, Minn. Write
Western Surety and 'Adjustment Com
pany, Suite I2C-7-8, Andras Building,
Minneapolis, Minn.
HENRY KROGH,
720 Front Street.
$125 TO $300 [.''otohoMerteailloca:
lions—if taken at onee.
1 lAA Ftr 5-room cottage with lots, Sec
1 thVV
on
Avenue South.
A SNAP Cozy cottage: barn shade trees
good location, only $1,030 if taken
at oncg.
H. AMERLAND,
520 N. P. Ave,
djOC Per acio buys a find quarter section,
all under cultivation, only five miles
from tlio city limits of Fargo.
ffiO 17 Per acre for 880 acres of fine prai
%J rie land, within 45 miles of the city
of Winnipeg terms cash. This is a bargain.
1 OA choice residence lots on south side
each 50x140 at from $lir).'0 to $350.00
each. Alt within one to four block of new elec
tric car line.
$0.25
l.OO
3.50
H. G. OTIS,
Parjfo National Bonk Build Miff.
GENUINE SNAPS.
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Acres improved, three miles from Re
gina. Assmiboia, at $15.00 adjoining
laud held at $20 00 to $25.00. This land raised
83 bushels of oats per acre in 1901,
•pOUR sections near railroad,
south of Rogina,
at low price and easy terms. There is prob
ably no better wheat land on the American
Continent.
FREE HOMES.
i
D. H. BENSON,
Of Roseau, Roseau Co., Minn.,
TS preiared to locate 100 or moro set
tiers on good government, lands—
timber hinds and farming lands—where
lands will becvorth in a very short time
$l,00Jper ipmrter sect.ioa: also deodf^d
lands for sale, ranging from lo$12
lior acre. whero the black loam soil is
12 inches deep, with clay nb--yil.
I'lonty of timber and water.
SECTIONS of choice North Dakota
.and. $ j.00 per acre. This tract within nine
miles of main line \*. P. Ry, Kasy terms.
»f' SOPHY LAND COMPANY, i 5
?f Smith Block, Fanco, N. D.
W. D. HODGSON,
Rear First National Bank, Forgo.
CITY LOTS.
CflY Ati Foot lot. sewer and water, within
TV
75 feet of paving closo to school
Sonthsiiie—$315
COY 1 "Jfi Seventh Avenue 8onth, between
1
Eleventh and Thirteenth St.—$:*)0
CftY 1 Foot lot. First Avenue North
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fine building spot—$ i00.
CAY 1 A.C\ F°°c lot, sewer and water, iu
good locality, near school—£275.
A Y i A i Corner, Fourth Avenue South,
t*" close to High School —fl.000.
CAV lijA Corner, Eighth Street South
1TV
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paving, sewer, water, trees—$S"0.
FARM SNAP.
1 (%0 Acres, 41J miles from Fargo 00 acres
I OU cultivated. Farm rented tho last season
for W ©arllr retrt. Price for'short time $20.00
pur a re, with $2,500 cash.
1 AAY 1 A(\ Feet—Businoss property. Fifth
1 vvA 1 TU Street North a
snap--2).'i00.
Broadway, east front
25X140 g&:
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12 Lots... $200.00each
1J6 Lots ........ $250.00 each 1
A(\ Choico Building Lots in Huntinstort'l
OC Foet—Business lot—with half wall right
First Avenue North—$1,800.
FOR RENT.
J^ABN-t'N^ar Great Northern Depot.
JJOUSi—Six rooms, waim central location
W. J. LANE,
Smith Block, Farjjo, N. D.
603
best corner lot in tho city for an apart
ment house.
Wool »n Front Street, 25x140 feet,
for »125 cash if sold at once.
282 $$ner
lot'
103ll48
Buy D. & P. gloves.
on southside.
CQ'l Good lot on Sixth Avenuo North, 50x150,
large trees, south front, water aud sew
er. $400.
"Dusiness lots on liroadway. N. P. Avenne and
First Avenue North.
CQO 2 good lots on First Avetine North, south
front, 50x140 each $125 each.
CQ Lot on Tenth Street North. 100x150 foot,
1
east front, $50.
SL/LjL Lot on Ninth Street North, 50x140, ea*t
front, for only #225.
489
Corner lot on Third Street North, 50x110,
Lot 125x150 on Teuth Avenne South,
ODZ $375,
North
Dakota
Farms
Pheli-1
Rule Wilkes
Maud
Free Booklet
de.«crih»nir ll.c
Moum
Kivor vftUty. !ie«t
of Hoi), ample* rainfftll.
elittiie
Hello .•
pleutT
••r u arvr ito«1 cheap fuil.
Ktrm« fortbeDis
lv«*M
two T«'»rn.
gaM now for tockk't.
Sift
lwiAiit.lt
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GLASS C. i-'ii
Brownie ..
Crimson King/^^ $
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Notice
to creditors'.
In the matter of the estate df Theo
dore C. Williams, deceased.
Noticc is hereby given by the tinder
signed, Delorna Williams, administra
trix of the estate of Theodore C, Wil
liams, late of the city of Casselton, in
the county of Cfss and State of North
Dakota, deceased, to the creditors of,
a^id all persons leaving claims against,
said deceased, to exhibit them with the
necessary vouchers, within four months
after the first publication of this notice,,
to F.
A,
Ball, resident agent of
Dated Nov. 25th,
(D.
^t'd:
admii^istratrix. at the office of Baft,'
& Maclay, «*t the city of Fargo
Cass County.
A.
DELOMA WlfXlAMS,
Nov. 26:
Administratrix.
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COMING EVEWTS.
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Friday, Jan. 1.
ptttr C. E of PtNbr^ CtttKk
Monday, Jan.. 4* ~y
Cou' ty commissioners nul.
City council m.ets.
'Wednesday, Taa 'ft*
Board ot education meets.
Thumday, Jan. sJ,
Annufmeclmg cf Mu-.tcal Cluh.
Mondav, Jan. ft.
Annual meeting cf Riven id* Cimctttjf Auoetattoa
Tuesdav. Jan. 19.
Grain Growers' convention ctavmu.
N. D. Poultry Sht-w.
Wcdncslay, JamJtO.'
Grain Growetr.' convc .ition.
r,
N. O. Poultry Shew.
Cofttinc.ital Hoec Co. muqut
Thursday, Jan. H.
Grain Growers' convention.
N. D, Pou try Shew.
Friday, Jan. 22.
Grain Growers convention.
N. D. Poultry Show.
Tuesday. Jan. 26.
Coutttko.se bends c'ec'iot*.
Note—All meotings are evenings nntpu
otherwise spcclfled. These announcements
will be kept standing, and we shall be glad
interest^
D0t,Ce8 8CDt
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Have Knight Printing Co.f pfftft it.
Blank books—Have Knight Printing
Co:, make them.
Gunthcr's candies—nothing niccr-4
at Font & Porterfield's.
For wood and lignite pricey tots
see ad of L. B. Gibbs.
There are many choice articles for
New YcaFs gifts -at. McClanc's Art
Store.
Canton lLoyal of I. iO, Q. F. has ar
ranged to give a hall on Tnesday, Feb.
16 at Pirie's Hall.
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FOR RENT—Large modern honae. jast
rellniyhed, new lieating plant, warm
houBe. Lease and iosse8-i(ii criven Doc,
1. Apply at once. C. 0. Flsmlag, Waldsrf
The true and final test of flour is
baking, visit the testing rooms of the
"Dwight Flour" mills. 5
Go to Fulton Market £pr pqrk chops,
ro cents per pound pork sausage in
casings, 3 pounds for a quarter.
For Sale—Stock of furniture and un
dertaking, doing a good business. No
competition. Must sell at once, K. S.
Thordarson, Edinburg, N. D.
WALKS* Piano Tuner,
Grand Forks, N. D.
Principal Roate: Grand Forlts to Great
Falls, Mont. Qreat Falls to Helena, Hel
ena to Fargo. N J)., Fargo to Grand
Forks. Address to Grand Forks, N. D.
All mail will be forwarded.
People used to 'look for work" by go
ing from place to place and asking for it.
It was just one of '"the old ways."
Nowadays the want ads do the '"running
about." See page seven,
People wanting fancy
going out tonight?'
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.
When a woman's best friend, the mir
ror, tells her she is not "looking her best
that morning, it speaks the truth but in
Fargo this need not worry a woman: for
she knows she can just run over to the
Marvin Earl Cox Beauty parlors, and
in a short lime reappear with all the
graces that make a wonmu queenly.. Why
not come over this
afternoon if yott
$24*25 Per Month
FOR ONE HUNDRED MONTHS
Without interest, buys a home in good
condition, in desirable location.
Money to loan on improved eitjr property,
Fargo Building I Alinh Secre-
Association r. MVUgil tary
Major parling smaslied the record
yesterday afternoon for high runs as a
local amateur hilliardist, making one of
43 in a game with F. E. Dibley, one of
tlie scries iu the senior tournament which
is in progress at the Broadway. The
major was handicapped 150 to Mr. Dib
ley's 90 points. Tlie latter was only able
lo roll up forty-one while his
opponent made his quota of points. In
Ihc evening game W. Y. Ogdcn who was
handicapped against C. H. Anheier de
feated his opponent no to 56 points.
Among the juniors E. Green defeated
C. Y. Brown and J. Curran defeated Mr.
Green, 65 to 62. Tonight, in the senior
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class. 11.
K. A P.owloc will play A,
Ilcadltind.
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Cook, sifi^ts^opp. Masonic Temple.
I or Ericksofl'fr i^toto 4tndio 'phone
664L. v.'.-
FARM LOANS
Payable On
'/:3
or Belaid
At Lowest Rates.
IL P. L0IMH. r«TB0 Nail Bank
Drink Enid's freshly roasted coffcc.
^t's a good' habit.
John Berg sharpens skates, R&tfey
IBlock, near ice rink.
'Phone No. 15 if you waftt 4
night or day. Jeff Young & Co.
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CITY LOCALS.
Try ground oyster shells and a§ffct,
egg food for chickens, at Stanford'IT
i* ..
All makes of typewriters clcaned|.jre*
paired, rented or sold at the N#rth
Dakuia Book & Stationery Co-
Builders' Supplies for big and little
contracts: wall-plaster, lime, cement,
etc. N. D. Tii« Works, Front Street.
Trunks, bags, suit cases. We ffave
dccidcd t» close out this line of goxls
at cost. Call early. W. H. Stewart &
Co., corner of Broadway and N. P.
Avenue.
First N^^^ljttth^raiil Chtlticlh, ocimer
^Roberts Street cind Fourth Avenue
North. Services New Years Day at y :jo
p. m. All are welcome. A. O. Fonkals
rud, pastor.
Fargo Carpet & Rujr Co
Mako Riifcfi, Clean Carpets, Clean Sew
tag
Machines, Repair Sewing Machines.
Sell Repairs, Oil and Noodles for all Ma
chines:
I (07 Eighth SCS. "Phone 319
W. II. Stewart Co. has bought out
Hunt & Whisnand's harness business
at the corner of Broadway and N. P.
Avenue where .the company will be
found hereafter. v v
The Eagles
enjoyed a social St|kian
after the disposition of considerable im
portant business including the initiation
of a good class of candidates. There
was a very encouraging attendance and
a good time for all.
It isn't how much cold cream a wo
man puts on her face but how much
Rocky Mountain Tea she takes inside
that brings out real beauty. Rocky
Mountain Tea complexions s^y,.
cents. Fout & Porterfield.
'PlIAT COLD and *ore throat can
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KNOCK hi) for sure b^. u»lng H. W. 1
Cojuh, Catarrh, Consumption
At all druggists.
Barker's
Remedy.
Miss Rasella Hyncs has accepted a po
sition as stenographer in the office of the
Nichols & Shcpard Co. and Miss Ilart
man who has been in the office of T)r.
Callander for some time has accepted
a position with Dr. J. H. Rindlauh.
The. big time is at the Salvation
Army Hall tonight at 8 p. ni. Special
music and coffee and cakc after the
meeting. There will also be a great
watch night meeting commencing..' at
11:15. The officers and soldiers of Moor
head corps will unite with us. You are
sure of a gx»d time if yen come. 'All
are welcome. $N'-
PRIOB
had of.
Temple, or at Forus|
Can
dry a1
Office.
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O. MoKen^:
Mr. and Mrs. C). J. deLendrecije and
Mrs. Lulu Edwards and daughter left
this afternoon for Casselton to attend the
wedding of Mrs, S. M. Stevens to Chas.
Bogle at the h^mc of the bride's friends,
Mr. and Mrs.
A. Lean. The wed­
ding will occur "at 8:jo thi evening and
Rev. Willard C. Lyon will officiate. The
pleasant Lean home has been homesome
ly decorated with smilax and carnations
for the occasion. Miss Jessie Edwards
gunned in white lace, will act as ring
bearer, carrying the beautiful solitaire
diamond wedding ring to the altar on a
white satin pillow. The bride will be
gowned in white French voile over white
taffeta. After the wedding a reception
will be held at the home and the hamjv
couple .will leave on the cast liound N.
P. coast train for Chicago and New
York. Thev will be at home at the
Waldorf after Jan. 10. Mrs. Stevens
has been in chargc of the cloak depart
ment at dcLendrecic for some time and
it is understood the popular lady will not
sever lu-r connection with the store for
another year. Mr. Bogle is a well known
traveling man for the Gaar-Scott T. M.
Co., whose headquarters is Fargo. Many
friends wih the happy couple a pleas
ant journey through life.
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