The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume], September 16, 1905, Image 2

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SOO EXTENSION WORK
»"RRJ' JN N. D. NEXT YEAR
j|fhe intention of the Soo road in the
Western part of the state has been a
tject of considerable speculation
long prospective homesteaders and
information on the subject has
bfeen eagerly sought. The officials of
tJie road have carefully refrained from
discussing their construction plans- for
publication but The Forum has been
able to secure valuable information
from a gentleman whp is close to the
railway officials and who returned last
night from a trip to the western part
of the state.
"The Soo has constructed twenty
trifles of roadway this summer to Gar
rison" said The Forum's informant,
"find I am assured by railway officials
that construction operations will be
fair more extensive next year.
"'The line will positively be extended
to Minot connecting with the main
line before the close of 1906 and will
thus give the residents of the northern
part of the state direct connection with
the state capital.
"As soon as possible a line will be
built through Williams County from
the southeast corner to the northwest
corner and crossing the line of the
Great Northern either at Ray or
Wheelock. In anticipation of this im
migration to Williams County this
year has been extraordinary. Home
steads have been filed on as far as
eighty miles from the railway and next
year I expect that unoccupied land in
that part will be almost impossible to
secure.*'
MUST NUMBER BOXES.
According to instructions from the
poatoffice department every rural mail
box in this section of the country which is
located upon a route over sixty days old,
will have to be numbered in consecutive
order before the end of September.
Rural carriers 011' routes that have
been established sixty days or more are,
instructed to review the rural mail box
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RAILROAD NOTES BASEBALL.
in use on their routes between nOw and
Sept. 30, No none-weather proof or oth
erwise unfit receptacles for mail are to
be numbered. All such must be replac
ed by regular approved boxes, by the
owners or no numbers will be assigned.
The numbers assigned to boxes on each
route will begin with No. r, which will
pertain to the first regulation box reach-
cd by the carrier after leaving the start
ing point of his route, traveling in ac
cordance with official description box
after box thereafter to be counted and
given the proper number tin regular
sequence in ofrler of service from. No. 1
to and including all of those bakes en
titled to service located on tin- route.
.These numbers are to be recorded by the
postmaster of the office frOirrWPfich the'
'route starts, and must not bcrchanged
thereafter except by specific authority of
such postmaster. Boxes served regu
larly on more than one routine to be
given numbers in regular order on each
route. New boxes erectfcd subsequent to
the original numbering betvfredn these
already in position on a route and con
secutively numbered will be designated
by appropriating thereto in tfie regular
order the next consecutive numbers
shown by the record Vf numbered boxes
on the route to be unused. V
$1 starts an account at the'Northern
Trust Co. Savings Dept.
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HAD A HEARING.1
Stella^ Stewart and Charles- Stewart
were given a hearing before Judge
Gearey this afternoon on charges of
resisting an officer in discharge of his
duty. The hearing was continued un
til Tuesday morning.
A more serious charge of robbery
will probably be made agalist the cou
ple as s^on as the presence in court
of Ed. Donaldson can be secured.
Fred Adams was before Judge Gear
ey today on a charge of ^dryukennjsss.
He pleaded guilty. and w^~ giyeft a
floater. 1
SYNONYMS ARE HANDY.
Cleveland Leader: Teacher—What is
aysvnonym? life' rV-
Pupil—A word that ha«ri ttw same
meaning as another word.
Teacher—And why does our flanguage
posses synonyms?
Pupil—So you can use ont?sWhen you
don't know how to soell the other one.
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Gas Range,1$15.00
Monthly installments. Oiscoupt for ca^Jbu
Union Light, Meat and
Power Co
MAJC8TIC RANOC# IOI.OJN.Alt Of. THt AttOVC COUNTItiCS.
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YESTERDAY'S SCOPES.
American League— 4*^ •.
Chicago 3. St..Louis, 5.
Philadelphia
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Boston .1.
Philadelphia
2,
Boston $
New York 2, Washington 6.
National League—
St. Louis 4, Chicago 3.
Cincinnati 7, Pittrburg 8,'
Boston
2,
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Philadelphia 4^'"*^1 C./C
American Association— 1 «•«,.»*,%
Milwaukee 4, Indianapolis $.
Toledo 14, Columbus
Louisville 4, Indianapolis 3. v 4
Kansas City
2,.
St. Paid 1. -i
$1 start san account at the Noyth^n
Trust Co. Saving Dept.
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PINGREE.
Pingree, N. D., Sept. 15.—-To Th
Forum: Contractor Harfirum andVlm
are at work on the new Catholn
Church, which will be rushed to corn
pletion as soon as possible.
Agnes Kavanattgh was accidental1
shot by her uncle while he was .ex
amining a gun. The bullet entered 1!
the abdomen and lodged in the back 1
the child. Dr. Van de Erve removed tin
bullet, and it is thought that there w
be rapid recovery. Dr. Sifton of jame
town was summoned in consultation.
Contractor Williams says he will hav
the new bank building ready for btm
ness in a few days.
Threshing has progressed rapidly dm
ing the past week, and the results ar
very satisfactory, all things considered
1 he two hotels are .having excellem
patronage, and additional accommoda
tion will have to be made to properly
care for the increasing business.
Contractor Berg is'making arrange
ments for his new house, which he will
build at once «on Alden Street. Mr
Berg is getting all the building he am
attend to, and has recently got tw
more excellent workmen from Canbv.
Minn., to help get caught up with hi.,
building contracts.
Mason Farrow is building the found
ation for the James Price residence on
Alfien Street, and the carpenters are.
framing the timbers so that the build
ing can be completed as early as possi
ble. Good carpenters find no difficulty
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cool, saves time and mone.y.
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H, C. Hanft, one of' our. ihustling
i'mers,
has recently purchased the
ber buiklings and lots on Waters
reet, and says he may engage in some
i n)d of business in the near future.
Our elevators are doing an excellent
I' siness, and there is little doubt but
iijit: the amount of grain marketed
re.this year will be far in excess of
:y previous vear in the history of the*,
\v-n.
The Occident elevator came in
Hhs. year, making the third, house,
I ich gives Pingree large storing ca
»ity and assures a good pricc for
i tin—whenever the eastern markets
1 warrant it. Farmers haul grain
I distance of twenty-five to thirty
ies, Pingree being the nearest market.
Will Porteous hqs hauled lumbpr for
Ii new house west of town.
lamest Ratmand lias opened a ttew
butcher shop here, ancl reports an ex
ivllcnt business
SEVENTH ANNUAL, COOKING EXHIBIT-
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The Pingree Hotet has chansred man­
riAJESTIC MALLEABLE and steel range as formerly turned out
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in finding all the work they can possibly
'do in this hustling little burg.
Plasterer Good has his men at work
on the Dahl residence on the corner of
wAlden and Derby. This hoitse will be
the best in northwestern Stutsman
County, when completed.
Agent Beltz of the Occident elevator
is having a cellar dug and "a foundation
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ilt for his new house on Whalley
reet, where he will put up a nice
ilding. i
The matter of building a larger and
dern sschoplhouse is being agitated,
there is little doubt but what some
ps will be taken in that direction in
i near future. Owing to the fact that
large number of people have settled
i here during the past year the number
i children of school age who. will at
id this fall and winter Ts much larger.
i ofessor Smith, formerly of St. Cloud,
i nn., has been engaged to open the
l'term hfext week. It is said that Mr.
iiith will purchase The Stutsman
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rijity-Patriot, pf this-0lace, ami take
i'^ge of 'the sanctutn vety soon.
heartily invite opr friends to call any day during the above mentioned week and we will demonstrate tbe:
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Superior Qualities of
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EXPERT REPAIRING AND REMODELING
A LARGE
ALASKA AND
THE NEW MAJESTIC MALLEABLE AND
CHARCOAL IRON RANGES
HANDSOME SOUVENIR—FREE
.^:A* l°n2 as they last, we propose to give each prospective customer a neat souvenir, something that has not been offered before. J|
you Intend to buy, call early and get one of these souvenirs:
HOT COFFEE AND BISCUITS-FREE
Come any day during next week and have buttered hot biscuits and hot coffee. Biscuits baked on a flaiestic in three
High Grade Furs
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V4 V*^.ARE SHOWING A COMPLBTPV -..***
ASSORTMENT 0p
ill all tiie latest styles, all our own makes*. which arc manufactured
during tlie summer, and therefore desire to close them out during our
SEPTEMBER* .SALE
Our nectwear in Ermine, Chinchilla, Mink, Mole and Foxes are v\\"
unsurpassed, all beautifully made, in the most popular fashions.
HEAVE YOUR ORDERS NOW SO AS TO AVOID THE RUSH,
COPPER
ALL WORK GUARANTEED TO BE FIRST CLASS IN. EVERY RESPECT
JOSEPH ®. PINRUS
Exclusive Fur Manufacturers,
agers, and Sam Farrow is now dish
ing up fine meals to the boys.
Pingree is building up as she never
did before, and any mechanics, investors
or business men who are looking for
money-making propositions will do well
to communicate with the. Pingree State
Bank here.
Pingree offers a good opening for a
public hall, there being no place that
now meets the requirements of this de
veloping and enterprising town.
Any attorney looking for a new loca
tion will find this an attractive field.
Mrs. P. D. White is visiting at Daw
son for a few days.
The county commissioners are, adver
tising for bids on the old timbeV in 'the
Foster bridge, and will build a good
$teel structure in the very near future.
Mrs. C. W. Smith and daughter of
Melville Avere here last Saturday to at
tend the Rube Allyn ent/¥tainment..'
Rube Allyft, the famous impersonator
of Fafgo, was with u's'last wtek, and
gAve a very creditable entertahTmeirt At
ilitf C&rigtegjUidmil Church. '-CofcTiPJ
ROAN & DAHL
Anjiounqe Ahfiic milinery, sto^k fqtf j|Ur
tun^.i^ on display.
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ABANDONED BABI^.
Churchs Ferry Siw The following
tein rakei\ from tlte- columns of Pen
tisylvariia Grit is just now interesting
the people of St. John:
"A six-vveeks-old child was found in
the weeds near one of the principal
streets in Bourbonnais, 111., one morn
ing. Investigation developed the "fact
that the child had been abandoned by
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Bourassa of St.
John: N. D., foho for four months had
been visiting, in the place. When they
started for home, neighbors noticed
the man carrying* a small child. When
Demonstration
SEPTEMBER 18 to 23 INCLUSIVE
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entire country par-excellence, and far ahead of any other range made. But with the NEW CHARCOAL IRON BODY in place of
|5teel makincrit double its value, and the fact that it is the only range in existence made of Hialleable and Charcoal Iron, you can
readily see that if quality is considered the riajestic leads by a big margin. WE WANT YOU TO CALL at our store during this
week and let us explain this new feature:—CHARCOAL IRON BODIES let us explain why it is the best material lor range bodies,
ftnd incidentally why it is not used on other ranges. We want you to call, whether you intend to buy or not, as the information
^gjiiaj^g wUl Me^ye you in the future*
HANDSOME SET OF WARE-FREE
With every range sold during this demonstration we will give absolutely FREE one set of riajestic ware worth every cent of $7.50.
This ware will be qn exhibition at our store. Everything useful, ornamental and durable. Come in and see it and jou will agree
with us that it cannotbe bought lora cent les than $7-50, and it is cheap at that.
COME IN AITY irAI, ¥OU ARE WELCOME WHETHER YOU INTEND TO BUY OR NOT.
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the couple got on the train, the chiW
had disappeared,. A warrant was
sueVl for theif Sliest, but they escap
ed."
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Monday the sheriff and deputy frqitt
Kankaltee, RK, afrived in Churchs Ftfjr-i
ry and proceeded to St. John wheisfi
they .arrested the couple, and Tuesday
the party were guests at the Merchants
Hotel in this city awaiting the arrival
of the east bound passenger train
wftich they boarded for the Illinois
town where the crime was committed,
and where it is presumed they will he
required to stand trial for an offense
against the state, the minimum penalty
for which, we are informed, is thrfcfe'
jytoirs imprisonment and $1,000 fine. V
i 'This couple passed through ChurcS^I
Ferry on t^eir wayfeast'ApriV-S^,
tipping about three or fotir weiKs ag^jg,'
HORSES! HORSES*!
.|tforton County horses for sale in cqjft
lots. J. M. Watson, New Salem, N. D.
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NOTICE TO BIDDERS, r
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,-Septe«vbet- i5th,. IQ05. Notice is
given that the board of educate
^ion of the city of Fargo will receive
Sealed |»ds--'.for the furitishing of 9C
tons more »r Jess, of lignite qoal nijd
100
Li,tu3 qi eastern soft coal to siaid
board. *kartte to be delivered to the
several school buildings of said city
6s directed during the current school
year. All bids are to be enclosed lt|
an envelope addressed to the secretary
of said board, plainly mark6d as such
bids and to be filed at her office not
later than
3
25th, 1905.
the riajestic people has been considered throughout tt»e
BT
o'clock p. m. Septemtwi^
orjler.Oifr£oard of Education,
(Stkt)" fc^ACE ,D. BRENNENj.
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