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RAILROAD NOTES.
M: Contractor
NEW G. N. SCHEDULE.
One of the important changes in the
»icw time schedule which goes into ef
fect on the G. N. systems tomorrow
jrnorning, Nov.
19,
at
gtead of
Let Us gia Oft your bond. \ou can arrange a bond to cover al
your business and all your ftidertakings, or for individual cases, an
pecial contracts which you have to give bonds to fulfill.
We are writing a good many contractors' bonds, so wecan accom
modate you quickly, and the cost is reasonable.
•fcV :K j»\
Agents for The National Surety Co. of New York.
Waldorf Block, Fargo.
ir?
Cash prices for homes on time.
V Prices range from $1050 to $2000.
Cash required, $100 to $600, balance
o n o n i i-
»...®sr
a. m. The train will ar­
rive in the Twin Cities correspondingly
earlier. The west bound flyer will ar
irive and depart as now,
5.52
p. m. Sev­
eral other changes on branch lines, and
the annulhnent of several trains, have
Jbeen reported from time to time.
GRAFTON WANTS SOO.
News and Tim^: A petition was
l)eing circulated, among, the business,
men of Grafton the first of the Aveek
that the proposed spur to be
?uilt from the main line of the Soo,
'liit the southern part of the county to
ihc cement mines in Cavalier county,
be built through Grafton. The argu
ment being that at the present tinie,
jth rough lack of competition in rail-
Voad lines, sufficient cars are not be
ting furnished for transporting the
year's crop that the city is losing
•*,'ostrength as a market point and that
\*if the proposed line of the Soo taps the
"iTich fields of Walsh county without
entering Grafton ihat -the situation
would be more detrimental. tb the busi-
Jiess interests.
This is a matter in which other
'towns than Grafton would be equally
-liutcrested—Park River, for instance.
V' *Tn union there is strength, and what
one town might not be able to accom
-|plish alone the union of two would
^uake possible. A Hue running from
£t slo to Grafton and thence to Park
River, and on to the cement mines
1would
traverse the richest portion of
jthe county, and if there is anything to
be gained to either town by the road
jn question, here a case where a
'^joint session of th6'' business men's
clubs of Park Rivier and Grafton
might bear fruit acceptable to the offi
cials of the Soo road.
CIVIL WAR MONUMENTSf
Vicksburg, Miss., Nov.
18.—Gover
nor Pennypacker of Pennsylvania and
.the members of his staff, General
*\Scwink, chairman of the Pennsylvania
-^commission and^er
500
Pennsylvania
veterans ,of the civil war arrived here
jesterday and e,arly this morning to
'attend the dedication of the Pennsyl
vania monuments in the Vicksburg
National Military park today. Gover
/unof Pennypacker and Captain Rigby,
the chairman of the military commis
sion will deliver' the principal ad
dresses.
•9
loar This In Mind
Tfce suits we are making to order
represent more excellence than if
tly secufed tor the price else-
Take a look at our stock.
a,
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Wheelock & Wheelock
Waldorf Block, Fargo, N. D.
12:01
a. m. is the
.earlier arrival of the eastbound flyer,
thirty-five minutes earlier than at pres
ent, arriving in Fargo at
6:55
a. m. in-
ADDITIONAL LOCALS.
Call us up. We want .to lfet you in
on an order for the best hard coal on
thfc liiarket, best soft coal* a!hd jvood
too. Interior Lumber Co.
Nice, selected hind-quarters of beef,
inspected by Rev. D. Lask, to be/ had
at 6c per pound delivered to any part of
Fargo. Rubels Market, 120 Front street.
Closed Saturdays.
Farmers should send in their orders
now for married couples and other farm
•help, before the snow flies, as people feel
more like hiring out now. Louis Hotop,
496
Front street, Fargo. v
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MISS CORNELIA M. LYON
TEACHEK OF THE DUNNING ST STEM OP
IWKOVKD MUSIC 8TUDY FOR PIANOFOETB
SPECIAL WOBK IN BIGHT BEADIgG AiiO
BAB TKAINING
CtiASBSB NOW FOHMIK0
ffI5 ?lrst Are. 8. Telephone 274.
Fred Moerke was brought to the city
this morning from Alice and lodged in
the county jail. He was convicted in
the jttstice court at Alice
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assault and battery and sentenced to
thirty days in jail and a fine of
Qujcn Aanavalo of Madagascar has
just realized her long cherished ambi
tion by pacing a visit to Paris. While
there she enjoyed the additional felicity
of having her annual allowance in
creased from
$6,000
to
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$10,000.
Don't miss seeing our 4iew picture
frame mouldings. You'll find just the
one to match the picture yoa are going
to have framed and our expert can do
the framing, top. Canniff's, The Fargo
Decorating Co.,
610-612
Secpnd ?Venue
north, Fargo.
A petition, in bankruptcy was filed in
the office of the clerk of the federal
court this afternoon by Ole Christof
ferson, a farmer residing at Galchtitt,
N. D. His liabilities are given at $1,
398.03
and assets at
$882.60,
claimed ex­
empt. 1
T|uvre are indications that Bourke
Cockran is
110
longer a name to conjure
with in New York. His appearances
for -Tammany in the campaign just clos
ed have not by any means been so suc
cessful as, in Jhe past, his audicnces at
tirites /evftn snowijig doubts «i to his.
sincerity. v
We could save in wages and save in
many other ways each week, but we
prefer to give oitr customers the very
best work regardless of cost. Good
soao is expensive but we use the best.
Skilled labor is expensive, but we em
ploy the best. Some laundries are not
as careful. We believe you would pre
fer the careful work. May we send a
wagon for. a trial package. We guaran
tee it to please you. Dixon Laundry Co.,
F. B. Leach, manager.
In a runaway, one horse of a team
belonging to Charles Voller," the well
known butcher, collided with the cele
brated trolley car No.
-vf.
3,
and Second avenue last night. The mo
torman saw the approaching team and
stopped the car, but the dashing team
rushed into the front platform. The
right hand horse struck with its head,
crushing the skull and breakingf its
neck. The team was unable to make
a detour and escape the car owing to
the numerous excavations on the main
thoroughfare. The vestibule win
dows of the car were broken and there
were other slight damages. The driv
er of the team seeing that there was no
robm for his hors-es to get out of the
way jumped and saved himself from
$ K
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•_ -^6011 t^Aldy •gei'PWMfira,' ^Alftiiii^ig( i!^,r'^'ftTi(feii" 'ftcfaog.
R.eal E^state.
INVESTMENTS
Good
corner one block from Broadway, lot
6-")XlflO. Three housos, each having
-ewpr and electric lights. Hented now for a
month. For quick sale, fi,800. This invest
ment will giro %ond returns oii your inon«s and
iu a very few years the lots will be worth con
siderable money for wholesale businnss. Will
coneidor trading fur farm lands in Minnesota,
North Dakota or Canada.
£Jood Broadway lot 50x121 feet, for only 8800.
Nine
room house, rentiojr for 12(1 a month, on
corner lot, three blocks from Broadway,
between the tracks. $1,700.
FOR RENT.
Poor room house and barn, $5,00.
Four rooms, $10.
Five room cottaore, 112.
Six room cottage, barn and fotyr MflM of
arround, $18.
Seven room cottage, 118.
Seven room house, larga
barb and chicken
house. $18.
Six room house, bath, olecinc Tigbts, f25.
Nine room hous\ balh, lights, hot water
furnace, on Eighth street south. I.'i-'i,
Six room house, not quite finished, for rent to
a carpenter who will finish hoa3e add apply
work on rent.
W. J. LANE
Office over First National Bank.
SEE ME ABOUT IT
If you want to Buy Improved or
Unimproved
BUSINESS PROPERTY.
If you want to Sell Improved or
Unimproved
BUSINESS PROPERTY.
If you want to Buy
A HOME.
If you want to Sell
YOUR HOME./
.} tf you want to know the value of
and piece of property in Fargo. If
you want a LOAN on city property.
If you want to buy
A MORTGAGE.
if
you want to be sure you have
in your, property
i CLEAR T1TLF:
If you want the. Title to ydur
property Examined and Perfected.
If you.require Legal
ADVICE. V
W.- C. RESSER
Lawyer
and
COAL
We have the famous 'Cross Creek
Lehigh Coal, none better. Also
Hocking Soft Coal, Pocohontas
Smokeless, Pea Coal and Wood of
all kinds.
MAGILL
Phone
& CO.
a.
a charge of
$78.
Any one wishing any of the following
kinds of wood, sucli as maple, birch,
rock elm, oak, or tiasswood, write to
S. Friedman, Perham, Minn. We can
save you from $i to $3 on each cord of
wood.,
1
FABOO,
The ladies of
have about completed the arrangements
for the bazaar and supper which will
be held at Fraternity hall Nov.
23.
A
at Broadway
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v? a-".{-«,
IVf EN and boys wanted to earn $5 day, after
two mmitbs instruction, position guaran
teed. Hpecial tuition half price, few days only.
Coyne Bros Co. Plnmbin* Schools. N*w York,
Cincinnat i O.. 8t, Louis, Mo, 1 Fro© catalogue.
VI/-ANTED FOK 0. 8. AttMY-Abl«
bodied, unmarried men, between 21
and 35. citizens of United States of good
character and temperate habits, who car
speak, read and write EngllHb. F07 In
formation apply to recruiting officer, 1#
Broadway, Fargo. N. D.
[D. July 1. '05 to June 30. '0S.1
HELP WANTED—FEMALE.
WANTED—At
w
Financial Agent,
Red River Valley Nat. Bank Bldg.,
•Fargo, North Dakota.
Bfcone 535.
getting hurt. The other horse was
not injured in the least.
The Rathskeller is the best, the most
respectable and the moist complete place
in the city. Refreshments and liquors
of all kinds are served. It's different
from the ordinary saloon, come and see
it. Thos. Erdel, proprietor. Near
north bridge, Moorhead, Minn.
BOOKKEEPER—Male,
N.
D.
Up to a late hour this afternoon no
advice had been rceived by Chief of
Police Grant from Mandan concerning
Geo. Hawkins who it was reported was
wanted in Mandan on a charge of rape.
It is reported that Hawkin's true name
is Cakins.
Harry S. Schuyler, a native of Phila
delphia is to be chauffeur for the prince
and princess of Wales during their In
dian tour. Mr. Schuyler acted in the
same capacity for the duchess of Marl
borough while she was in the United
States recently. Another American nam
ed Stanton is one of King Edward's
chauffeurs.
f$t
Joseph'a church
22
and
Prominent among those who will
take part
011
the musical programme
is
Miss Marie McCormick of Fargo, whose
clear, sweet voice has attracted so much
attention.
Wall paper will not make attractive
rooms unless they have harmonious sur
roundings. A paper that would be sim
ply exquisite on one room might be a
perfect failure in another. As decora
tors we are able to advise how each
room should be treated, and that is one
reason why our papers always make
such beautiful rooms. Canniff's. The
Fargo Decorating Co.,
avenue north.
I
610-612
RHEUMATISM
GUARANTEED
1ATT I. lOBISOrS
2
12
Second
CURE FOR I
ft
6 0 8 8
la by Far the Best Blood Purifier
and Rbeumntlem Cure Ever
Offered.
People suffering with RHEUMA
TISM, KIDNEY TROUBLE. CA
TARRH OR ANY OTHER BLOOD
TROUBLE wilt find Immediate re
lief U» "«OS8
^EH|R MONEY REFUNDED
41. yM ire not satisfied on taking
tM^it^Sottle. Could anything
Sold and Guaranteed by
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ANTED —Two experienced hair-dressers
and aa apprentice. 119 Broadway, Fargo,
N D.
VirANTED—Ladv wl*b r^od reference, to
v* iravel for firm of $250,0(10 capital. Sa'ary
$1,072 per year and expenses salary paid week
ly and sxpensea advanced. Address, with
•tamp, J. A. Alexander, K»rgo. N. D,
POSITIONS WANTED—if ALE.
^^/"ANTED—Bookkeeper, already employed,
wants set of book* to keep eveainga. Ad
dress Bookkeeper. car« Forum.
VMTANTED—Work iu warehouse or shipping
room by young man. Willing to make
himself generally useful Beat of references
furnished. Address B., care Forum.
AXTANTE O—By a steady, reliable, single man,
position with private family: thorough
ly exoerienced in oare and handling of good
horses. Applr to "69." Fornm oifice
Every^Wan^^
Haft
Fargo Wants.
Its
Words
Week
after
Inser
Rates for Classified Advertising:
One-half cent a word per insertion after
first insertion 35 cents for first inser
tion of any ad up to as words—then
one cent a word
HELP WAITED—MALI.
"\X7~ANTED Fifty m«o for Sioux Cijy at once.
L. H. Olsson, 310 Front street, Fargo.
A *TED— M011 to learn barber tradft splen
did opportunity to l»«rn at very little ex
Dense. Write for onr fr»e illustrated catalogu*.
Molar Barber College, 221 Socond nvenne south,
inneapolis, Minn. Established 1898.
.'?7 years of age, lit
yearc' experieaoe in both banking end
mercantile work, desires position. No objec
tion to leaving city. Address Y. Z care
Forum.
SALESMEN WANTED.
WANTED—Salesman
^ALESMEN wanted for good line of walking
k
skirts in Dakotan and west. Must have e*
tablis' e i trade Side line or exclusive. Lib
eral commission. Address W. .care Forum
and Republic iu.
AGENTS WAFTED.
A GENTS WANTED—Big pay cash advanoed
weekly steady emploj'm-*us selling onr
8unerio- hardy nursery scock. Or
ego a Numery
Company, Detroit, Mich.
TAKEN UP.
ONE
large black dog and one email yell* w
dog. Held for killing chickens Owner
please call at 1190 Broadway. Daniel S. Wil-
KECRGL0GICAL NOTES.
DEMISE OF J. F. FOSS.
James F. Foss of Winnipeg, who re
cently underwent an operation for ap
pendicitis, at a local hospital, expired
there early this morning. The body will
be removed to the home of the decedent,
at Winnipeg, tomorrow morning on the
early G. N. train. Obsequies for. Mr.
Foss will be held next Monday after
noon at
o'clock from his late residence.
Rose street.
Kir^.
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RUSK C^LLS FOR A I' I
'I SPECIAL MEETING
George Rusk, president: There will be
a special meeting of- the Builders' &
Traders' exchange Tuesday evening,
Nov. 2i, at 8 o'clock sharp. All mem
bers are requested to-- be present as
business of importance will be discussed.
We will have with us a guest who is
in a position to give us some valuable
information. Come, help entertain.
WALLS OF CITY HALL
MAY NOT BE BUftt
The sfone for the new city hall ar
rived in the city late yesterday after
noon and it was announced that the
work would be resumed Monday morn
ing.
Mayor Wall stated this afternoon
that he would not encourage the walls
being carri-ad up further than the first
story this fall. It is his opinion that
pressed brick laid
111'frosty
weather is
not satisfactory.
FARMER ARRESTED
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t: ON SERIOUS CHARGE
Charged with moving grain on which
there was a thresher's lien from the state
Victor Johnson, a farmer residing a few
miles west of the city, was arrested this
morning. He was taken before judge
Gearey and released on his own recog
nizance.
The complaint against Johnson was
made by Julius Loberg, who alleges that
he held a lien for abou". $ioo on the grain
which it tb charged Jphnson took frotu
the state and sold in Minnesota
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.a grf *•f
VorR cut out
Fargo Wants.
Ten Words
One Week
Fifty Cents
word
after
first
inser
tion.
Rates for Classified Advertising:
One-half cent a word per insertion after
first insertion
25
cents for first inser­
tion of any ad up to as words—then
one cent a word.
BOARD Aim BOOM OFFK1BD.
"|Or»M8 for rent, with nr without board. 1515
1* Second avenue south.
OOM and bo«rd to be obtained at Mra, F,
A. Paige. 321 Tenth Street South.
Phft i*»r week, day bo*rd. Rooms at
reasonable rate. 421 Sixth avenue
north.
FOE RENT-BOOMS. FURNISHED, 8. S.
J^URNTSHED rooms. 911 First- Avenue South.
l^OR RENT—Furnished room 1011 First kn
nue south.
F°l
once, first-class lanndry girl
at Prescott. H"tel.
VTTANTED—Girl for general housework.
1011
First avenue south.
W
ANTED—Girls and cooks good positions.
Larson & Bolsted, 414 Front Street.
BENT-Steam heated room*,
at Qabel's Restaurant.
|VOR RENT—Three furnished roowh, wUh
baf hrfom. fnrn«c» h»at. on car Hne. Call
at 815 Siith street south or phone 1187.
F0K BUTT—HOUSES. S. 8.
IVOR RENT—Seven room house with cellar
-1- and cistern. Phone 672-L,
IVOR RENT—Eight room house on Ninth
street eonth. Enquire of Dr. Sherman,
Edwards bnilding.
FOB REFT—ROOMS. FUBNISHSO. I.
IVOR RENT—Furnished
street north.
'OR RENT—Fnmioh'd Room, «rentlsaan
preferred. 814 Firpt avenue north.
URNISHED ROOMS fo- rent: hot w««r
heat, bath, nort b'ide. R. C., Fornm office
IF
in Dakota and West­
ern Minnesota to represent old estab
lished Te« and Coffee House. Address Tea,
ctfre Forum.
you don't And the house or room her»
to suit tou advertlee for It. Hundred*
of peonle are watching this column (01
your ad.
IVOR
RENT—Tb'eeor four rfnims furr'-hed,
on gronnd fl»or, suitable 'or lion«e
keepin^. Als-o 'arge frent room imo'air* f»r
rr fnit* gent'emtn. Modern. Enquire i-t
North Broadway.
FOR RENT FLATS. WORTH SIDE.
IVOR RENT—Fteeirable modern fl*t. in Pnrrltt
bnilding. th*e» lar^n rooms with bath and
Steam heat. C. H. Porritt.
FOB RENT—C0TTACHB8. W. 8.
tl^On
RENT—A si* rmrn cottage. Call at 111
Hixth avenue north.
FOB BENT-HOUSES. I». 8.
"KfOR RENT—Naw C-room nod»m h'*"••. $*q
per month. Mrs. Laura Rothraff, 613 Fifth
street north.
^^^H0USE^F0^SALF.^J^RTH SIOE^
|VOR S4LE-Pevoral bouse?, including two
new ones to be moved. Call at my office.
Jas. A. Cheeley.
XISOELLA1EOU8.
VEW and second hand furniture bonvht and
sold, easy terms. M. Levi12, 418 Front
Street, Fargo.
FOR
SALE-Caen County mapn, showing
names of ownera of erery onarter w
tion. Ry express, *1.7(1 for paper $8.31
for cloth backs.
WASTED TO BUT.
TITAN TED TO BUY—All kinds of man'*
s«cond-h«ud c'othe*. R«od a poata"
card to 0. B., 221 Front Street. Fargo, N. D.
DRESSMAKING.
\*TANTED^Tree^^
(inire Mist Skree, 10? Broadway. Phone
897-L.
CLE ASK AND D7EIX0.
|VAR"0 Dye House, largeat, best "hrapest
511 Seoond avonae north, Fargo, N. D,
Always—but will give
a magnificeat
1
if'
four
it
Ii'OK
Inquire
TJOR RUNT— furnished roo-r*. modern con
veniences. steam heat. 103S First avenue
south.
"POR RENT—Furnished roo"i'. heat, light*
ll per person, per week. 815 Seventh street
south.
Tj^OR RENT—Farniahad roomn, mod«rr, cen
trally located. Rent moderate. 1021 Firat
avenue north.
8.
28 Tenth
BURNISHED ROOMS FOR RENT—Modern,
northside. Phone 1U5-SI.
IVOR RENT Nicelv famished ro^ms.
Ninth street north. Phone 1032-K.
215
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SALK—Cheap Ift-horaepower Are box
boiler in good repair. Empire Bottling
Work®.
1sp)1
HAVK a '10 set of frnf, new, wbieh I will
for 125 if taken this month, 1410 First
avoouos nth.
IVOR
SLB—•'«
IVOR 8ALF—1 7 Elev nth »tr«et north, a
couch, upbo'ste-^d in leather, and a broa*
sels ingrain rng. !*l."i feet. fyr
|VOR SALE-A small si/od CO If ••ore. with
-A reservoir go'd condi*on, j^jO. (1 ilden
oak ^idebo^rd, a oeauty. fig oaly. 13X1 First
avenue south,
FOB KXHT,
IVOR RENT—A good barn) 110 Fifth Avenue
Sonth-
II'OR
REN?—Thre* new modern boosam Ora
on north side, two on aonth aide. ISO, (85
and $40 per mouth. W. D. II«Hlgaon.
WAMTEli TO RXKT.
FREE PIANOS
"SETTS SELLS PIANOS"
IVUHNISHED honse of »ix to eiaht rimras
wanted f"-familr of fix, no small children.
W. J. Lane. Phone 807. .k»
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J$~
7 ,.* -}i*r
w &
Far
go Wants.
Ten Words
One Week
word
after
first
inser
tion.
Fifty Cents
Rates for Gassified Advertising i
One-half cent a word per insertion afte*
first insertion 2$ cents for first inser
tion of any ad up to 2$ words—the*
one cent a word.
F0B1AU.
l^OR SALE—^torare room for household
goods of al! kinds. D. I. Ames.
T^OR SALE—Chicago typewriter, good rait
ning order, $20. W. 5T7, Forum.
acre tract on Lake Cormo
rant: tmall set of buildings, fine location
Price |l 000. First National Bank, Lake Park,
Minn.
|VOR SALE—Brownie kodak outfit cheap
daylight developing machine, Velox paper,
fixing powder«, developer, films 00mplate aad
new. W. 27, Fornm.
I^OR SALE—A few of thoee celebrated
sets of Fornm dislias, $R i»ays for
the set and The Daily Forum. «!x months
lu ndvance—If your arrearage# are paid.
HOUSES FOR SALE—8. 8.
IVOR 8ALE— A thoroughly modern ten room
hon -e electric lights, erne, hot water heat, JL
batb, two toilet." laundry, fall basement. nie« Ji
lawn, large lot, largo treea, best reaiderrte
tion, hoase newly decorated Addre^ K. H., bl
Forum. ip^T
FOB BEBT—0FFICE8.
IVINE,
high and dry front basement, with
vault, suitable tor office*. Walker Bros. A
Hardy.
FOB SALE-HOUSEHOLD GOODS.
INGE, (rood as new. for t?ala cheap. E»
quire 711 Fourth avenue no-th.
XV^R S4LE-Ch?ap. oombiuatlon boolre«e
and secretary. Seconl avenue sonth.
BW and eecond hand furniture, InatAll
-L* mo'it nian Fargo Aoctlon Store. 4li
21 N. P. Avenue.
IVOR SALE—Twi heating "tore* in rood enn
dition. Enquire J. B. Bowman, Broadway
ami i avenue wmth.
/"AN TEH AT ON E -To 'ent large *etaehed
bouse o' f'om to 20 rooms wilt leaaa fc
it for th'ee to fivi e*r.s, with ifivilego of bnf- iJfy
ing. Call or address M. (.' MornioK Call. jr
BUSINESS CHANCE.
F°|
84LK— Good paying businaH. Add
raw
B. T-, Forum.
|VOR 8ALE OR RENT—Cheap, for ea«h, a
«ood b' tel at An»moose, Addres* Farm
ers' Home, An*mroHe. S. D.
2 OOD payin» bn«ir» in Fa-»o f"r sale at a
bargain. Owner ha» out He interests to
look »fter. Look tl is up. Address B. C. K.,
care Fornm.
LOST.
1" OST— A rat terrier ruo about .* mom lit old.
AJ entirely white with the exception of biaek
«r«t on the head. Reward for its return. O.
W, Kerr.
OST Ladv's taa colored ptrse cootn'sineurn
meal ticket, and coma change. Finder a
please l«nve at Aa^er'a buxiness college or at i
Forsberg'tf restaurant. •'s
HEALS AT ALL HOURS.
ffiR HOOK fiooi linches, finest eoffaa.'-^"
Cream Restaurant, 716 Front Street.
STRAYED.
^TRAVED-About a month ago. from tho*!)^-'
Glada farm, near Tower City, one hny mare
weiring halter, weight about 1.000 pound ,, 't
white bind feet. Anson* knowing her wbere
nbonm please notify Robert W. Pa tersoa,
Glaes Farm, Tower City, N. D.
$400 Upright Kingsbury Piano FREE
•h—mmim ju i ii11111.11 1 imi',,.11,1 u 111.
(Freight prepaid) to the person sending the largest number of words fttNB the
letters in the sentence: "GETTS SELLS PIANOS."
450
Other Premiums. Write for Particulars.
RULES
1. Oae only the letters in the sentence "tiettg Sells Piados." 4 may contain s
four tiroes e, 1 or twice and g, p, i. a, n or o only once.
2. A Word wbieh cen be spelled two or three different wajrs can enly be used oae*. The
same rule applies to words with two meaning
U, Plurals are allowed,
4. The following are barred: Proper nonna. foreign words, slang and improper words.
5. The standard authority i* Webster's Dictionary.
Be earefnl to fill out the coupon and attach it to yoor list.
1. Arrange ttJO words elphahetieaUy ia *our list.
S. Mark the words 'lPiauj Com(otilion" on the lower left hand RHDet of till SBveld^e^'
V. Be sure your list reaches* us not later than lec. 1!6.
10, Only one oeitifileate can be nsed in purchasing a |fi«oo.
COUFOIC PIANO COMPETITION
Send this
Name
Address,,
coupon in with your list.
Have you a Piano or Organ? What Make?.
What Style?...... ..».How What Condition?....i, ..„
^o. of words in list Competition closes Dec.
Q. W. GETTS, WholtSMle and Retell Dealer, Qran 1 Forte, N. D.
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