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ABERCROMBIE.

Abercrombie, N. d., March 2o. To
The Forum: County Commissioner Slet-
moe was in town Saturday. The pri-
mary election law does not worry him.
He is a hold-over Sletnoe gives good
satisfaction to the people. =.
DR.. H. C. Cooper has established a
love for the best and most refined in
music. The members Of the orchestra
are instructed in high-class compost
tions, and are making rapid progress.
Such an organization is great help to
our young people; it gives genuine pleas
|ure.
Banker III ]. Hagen was Mime
apolis visitor this week.
A. X. TWeto, president Of the Rich
land county State bank, was a Fargo
visitor Wednesday,
Ernine Bjornsori. son of B. Bjorn-
son. the great author and statesman of
Norway, will lecture here On April S.
He will be greeted by a large audience.
His fame, like his fathers, has crossed
the sea.
Attorney John M Berg of Minnea-
polls was visiting friends here Tuesday.
Ioakim Arneson, of the Allan S. S.
| line, was visiting Dr. Fl. O. Fjelde Mon
day.
Miss Jennie Edwards resumed her
studies at Fargo college Tuesday.
Hon. Erick Stafne. railroad commits
sioner, was in town Saturday He has
been very active with the other members
| Of the commission in securing many inl-
provements for the farmers and ship
lpers all over the state.
Attorney Albert Stafne has located at
Garrison, this state We have known
him from childhood; watched his school
and university career. and bespeak for
him a successful practice. He is a
M ID. product, a graduate Of the u at
Grand Forks.
There will be grand missionary rail-
Fly at the Mission house Sunday at 5
| d. M Special programme and music.
The Abercronbie Temperance society
meets at the Mission house Sunday at
$50 %. m. Everybody welcome
Rev. III @. Helseth will preach at
Montevideo, Mimi, next Sunday He
goes at the urgent request of the Luther
| an body at that place.
Isaac Blom was badly injured about
| the head lii a runaway, and is in the
Fjelde hospital.
Miss Margaret Wicklein is very liz
There IS but slight Improvement in
| her condition All hope for d speedy
ichange much sympathy being felt for
/ her anxious parents.
Mr.. and Mfs. NJ. Al. Naftalin are re-
ljoicing over the arrival of q daughter.
Grandpa Sussfian came Zip from Fargo
| to visit and is overjoyed.
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ADDISON.

Addison, N. d., March 27.-To The
Forum: The w. S. K. society will have
their last meeting for this season on
March 80 AT this meeting the farce
The Kansas Immigrants, will be pre-
sented. e.
. Miss Maebe1 Suckow returned to Far
go college on Tuesday after spending
her vacation at home. Kay
I. B. ferguson made a business trip
to St. Paul last week. .
w. +. Piper went to Brainerd on BUS
mess last Friday.
n Miss Martha iSuckow was a Fargo
visitor last Tuesday. ..s d a
Fri Houd, c. H. aPiper and Richard
Piper took in Yon Yonson at Casselton
Friday evening.
w. ]. Sautebin is home from the u.
N. d. for a short vacation.
III 4sssY ,s9s s-rsggs X Ma. sstese Cor A.
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s LOST.
.T OST- Oxidizsd silver fob, gold trimmed, i'm.
~ itials III N. on back. Reward for return
to Forum Office. 81 s
LOST.

He owed the city money and refused
Eto make it a preferred creditor. and
under a statute, this refusal became a
technical embezzlement. 1t was for. the
protection Of his other creditors that
he refused and he was almost imned-
lately pardoned. He afterwards cleared
the slate By paying all his creditors in
full
He was BY instinct and by training,
an adventurer, but much sfreWder, more
patient more intelligent than most Of
these gentry. He spent his first two
years in Chicago in the brokerage bust
ness, looking around, sizing Up with
wonderful skill and precision the men
with whom he must deal.
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figure on attending wedding soon.
Then yon want TO see your name in the
report, We want TO keep YOU and many
Others to the front; but are afraid to
say much about anybody who does not
love himself and family to the amount OF
two cents a week. The Forum works
for its patrons "a hours in every day
Al Forum want ad works when the adj
vertiser sleeps Al Forum reader gets
quality in the news; and if you desire
TO be man or woman of quality. oi
course, you will subscribe for the paper
Daily Forum $4 year. Weekly ST.
Saturdays issue $I,5o a year.
Cor A.
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NEW BRIDGE.

The material for bridge which is to
be erected at Haggart station has ar
rived and men were at work today rn-
loading crushed rock and stone. The
proposed bridge is in connection with
the extensive improvements of the N.
F. yards and increased trackage which
was begun last year and will be double
track structure, to afford extension oi
the double track west of Haggart when
needed. sE.
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WENT TO DAVENPORT.

Assistant General Superintendent
Kline, Superintendent Burt and Engin-
eer Smith of the Dakota division, ac-
companied by Agent Johnson of the N
p, went out to Davenport in Mr.. Kline's
private car this morning, for the purpose
of inspecting the new inter-locking plant
which has been installed in the Dayen-
port yard.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1906-03-29

little influence on British honlesteads,
but the dark roam, a stranger to the
meal, is now, Of course, q more fav-
ored quantity because it suits the South
African market
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Do You
Desire

A valuable farmS
A desirable business locatIonY
"A site for rnanufactory?
a rich gold or iron mine
A bituminous coal field? o.
a range for stock raisings
An unsurpassed fruit farm?
A place especially adapted for vine.
yard
"A cotton plantation?
IA place where you can make pitch
tlirpentine of rosin7
Al tract for a numbering camp?
A place for truck farm?
water power capable of indeinit,
expansion?
A residence in the finest climate ii
the world?
"A winter or summer home?
A section for sorgum or cane grow.
aing7
In short, do you wish to live, do busi.
ness, prosper and grow rich in the most
favored section of the United States
If so, locate in the territory of the
Southern Railway and your wishes will
take the form of tangible reality.
The Southern Railway traverses the
states of Virginia, North and South
Carolina, Georgia, Alabama, Mississip,
pi, Kentucky and Tennessee.
For maps, pamphlets, etc. conmuni-
cate with
NJ. v. RICHARDS.
Land and Industrial Agent.
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Merchants Hotel.

Z. =. ! -
After ten years of absence, /
have again taken charge of the
old reliable Merchants, and have
rshtted and fully equipped the
same with baths, steam heat and
All modern improvements. ] So
licit the continuance Of the pat
ronage Of the public, and espc.
rially my friend3 in the Dakotas
and Minnesota, who have so
long made til Merchants thcii
st. Paul home.
Latest Dakota and Minnesota
papers ON file.
Rates, So. 90 and $3.50; with
bath, $500. / have added the
European plan for those who
desire it, at if I'M ST. 90 to 81. 90,
with bath, 300
ssi ssS ssr ii Sa points a' d I tss City - --'
A. ALLEFs. ProprletoPs
xhas paper will always be somm& 90
3ee an 60 DE&s@hAnss xsaAeza sseans%
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Stop--Why Go to Canada?

When yon can get free homesteads in the
w beautiful Golden Valley7p Fifteen
townships will be open for filing on March 20
s,av ssh 6laca Joan rOam ma MAJ
stock run at large all winter. Railroad lands
at $S to sle.50 per acre adjoining. your home-
stead. Free fare, free livery and hotel bill
to ell purchasing one-quarter of railroad lands
adjoining homestead, which will be shown you
free of all cost except the fling fee. IL you
g. me soon you can get Your choice from si3 to
sixty miles on either side of main line of N. r.
Railway. Free coal. Call upon or address
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WANTED IutelliRent, neat appearing girl
wv to learn halrdressing trade; also neat
clever girl to apprentice in bath rooms ard aid
in giving ladies baths. Mrs. Taylor, 9o5 Broad
way. .,s E535 2 f{E"+& 1,. ~.
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KNTANTED ~ Compstent girl for general
wv honsawork on farm. Apply to Mrs. j. s.
Taylor. 305 Broadway. EE a'.t Ii, r
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WANTED Woman to help with housework
w by the hour once q week. Address e. j.,
care Forum. EgfR -
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F Fargo Wants.

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sWANTED. - Coed girl for general house
~ work. DR.. Durham, 4i0 Ninth avonue
south. St5S5 | ~.
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WEANTED-Girls aud cooks; good positions
Larson & Bolstad, Ala Front street.
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POSITIONS WANTED-MALE. =

~O~~O~>~~S~~~~S$~N~-~N ~N~~~c~~~~O~SNc~~N~S@O~~
"AN TED Po ition by compsteLt meat ard
w pastry cook. III. Spencer, gen. del,
Grand Forks, N. ID. *$S IS, +.
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"ANTED-Men to learn barber trade. Only
w short time required. Now is the time to
ana me G@y
Minneapolis, MINI.
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WTANTED-Good girl for general housework.
w Apply 9i0 First avenue north.
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Fargo Wants.

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"ANTED-Sales ard book keeper with
w experience in imp emept business. Must
furnish good references. Good salary, steady
work. Address y. l. care Forum!
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POSITIONS wANTED-FEMALE,

NTANTED ~ Position by lady in Office
store. Experienced clerk. Phone 1i2l
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"ANTED-Permanen position as clerk and
stenographer;. two years experience.
Address 296 M. care Forum. ri
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Fargo w ants.

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"ANTED = Waitress and chambermaid q
Wv Webster Hotel. v,.,.
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WANTE DIP Position by lady stAnographar
wv Three years experience in general office
work. Good references furnished. Address
KIT, care Forum. F 54
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DO3ITI0N wanted by lady stenographer and
hookkeeper. Address s B., care Forum
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1906-03-29

VIVIAN TED-Boy to L. arm harness trade, Far
w go Harness Co. ~
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wv, ,ANTED FOR q. g. ARMY-Abls
80 bodied, unmarried men, between q
and 35. citizens OF United States of good
:haracter aud temperate habits, who can
speak, read and write English. For In
formation apply to recruiting officer, 10
Broadway, Fargo, N. ID.
I'D. July 1, '05 to June 30. 'O8.l
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WAETED = Man with two or three years
experience at painting; steady work to
right man Address stating wages, w. B.
Avery, Litchyille, N. d.
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STAR BRANCH OFFICES.

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Sentner's Drug Store, 1ith and l. sta
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r GssSsrs Drug store 9Th and "a ave.
P Pal Telegraph oEce. IIee Conn. -.
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Commercial Plank bldg, Telegraph ONCE.
Grier & Grier,'s Pharmacy. 9th " 4: I. AZ ~:
Goidenherg's Department Store. 912-2s TN
The Hutchn. 4 Kcn n,GrT prns Co. 18th ou.
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WANTED - SCHOLARS FOR ADVERTISING
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WANTED-MEN TO TRY OUR BUCHU GIN, FOR
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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-03-21
TO BUILD FROM ONAGA.
Topeka & Northwestern VIII Be tx
tended This spring. Probably.

It is probable that before long work
viii be started on the extension OF the
Topeka & Northwestern branch Of the
Union Pacific Railway company from
Onaga up through Frankfort to Marys-
vile. When this line was planned
originally it was contemplated to
eventually run it to MarysviIle and
make it the connecting link in q short
line for the Union Pacific from Kansas
City out through the west to the coast.
But after the road had been COM
pleted from Topeka, or more properly
speaking, from Menoken where it
leaves the main Union Pacific line go
ing through Topeka, to Onaga and
opened for service, it was announced
that the road would not be built on
from Onaga for some time yet posi-
bly, not for a year.
But the people of Frankfort and
Marysville are exceedingly anxious to
have the line completed as soon as
possible so that they Will be able to
have direct communication with To-
peka and other points on the line.
They have presented inducements in a
tentative way to the Union Pacific Of
f1cialS for station and terminal faCiIi-
ties in the towns. which are looked
upon with such favor that it is prob
able the work of extending the line to
these points will be undertaken this
spring and rushed through to a speedy
conclusion. From Onaga to Marys-
vile is a distance Of about thirty miles
which is considerably less than the
distance from here to Topeka and
when the company starts in on the
work it is their intention to build the
line in a hurry.
When this line is run into Marysville
connection viii be made there with the
St. Joseph & Grand Island, which is
controlled by the Union Pacific, and
this line viii be used to make connec-
ton with the main western line of the
Union Pacific. It is proposed to route
all through traffic for the coast from
Kansas City this way and in doing so
more than one hundred miles, now
made necessary by the dip into Denver
will be obviated, as the route will con-
tinue out through Cheyenne.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-03-21
RALPH TAFT PROMOTED.
win Succeed r.. G. Long as Foreman Of
Union Pacific shops.

Fort Scott. March 21.-The transfer
Of R. @. Long, general foreman OF the
Missouri Pacific shops here, was the
basis of two promotions at the shops
His place was filled by Ralph TAFT, who
has been foreman Of the machine
shops. This promotion is in recognl-
ton of faithful services to the company
and is one Of merit. The company
could have made no better choice for
promotion that would have given more
general satisfaction among the en-
ployes Of the road Mr.. TAFT is a man
Of executive ability as we'll as being a
good mechanic. Tom Pennie, who has
been foreman of the tool room at the
shops, has been made foreman OF the
machine shops and this also is a pro-
motion that was deserved. Mr.. Pennie
has been with the company for long
time and is thoroughly up in the bust
ness. His many friends will be pleased
to note his promotion. Both men are
possessed of extraordinary ability and
they will prove top notchers if given
half a chance.
Mr.. Long left this morning for his
new position at McGehee, Ark, where
he viii take charge of the work.
He hated to, leave the city and he
hopes some day to be back in Fort
Scott, which has been his home for
many years. There is considerable
sentiment in his leave taking.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-03-21
A. H. BATES SELLS.
Disposes of stock in Capital National
and Retires as Cashier.

A II. Bates who has been cashier and
one of the directors in the Capital Ma
tiOnal bank since that institution was
organized rendered his resignation last
night as cashier and will retire April 1.
The stock owned by Mr. Bates has
been sold to S. ". Charles who is
superintendent at the reform school;
B. Rockwell, a merchant Of Junction
City, and F. C Fox. general superin-
tendent Of the Santa Fe.
These parties to whom I sold my
stock seemed to want it worse than I
did and let them have it for that rea-
son. said Bates this morning, and I
will retire from the business, though
my relations with the directors of the
bank have been the most pleasant. 1
have not decided for sure what will
do but I think that it is more than
likely that I VIII resume my real estate
business which I gave up when I &C
cepted the position Of cashier in the
bank"
There will be no changes made at
the present time in the personnel of
the bank said President Edwin
Knowles. I'VE have a sufficient force
at the present time to handle all Of
our business and there is no reason why
we should add another man to our pay
role For the time being there viii be
no cashier, and ] do not think that one
will be elected at the next meeting OF
the board of directors. The truth OF
the matter is that I have no idea when
the board will elect a new member to
succeed Mr.. Bates, either as a member
Of the board OF directors or as cash
far-