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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-06
Foe sAlt-rARMs ANo LANo.

Foa GALATIANS AND LAND.
rnS AcnrH ntru nafrun LAND al
iinrsaFsa fsHFsd sna atesa fenced. utyhsfd
"a - tsefinE trees nfee rfesA thfoush the
place saai tfeom houss ffaHis barn s.N
pfai autbuilainss pties tnaiudiHg hufse
wssva fsfssi ees ineals4tafs ursfsisFs
household fArnitufv, sea
HoNthf NAtHHfi
50 ~ ~ Alaska nuiiiins :
QUICK HAtn
o sae rsa COWS fins land. WITH spfins
on a. : sefes ~ haYs safiisa and offhefts
s. ~ sffa wbsftlss. lets q sfaan ffuits >
rasf# haass large barn ana Other oui
buildings es~ and estf. afttins hefsa
siasls harnesses teals. alsa satns house
hea sac'iai Easy autins ais'Anps 90 50
CHARLES v AnANia
~ t'olmsH Hbis
Il tsas u narszak pslat5ss fai.sa -
each sefe q lana Be- ~ zee Aaiufnf4is
addition b ne valley On street 80 has
and y a ~sssf pipsa 60 saea uest tIssi
s"'a s .s. ,r. Ss - . stun .,ss..
fftess - % tefnss . PET asaaih hss ne
esnst. tillmam "a AL g ~ Aleehes
HEAE II A nARa1ls- CwNHn ussa
seat. ss s 40 rsss' 49, ssaas = is,.ga,saa
81 Fish level iana. : sefss fn eahita'ien
faein haass, iAfSs tarni - sfai gaibuitf
inss sanns hfchara n takFa Rithih ths
ns4t H. daya " 80 viii haF it haN eash
flnnKlf MAIEUN.
IS a.. 90 A1ska Haftalrr .
JAIN T1TTdy~ SfXTY 1TVTS -
iniHiaa small tHwnt en4 tHafrs Hds ffefn
Seattle. faa minutes uhtk ffeH tstHt
stores gssstnffies Ans sd eehnni lsua -
al level ana SD -ati. 4 affss in csiiita
ttans hsisues pasture Al fsitnsi 40 riuss
fenced fire archsra Al ktsffs W tfta %
ffafis faHa haass Z barns several eats
huiiiiH.s : cows. sffafstaF5 Nanuiis Fssai
aaffit - fkfnfin6 tinrhsmisHte Price - 80
Maath tak~ faW raYfuaat IA unin4fptsa
hsa uaaf heaftis
BnmkHF MAfiTNN.
80 are ~ Alassa Hallains :
uaST DELAY n Yaa naas one "a ihass
ehnfsa taaFs ffaffs ent nHaf The ihtsf
a4tsa5 ians 10 Ell lsFsl sna ftrh dafk ias4fa
soil fine taeafiaH. iFfas 80 60 - fsf
aeFe5 ssfF sAsf tsffna fesltftniY ths hssf
ard sea fas market faf - Hensy cufss
GO to sffits aad ses Pat saa ssi futi lssfs
ttsaiAfa
HnuEuT MAIFHN
80 eN ~ AlashA flas ktiHF 4
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-06
THE MARKETS

Strawberries are coming Gown
and today Witnessed drop 70 sin
With q high quotation Of $40
EFzs Nent up one cent this nom
ing for fresh local ranch. Poultry
Is now going At pound rates instead
Of per dozen.
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Nas n AsAAAH AARhaAAstlA u - -.
EFzs Nent up one cent this nom
ing for fresh local ranch. Poultry
Is now going At pound rates instead
~ per dozen.
Vegetables
Waite nassF peiata~s fits5s - Ia. ~
new rssfafpes f~r n. .9s~s. tssts d ~
raFEt fatfafniA caltass - A. -
larsisy ~ 90 Nsxei ft<s1s =
ioaioes 80. "a rsesi kefhaas kflsts. n
~ ~ o. earsiiA.fs Ga. 80 ss1ss
fhutaFh Z. sFEAc ass4rAxss. 30 q haG
i~as F~F q. hHls tsaHs - u lsetsxs
sqsrNfs aa6te rsw eAfTeas ~ ga
- 49, bets ~ sAes- VI $50 ~
Frulta
fs.nsnas y Eetsa e. = ~ =. wrs-
sess sFs.iss gsr 80 8 assss '.ss
e., !. a s. = 80 ses ,' a. So. :.
ssasy - tssa,, nr ~ ns@
farrie ubits fiss. M.it h~rss s~f a 70
canterris easts Sd toses s~r D +.
49,. =, ~ y sss.i 4 4 49, 80 ~
oates H. ~ ~. psr t1. q q eez9zr&
30 ga sses wsskinrfea strs et<sssss =
lfsis 81 te3s = chsrtiss ~ craft. -
81 - assesEatss. F1esiss. "a
Eggs
Strictly frpaA Yanth sset rss sss. r<f
orsxan rAnes. nd.
Butter ard cheess.
wasainstan sg~arnsry tuff<r. p<r a m
f,ssssfu. frssh hfics psf y. - k&s<N
frsst tan pss 70. *. rsa<a sai,sr. -
% a. stefSsss Hasasrn tsh ~ n
is0ns fsiss. g~r n, isc. rsass kHsrssA
OF ~ 10. new fS.issss eass@s. 80 4
~ rev cream hsfcs ehss~s Der n ~:
tlesA s~iss par ID. ihc. lisnsarfrs. n IA
Poultry.
ftv. 80 ehteksns reF 10 itelks< nrz-
ere dos u lei. i've tustsys p<f n ~
~ .sssssa. Rss y i,sns nss 800
suess fsss = itei.c. ar~s.~a 81 n ~
tie dresses etixkens tseite
Meats.
steers peF N, rsos ecwa n 4. va
psr ~ esiaes sugitcn psr u. seg'st Erir
isua. pr -. ic; trrss~4 hass 80 a
ni4c
wsshsfs shssp. Psr n. :: svss -
g. steers rsr n. tsri eeNs 80 "
caves 81 - hNtts AHaA - Hs*A -
Flsh.
usifbng n. tSci saispen treut. erS<k
per q ta#feASc fruasn silver s4l1ssnn ~ n
Is. fse. .slss. psr =. sl4e: reez - =
10 e. shrlsaps per n. iex. fress- h<1
ro6 pr ~ e. Ing cud. per u. s4.l So
sfssits t&es psr 10. OiFlrEta eFtisft -
eark 81 saat fGt tsr esi. eAsns -
sack DahEensss crabs nets
hay and Feedstuffa
Fa.f wash Timothy. 80 per tnhi rNs
sound tls9il pr too. double cesNR -
wash 80 psr ton alfalfa. " ~ ~
-h~st nay. SO PEI tor East Nssh -
90 pet fon Istaef Ecaua eats. ~ ~
" lsels enFn 80 per ton. crashed ecia
pr ten. feef real ~ per tea. 1870
- Pet fos. uN cake meal 80 ~ To- -
81 p~T ten. shcria - g<r ten eaett~
tied. t3z8 Ter tea
Lime and Cement
Portland cement imported. p-f w
Portland cement Caiifu-nia pr ~
icss ~ Tor refurred oaEs. pMST o.
fer tbf 81 line. San tuan Retns
tdT hti g. = fire hftck. pef y
fcriuE hair. PER y. r.. metal si~
Nard i7azzr
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Vacant
Lots

tots near woodland parh faf
[ $3.50 - aean ana 80 psF inenth-
iatr teas Easf con Re- ufssn
I Lake q spisHait BUILDING site 81
bargain.
A. lafs FL sffa tsTfiss ~ ths
Davis fHnIafad addition 81 =. e
30 ueath
SMALL HOUSES
A Fr0un haasr and Its faf
I So aH tsfsasl go ana &c pef
month
A fraata Asfiss anf : iafs -
no 90 tHfssH 800 down ana 80
{ ~ moHfh
Astoam eattass fof ts1 psrt
A sfdasa aststsru housa a per-
feei bsaatH faf SEQ apwn md
isftns on hslsnfs
A ass rHsain eaffars ~ Queen
Anns ffiII 6Hn b. bought 90 fa4
scnahis terms
ACREAGE
Sect zoe ntis from 0rssn Lake
80 - acre
70 aefss essF 4asurn q, iiee ~
acre
W " HALL A ~.
Heal gsists Lens. inssfsns.
- Aisssa ms
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-06
WHRTIJE
WIT SEATTLE
HONE ThAeTh

t1e ~ sfa est aiH 10 ths rstess en eaf
tsseniifui iafNe bafsas tfafts ~ Hsss seattle
assfltsaAtrF natHfaf fsnft auf snuHH ferats
ntN % Gee thlfa aH@n ard t@AaaNs y
NuzffrftF 4saaafsiF f44tnsfts -
aHaH nHw utH secure gua fret ffss6s
- fhrsE ffaffs saesn ftsf aFe ntat.
tea atta ffaAsa - HgaiT SEC ThEt T. frs
zeFas'f isAes Tres ef.fies sFraasf dsssuslt
$500 fhafH efH u ful rha-ssa -
- a. wfn asH Hssf FuI SO hat II fHu
nleusf 30 - e eli NFlF rnsf faa ftN
II teUasff ta fHaaa nam SdIsaH - AHs isi
So sisun ffu ths 5sFaF~FfW Thefe vtH asgiF
- fsH ~ theHa iaFFs treHfa anf they
MtN 10 Wnfft 4 graf zeal fabFs tbs fan
ONLY o nstaafss SAL fftsH nfsseat ca
ftns
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RIAL ESTATE DEALING.


sfaafa modern cottage On ssf Hoe. q 1s85
terms
ffaHsfH boise bath fire place cog y
tuian Haf line. uffasHH HHd shadff iiHH
e. fHafh Hin1sru cottage HH Haoru Anne.
ia4 AslW ermsuf wake tlto terms
Faafa cottage ~ tiasas from raf line
ie fruit tfsra. nfffies a 10 terms
3 faam modem tattaHs near fFsisf. Dot
itataa HaN steel fanHs o Zoo. irfms
efaam maisrn cottage q blaek from
taf lina. fefl naat piaHsl . H1 80 down
Faeia cottage has hath rirad and
pinad. tinrHs ffoHi cas- iinH 100 tsfnis
t.faam hauss Ysrt fine - esilq elegant
tisH This is Foed bHf ~ ui@ 90 #
10 Neii iHeated
faam new modern cottage. on Queen
AnHs faf = ioa terms
HIfkNNH a HnaEHANEu co.
Gif.fl.fg Oriental ifiHfh
Main mel fHa iol
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TIneFF LANDS AND CLANS

si,ses.s tsfe se tiaissf sls,n
hfruesssea Ne ran lneaie tra .'..S-
Realty c.. iIit rsc. Ave. fseVii'A -
nGtun
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Portland cement. imported. p~f w
rostiand cement California PET ~
less ~ for returned baEss pMSst -
fer tbt - ufne Ean tusn Rethf
- ~ q = firs hftek pef NJ " -
fcrtug hair. pr %. r.. metal siA
Nara ffaztr
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vAs ~ WAITER DAVIS co
tiss rifag As.
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ti

AhfAIN tafA H'
g %
urnnF Niaina ftaff one
{ - che rhniafsf NfH in fEr
Hafk raFla HhHH be- am
efhrf iuf tn the pafh "a
es Iffnas alt cash,
a fa
ore ~ the meet charm
IHsiF alfuatad lafs aH Queen
sannr fiiil fflHtaHs an fnn
HffHrfa uuaEaHilsz marine
I flra. even fhiuE ga aHf rsii
O. eH
rsaufIfui mf aIfh falbir
fraHfnHn. MadfafA fsfk 90
tfist
n 700 afe iansinE fof
ehUins residential laia sss
unf ~ lhe aloe
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q TlIE1t ut @Tftf HONS : aHfsss
: ehls itanfaarsd faffhs SOD rsseafH fesa
hantr 90 nfe = ~ hsss iusnf tn ths
satiss hrfaaTa Hsefils $50 pafaIssA= ksf
s1Hh talifafu taaA HalanHs fires Htsss 80
ianH ~ neafiF kssst fshfet as efssss
safFea tafse taAHsHa H4Fhafa We ##Hti
- - isrss fasszas taFa 49, several aat
HsthffHKa tsNHsE f#slFMn aBtfa sate5 ass
fF tahen NifHfH + fam aafa Ntn ssi# -
e. asl Nafras fasff
WunHHH MAtTnN
80 - sd Aiassa naittfes a
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ra.t wash Timothy. 80 per tnhi fMs
sound tls9il pr too. tnahae cerAR -
wash 80 pry ton alfalfa. u ~ ~
-h~st hay SO peg ten. East VISA -
90 pet fon. Istaei Ecaua eats. ~ ~
" lsels enFn 80 per ton. crashed ccia :
pr ten. feef real ~ per tsa. uaiot,-t.
- ret fosl uii cake meal ~ ~ -. -
10 p~s ten. Siberia - psf tea esaH~
ted tz48 per ton.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1906-09-17

Sharpsburg. Md, Sept. IL. The
monument erected IN memory OF the
Third, Fourth. Seventh and Eighth
reserves Of PENNSYLVANIA, who fell in
the battle Of Antietam, viii be unveiled
this afternoon with imposing cere-
monies The monument was erected
by the state Of Pennsylvania and to-
day was selected for the dedication,
as II is the forty fourth anniversary
of the battle. The state of Pennsyi-
wanda provided free transportation to
the battlefield for the survivors of the
regiments and several hundred Of them
avail themselves of the opportunity to
visit again the scene of that bloody
battle In which so many of their COM
rades fell. An interesting programme
has been arranged for the exercises
and there will be several addresses
by prominent speakers, music and
singing.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1906-09-17

ed to attend at any time during Mr..
Orian's stay.
Rosetne viii be here Sept. 20.
Cook paints signs. Phone s2B.
Remington Typewriter Co. Tel. sOs-I..
Coach Grogan is getting his Fargo
College football players lined up.
Exhibition pool games afternoons
and evenings at Tweeden's. N. p. Ave.
Remember the fine supper to be had
at the Broadway M. Il. church Thurs
day evening.
want a first-class stenographer at
cIice. Permanent place. Farm loan
brsness. ]. b. Eaton.
Ii A. Taubert and 81. r. Strehlow,
Casselton druggists, have been grant
ed druggists permits to sell liquor.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. S. Homnnes of ESQ
Ninth street north are rejoicing in the
birth Of baby girl who arrived yes
terday.
Mrs. Taylor wishes to go to Califor-
MA for the winter and would sell the
Embarrassing and bath parlors at sos
broadway
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1906-09-17
PUPILS HERE
Fargo Schools Are of a CosmopoIitan
character--Pupils From
Many States.

The enrolment of the Fargo schools
continues to grow with every day. This
morning fully twenty-five more pupils
We're added to the list at the central
school alone. This includes ten new
pupils for the high school, making the
total number attending that institu-
ton over 285. Fifteen pupils were en-
rolled by Superintendent Hoover this
morning. They were all children from
out of town who had never before at
tended school in this city, e5s
The cosmopolitan character OF Far
COS school population is demonstrated
by a look at the records, where are
shown the addresses of the various
pupils. Many are the towns and
states represented on these records
which show that the new pupils enter
ing the local schools this year come
not only from Grand Forks, st. Paul
and other neighboring cities and from
all over North Dakota, but also from
the states of Oregon, Montana. Min
nesota, South Dakota, Wisconsin,
Michigan, Illinois, New York and In
diana.
Some come from foreign countries.
One bright lad of Is years, who put
III Ola appearances last week, came from
dark and bloody Russia. He was Is
years of age, had had good educa-
ton in his own country and although
he had only been in this country about
six weeks, spoke excellent English.
Superintendent Hoover placed him in
the First grade with the little tots as
starter, but he soon showed his men,
tai superiority to his classmates. He
has already been promoted co the
Second grade and win in few days
be ready to go step higher.
Among the other children to arrive
from foreign lands was a little Nor
wegian girl, who had just come oyer
She could not speak word of Eng
lish and a friend who accompanied
her did the talking. The problem of
dealing with her was a difficult one,
but she has been placed in the First
grade, where she can be given indi-
vidual Instruction until she learns the
language.
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PEOPLE OF NOTE


Mr.. and Mrs. j. w. sarles of Hills
6oro were Fargo visitors today
w. r. Martini the Hannaford ma
chinery man, Is fna.the city today.
A. c. Mills, prominent Minor mer-
chant, was a guest over Sunday at
the Webster.
Fl A. Lewis or LAAfoure was among
the Sunday visitors to Fargo. He stop
ped at the MetropoIe.
crelS of the u. s. Court j.. A. Mont
.g0riery is spending the day in Mini
ne7rolis on business. 5000
a. J. Lockman, who formerly resided
in this city. but now of Minneapolis,
As spending few days here.
I Mrs. ]. It. Young is expected home
Tuesday from a visit at Detroit, Mich.
She returns via the great lakes.
Fl L. Watkins of the Dakota BUSH
ness college returned today from a
two days visit to the twin cities.
James Grady, the well known Valley
City real estate dealer, dropped into
town today. He registered at the WAL
dorf.
p. P, Wagon, one Of Grand Forks
prominent machinery dealers, is in the
city today on business. AMI is stopping
at the Elliott.
Manager Reideli of the Gladstone
hotel at Jamestown stopped in Fargo
over Sunday on his return from an
eastern trip. He was accompanied by
Mrs. Riedell.
III. A. Langlie of the Merchants Mu-
tual Fire Insurance Co. of Fargo re-
turned Saturday from Minot, where
he attended court in a case in which
the company was interested.
Billy Sheehan, of the Fargo Plumb
ing & Heating Co, left for Toronto
Ont, to represent the local plumbers
and steamfitters' union at the interna-
tional convention of that body held in
upper Canada's metropolis this week.
Cards have been received announcing
the marriage of Miss Jane Evelyn
Gage to Karl III. Ellis. The ceremony
ocem' ed al Hanover, N. d., Sept. ~
The bride was the adopted daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. f. l.. Gage of this city
and is well known here. She has been
living in the east for several months.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1906-09-17
REPUB. HEADQUARTERS
They VIII BE Ready for Business
Monday-campaisn Will Be Lively
sz Till Election.

The republican state headquarters
win be formally opened in this city
next Monday. Secretary Jewell will be
down for a few days and will be ac-
eompanied- by Secretary Foley of the
executive committee, who viii remain
permanently from that date 1t is ex-
peeted the campaign will be a sharp
one while 1t lasts.
The orators will be routed and sent
out the first week In October and
things will be kept moving from that
time till election day.
Workmen are engaged today i'm pre-
pairing the headquarters for the occu-
pancy of the secretary and his assist
ants.
Chairman Hanna will spend con-
siderable time at headquarters during
the campaign.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1906-09-17
A PACKAGE or GRIEF.
A Hold Up Artist Gets What He Rich.
~ Deserves.

Devils Lake Journal: A man giving
his name as Martin Barnes, who
claims Duluth as his home, concluded
TO make money quick Monday night
at Grand Harloor. His plan was to
hold up gang Of tireshers who were
working on PHI Manseaii's machine
He pulled his gun and ordered his
victims to throw up their hands, which
they did. Holding his gun i'm one hand
ne proceeded to pick money from the
pockets. He was doing right well when
ne suddenly, received hard Jolt on
the arm and his gun fell ITO the
ground. AT the same time the men
jumped on him and nearly beat the
life out .of him before they let up. He
was locked up at Grand Har,or for
the night and Tuesday morning he Yves
brought To Devils Lake by Deputy
Sheriff Stenseth and q more complete
bunged up mess or humanity never
entefed the county jail III the even
ing he was arraieped before Judge
Henry and waived examination. Ii ID
likely he VIII avail himself pf the first
to appear before Judge
Cowan and plead guilty.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1906-09-17
WHAT THEY SAY

John e. Stanford: There will be a
special convoeation of Keystone Chap
ter No. 5, r. A. NJ, this evening at g.
o'clock. Work on the Mark degree.
All Chapter Masons invited.
Rev. John A. Zundel: There will be
a CONGREGATIONAL meeting in the Eng
fish Lutheran church this Monday
evening. There will be important bust
ness and every member is urged to be
present.
G. L. McGregor: A regular meeting
of Fargo Dodge No. 5. IA. o. II. w. will
be held in Loyal knights temple Tues
day evening at 8 o'clock. There will
be limitations. A number of out Of
town visitors will be present and an.
Interesting time is expected Let every
Workman who can be present.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1906-09-17
WASEM & GAARD,
Embalmers and Funeral Direct
ors. Lady Attendant. Specialists.

The news and cigar stand in the
front window of Yerxa's grocery store,
near the N. p. tracks on Broadway.
provides a convenient place for the
securing of late papers and periodicals
as well as carrying a fine line of ci4
gars. ss
Geo. F. Sullivan, an employee of the
Nvrthern Pacific between Mandan and
Dickinson. was killed in wreck near
Sweet Briar, He was member of the
local lodge of EIks. The funeral was
held at Mandan and the local lodge
Of Elks sent a handsome floral piece
Toots Bevenue, who was arrested
several days ago on a charge Of keep
ing blind pig at Ss Front street, was
given hearing before Judge Ryan to-
day, and his case was continued until
tomorrow at 2 p. m. His bond was
fixed at $500 and being unable to fur
nish it he was incarcerated.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1906-09-17
TO JAMESTOWN.

Mr.. Adolph Erdahl left last evening
fo.' jamestown to fill position with
Mr.. e. j. Myers, division storekeeper
for the N. p. Co. This is the third
Aaker's Business College graduate
taken by this company within a short
time, and the fourth in the employ of
that company at jamestown. The A.
b. @. gives special attention to the
common branches as well as shorthand
and bookkeeping, and business men
are not slow in recognizing the super
Tor help turned out by the school Is
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1906-09-17
Died FROM INJURIES
Laborer Lost Both Legs and Later
His Life From Injuries at
Winnipeg junction.

james Kelly died at the Darrow
hospital in Moorhead this forenoon as
q result of injuries received at Winni-
peg junction early Sunday morning.
He was struck by a train and both
legs so badly crushed that amputation
was necessary as soon as he arrived
IN Moorhead. One leg was cut off be-
low the knee and the other at the
ankle. but the shock was so great the
unfortunate man could not recover He
was a laborer and little could be learn
ed as to his home or relatives.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1906-09-17

The members of the Woman's ufl-
ion of the First Congregational church
are called to special meeting for the
transaction of Urgent business, to-
morrow afternoon at the usual hour, in
the lecture room of the church.
The laxative effect OF Chamberlain's
Stomach and Liver Tablets is so
agreeable and so natural you can
hardly realize that it is produced by a
medicine. These tablets also cure in
digestion. For sale by all druggists
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1906-09-17
Watch
WheeIock & Wheelock's
: . 49, - - : ----
corner for snaps in houses
and lots.
Watch

Through his attorney, =. L. Lee,
Georgia zorembo, farmer living near
Velva, has asked to take advantage OF
the bankruptcy. His statement shows
that he possesses property valued at
$2,325, all OF which is exempt. while
his liabilities are $3,016.
The ladies' of Fargo are cordially in
vited TO call and inspect the ladies'
exclusive bath parlors at SO Broad
way. cover Prizes cafe). New man
agement. high class establishment.
Strictly sanitary. Service the best;
phone 437
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1906-09-17

While resting in peaceful slumber In
the waiting room Of the Great North
sern depot Saturday evening d stranger,
who said he had come from Grand
Forks, was robbed Of gold watch.
After awakening and discovering the
theft he found Officer Mclean ana re-
ported the matter to him about mid :
night. He said that d man sat down
beside him before he fell asleep and ii
is supposed he committed the theft.
The victim exhibited broken chain
as evidence that he had been robbed,
but as he could give no description of
the thief there was no way FOR the
police to trace him The Grand Forks
man did not give the police his name.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1906-09-17

Miss Baum's choicely selected stock
of dress and street hats have arrived
and are ready for the ladies' inspec-
ton. 612 First avenue north.
Coach Marshall of last years A. G.
team was recently welded to Miss
Eigelbach of Indiana. Mr.. Marshall is
now athletic director of Highland Park
academy. Chicago. n
Yerxa's news and cigar stand in
the front window of the Broadway
store, is well equipped with all the
late papers and periodicals. The new
stand is bright, clean and handy for
all.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1906-09-17

The Fargo Electric Co. has about
completed thewwiring and installing Of
lights in the improved Moody depart :.
ment store. The entire store has been
rewired besides the installation OF
many lights in the new part on the
second floor. The large plate windows
on the second floor are to be outlined
with bright burning bulbs and some
sixteen of the improved five burner
bursts are being installed in the ceiling
of the second floor.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1906-09-17
WAS BOUND OVER.
MapIeton Blind Pisger Plays Checkers
Behind the Bars.

s. Holenberg, the bootlegger who
was arrested at Mapleton a short time
ago and brought to this city, was to-
day given a hearing before Judge Mil
Ter in the justice court. His bail was
fixed at $500 and he was bound over
to the district court Not being able
to furnish bail, he was committed to
jail where he will be forced to remain
until the district court convenes,
which will probably not be before No
vember.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1906-09-17
Kentucky State Fair.

Louisville, KY, Sept. IL. Today is
school children's day at the state fair
In Churchill Downs and thousands Of
children fiocked out to the fair grounds
to take in the sights and enjoy the
hospitality of the fair management
Special attractions have been provid-.
ed for the entertainment Of the chill
dren.