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The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-06-29
WEST vIRGlNIANS .
AT THE LOCAL HOTELS. .

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1906-02-24
FIGHTING
IS CHARGED
Two Women Engage in q Personal En-
counter and One Is
Arrested.

A neighborhood row will be aired iii
Justice Ryan's court this afternoon when
HE charge pf assault and battery
which was preferred against Mrs. J. 3.
Deighton by Mrs. Christine Ostad, will
be heard. AN &
The trouble between the two women
grew out of the practice Of borrowing
over. the back fence 1t appears that
Mrs. Deighton borrowed a Washtub
from Mrs. Ostad and the latter retail
lated 4by borrowing a chair from Mrs.
,Deighton. The chair was broken and
Mrs. Deighton refused to return the
.Washtub until the chair had been re-
turned in good condition. 81 s
i The climax was reached yesterday
when the two women met near their
homes on lower NJ p. avenue and ems
gagged in a personal encounter. The
police were summoned but the smoke
of battle had cleared before the officers
arrived on the scene. 81,
This morning warrant was sworn
out and Mrs. Deighton was taken into
custody She was not able to furnish
bonds and the, court allowed her to 60
on her own recogrizarlce. Az RI s&,
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1906-02-24
STOCkNIEN =.
ARE MOVING
Rapid Settlement Of Country Places
Bar on Extensive stock
spz>. -, Raising @ ~

The influx of settlers in the western
part Of the state is causing many cat
tie and sheep. men to look around for
a new line ,ofi business. or new loca-
Etions. =: ;,'at s2t-ft. w 90. -.'-'. @.'
- George C.. Schrunk, one of the pio-
neer sheep men OF Burleigh county, is
one OF the sheep raisers who is plan
ming to go into the sheep feeding bust
ness in the east. He expects to To-
cate in Iowa. i. ~ 4f.,>e,,.3' ..:
81 hate to leave North Dakota but
find l am compelled to If I am to con-
tinue in the sheep Business, which is
my chosen line Of work." said Mr.
Schrurk. "The rapid settlement OF the
country has placed the bar upon exten-
sive sheep raising on2the range and
am going to Iowa to get into the busi-
ness of afattening sheep sfor market
"The slope is the greatest country
in the world for the farmer, especially
if he diversifes and does not depend
entirely upon raising grain. Sheep.
cattle, horses and hogs thrive well ami
can be .raised@cheaper here than any
place 1 know Of in moderate quantities.
such as the :diversifying farmer would
desire to round out his years work.
II have been a resident of the coun-
try for many years and it is like pulling
+ up roots to leave, andS1 have no doubt
l will wish / were back a good many
times before I become acclimated to
new surroundings. I am leaving some
of the best people on the earth, but |
hope to always have, enough money to
pay the expense Of a, visit once in a
while" =. .... ....
There, are many stock raisers who
will adapt their business to the chang
ed conditions and will remain in the
state. 1T is expected that the bill, urg-
ed at the last meeting of the stock
growers at Denver, will soon become a
law and then the extensive ranges in
the bad lands may be utilized by the
stock growers -,
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1906-02-24
WOMAN TRIED TO :.
+ ...s. !. ...... COMMIT SUICIDE

81 r cell, IMafkar tha roforad woY,a,,
Il a, g., ~ ,,..1 - !. ~, .,:ss
Wao was discliargea e'tls rom the ponce
station yesterday morning, was rear -
rested last night Tor creating disturb
ance at the ~. L. depot. she was al
lowed her liberty yesterday morning On!
the promise that she would leave the
city and when arrested last night had
a ticket and her trunk checked to Min,
neapolis. . Z s..% !
II After being consigned to the worn-
ans department at the Jail last night
she became violent and twice attempt-,
ed to commit suicide. In the first att
tempt she made rroqpe 81 strips torn
from her utlderskirt and fastened It tOI
steam pipe overhead. When the Or
ficers arrived she was about to swing
INTO space She was at once consigiir
ed to another cell where u, was thought
there would be no further chance Tor
her to do herself bodily harm, but she,
promptly resumed the previous, tactics
7andTagaln attempted to- strange her
self This time Tine she was i1andcuftedii
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1906-02-24
ROLETTE..

Rolette, N D., Feb. 23. -Ta The Fo.
rufn:: A billiard table, ordered 4by
Mrs, Al. b. Hermann as Christmas
present for her husband, arrived last
week over the 500, and since then Mr.
Hermann has divided his time between
practising on the ivory balls and wait
ing on customers. Ernest Putnam,
"a new clerk, arrived Monday to relieve
the situation.
Mrs. Albert +. Nelson, who visited
here with her husband last week. re-
turned to Minneapolis Monday, where
she will remain until some time in The
summer. @ sIs RI F R@
Christ Johnson, manager Of Hotel
Rolette, lies at the point Of death with
a serious case Of pneumonia. Dir.
Castel is in attendance. %S .sE
S, Berg, cashier OF the First
State bank was called to Red Wing,
Mimi, a few days ago, where his
daughter Alma, who is attending the
ladies seminary, is i'll. 4,3 III Sd K SI
An action for $4,000 damages has
been brought by Attorney Al. IL, Mel
son for Thomas F. Brennan against e.
n Costello 81 Co, Of Grand Forks.
Brennan was employed as .laborer
with Costello last fall ON. ar, elevator
being built at McC Cumber, and fell of
All, alleged defective scaffold, receiving
severe injuries. a!.l I, "a.
Washington's birthday was celebrat-
ed here last evening BY an elaborate
masquerade ball which turned out to
be the swell event of the season. "A
niai1fS WA nr,iared frs,n, n Mir, ,1ea I, niis
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1906-02-24
CASE WENT !.
TO THE JURY.
Claim of Mrs. Selland for SO, 900
. VIII Soon BE Passed h,
Upon. H.,

The case Of Mrs. Karrie o. Seliand
Us. Rudolph Rvingson went to the jury
sat IS o'clock this afternoon. The pre-
.serting of evidence In the case was jim
.ished yesterday afternoon and this
morning B. D. Townsend. counsel for
the defense, presented his side of the
case to the jury and Judge Lauder for
the plaintiff concluded his side at noon.
Judge Pollock's charge. to the jury oc-
Ectlpied the fore part Of this afternoons IS
session. s59 #, 9-g =
81 An important part; of &tlle evidence
presented yesterday afternoon deterin-
|ined the fact that the plaintiff attended
ia dance two months or more after the
accident in the Evingson store, which,
lit is charged. later caused the death of
her unborn child A witness stated
that he saw Mrs, Selland dance two
dances, but on the stand the plaintiff
admitted that in fact she danced five Or
six.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1906-02-24
WHAT OTHERS SAY.

C Rnsk, forenai. There will be
4 regular meeting of the Ysomen Tlles-
day night
Mrs. Dawson. secretary There Will
be 4 meeting of the M II. G. Monday
afternoon at o'clock iii the library
building
Colonel Morton Jordan was
inistaketi ID tie FIRST place ] may have
held bobrtailed flasI.ss but / flied,
and lie viii find the hand impossible II
beat.
Mrs Ehrnatl lie ApnsansS Relief
Corps win give another of their card
parties next Friday aftsri3oon and
ssis|ss| SssIIs |iy|sIg ag Bs|I5Iss' Il q 'ssns'
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1906-02-24
BUILDING OPERATIONS WILL
BE ACTIVE lN MINOT

b Manager Stewart of the Acme Har-
vester Co., returned today from bust
ness trip to Minot and points along the
500 He said there have been prevail
ing chinook winds in that region for a
few days, with the consequence, that, a
great deal Of snow melted. n; The effect
was that the greater part of the water
went into the soft surface of the land.
The thawirlg conditions have put many
OF the. roads out Of business and wheels
instead of sleighs have had to be re-
sorted no. .fus.rss = ls.'.
There is. talk of vast amount of
building which is to be done in Minot
the coming season and Mr.. Stewart
says if all of the contemplated buildings
go up, there will be something wonder
full to say, next fall, about building re-
cords. There is activity everywhere.
When he was at the Minote landoffice
one day there was string OF nearly
fifty people waiting their turn to con-
fer with the officials, either to make
filing or consummate negotiations
started. ,f... ~. .Er, al, @&&
Mr.. Stewarte said that he had made
number Of q nice contracts for the
coming season. ana UP TO GATE ne was
perfectly satisfied with business condi-
tions, but there was still lot of husn-
ing to be done, . He, told of "a sight
which attracted a great deal Of atter-
tion at Rugby yesterday.7It was COR
signf1ent Of four, buffalos, fine bull
and three cows, being shipped from the
herd in the Flathead Valley. Montana,
to ST.. Paul. presumably for President
Hill or friend of his. The animals
were very closely stalled in a special
car arranged for their Journey from
the plains, %f@'++ '+EE~s5 ~ Z SOC
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1906-02-24
LARSON ESCAPED But
. @:~" WAS RECAPTURED

The police were advised today that
William Larson, who recently escaped
from the state reform school at Man
dan, was .erecaptured yesterday at
Steele, N, D., and will be taken back
to the state school at once
Larson was sent to the state insti-
tuition from this city about two years
ago. He resided with his parents in
Oak Grove but was incorrigible. He
was. arrested for opening letter and
abstracting a money order.
u. About six months ago Larson was
released from the reform school on pa
role and returned to this city. He was
arrested by the police several times on
charges Of vagraticy and was returned
to, the reform school. sZg.. =
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1906-02-24
ERIE ITEMS.

Erie, N. D., Feb. 24..-To The For
i'm: Mr.. and Mrs. John Rutherford
sr, are visiting friends and relatives
here this week. l. ,, .s
Mr.. Bingham Of the firm Of EIibbart
e Bingham, returned from Minnesota
Monday. IL. /
B Mr.. and Mrs. Homer Delemator were
Arthur visitors Monday afternoon. .,
Mr. and Mrs. Bingham are rejoicing
over the arrival of young son who
game to reside with them the first OF
the week. Nv 8esg.t 34 III, Sa4s G., = e5l
4. Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. Mosher and little
son came home again last Saturday
Mrs. Mosher and baby had been at her
old home in Welcome Valley for two
weeks. y. Cor. T.. Z.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1906-02-24
CALL EN- OFF

Lisbon, N. D., Feb. 23.-To The For
i'm: For. the lords sake call the fell
lows, who want Kubanka wheat, off
from me and put them after E.. Billings
Or Laughlin of this city. / disposed of
my farm and all of the wheat L had
last spring. but the. readers of the
Laughlin article talid there seems to
be thousands of them for ! have receiv-
ed at least fifty letters asking for seed)
seem to think have seed to sell
| never thought your old paper was
any good but it appears that some peo-
pie read it after all, .sEc>.
asThese letters are from every western
state; South Dakota, Nebraska, Kan
sas,~ Iowa, Minnesota and Oklahoma. I
III. S. Gives.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1906-02-24
NOTES OF
AUTOM 9 Bill ES

.Margherita, the queen mother OF
Italy, is going to make a tour OF the
United States in an automobile. She,
has not as yet decided exactly upon
what date she will start, but it will
probably be early this spring. She will
travel incognito, assuming the title Of
Countess OF Stubinigi. The queen
mother. is very enthusiastic auto
nlobilist, having driven an Oldsmobile
for some time. Although she has been
in several accidents. and had variety
Of exciting adventures, she is still very
much in love with this sport, and is
looking forward with pleasure to her
trip through the United States.
Next to the servant girl problem
the securing of an efficient chauffeur is
perhaps one of the hardest PROPOSE
tions with which the public now has to
contend Although efforts have been
made, by several of the motor schools
throughout, the country tc. turn out
qualified drivers, yet so far the supply
is not equal to the demand. Manufac+
.turers put their own men through sew
5eral months of hard work before ar
tempting TO send them out as motor
car experts. Even with these excel
lent opportunities which invariably
lead the way to- very well paid Eposi-
3tions, the young mechanics have not as
yet shown any decided inclination to-
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1906-02-24
SEED FLAX AND
= ~. ...... MACARONI, WHEAT.

We have a limited supply of both
convenient to Fargo on lines, of Nor
therif Pacific. and Great Northern r.
r. e Morton & Go. ~. p. ...aSe- -. I /
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1906-02-24

ward entering this field. While it is.
very true that there are. few good
drivers scattered through the country,
yet it is well known fact that a large
majority Of the so-called motor car
experts are men who have merely a
superficial knowledge Of machinery,
depending upon their smooth tongues
and technical vocabulary to hold their
positions. Many an expensive car has
been ruined and its owner practically
robbed by negligent and unprinci-
pied chauffeur.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1906-02-24
!. FEFD CORN

We can supply choice feed corn in
carload lots at lowest market prices.
Morton & Co. 5Ea,170'| Ea.7 q
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1906-02-24

Our European friends, as well as
we, have had their troubles, but they
have now taken things into their own
hands. and are. making an attempt to
protect themselves. by keeping careful
track OF the work being done n the
various automobile schools and other
places of instruction. The result is
that they are getting better mechanics.
men who know their business, and
who can be trusted to do repair work
ton the machines without wrecking the
cars. .,--,,,,,., d. ,.&s ..,. sss
1t has been suggested that some
such method as. this be followed in the
United States and we think there can
be no better way than one or two large
ter in, the. hands of one or two large
automobile associations, requiring them
to report upon every applicant for a
chauffeur's position. This would not
only bring about a much more healthy,
condition of affairs, but it would also
tend to raise the standard OF work
done now, i'll the automobile schools,
and last, but not least, would probably
save motor car owners throughout the
country enough money to almost pay
Flor their new machines.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1906-06-02
TO THE SOUTH POLE
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The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1906-06-02
TORTURED WITH ECZEMA.
Tremendous I.chizg oTe- Whol. Bo6y
-1tched Cc-i SIs5-woo-
ds-1Gl Cure ty C-.3cu-a

Las year Suffered With = --A
osotozs itching @ ~ bzzk- which
grew worse El5 worse. NTH :: spread
over tie whole aoty. a-i e1ly ~
.ace s-5 hands ~s-e free To- to--
uozt1s O. 50 Suffered tc-ls--s. and
l had 70 scratch. ss-ztca- sc-zeeA- Il
I'll a.e5- A. 1lEE- Ek1 E=1. TO
bed things Ep- -a-Ss. and 25 zI
tines . get up z-i scratch ~ body
a. aye- E--il -As as sore as cc-.5
se. s-5 U-Jl Suffered s1c-zs1z-izz
pains T1sy tcii ne tEzt WEs szf-
ts-5zE t137 =czs-a Tcsl Zz5s up
ET -s-5 that ! =azl5 zss tie C-ri-
c--z Re-@5iss use5 tAs- ar-1-5-
ing - izs--zc-so-s zz3 very so7- il
tse5 <S E-szEy relieved cc--
ti1zs5 Until eel. z-1 ro~ an
ready . -~co--s-5 TIE C--z-s-
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The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1906-06-02
NO kowroWINc FOR Him.
Yo.., Nan Who Was Not 20 Be Over
axed by Dignitaries Of
SraeA

They tell this one on former GOV
George Hoadly Of Ohio:
o-ce upon a time. in the midst OF
-zrpatcr, NJ. Hoadly was 10 deliver
4 speech AZ li,rle town in the great
a1d glorious Buckeye state When ne
-ezches the ore hotel the town boast
II ne walked up 20 the register ana
-rot= his name The propTistOr-heaG-
gJ-te--stexzrd- head waiter-depot run
as- vas behind the oesk in his SHIRT
sleeves. his hat on the back OF MS
had, and cigar stump held between
lis teeth When the visitor had put
5ova bis John Hancock. the factotum
turned the register around, read with
7ut the flicker Of an eyelid the name
there written. wrote 10" beside II
With a lead pencil. and said:
Yen kin Test take yer grip right up
thzt stairway there an back down the
hall clean TO III end. Yer room r!ght
On II left hand side Of tn hall, in u
eo-1s--lUuber 10.
VIII considerable astonishment ana
70. uttle injured dignity ohio's CHIEF
executive pointed 70 his name. smiled
family. ard said:
Il an George Hoadly."
Yep. notice said the rustic
~i,Aou. turning hair. An yer
-uo1s right there az tn end OF IA
hzlI-ounber II Can't miss It"
With more hauteur. and almost
-uive-irg with outraged importance,
tie guest said impress.yely:
i an George Hoadly, governor OF
tie state OF Ohio"
Turning, thsa. with 4 look OF e1-
.s-a-atsd iupa ttence on his face, the
hotel rlzu exclaimed:
Well. what dye expect me I do
sass yz~-Judce
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1906-06-02
s1"

continue 70 suffer rather than subni.
70 Determinations which 50 many physi-
clans propose in order TO intelligently
treat the disease: and this is the rea-
son why 50 many physicians fail TO
cure female disease.
This Is a. 50 the reason why thousands
rn-on thousands Of women are CORE
srsouding with Mrs Pinkhan- daughter
in law Of Lvdia Z Pinkhan. at Lynn,
Mass. To her they can conSde every
detail of their Illness and from her
great knowledge, obtained from years
Of experience in treating female ills,
Mrs. Pinkhau can advise sick women
more wisely than the local physician.
Read how Mrs Pinkhan helped Mrs 7
c. WiIlads4n obtaining la. She writes:
Dear Mrs Pinkhsgn;
II can truly say ths. VOC hare saved nv
words Before l wrote ~ voc telling yoa
how felt had d1.--1-e-i for over tEo years
s-eaiv. AMI spsu- lo-- % r10n-v IN us-diclIes
t.-Si+iSs but i all fzIss-i 70 DO ne snv god
had female tro- be AMI 7rus1G Gsilv hare faint
ing spells tackarh-. h--ar1nZ-toEu pains, and
my monthly re-5ois were verT irregular and
finally c-a--i write 70 yoC for y1s1r si-
vic- and r-~e:vsi q 9e---r t1il o. Instructions
irs- what 10 Do. AMI slso commenced 70 tzks
fviia z PIrkkzEu's NeEe.asl= fo.rT.5lni,
AMI | have been restored 10 r--f--- bath
Hai il not ben fo- yoa | ~oad have b=sa
In NV grave to-day
Mountains Of proof establish the fact
that no medicine in the word equals
LYDIA E Pinkhams Eegetaol Com
pound for restoring wonen's health.