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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-11-20
WiHourt.

- giner Statiitif, pelhe Der 8e@
gnabigun9santpaIt Speeb Mosbp bon
Wiiiiouri ,iiber bas Staats5u6tbnls
IN Sefferion 9th - beildlifig zines
Der groBten i'm 2anbe. neil Wiiiorri
niht 10 niele fleinere @efdnsnifie bat
pie mdn6e onbere Staaten - lit in
me6r als elmer Siniidt bea6tens=
tpertb. 60 ipetit bieielbe inter
Gnberem nod, baB Die Sbee Der
Erobibitioniiten. bab Der Mfobols
genlb Die meiiten gerbreder er5euge.
fir bas Sefferion Gin @efdn9nib
fpeni9itens nidt 5ntrifft. Inter ben
1.794 StrGflingen, Die in ben beiben
Iebten Sabren in Der Initalt nufs
eenommen tpurben, baben $50, alio
beinabe Die Sdlfte elm mdbiges 9eben
gefiibrt. Iu6 bat bas 10 bielfah
berbreitete @orurtbeil. bob gilOung
Dor ihlimmen @egen 'betpabre, burG
obige Gtatiitit einen berben StoB err
balten, oenn bon ben Strdflingen
batten 1876 8ro8ent quite S6uls
biloun9 genoiien. Sa9eaen Iebt
Serr Mos6p berbor. bab Die Heli>
oipn mebr Dor einem @er6referleben
f6iibt als Siloung; ober, ~bob, in
anbern @orten. 8ilOungsloii9feit cine
eeringere @efnbr fir Die @eieaihaft
BARTLETT ais 0teli9ionsloiigfeit. Gud5
fpirb Die ~lanbldufige @erleumoung
tpiberlegt, bnb bouptId6li6 bie Ius@
IGnber Die Ger6re6erliite in bieiem
2nube i9tuellen. Nn6 benz 8eribt
fameu nuf lie 8e6ntnuienb IuslGnoer
in Mouri 40 @er6reher, ipd6reno auf
bic 9leide 3nbl @in9e6orener 58
Gerbreher famen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-11-20
6amiaS.

SIM Stdats : Sbergeri6t bon
&anius purbe am 10. Nobember cine
gnti6eibuns in benz Sale betnnnt
aIs She Miiiouri, &anias & Seras
Nailipap 60. perius @ation" ab9ez
geben, ponad mebrere bunoert Ser
ionen hires @igentbums beraubt
irerben, pelhes lie felt einem Gier>
teliabrbunbert unb LANCER beIaben.
Sic .jeeige Iifiouri. 8anias & Eerus
Nh. erbdlt babnr6 flaren geiibtitel
iiber piele tauienb elder ~tpertboones
2ano in &anias, tpeIfes gum Sbeil
NIT Srti9aften unb Stdbten bebaut
1T. SIM Suli 1866 beipiaiste Der
gonereB Der Linton Saeific Hp. Co.,
beren fiibli6er 8peie II Die 3d.,
s.. & g. Np. go. lit, elm @egere6t
bon ~5tpeibunbert SuB Sreite bon
st. &ilep biz CUR Siibgren5e bes
Staates. Spdter tpurben ON 1ri@
potperionen Seiietitel auf 2dnbereien
ertbeilt. bur6 pelhe oieie g%iienbnbn
Iduft, itnb babel erfldrt, bdb Die be-
Iagte @eieui6aft MIR elm Inre6t
auf fiinf5ig SUB an ieber Seite Der
Strede babe. llnb auf 9ieies bun
purben bon Dem 2anb6eiisern gum
She'll nertbpoIle Inlagen unb Ser
befieruneen 9ema6t. obne baB Die
@iienbabn ettpas eingeipenoet bate.
GpGter tpurbe Die @eieli6aft flaes
bar, nnb mad Iangidbrigem Yro5eiiiz
rem enti6ieb bas Sber9eri6t 5u @uns
item Der @iienbnbn. Sic b%etroffenen
2anbItredeu lie9en in ben Counties
@earp, Morris, 9bon. Golfer, @oob@
fen, Iqen, Neoibo unb 2abaae.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-11-20
0ptt ldet ieiner nidt ipptten.

Cine @rGfin, nelde Dor bunbert
Sabren in Sannoper lebte, leuenete
Die Muferltebung. Sreibig Sabre
oft itarb tie unb binterlieB in ibrem
Seltamente gan5 beltimmte Innei.
iungcn iiber lire @eeroi9uns. Sas
Grab ioQte nit groben Steinen mlSs
gemouert merpen, cine iffpere Sra.
nitplatte lollte Die Gruft beoeden.
ihiper senu9. mn ibrem 9eib iebe
Cult gum Nuferiteben 5u nebmen.
cine Sni6rift perfiinbete benz Yibli,
finn, DnB bieies @rab nnberlebt bleis
ben Iolle in gipiefeit. Man e%rfiiIlte
buditdbli6 ben @illen Ser @eritorbes
ilen uno nod beiite befebt bas Grab
nit leiner Snihrift. nber - es lit
ofienl Gin fleines Snmenforn Eat
inter Der Ylatte sefeimt. es bate
cine faum ii6tbare Spalte sefunbem
gum @ndstbum: immer gr6Ber unb
GROCER lit baS Yfldn3fen NIT Ger
3eit eeporben. lein letter. aber une
aufborlider Srud bat Die Steine
MISUNDERSTANDING. Die Tlatte unb
oas 0rnb eeipren9t! go bdlt oenn
Der Stnmm zines 1~00idbrisen @ais
mes bnS 0rab often unb prebigt
allen 9enen, Die Nugen babeu. I'M
5u ieben. bab Der msnihli9e 6p@a
mutb bur1 elm Samcntprn Su i9au.
Den 9ena9t iperben fam.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-11-20
Gatte etu fnappes GMtfoms
mcns

rginer sefdbrliden. firureii6en
Operation 5ur gntfernuns zines bose
artisen 8eihniires, nel6es 10 grob
ipie meme 9anb ipar, unb iid an
Der Siifte meiner So6ter befanb,
tpnrbe borsebeu9t bnr6 Die Mnpenz
buna bon -8udlen's Mrnica Salbe",
iuet q. g. Stidel aus Wiletus, SO.
@a.. der fortseiebte 9ebraild obis
ger Salbe aber beilte bas 8eihpiir
bouitdnbig." Seilt S6nittnunben,
8ranbpunben nnb @erlebun9en.' 25
Gents in Der Mpotbete bon 8. @.
656 Main StraBe, SUE
buqlie, Soma.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-11-20
@eukere 1triafen ber 8%linbbarm
Gntsiinbung.

ueber Die glinooarm> Gnt5iinoung
ober = beiier 9eiaat - Der gnts
climbing bes @urmfortiabes lit CUR
Seit Die Nniidt Der 8elebrten nod
setbeilt. @s siebt Gbirursen. tpelbe
Die %auffdnise 3unabme bieier beim>
tiidii6en &ranfbeit IN ben lebteu
Sabren auf Die forti6reitenbe Natlirs
bell : 8%epe9un9 nnb ben bmr6 bies
ielbe neranldbten groBeren Sbit9emlb
5uriidfibren i%poQen; lie nebmen bns
BEL an. baB Die &erne unb ipnitigen
fleinen Standardization. 8. 9. bon
girnen unb grbbeeren, in ben
9linbbarm unb @urmfortiab bineinz
gelaneen unb baburh Die gnt5iinbuns
berporrufen. Sab iol6es Iues
mogli6 lit, ba6en mir ielbit in einem
Sale seieben, in Dem ii6 elm fleiner
Stein als llrIa1e Der gnt5iinbung
unb Der 9ur6bobrung beg 8urme
fortiubes NIT na6fplgenber tobtlider
Sauhfeuent3iinbun9 fanb. @nbere
mieberum glauben. bdb man bieier
grfranfung cine Snfeftion 5u
@rmnoe legen miiiie. ndbrenb in
neueiter Belt bon enelii6en gbirurs
gen Die duBeren Ilria6en mebr 6erz
borgebo6en fperben. 60 fii6rt Der
.2an5et" bic 9eoba6tung bon &elp
unb Surbon on. nad Oenen in flint
sig Sdlen bernrti9e dubere llrin6en
feltgeltelt iplirben. Iaerbings 5eigte
es ii6 bel pier5ig, baB man in 8irfs
li6feit feline frii6en SdQe ppr iid
bate, Ionoern DAB, pie aus ben ge>
funbenen @erpa6iungen %bernorging.
i1on friiber einmnl cine gnt5iinbung
bes @urmfortinbes itnttgefunben ba%
ben mlBte, Die iiberieben mar. 10 bab
Die eingetretenen duBeren llrlahen
nrlr cine @ieberbolung Der nripriin9S
li6en grI6einung berbeifiibrten.
Samit itimnen ipeitere Sdlle therein,
IN henen Die "befdnnten @r16einun>
gen aIftraten, entipeber infolge zines
Stobes auf Den @aud beim Spielen
ODER bur6 eiuen SnQ ouf BEN &ail6
auf eberer Grbe ober anf re @aiiers
flG6e elmer 8abeanitalt, enbli@ aber
als Soleen zines Sprunges iiber
einen @a6. Gs banbelt ii6 I'M
6ndben bis 81 0ppl1 Sdgren, Det
benen friibere GriGeinun9cn bodi
nabriGeinlih eutipeoer iiberieben
oDer ais gali5 i%rngefdhrli6 beiirtbeilt
iparen. bel benen lid a6er gum
Sbeil ebenfalS 5eigte. baB bieie
ShdOigun9 MIR Die alien, BON elmer
friiberen Gnt5iinbung berriibrenben
%eripafiuneen geiprenst unb lomit
Die gef6brli6e Saudfeaent5iinbun9
berbei9efii6rt bate. IS lit besbnlb
Die Miabnur9 fir aae Gltern fpobl
om 8late, iel6It Die gerinsiteu alas
gen ibrer Ginber iiber Sdmer5eu in
Ser re6ten @audieite nidt mnbes
adtet 81 laIen, lonbern ben Ir5t
nit elmer genolen llnteriudung Su
5eauftra9en, wenn lie lire 9ieblinge
ipdter nidt perlieren ppllcn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-11-20
@era butte StreifbreMer.

Sic bcriibnttciten S~treifbredcr inn
2onbe linb Or. Sings Stem 2ife
Yillen. @enn Die 2eber unb Die
G~ineeiueibe 81 ~itreifen beginner, 10
beieitigen bieie ihneu bic StDruna
uub Das reini9enoe @erf gebt glatt
bon Itntten. @eites Seilmittel fir
@critopfung, appfpeb uno S6!pinbel.
25 Gents in Der Ipotbefe bon &.
@. Tnete, 656 @ain Gtrabe.
@ltbIoue, Soma.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-11-20
isconN

Ser Sol3bdnOler Sronf Soun>
tain aus Der na6 linn ~6enannten
fleinen SrtIhaft Sountain, IN Der
NG6e bon Chippewa Sails. 9enoB elm
&ereniigen, ipie es MIR ipenigeil
SterbIiden gu S6eil ipirp, nGmlid
zines @ettlaufs NIT eiuem Barren,
in Dem er nur nm einige Naiens
lGn9en Iiegte. unb fir bas Der Bar
ihlieBli6 nit Dem 2eben be5ableu
muBte. Serr CHARLES Sountain
bnrIe einen Spn5iergang in ben 8alb
unternommen. ais er IN Der @ntfers
nllns elmer piertel paeile bon ieinem
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-11-20

S6Dn 81 gebeu lit ihipcr, mn
nDtbi9 lit oft buS Seripeigern. Shone
@eiaerun9 lit idon elm babies @es
i9ent.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-11-20

iuenn Die geitie IN mir nidt rnmori
bate.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-11-20

Sn gbberbeim ipielte fiir5lib
Sonntaes, 10 er8dblt Der "Naiiauer
Der 9ebrersO rganiit am
S6luB be5 &odamts oas Sieb:
nSeIu, Seiu. fomm 81 mir" nit ets
mas itdrferen &ssiitern, nls er ionIt
5u tbun pflegt. Pl0tlid itodt Die
Sfgel. 9ns 8olf lingt peiter.
Ser @olgtreter. begin. Oelien erra6s
Iener Spbu. Der ben dlten Sater pers
tritt. bat bas 8inoma9en eingelteat.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1906-12-25
NCEROS MAKE DEMANDS.
InsiS. TGon 4 Pruportionate Share Of
all the Officers-Perinission Granted

Havana, December 22.-Governor
Magoon has signed a decree which viii
become operative January 10, permit
ting the Commercial Cable Co Of Cuba
to land cables from Key West. This
permission is given for IN indefinite
period, but it is not TO be construed
as the granting of a monopoly. The
Cuban government reserves the right
to suspend the permission or take pos
session Of the plant whenever it may
deem such action necessarE for tie
protection of public interests
General Estenoz, an influential col
ored leader, has issued q manifesto in
which he declared that negroes consti-
tuted so per cent. Of the insurgent
arm6 in the last revolt and that 73
per cent. of the revoluti0nists were lib
erals The negro voters now demand,
according t the manifesto, three sena-
tors, 40 representatives, n provisional
governor, and propoTtionate represen-
tation in all the government depart
ments. including the armed forces. The
negroes refuse longer TO act the part OF
cats paws and insist upon q full pro-
portion Of the honors and Offices won
by their valor, else they will not con-
tinue to support the liberals.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1906-12-25
MAYOR OFFERS REWARD.
Notices Posted Calling for Meeting OF
the Il. X. X.

Atlanta, Ga, December 22.-Follow-
ing the posting on the streets of no
tees printed in red ink early today
calling the tx. K. X" TO meet at 9
O'Clock this evening with guns, Mayor
Woodward today offered a reward OF
two hundred dollars for evidence to
convict n persons of posting such
notices or in any way melting riot dur
ing the holidays.
One hundred extra police have been
sworn in TO serve during the holidays
and to prevent any repetition or the
serious riots OF last September
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1906-12-25
t,,gk~T SCHOOL TERRI At END.

Session Market by Good WcrE OF Part
Of Teachers and Sciloiars-.n.c-Cst-
ingS Statistics Concerning tic VII
misetcn Public Schools.
All the schools Of the CITY closed for
the holidays on Friday after a session
that can be considered one OF tie best
in the history. Of the local pubic
schools
The9reDort 70 the school committee
made, BY Superintendent Blair gives
some Interesting statistics concerning
tae attendance at The schools. From
tnat report the following facts were
obtained.
The number Of pupils in the different
schools is as follows: Union 1907,
Hemenway $40, High school 22S, max
ing a total of 1854. The percentage Of
attendance was as follows: Union 81,
Eemenway 90, High school 97.3. The
record for pu%nctuality is shown 10 have
been unusually good during the past
session, at the Union school only one
out of every 1913 pupils having Eeen
late, at the Hemenway one CT every 303
and at the High school one for every
1872 pupils This RECORD is certainly a
splendid one and probably there is no
city in the south where schools will
show up SO we'll In the Union school
sthe 7th grade, taught by Miss. Bryan
has not had a single pupil tariy dur
ing the last six weeks. For regular
attendance at school, Charles Schnib-
ben, Of the tn grade holds the record.
he having not missed a day in. nearly
six years.
The total enrolment in all the
schools, white and colored, is 3,087, with
a corps of teachers numbering 10. In
order to sea the pupils, 80 new desks
were bought this year for the Hemen-
way, "a for the Union and a for the
High school. Every available school
room in the city is occupied and filed
to it's capacity
Informal Christmas exercises sere
held in the different schools on Friday
and quite a number OF visitors were
present.
Professor Blair said OF the closing
session that " a spirit OF industry and
progress has characterized the effort
Of the teachers and pupils during the
term. All pupils will receive their re-
port cards Immediately after the ho!i-
days"
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1906-12-25

illustrating the life of Christ. T.s rec
tor OF St James, Rev. r. ". Hagnc.
viii deliver a short address appropriate
10 the occasion. The singers in the AN
tata are as follows:
Sopranos-Mrs. J. W. Yates. Ms. G.
F. MacRae. Mrs. j. S. Longfeilow,
Mrs. e. H Munson. Mrs. ]. d. Edwards
Miss Lacy Mcintosh.
Altos-Mrs. James d. Smith. Mrs
W. o. Shellburne, Mrs. Greene Feuiey
Miss Carrie Barker. Miss Belle Ander-
son
Tenors-Messrs. Charles Dnshan.
Greene Fenley. and II. Wome-s3ey.
Basscs-Messrs. E. II. Heery. w. -.
w, Kraft and A. S. Holden.
Dir. Ed Munson. under whose d.
rection the cantata will be given will
be ~organist and the violinis;s are
Messrs. c. F. MacRae and John Kneisel
on Thursday night the elaborate
favor dance of the L'Arioso German
club will be given in the Masonic TEN
pie and il will be n OF the SWEETEST
affairs ever given by the club. The
temple will be beautifully decorated
and Il special programme of DANCE
music will be rendered by the hnsisci
Mr.. Richard Bradley VIII
iead+the German.
Friday night viii be marked By tWO
formal private affairs. the debus OF
Mss Mamie Walters at The home Of
her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph H&t-
ters. an Orange street, and Il German in
the Masonic Temple given by Nj. lay
Spruat. TO whicK all me Younger
people have been invited.
Aside from these are the many ,.2npy
reunions. ana the large mime:
i informal parties that are s~vHe5ll24
.0r every night Of the week
Prospects are bright for the hapDI2s5
holiday season that has ever been ca
here.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1906-12-25

been divided into two, and superinten-
dents placed over each. The present
Wilmington district will en- January
lists be made into two districts, 10 be
known as the Wilmington and the
Chadbourn districts.
In charge of the new Wilmington
district. which will extend from vii
mington to Cotentnea, including the
Clinton and. Midland branches, and the
cid c. sF. and Y. to Sanford will be
Mr.. E. Phenneger, the superintendent.
and Mr.. B.:J Hughes the trainmaster.
Mr.. Hughes, is a1spTesent acting super
.intendent of-the Norfolk division.
The Chadbouri division will extend
between Wilmington and Pee Dee and
will include the Conway branch, rne
Conway, Coast. and Western, n the
New Bern branch. Mr.. J. A Fountain
will be superintendent and Mr.. N. l..
Slower will be trainmaster, All the
above named officials will have their
headquarters in Wilmington
The present Columbia district will
be divided into the Columbia and Oar
lington districts, with c. L. Porter su-
p~erintendent and B. T. Jones trainmas-
ter of the first named and B. H. Hare
superintendent and q. 4 Cole tram
master Of the latter district.
Mr.. George 3. Mcclellan now train
master of the Charleston district viii
be made superintendent Of the Norfolk
district.
Mr. c.. N. Brand. at present chief
dispatcher at Charleston, will be made
trainmaster of the Charleston district
Mr.. W. NJ. Dorr, the present train
master Of the G. and W c. at Augusta
will be made superintendent Of the
savannah district, to succeed Superin-
tendent Wright who resigned to accept
a position with the Central railroad
The new trainmasters Of the Charles
ton and Darlington districts, Messrs-
jones and Cole are at present ndu
TORS on the road and their promotion,
|.as we'll as that Of all the others named,
will be a source Of very great pleasure
to their railroad friends. +,
Changes, other than these outlined
above have been made in other divi-
sions of the Coast Line, but the ap-
pointments of greatest interest here are
the only ones given out.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1906-12-25

Session Market by Good VcrE OF Part
Of Yeac1erS and ScnDiaTS-.D.crCSt-
ingS Statistics Concerning ti.c VII
nisetcn Public Schools.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1906-12-25

Many Happy kffails FIaffeG fo
Both Young and Old.

First of 'lH Christmas Trees uIH bc
Given Til Ar.ernoon-8$ratiful
Cantata-Thc Manser Throne. 10 be
sung az ST 5anncs CIihurcI, We'd
nesFiay Nigint-appearanca - thc
princeton Gi"c Club Nii. be IA So
cfcts Event.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1906-12-25
. e
Big Increase in Equipment
for the. A. c. |.
Directors Took This Forward Move
at Meeting on Thursday.

Constellation OF 100 Locomotives, $3.50
< Freight Cars and so Passenger Cars
.NA4Ffby Started Time tic Conir cts
Can be Lct-36,3OO Tons Of So
Pound Stcci Rails to be Purchased:
-
Marvellous &orl-rt OF Development
DoEc bby the i;0ad-Eivc New OPP
Grating Districts Have Been Created.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1906-12-25
Goods

All the New Illustrated Books. All the latest and most
Popular Novels. Picture Publications and Calendars. A
big line of Books for Boys and Girls. Eastman Kodak and
Kodak Supplies Waternnans IDEAL Fountain Pens Box
PAPER put up especially for the Holidays. Pictures and
Fancy China Christmas Cards. Fancy Baskets, Leather
Goods and all kinds Of Fancy Goods.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1906-12-25

DR.. J. T. ,Munds and wife, Of New
York city, are spending q few days as
the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. William I.
Munds. on Dock street. :
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1906-12-25

Miss Annie Worth is at home from
Converse College 90 spend the holidays
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1906-02-24
SEALED PROPOSALS


Sealed proposals for building four
(4) room brick schoolhouse in accord
afce with plans and specifications on hle
in the Office Of the county superintendent
Y of schools In jamestown. N Oak. in
the office OF Hancock. Bros. Fargo, N.
Oak. and at the Office of Builders Ex.
change, St Paul, Mimi. will be re-
ceived up to 3 o'clock p. M February
~. 1906, at which time the bids will be
opened. s..,
Bids are to be in two parts, sealed
and marked as follows
First Bids for building Pingree
schoolhouse
Second IBID fof heating and plumb
ing Piiigree schoolhouse.r Z ' ss
Bids to be accompanied by a certified
check Of $500, payable to John G.. Kiirtz,
president, as d guarantee of rood faith.
Building to be completed on nf before
Aug I5s 1906
The school board reserves the right
to reject any and all bids.
BY order Of the school board Of Lees
school district. No TO. & 81 sS
Oscar Boyd, Clerk.
Dated at Pingree, y. Oak, Jan aa,
1906
Jan. ri; Feb !. ID, ~, Al
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1906-02-24

the second daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Robert Stewart, two of our pioneer
settlers. 5s
The blow comes all the harder for
fond hopes were entertained for her re-
covery. Her death leaves a blank in
the happy home circle Of six brothers
and four sisters. Funeral services will
be held at the Methodist church at
Hunter Friday morning at 10 O'Clock.
AZ Burgum has rented his Sec
ton farm to @. R. Ranlstead.
Mrs. Clyde Gamble was pleasantly
surprised Friday by the Ladies Tennis
club Of Hunter and needless to say
they had 4 delightful time.
There was a good attendance at the
musical recital given here BY Mrs. Nc
Connehey and her pupils. The Wood
men realized SIG which will GO toward
paying for The fuel and lights used
during the evening services here.
E. @. Boettcher has rented the half
section farm Of Mr.. Stone III sec
tiofl 1I. Cor. AZ
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1906-02-24

Al most delightful time was enjoyed
by all who attended the DANCE given
by the Degree OF Honor at Fraternity
hall in 4Moorhead Monday evening.
The affair was well attended and well
managed, rejecting great credit on the
members having it in charge = oPa ars6fi's
orchestra furnished the music. #
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1906-02-24
S(b)s Star Spangled Banner Francis
Mrs. Burnam, Mrs. II. H. WheeIock,
F. A. Lander, Geo. Greayes.

Iii a recent Issue Of the Fargo college
bulletin considerable space is devoted
to the Fargo college conservatory Of
music. Plans are shown Of the base
|nert; first and second floors and the
gymnasium at the top The designs
of this building are especially drawn to
meet the needs of this department; and
large space is devoted to accommodate
its work There are to be sound proof
rooms, special practice rooms, reception
rooms, studios and offices.
The building is beautifully situated
Just TO the east Of the main building
facing northWard over the park and
toward the business section just be-
Hyond There is no other building III
the state built as this will Be Will, spec
sial reference to the proper instruction
#of music, and that fact, together with
the emphasis laid on high grade instr,ic-
Htion. makes IL possible for those who
wish To take advanced Study in any
form of music to find it without going
the great distances that have hitherto
been necessary
The Violin World says that Leonora
Jackson who delighted so many Far
goaias at the beginning Of the season. is
now giving recitais iii London and has
created pronounced impression
There has been considerable In
crease in the number of organ piapils
under Mr. Rowe, at the Fargo corr
servatory OF music, evidence that his