The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1908-09-25
Drs. F. H. Bailey & Kachelmacher
SPECIALISTS
BYE. BAR, NOSE AND THROAT.
Fargo, North Dakota.


Papers in bankruptcy were filed this
morning with Clerk Of federal court
Montgomery by B. F. Orr Of Gaylord
Stark county. Orr does not give his
occupation. He places his liabilities
at $1,261 and his assts at 1888, all OF
the latter exempt.
Prof. w. B. Richards of the depart
ment of animal .husbandry of the
Agricultural college left today for
Wahpeton where he will attend the
Richland county fair. Professor
Richards has been chosen official judge
of the live stock of the fair.
After lying buried for three centur-
les, a firkin containing one hundred
weight of butter has been dug up in
Fallagherane Bog, County Tyrone,
Ireland, by a farmer. The hoops and
slaves Of the firkin, which was twelve
feet under ground, collapsed when
lifted up, but the butter, of pale yell
low color. is in perfect state of pre-
servation.
Miss Anetta Anderson, the 17-year
old daughter of Rev. James Anderson
of Valley City, died Saturday night OF
quick consumption. The funeral SER
vices were held in that city today and
in the morning the body VIII be
brought to this city and taken direct
to Riverside cemetery, where 1t will
be laid to rest beside that of her
mother, the former Mrs. Anderson.
Eva Fernando, the 10-year- old
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. N. o. West
man of Aneta. died last evening at q
local hospital after short illness. The
child was brought to this city few
days ago, but despite the efforts Of
the best medical skill she succumbed
to her suffering. The body was taken
to Aneta this morning and the funeral
will be held at that place THURSDAY
afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. H. Fisher of George
town. Mimi, was brought to st. Johns
hospital last evening where injuries
which he received by falling from q
tree, are being cared for. The little
boy was playing in tree at his par
ent's home when he slipped and fell
His skull was badly fractured and
while he is now resting easy his re-
covery Is doubtful
information received from St. Johns
hospital states that Mrs John Higgins
who attempted suicide recently in hel
room at the European hotel is rapidly
recovering from her wounds The in
jured woman used a 80 calibre revol-
yer in her desperate attempt, two shots
being fired, one of which took effect
in the left side. The lung was pene-
trated and the physicians thought II
best not to probe for the ball.
d. W. Mclaughlin, SIS years OF age
died yesterday afternoon at the home
of his son at the Redman farm. near
Mapleton. The home OF the deceased
is In Prinville, Wis, but for several
weeks he had been visiting with his
son, James Mclaughlin. The services
will be held at o'clock this evening
and the body will then be shipped to
Prinville, where interment will take
place The body was prepared for
shipment by Undertaken Daugherty Of
the Luger Furniture Co, Of this city
James Hunter is being held by the
police on the charge OF frisking his
partner Gus Larson out OF $42. The
men appeared at the police station
together and claimed that some one
had robbed Larson in lodging house.
Beth men claimed they did not have
a cent OF money left but when Hun
ter was searched the police found $50
stuffed away In the toe OF his shoe.
He was charged with the theft or the
money from his friend and the case
was set for tomorrow afternoon at
o'clock