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The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1908-10-15
SWORE THE GIRL WAS IS
Finley Couple Marry and Groom skiPs
to Canada to Evade Arrest for
Perjury. n

Finley Beacon: Married at Sher-
brooke, N. D., on Thursday, Oct. 1,
1908, by Judge Moote, Robert Gustaf-
SON to Miss Katie. Leiske, both OF FinA
ley. .,
The, above is the proper announce
ment of an event which took place a
week ago, which, instead Of being the
usual happy event, has its dark side.
The principals, with Miss Annie, an
older sister of the bride. and Theo.
Newton for witnesses, drove to Sher-
brook, where the groom applied for a
license in the usual manner, swearing
that the young lady was over is years
of age. Here Is where he made a
serious mistake, as the parents, Mr..
and Mrs. VIM. Leiske, state the girl
is only 16 years old.
AS soon as Mr.. Leiske learned of
what had happened he drove to town
and taking Charles e. Mitchell with
him drove to Oscar Larson's. three
and a half miles south OF town, and
securing the girl, took her home.
Friday afternoon after investigat-
ing the matter, Mr.. Leiske swore to O
complaint before Justice Monteitr
charging Gustafson with perjury and
Ia warrant was issued. Up to the
time of going to press however, the
warrant had not been served as Gus
tafson cannot be found, and 1t i:
rumored that he has skipped to Can
ada.
Rob Gustafson is the young mar
who testified In a criminal case befors
Justice court In Finley lest March
and at thn term of district court fol-
lowing. testified to entirely different
circumstances, which suggested that
he committed perjury In that case
either before the Justice or in the dis.
trict court.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1908-10-15
A THREE SIDED
Fight in WARD
COUNTY AUDITOR MUST CERTIFY
THREE COUNTY DIVISION
PROPOSITIONS FOR VOTE
THIS FALL.

Bismarck, N. D.. Oct, 15.-The voters
OF Ward county may vote this fall on
three propositions for the division of
the immense county-whether the
county shall be divided into the coun-
ties of Ward and Lake, Ward and
Renville, or Ward and Burke. That
was the effect OF decision handed
down by the supreme court in the case
of the state ex rel. Steele ct. al, VS..
]. w. Fabrick. as auditor of Ward
county.
Three petitions have been allowed
by the county commissioners OK Ward
county for voting at the election this
fall, on the question OF the division of
Ward county, Auditor Fabrtck re-
fused to certify two Of the propositions
for printing on the official ballot. on
the ground that the proposed territory
confiicted with territory embraced in
another petition for division, The
supreme court holds that the auditor
cannot on this ground refuse to certify
the proposition for voting, and grants
the writ of mandamus requested.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1908-10-15

Where there is complete and perfect dlgoaeaOn
there is OF course no room for dyspepGaR- ANA
At u.s. for various reasons, satisfactory 10 pre-
vent dyspepsia than to attssnpt TO czre n bacs
is you must depend upon Natre Cor eures
and Kcdol aGsists Nature
Nature will cure q sick Bt0mncA qgackaw dtan
any medicine In the world III you gtve Naswe
chance. But Nature cannot cure the shnzmach
while the stomach 10 Overwurked. That u fmn-
possible.
In ordev 10 be cured the st0mAch uazzBe Re@G
That is the point And that is what K0san1 - anT
to rest the stomach 1t diReSts every paTSsc8e
of food FOR the stomach so that the EtoszshGh Mas
nothing to do but get weTl. Then e gets wen.
You would be surprised n you knew how many
persons have indigestion. And @ crursa most
of them have dyspepsia, uitimately-H they neG
lect the indigestion Then Nature s In urgkmt
need of assistance. And nervous dyspepsia rs
terrible thing to those a6licted with It.
Kodol supplies this aRsistance just the ssune as
In the early stages OF Indigestion. But muge time
and more rest are required for Mature 10 object .
cure. 1t Ii best not to wak uRttl one gsfs dys-
pepsia.
Nearly all classes cf people are sahses& 20 fnr
digestion Healthy appearance 0utwardfy b mo-
Indication Of healthy stomach Neakher ara
sound nUacles any safeguard against an unAanishy
stomach.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1908-10-15
ST. JOHNS GRADUATION
Commencement Exercises Of James
town Academy Presided Over by
Bishop Shanley.

Jamestown Alert: The class OF 1908
OF the st. Johns academy held their
graduating exercises at the operahouse
last night. exercises that were post
poned from last June. The commence
ment programme. consisting of pre-
sentation of diplomas and medals, by
Bishop Shanley Of Fargo, and the class
play given by the pupils Of the acad-
envy. was interesting and long. The
main fioor OF the operahouse was filled
with people from Jamestown and other
cities. interested In the pupils and
work Of the academy. a large deiSga-
tion coming down from Bordulac and
Carrington, the homes OF three OF the
graduates Besides Bishop STANLEY
there were present at the exercises
Father =. A. Mcdonald of Darlington;
Father O'Driscoil, Of Fargo; Father
McPhee OF Bismarck: Father Seller OF
Valley City and other leaders In the
church. MIR. and Mrs. j.. w. Murphy,
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Hussey, Mr.. and
Mrs. Price Gllilford of Alice, parents of
the graduates, were in the audience.
The class OF 1910 occupied box
araped with ribbons In their class col-
ors. and their numerals.
Shortly after 5 O'clock, following an
overture by the orchestra the curtain
rose, revealing the four girl graduates.
all in white, and arms laden with red
roses and the Right Reverend John
Shaniev standing at one side. Bishop
Stanley opened the exercises with .
very brief talk and then presented the
diplomas and graduation medals. He
thanked the graduates for returning
this fall after the early closing last
spring, ana the citizens. Of jamestown
for their sinterest and assistance 20 the
academy. which. he said, had long
passed the experimental stage, and
was on sure foundation. and had be-
come an educational power throughout
the state. That he had attended each
| graduation from the beginning, and
hoped to be present e. all FOR long
time to come. as they were one of
sne events Of this year. and he desired
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1908-10-15
GIRL DESERVES
CARNEGIE MEDAL
SAVED HER THREE LITTLE
BROTHERS FROM DEATH.
Father Wakes to Find Home Mass Of
Flames and With His Wife Barely
1 Escape cremation--15-y year old Girl
Rescues Sleeping Children.

Hansboro, m. D., Oct. 15.--Little
Thurza BroWn,the 1s-year- daugh-
ter of James Brown of Hansboro, is
the heroine of the north end of the
county for her bravery in saving her
three little brothers from burning in
their harne. The hired man had start
ed a fire In the kitchen stove about
. o'clock and then went to the barn to
do the chores. When Mr.. Brown
awoke, the interior of the kitchen and
the entire roof of the cottage was in
flames. Mr., and Mrs Brown and
some Of the children barely escaped
in their night clothes.
Three of the younger children who
slept in a bedroom Off the kitchen
We're cut off by the flames and when
the family realized the danger OF the
little ones, they Were paralyzed with
fear, nut not little Thurza. she in
stantly realized that the only way of
escape for the children lay through
the burning room and at once started
through to save them. She could car
ry only one at a time and three times
entered the burning house, each time
returning with the sleeping form Of
chubby child in her arms.
The little girl herself was not very
severely burned, though not FIVE min
utes after she brought out the last Of
the sleeping children the roof caved
In and the house was srnoiderine
heap of ruins. Thurza acted on the
inpulse Of her motherly little heart
and were medals for bravery given bv
our people, it Should 60 to Thurza
Brown for her. act was truly worthy
tobe placed In the honor roll o. heroi
deeds. . S&@
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1908-10-15
A GOOD STOMACH.
Means Good Health, cheerfuInsss, Am
hition, Persisteney and Success.

Relief is not cure; opium will stop
the most excru tiating pain, but it won't
cure the disease.
And it's just the same with alleged
dyspepsia cures which contain pepsin.
The pepsin will help to digest the food,
but the stomach is left in worse condi-
tion than it was before.
You don't want pepsin to digest your
food; you want the natural juices of
your stomach to digest your food. If
you have dyspepsia or any stomach
trouble, you want to make your stom-
ach so strong that 1t will digest it's
own food
You can make your stomach so
strong that you can eat what you want
and all you want any time you want it,
without distress.
Mi-o-na will cure your dyspepsia or
any other stomach trouble by building
up the fiabby walls, and making the
stomach so strong that it will digest
food without artificial aid.
In other words, Mi-o-na cures dys-
pepsia by removing the cause.
The Waldorf Pharmacy is the agent
for Mi-o-na in Fargo ana he says to
every reader of The Forum whose
stomach is weak, who has indigestion
or dyspepsia, that Mi-o-na Is guar
anteed to cure or money back. -r b..
The price is only SO cents box, and
one box is all you need to prove thai
you are on the right road to health an6
happiness. .--..--.
II can't say enough for Mi-o-na tab
let's; they have done more for me ir
one week than all the doctors have fol
the two years have been under theil
care, and will do all can TO rec
ommend it to my friends. Ycu car
also use my name in your ad, if yoI
like, for Mi-ona is better than golt
to me. am like new man, and
am able to work once more for the
first time in over a year."-W. A
Ennis, 32S Green ST.. Syracuse, N. Y.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1908-10-15
100 DAYS. IN JAIL FOR
PIGGERS AT LINTON

/. Bismarck, Oct. 15-Assistant At
torney General Stevens has returned
from, Linton, Emmons county, wnere
three blind pig cases were tried, con
victions being obtained in each case
Two Of the defendants were fined
$500 and sentenced to 100 days in jail
and the third was, fined 5000 and given
the same jail sentence. There were
also two convictions for violation of
the state pharmacy law and fines of
800 were imposed. 4, .,Er,,.
There is a large quantity OF flax st4li
untnreshed' in the county and Judge
Winchester granted a recess In the
term to give the jurymen an oppor-
tunity to gather the, crop.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1908-10-15
When It Is Dyspepsia,
You'll Know 1t
That's different from Indietion- 1ou may experience thc
first symptoms Of Indigestion without knowing what thy
really portend Kodo however prevents Dyspepsia ny
providing for complete digestion.

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baoated heeasn@ gmmmfnw paim "a the - @ wa
ehurnach mDurraGHs CT E&Eanachs baachsh& M 80
and narsaaEfnx naEA- hazsshmxn ts0GnaaR&h a.
arrhoetar crndzaHrn. hna6aG1sa. 6nEEneaw @n6 bnz&
tusa gtc. vgsan yuu exrauaanae any ce taeae ysn
need E0nnA
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Csseg&s0rad hecmnae 0aa@ @RnaRgk @naEn1 fke9 Ma9&
o6 q thing Ghmk Ann& an y n Ganaaan& 30 o. @
vsas faaanAnd % DO EDADa ABag GAaM ~ enn@.
psaAmay digasta aH food. Thak as - thza3 10 10
quayma becnmme rmtmRe 0O@w Une rwB&
RaH wAnk yOu want Ihk KO0d dsaanae p xoG
arRr hxsa 10 take EOdna m Ga tsmas. yUw amay
tahs KoH0a wlaan roo ns@d A.
OmP GEsmRmxaEGe
GO % yunr druSx1st to-day and 80 dCxsa1
bottle, ana RStsr u@tng the enaro hse&s@ ycn cam
hnnemfay say you h&ye received NO bgneGsS funn
A. ruturn tho bottle 10 tAe 6rugxiA ard be wfD
refund yor nac0ay 10 pea without qnastAssa cr 9s-
Ry, ana ws Vim pay the 6ruggtEt the yrscs of slse
h0EeAe purchased hy yUE
Donf hssitaAs. every arugstst knows our gusz@
artne In good
Th1s cifer appses 10 the krgs bottle only and
DO one In family. The acxfa~ bottle czutalns aA
times IA mucA N tAe Afsy cent hcftiA
KoAoa a. pRepared a& the laboratories Of H. G.
Dewitt a. Ca, C4$cagu
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1908-10-15

. = Z
same whole-souled manner as you
have
Z j. III. Thompkins, who has probably
done more for Vincent Methodist
church than any living man, spoke Of
DR.. PowelFs splendid work. Mr..
Tompkins and DIR. Powell have work
ed side by side, and the parting OF
these two workers is necessarily a
sad one
Prof F. j. Wells spoke Of DIR. Pefs-
ellis cooperation with him and With
the members OF the choir. III. M Mn
fin of Seattle, Wash. who used to live
In the same town in Newfoundland
that DR.. Powell and his family lived
in, told about the notable qualities OF
the pastor as evidenced in his early
days and youth. Judge Davis presid-
ed at the meeting, and after the
speeches, refreshments were served
by tn ladies.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1908-10-15

all the praise that he had given the
work of the academy and the sisters
to be considered as repeated again
with renewed force, He then present
ed the graduation diplomas and medals
to the four members of the class Of
'0s.
Violet Guilford, Alice, N. d.
Loretta Murphy, Bordulac, N. D.
Kathleen Norris, Bordulac, N. d.
Florence Hussey, Bordulsec, N. d.
Two other medals were presented
by Bishop Stanley. as follows:
For good conduct, gold medal, Civ
EN- by Father Mcdonald, to Miss Gull
ford: for scholarship, gold medal.
also by Father Mcdonald, to Miss
Hussey.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1908-10-15
MEET AFTER 21 YEARS.
Or. Powell and Old Comrade Meet in
Minot After Years of Separation.


Minot After Years of Separation.
Minot N. D., Oct. 15.-Separated
for twenty-one years, I'll. M Mifflin
and DIR. G. L. Powell of Minot, who
We're boys together in Newfoundland
years ago, met in Minot last Satur-
day.
Mr.. Mifflin now lives in Seattle,
Wash. Years ago he lived In the same
town in Newfoundland as DIR. Pow
ell and his parents lived in, and the
two who used to play together thirty
years ago, had not seen each other for
twenty one years.
The meeting of the two men was a
joyful one. Mr.. Mifflin was at the
reception which the friends of Dr.
Powell gave at the Methodist church
last evening, and he testified as to the
splendid qualities of the Minot pas
tor.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1908-10-15
Smith Darn Va. Smile.

The wife OF Editor Nelson of The
Canfo Democrat is a candidate FOR
county superintendent OF schools. The
Cando Herald has the following:
Great suffering grandmothers. what
do you know about this?
The new woman has arrived in
North Dakota.
1t Is also rumored that the state has
not only gone prohibition but suffera-
gette as well. TO bear out the asser-
tion the following letter which speaks
for itself, was received from a promi-
nent Journalist In Towner county, in
answer to an add inserted by woman
who wishes q place as working house
keeper:
cando, ". D.. sept 10, 'os.
J 467 Tribune,
Minneapolis.
Madam: We are looking for a
housekeeper to take care of our baby
two years old. My wife Ii d candidate
for superintendent Of schools and will
be away from home good deal during
the campaign. SO we need someone
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1908-10-15
GLAZING AND SASH PAINTING,

Command US to look over your
storm sash that the proper painting
glazing and repairing may be done
for the winter. We have special facil-
tiles for such work. N. ID. Decorating
Co. Phone $50.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1908-10-15
Horse Auction sale Sat-. Oct. II.

Largest sale Fargo eve experienced.
II you have one horse, or a dozen,
bring them to this sale. Horse buyers
are coming with the cash. Phone
Washington House barn for particu-
lars. Sale takes place regardless of
weather.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1908-10-15
Old PRESS STOCK SOLD.
Deputy Sheriff johnson Held Sale 70
Satisfy Judgment.

Grand Forks, M. ri, Oct 15sThe
remaining presses, cutters and stock
of the old Press Publishing company
were sold yesterday. by Deputy Sheriff
johnson to satisfy a Judgment OF the
Wright, Barrett and Stiilweil Paper
Co, Of ST Paul. The remaining
stock was sold for $3.50 and was pur-
chased BY j. wv. Shaee OF this city.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1908-10-15
Metropole cafe.

Business lunch 35 cents. for men
and women, daily, Metropole cafe; or
try the 25-cent quick lunch at the
counter.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1908-10-15
.ENGERUD OPENS
JOHNSON CAMPAIGN
FORMER JUDGE or SUPREME
COURT READS ANOTHER
MARSHALL souI5.
M. N. Johnson's Campaign in Pierce
County Given a Great boost at Large
and Enthusiastic Meeting -- Mar
shalI's Record as a "Gans" Man.

Rugby, N. D, Oct. 15.-Monday even
ing at the court house in this city,
Judge Engerud of Fargo addressed
large and enthusiastic meeting on the
senatorial question. In very clear
and forcible. manner the judge review
ed Tom Marshalrs political record in
North Dakota. He showed that at the
very outset Of Marshalfs career he
acted with the machine politicians in
North Dakota in 1899, and although he
knew that his constituents were over
whelmingly in favor of James g.
Blaine for president, nevertheless, at
the convention held in Minneapolis, he
voted with the other Office seekers for
Harrison. Later on, when congress
man, Spalding, would not stand for
the slate fixed up by the gang and to
punish him he was left off the ticket
and Tom Marshall was given the place
as a reward for his suhservience to
the ring and never until last winter
at the Grand Forks convention, of in
fanny memory, has Marshall been any
thing but gang man from start to
finish. s-Ea b. ....s
Shows Up His Record.
Inc JuuBS CEGdlSQ QulLS d Ilppl6 VI
excitement by reading q letter which
Marshall wrote about a year ago to
one Of his brother gangsters wherein
he urged his friend to get after a GER
tain obnoxious insurgent down in Sar-
gent county and take him into camp"
The judge waxed very sarcastic over
Marshalrs claim that he is man who
does things and showed that out of
forty bills which Marshall claims to
have fathered in congress, twenty
eight of them were private pension
bills, one of which was a foreman OF
MarshalIs farm in Dickey county, and
five of them were bills for the erec-
tion of public buildings in the state
for which Marshall could not claim
any more credit than any of the 9TH
er three members Of the North Dakota
delegation to congress. In contrast
to Marshall's record the judge show
ed how Johnson was the first con-
gresham west of the Mississippi who
dared to take a stand for sound mon
ey when everyone else in the west
was taken up with the free silver
heresy and even the Johnson ar
gument for sound money was quoted
as authority. The judge said john
son is a statesman and does not know
Marshall is a high salaried clerk who
makes "a great, noise about doing
little private favors which is the duty
of the private secretary given him by
the federal government.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1908-10-15
no Pain with
ReeI Blood
pye9 es2 Pei ysss 'Sss sssgss s,sbltI Iy ssns

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and impure blood. v,
Have you ever noticed that it is when you
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Well, If your blood were analysed at such
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Mr.. JoHN GERHAKT, South Main ST. Orr
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"A. w. Chase Nerve Pills with splendid rel
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The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1908-10-15
Notice to Creditors.

In the matter of the estate of Hans
E. Nygaard, deceased:
Notice is hereby given by the un-
dersigned, Edward Nygaard, admins
istrator Of the estate of Hans e. Ny
gard, late of the township of Daven-
port, in the county Of Cass and state
Of North Dakota, deceased, to the
creditors of, and all persons having
claims against said estate to exhibit
them, with the necessary vouchers
within six months after the first pub
lication of this notice to said admin
istrator at his residence in the town
ship of Davenport, in said Cass coun-
ty.
Dated this gath day of September
1908.
EDWARD NYGAARD,
Administrator of the Estate Of Hans
e. Nygaard, Deceased.
PIERCE, TENNESON & CUPLER.
Attorneys for Administrator,
Fargo, North Dakota.
(Sept- "A, Oct. !, 8, 15)
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1908-07-24
DEATH DEALING DONE.
Bloody Career of Desperadoes
at an End,

Boston, July 2S.-After three deadly
battles between three desperadocs
police and a small army OF citizens
the first encounter being late Tuesday
night in a barroom, the second Wed
nesday evening in the peaceful streets
OF Jamaica Plains and the third early
Thursday in the quietude OF Gene
terry, one OF the bandits was riddled
with bullets and killed, the second,
believed to be wounded, being search
ed for in the cemetery at o'clock
Thursday. while the third was taken
Wednesday evening at South Station.
The desneradoes left behind them,
over trail Of a mile and half, two
dead and eleven wounded. All are
believed TO be foreigners.
The desperate captured is believed
TO be Giuseppe Device. He is charged
with murder, having been Identified by
four men as one OF the three parties
who shot up" saloon on Tuesday
night.
The desperadoes' career OF terror
was started by them Tuesday night
by the shooting up" OF the saloon Of
Winterston & McManus on Washing.
ton street Shortly before the closing
hour, when the bar.room was full,
three men. apparently Italians, made
their appearance at the front door
and shouted An hands up" when
the shooting was over II was found
Frank Drake had been killed, Pat.
rick Doran received a bullet In the
abdomen and Thomas Winterton had
been shot at the base of the skull and
in the left arm.
The police made careful search and
about O'Clock Wednesday night the
men discovered in Cavalry cemetery
When the desperadoes found they
were pursued they drew revolvers and
with a yell began firing on all sides
Mrs. Della Fallon was hit while walk.
ing down South street, officer lngliss
then received a bullet in a leg The
men ran directly into Washington
street. where elecric cars were pass
ing almost necessarily and hundreds
of people walking Two Of the men
fired shot after shot Before stop
was put TO the careers Of the two men
Michael Finn received bullet i'm the
head over the right ear Patrick Nc.
CHM was shot in a wrist Thomas
Flemming shot in a hand John Nolan
received a bullet in an arm and Her.
bert T. Knox, a watChman, was shot
through the abdomen. Knox died
three hours later
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1908-07-24
Immense Attendanee Expeeted.

Cincinnati. July 23.-lndications are
an immense crowd will be here next
Tuesday when Hon. w II, Taft will
be- officially notified by the Republi'
can committee Of his nomination for
the presidency OF the United States.
A large number of room reservations
have already been made at down town
hotels,
Six historic flags will be among
those decorating the platform on
which the notification ceremony is 10
take place, The oldest Of the six flags
formed part Of the decorations when
James G. Blaine was notified of his
nomination.