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OFFICERS
CHARLES p. SMITH, President.
HENRY GREENE, Vice President
+. w. WARD, Treasurer.
Il. s. 1SIIAM, Assistant Treasurer.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1908-12-10
Page Correspondence.

Page, N. D.. Dec. 9.-To The Forum:
Clifford Barnes is home from a recent
visit with friends at Hope.
Mrs. Al Iverson returned home last
Wednesday from visit with her bro
ther in st. Paul, Minn.
Frank Woodbury. is preparing to in
stall stationary steam engine at his
woodward fora saving wood and grind
fng feed. |
The small son of p Long, who was
injured by failing down stairs is pro-
crossing favorably
Miss Marie Erickson of Mindak
Mont, returned to her home on Mon
days train after an extended visit with
her brother. Hans and family, who live
west of town.
Mrs. WIN. Scanton entertained Mrs
W. Fl. Oniei ana Miss Gertie Mccarthy
of Buffaio Monday and Tuesday Of last
week, So
The many friends OF Mr.. and MRS
H. H. RtntouI are glad to welcome
them back to Page. after their short
sotourn alt Gafdner;sN N. d.
Robert Mcclellan was Fargo visit
or Friday. ,a.
James Moug Of Buffalo was q recent
Page visitor. ~. gg4.. III u IS
Benz. woodward Is home from Fargo
Mrs. Owen Connell. after short visit
with friends here, left for Gardner,
where they VIII reside on the Collins
a. Morrish's farm
Miss Ford OF Fargo is the guest OF
Miss Bessie Evans. ~ Cor p.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1908-12-10
LaMoure correspondenee.

LaMoure, N. D., aDec. S.-To The
Forum: Eearle D. Mcbride Of Fargo
visited in LaMoure last week, coming
up by the way of Oakes. #41@
Joseph Brown, whose. trial was held
here last week, was bound over to
the higher court. = =
Attorney M. C. Lasell spent last
week in different towns In the vest
ern part Of the county,. ~ -
c. S. Disseni and daughter Miss Lu-
cille returned from Minneapolis, where
they have been visiting a few days.
Attorney and Mrs. Geo. P. Jones
were in town the afiFst part Of the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jones expect to make
La Moure their home for some time
to EcomeS gMrs 5Iopes's has been elected
states attorney for this county. They
wiiE ocdllkg W. & sFsylors cottage on
Seventh street north. -.
The, Stating party given by Misses
Lutte ana Ruth Prior Thursday even
ing was al Success After a short time
on the ice, the guests returned to the
Prior home where a delicious oyster
supper was served. DR.. F. A. Amund-
son entertained the guests by singing
a few songs -FEa = y, q. -"
After returning from his trip to
Chicago, Operator Frank J. Barry was
stationed at Gackle, N. D.. as depot
agent. 7' '''.' -
The cement foundation for the new
courthouse was rejected by the con-
tractor, the work not being done ac-
cording to contract.
b. w. Boyd Is improving his drug
store by putting In new plate glass
front. This will be a decided improve
ment and will display Mr.. Boyd's
stock to better advantage. g." ~.
The new LaMoure State bank build
ing is nearing completion. The second
floor will be used as Offices by DR.. F.
A. Amundson and Attorney M. O. La
sell. $
Mr. and, Mrs. A.. B.. Huntchinson
of Fargo are LaMoure visitors this
week p. ~
Miss Beth Russell of Fargo was an
arrival at I.aMoure Wednesday.
The Elliott Holbert Abstract Co., is
now occupying the old First National
bank building on Front street.
Mrs. Edward p. Risk went to Fargo
Tuesday to visit her husband who is
employed by the N. P.
Superintendent Craver passed
through LaMoure Monday on his way
up the line. Cor. La.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1908-12-10
People OF Note

Postmaster .Duntley OF Grandin, lis
among the Fargo visitors.
w j, Larshbrough OF. Page, was in
the city today on business s.
y. +. Collins of Page. was among the
night arrivals at the ,Metropole.
w. H Armstrong of Howard, S. D.,
was In the city today on business.
J. r. Patterson Of 4 Sheldon was
transacting business in town today.
Walter L. Williamson of Lisbon is
attending the Scottish Rite meeting.
r. s. Eyers OF Litchyille, N. D., was.
IN town yesterday afternoon on busi-
ness. .8 s.4.
Editor Boyden of. The Lisbon Free
Press is among the prominent Masons
in the city.
B. F. Walden came in from Hope
last evening and spent today in Far
go on business. .->s.. .-. = Sa .-
Deputy Sheriff ]. c. Ross of Cas-
selton was among the arrivals in the
city last evening.
j. =. Callahan or Casselton was in
the city today on business and stop
ped at the Metropole.
/ Capt ]. s. Hooking of Absaraka, is
mingling with the Masons and was
among the callers at The Forum.
c. B., Hughes and F. T.. Gronveld,
prominent citizens of Rugby, N. D.,
were morning arrivals in the city. D..
Frank Harold OF wheatland, N. D.,
was among the night arrivals In the
metropolis and spent today In town
on business. -"
Mrs. N. A. Burdick returned last
night from Howard. N. D., where. she
spent Thanksgiving with her parents
Mr.. and Mrs. Hicks.
DR.. David Cohen, who has been the
guest of DR.. Newsalt for the past few
days, left this morning for Little Rock,
Ark, where he expects to take up the
practice of chiropractic.
Thos. w. Cooper of the st. Paul
Foundry Co., and a member of the
Fargo Builders & Traders exchange,
was in the city today on business and
called on Secretary Hicks of the COM
mercial club.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1908-12-10
Alexander News.

Alexander. N. D., Dec. 5.-To The
Forum: Miss Bechel is recovering
from her attack of sickness.
A number of .Alexanderites attended
the Arnegard dance Friday evening.
An M. w. A. camp was organized
last week and the funds have been
raised to erect a hall Messrs. Martin
Melvin and DiItz have the contract
and we anticipate it's completion in
time for a holiday opening
James Berry has sold his farm to
w. @. Rawson of Williston.
Mr.. and Mrs. Emery Luddington
spent couple of days at Cores ranch
the fore part of the week.
Little lone James has been quite sick
the past few days. 49,,
Miss Elsie Reibsamon left last week
to spend Xmas with relatives in IT,
tonka Iowa. ...-.
Oscar Olson left for williston on
Saturday where he expects to spend
the winter. Cor. A.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1908-12-10
Business JOts
Cook paints signs. Phone ss5.

COOK paints signs. Phone s35.
Have knight Printing Co. print it.
Dressmaking, room "a Edwards bldg.
4 fine lot of diaries for 1909 at Nc
Clane's Art. Store.
DIR. J. L. Savage, surgeon and ply
sician, sos Front street. ...-.
Nov, the trouble is past II use
Dwight's Golden Link -four"
Phone 1154-L for ne job printing.
Ulsaker Bros, 2O7 Broadway.
John Stowe, draynan, phone 145-L,
or Kingsley & Smiths, cigar store.
Hannaher & Scnannach, job print
ers, s2S N. P. avenue. Phono 1891.
Steam heated rooms for IS per
month and UP. Twec len block, N. P.
avenue Fargo. .-
New goods for old. J. G. Lally.
Same old stand, 510-512 First avenue
north. Phone 472-L. -.1.-+
When in Moornead go and see A. ].
Rustad's new place, next to the south
bridge. Phone 36S. ......
New goods for old. j. c. Lally.
Same old stand, 51O-5l2 First avenue
north. Phone 472-L. 4 ~ 10
A competent chemist tests every In :
gredtent entering into Hunts Perfect
Baking Powder and Extracts-always
reiiabie s -sya +,frn' ~, - -y sEs,, FR.a - Il
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1908-12-10
WILL DEBATE ON
LABOR INJUNCTION
PROMINENT LITERARY soctE-
TIES AT Al c. Will BE PITTEo
AGAINST HFoTHER IN DE-
BATE TO BE HELD DEC. 1s-
MEMBERS OF THE TEAM.

The interest of, the .Athenian and
Philomathlan societies. of the agri-
cultural college is now focused on the
big debate which will take place on
Tuesday evening, Dec.S Is, and both
sides are in training with the avowed
intention of "wIping the earth up"
with the opponent. The debate will
start at 8 o'clock and three Judges will
listen to the contest an announce the
winner at the end of the contest. So
far .,only tive judges have been Sc
cured, Judge Amidon and Attorney
M. A. Hildreth, the other is to be
chosen later. = g. 49,
The team for the Athenian society
Is composed of MessFs Clifford! Magill
and Traynor and for the PhiIomathian
society Messrs. Miller, Nemzek and
Moore. Both are strong teams, having
had considerable experience In debates
and the contest promises to be most
interesting one, especially as the ques-
tion is alive one which is puzzling the
minds of the best men of the country,
being, resolved, That the power of the
court in the United States to issue
injunction in labor disputes has been
productive Of more harm than good.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1908-12-10
Uhs shos HOsprtat tUr sick snoea
RoIIa Correspondence.

Rolla, N. d, Dec. $40 The For
um; Nothing new under the gun"
Ye scribe was talking with an origi-
nat Dutchman the other day.
"Dutchie" had been studying for years
the course OF winds. He claims that
before each and every storm his pet
cats are surcharged with an almost
unbearabIe amoant Of electricity. This
makes them jump around in play "as
each by all persons have noticed" Also
IL man rubs cat before storm he
Can get q shock in the arm or can see
a place where It 10 "dunlel' sparks
hy like fire. So 'Dutchie'' i con-
cludes that the immediate cause OF
'ein wind" Is electricity moving in the
earth and in the air above the earth.
The ''katse do not know NIT his head
what the wind came but his feet die
electricity current NIT himself and so
he jump"
Lakes in the Turtle mountains are
now well frozen for wood hauling one
month ahead Of time --'
Potatoes were 90 good q yield around
here and prices 50 low that one man
sold his 400 bushels OF tubers for soc
per bushel. ... a .-.o..A.
cloud watkins, the Indian who took
a fve-year Temperance pledge two
years ago, still holds fast his integrity
and so has plenty to eat ana some 70
give away.
4 One OF our milk men has just de-
nartad suddenly for parts unknown
Though he had committed an orense
hefore leaving no effort VIII be MADE
10 bring him back as the people rear
y. r,i~hs go into the milk business
lie al'ss 'ea@' Cor. r.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1908-12-10
Will ADVERTISE Fl
500 Railroad Has Set Aside
Space in Their New Book
Boosting Fargo.

The interest which the 500
has in Fargo is demonstrated
fact that the city will hold
portant place in the new adv
pamphlet which the road is no
piling and will publish in a she
Representative Ward, OF the {
was in the city today max
rangements with Secretary Il
the commercial club for the
ing of the, data which will
space. A considerable space
book has been set aside for Fa
will contain a large amount OF
matter as well as, a number
which will give some idea of tn
the city offers to the inves'
home seeker.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1908-12-10
Ayr News.

Ayr, NJ. d., Dec. Ito The Forum:
The Modern Woodmen initiated six
candidates into the mysteries of wood
craft on Friday evening. After the
ceremonies they gave a supper which
was much appreciated. ....
Sidney Fisk arrived home this morn
ing from Bemidji. He started for the
woods but the salary looked so small
that he thought ne would risk IT in
Ayr for the winter. Sid says, Didn't
miss meal while away"
Mr., .McCosh has COW and like
most cows, 1t enjoys getting out of
the corral occasionally. Mr.. Morrison
was put on the trail, but his scent
was poor so he got rig and drove
out in the country. We don't know
what for, as the COW was found In the
shelter OF the Farmers elevator.
w. p. Rose is shipping carload of
fine sheep to Chicago
w. H. June has lately purchased a
house in Fargo and intends moving
soon. We regret to see Mr. June leave
but our loss is Fargo's gain.
D. Grievee and wife drove to Buffalo
Monday evening.
G. l.. Harrington, more familiarly
known as Dad" spent Sunday at
Breckenridge, MINI.
Miss Hilmar Mattson spent Sunday
at Fargo with friends.
r.. W. Morrison, who was lately op-
Grated upon for appendicitis at Fargo,
is able to be around again, but as he
Is not improving as fast as he should,
he went to Fargo again on Monday
to see the doctor
Wheat Is at good price here. The
elevators are paying s1.o4 for blue
stem. Cor. A.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1908-12-10

st. John. N. D., Dec. 7.-
Forum: Harry Stohl was a Re-
itor Tuesday.
Albert NJ. Martineau visited
Friday.
A. ]. Bolstad went to Min
on business.
The st. John Commercial G
hold their annual banuet Dec.
Mr.. and Mrs. Brooks ent,
Mr.. and Mrs. o. J. BoIstad
Warren at Thanksgiving Dime
w. r. Strupe, after an abe
two months, has returned to s
Miss Dora Brooks accompar
her father, left TueAday morT
Rochester, Mimi, to undergo .
alton for appendicitis.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Eurtfs fs'.
Minot this week, Mr.. Curtis h.
run out of Minot. st. John pee
miss them.
Mr.. Storms OF Grand Forks v
shaking hands with his many
Monday and Tuesday. Cor. +
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1908-12-10
cayuaa News Items.


cayuga. N. D., Dec. s.--To The For
un: The Ladies' Aid met with Mrs.
Holding yesterday.
The 20. T. NJ dance last night was
well attended and all report a good
time.
Cayuga is pushing ahead Another
new building Is going up. The Liberty
Lumber Co. IL building an Office and
store room on their lot next to the
bank.
j. D. seobba sundayed at Mime
apolis.
Charlie Unise OF MARROW was tran
sacting business In Cayuga Tuesday.
A.. b. Humbert who has rented HIS
mill to J, r, Brethauer left with his
family For Iowa Monday evening.
Several parties from Cayuga attend
cd coug. At Foffnan Monday.
Ger. q.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1908-12-10

f. Leonard, N. D., Dec. 8.-To The
Forum: About IL O'Clock noon on
Wednesday, the stork brought to
the residence of e. wv. Arnold bran
new lady clerk, handsome and ten and
one half pounds In weight. Ed is
wearing broad smile and distributing
Little Bobbie CIGARS Mother and child
are doing well and E. w. is as well as
; Messrs. Goddard, Fisher, Arnold and
r. G. Piper. went to Sheldon on
Thursday afternoon to attend a meet
ing of Mizpah lodge Mr.. Arnold is
taking the last degree in the blue
lodge and VIII then bas ready to ,ad-
vance to higher degrees In masonry. Z
Richard g. Piper came very near los
ing his fine farm residence by fire on
Friday last The fire in some myster-
ious way started in the large clothes
closet in the family bed room and
when discovered the interior of the
closet and room were on fire, Fortu-
.nately. he had a fire extinguisher and
with It's use and the assistance of the
employees the fire was subdued. In a
few minutes more 1t would have been
to save the building.
; We shook hands with! John Martin Of
Chantee on Saturday but did not have
time to exchange political notes.
. The Leonard Dance club gave anoth-
err of their pleasant entertainments at
the Seelig hotel on Friday night last.
"a goodly number were present and
they all enjoyed themselves until the
i'.wee sma hours. =
i AID. Fisher and family left on Sat
jurday evenings train for the west.
They win visit sometime with Mr..
Fishers brother. in washington after
which they will go TO Baker city, Ore.
where they will locate permanently.
Mr.. Fisher came to Leonard thirteen
years ago and started blacksmith
shop. Asfew years later he was mar
ried to Lena, Seelig and four children
are the fruits of their union He re-
marked the other day that he did not
owe any man cent and no man owed
him; a remarkable record for thirteen
years OF business. Mr.. Snyder sue
deeds him in business having purchas-
ed the shop and residence property.
The best wishes or the community go
with the Fisher family.
Regular services were held at the
M. E. church on Sunday, Pastor Lane
In charge. Owing to- the extreme cold
weather the attendance was !. small.
George Lennes was leader OF the Ep-
worth league service.
Zero weather and then some has been
the record for several days. RI.
Alexander Watts, living northwest OF
here, returned on Tuesday morning
from Chicago, where he attended the
International horse show He was
much pleased and interested in the
wonderful display.
Messrs. GODDARD. Piper and E.W. Ar
mold went to Fargo on Monday evening
to attend Scllrfnerss meeting. Mr.
Arnold is advancing rapidly in Ma
sonic work.
We were shown a statement show
ing the condition Of the First State
Bank OF Leonard which disclosed oi
assets $5S,s54 16; value OF property
S4, 902, 25; cash on hand and in banks
s21,777 .29; total, $80,6s3 TO. Liabil-
tiles: Capital stock, $4,000; surplu;
and undivided profits, $5,675. OIL; 4 de.
posits, $84,95s. SO. An excellent show
ing. The officers OF the bank are en-
titled to much credit for their care
full management. Cashier w. C
Goddard and Assistant Cashier "A. j
Goblirsch are the active managers.
Cor. L.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1908-12-10
Barrie Items.


Barrie, N. d, Dec. ITO The For
UNI: Nearly every one In this neigh
borhood and vicinity stopped work of
all kinds on Saturday at noon and hied
themselves over to the CohSreg gationa1
church where sumptuous repast had
been prepared by the ladies to which
all were invited to partake Cfor a
quarter), and the way the chicken pie
and hxings disappeared was a. caution
to all the onlookers, After having
| stuffed the inner man, Jop NanlArnam
with his usual pleasant smile auctioned
of the numerous articles made FOR the
benefit Of the new church and the sale
and dinner realized $50.s,f54
Rev. Mr.. Gallagher OF Wahpeton is
expected here tomorrow to commence
series Of religious meetings, which
are to continue for week All are
invited.
The Society OF Christian Endeayor- :,
ers were glad to see Asa Stevens in
his usual place last Sunday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas Morgan made a.
flying trip to Fargo last week.,
Albert Anderson was married In
Minnesota last week to Miss Carlson
and all Albert's friends wish him much
happiness in his new Life.
Do not forget the basket ball party
to be given In the church on the even,
ing Of Dec. 21. the proceeds of same
to go towards bell that Will call the
worshippers together.
Miss Blanche Rogers and brother,
Charles, entertained a number Of young
people last Friday evening and all
present report having good time.
At the c. Il. meeting held last even
ing Miss Matilda serlxley was elected
treasurer.
The new pulpit for the church has
been received and It Is q handsome
present for the G. 70. to give.
Miss Hall. our able schoolma am,
will give an entertainment on Friday
evening, Dec. Is, at the school house
for the purpose of buying uniforms for
the basket ball team.
Mrs. C. II. Morgan returned Friday
from her visit. to MinneUaukan.
Lars Severson and Mrs. Hebrandson
of Sheyenne township were united In
| marriage on Saturday In Wahpeton.
Numerous timber wolves have been
seen Ia this vicinity Of late and as a
consequence the turkeys are getting
| scarce. % h Cor. -
| TriSay'a market page fully complies
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1908-12-10
City I'm Brief

The Fargo w. C. T. u. will meet at
8 o'clock tomorrow afternoon with
Mrs. w. H. Best, I'LL Third avenue
south. This meeting was scheduled
to be held at the Young Women's club
rooms but the above noted change has
been made. ~ $500.
~, Faste Svenson, the well known lay
preacher from Norway, will give a
lecture tomorrow evening in the Luth-
.eran church, Fourth street and Fourth
avenue north, on The History. of
Throudhjen1's Cathedral, Every
Scandinavian should avail themselves
of the opportunity of hearing this very
Interesting and instructive lecture.
Admission free. a. a -~ ...
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1908-12-10
/. ANOTHER REaUEsT.

y Aakers Business College Received.
another request this morning for Of
fice help from Richiand county. This
H. the fourth request received the last
two days and speaks well for tfs de-
snand FOR a. d, G. trained ONCE hsip.
The road to 4 good position lies
through course In tsisgraphy, book
keeping or shorthand and at Aaisr's
Business CeiiAgsy II haa proved 20 for.
otfasrs and will prove Sc for yes.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1908-12-10

within
distance from Glen Un Morton county N d. and three
postoce This all rich wheat
balance the
cultivation
costing 30x62 with
hay $1,000 Cattle 200
buildings. this gedng, weight 1900
weight 10oo geding weight 1Soo gedng weight
weight geding, weight
cattle, nine
gang pIow, suky plow,
BILE breaking harvester, drill
other small tools will the above
with machinery untiJan. l. 1909 $1S
until the above date II
market Cash,
John Boodqood, New Salem
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1908-12-10
BIG VETERINARY
COURSE FOR A. c.
BOARD or TRUSTEES AUTHOR
lied THE ESTABLISHMENT OF
A. FULL FouR.YEAR COURSE
MEETING HELD YESTERDAY
OTHER IMPORTANT BUSINESS.

The board of trustees of the agri-
cultural college. which met in the city
yesterday, authorized the establish
ment Of a complete course In veterin-
ary science at that institution, at the
afternoon session, which will put the
A. c. far above all but one or two in
.stitutions, in the country in the COM
pleteness OF this course.
DR.. L. Van Es was the principal
booster for the establishing of this
course and 1t Is his intention to make
high class veterinary surgeons out of
the young men who will be interested
In the work. The course will cover
a period of four years and will be
started next fall If all the present
plans of the faculty work out. There
are now a large number Of young men
at the college who have expressed the
desire to take such a course and 1t Is
expected that such a branch would
attract large number Of students
who otherwise would not attend col
lege.
A New Assistant Chemist.
At the afternoon session OF the
board several other important mat
ters were transacted, among which
was the election of Prof. Geo. A. Alb
bott to the position OF assistant chem
ist to fill the. vacancy caused by the
death OF Professor Wood ...-
Professor Abbott will assume his
duties with the institution on Jan. I.
He comes to the college highly recon-
mended, at the present time holding
the position of head of the science
department of the schools of Indian
apolis, Ind. He also holds diplomas
from the university of Indiana and
from the best school of technology at
Boston.
Will Send Delegates East.
The board also authorized Prof. H.
L. Bolley to attend the meeting Of the
American association for the ad-
vancement of science, which will be
held in Baltimore, Nd, beginning on
Dec. 81, and the meeting Of the seed
experts which will be held In Wash
ington, D. c., at later date for the
purpose Of discussing certain phases
of the mechanical and physical purity
of various kinds of seeds. The last
meeting was called by the department
Of agriculture and will be a very i'm
portant session as 1t is intended to
provide certain standards Of seeds for
the market.
Dairy Committee Reported. ,.
The committee which was named at
the last meeting of the board to in
spect the dairy departments and the
creaneries at the colleges of Mime
sofa, Wisconsin and Iowa, made it's
report at the meeting yesterday and
1t is likely that he work Of installing
these departments will be started next
summer.
1t has always been the intention of
the board and faculty to open such a
department at the North Dakota in
stitution as soon as finances would
permit and this committee was charg-
ed with the work Of finding out what
would be needed in the way OF build
ings and equipment. The committee
was composed of Jas. Radford, H. r.
Heartman and Geo. L. Tibert. 'r r@