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The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1908-11-24
new INTERPRETATIONS

/ Alfred Blaisdell, secretary Of state,
has issued charters to the following
corporations:
4 Richland County cooperative Co,
Lidserwood, N. d, capital stock $780,
900. ,Incorporators: ,. C. Pinney, Lew
is Wine, C. L. Tjostein, and others, OF
Lidgerwood, N. ID,
Farmers & Merchants bank, Tioga,
~. D.. capital stock $4,000. Incorpor-
ators; L. c, Wingate, p. K. Everson
land w. L. Waldren, Wsngate, and
Waldren Of Ray, N. D., and Everson
of Tioga. ND. 81
The Northwestern Sheep Co., Rugby,
N. D., capital stock 100000. Incor-
porators: A. H. Jones, and Z. j. Els
tad both Of Rugby, N. D., and A.. J.
Nash OF Barton, N. D. y
The Merrill Pharmical Co, Fargo,
N. D., capital stock $4,000. Incorpor-
ators: L. d. Merrill, A. O. Watkins,
L. A. Brown and others, of Fargo. N.
d. ,artsea. 4 s.. >.--.. . =
The Big store, 'Casselton, N D., cap
ital stock $50,00os Incorporators: s..
H. knight. j.. F. Callahan, d. M. Goth.
Supreme Lodge OF the Fraternal
Monarchs, Grand Forks, N. D.. Incor-
porators: w. J. Higgins, A. Sansburn,
Geo. A. Stout and others. .sts s.!
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J HEALTH OFFICERS SAY.
Beware Of colds, they Are Creates

Seware Of Colds, They Are Greatest
Cause Of Consumption.
The ravages of the dread white
plague" has aroused j In the national
health departments the keenest alarm
and every effort Is now being put forth
to prevent It's further spread Al prom
inent physician on the advisory board
recently summed UP the situation by
declaring that IL people would give
common colds the proper attention the
increase of consumption would be ma
terially checked
Below lis given the formula for q
very simple remedy for colds, which
is said to be the quickest cure known,
Uften entirely curing the severest cold
I'LL ia days time
Two ounces of glycerine, one half
ounce Concentrated pine compound.
half pint of good whiskey; this is to be
Snseds In doses of teaspoonful to a
tablespoonful every four hours. the
bottle should be shaken well each time.
These ingredients are obtainable
from any good, druggist.
The Concentrated pine Is pine
product refined for medical purposes
and comes only in half ounce bottles,
each enclosed in a round wood case,
which is air-tight. To get the right
thing be- sure 1t is labeled "Concen-
trated" S:
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GET JURY To TRY
FARGO YOUNG man
JOE CARROLL PLACED ON TRIAL
AT GRAND FORKS ON CHARGE
PREFERRED nv, A GIRL.

Grand Forks, N. D.. Nov. 2s.--The
trial Of Joe Carroll charged with Grim
inal assault, was commenced yester-
day in district court. The defendant
who is a Fargo young man, IL, accused
by Lucille Pierce, aged Is, also OF
Fargo. Both Carroll and the com
planning witness have been held in the
county jail neither being able to fur
nish bond for their appearance. II
took until 3 O'clock yesterday after
noon to get d Jury. The complainant
was frst called to. the stand. Before
she gave testimony all but those di-
rectly Interested in the case were ex-
Guided from the court room. @
Among the witnesses for the state is
'.Skiddo' Holzer, of Fargo. He stated
in the. city hall. yesterday that he had
been a witness 400. times, which is
quite record for one so. young
States Attorney Wineman and AS
sistant siulason are prosecuting the
case and George A. Bangs lis conduct
ing the defensea 30 - Es 49,
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Mr.. and Mrs. Needham were visiting
In this yiclntty last week
Mrs. Hay and Mrs. Marshall were
Erie visitors Saturday.
r.. B. Boyd was up from Fargo sat
urdayt on business.
DR.. Clark Of Buffalo. was in town
Saturday on professional business.
A. J. Hill and Alex Cuthbertsons were
Buffalo visitors saturday.
MISS Mary Madison attended the
teachers meeting In Fargo Saturday
Johnnie Hay gave a graphophone
entertainment Friday evening, which
was enjoyed by all present.
Z Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond and daughter
of. Wheatland visited friends in this
vicinity Sunday.
Miss Tina Nelson was taken serious
Nv Ill Saturday. DIR. Clark was called
and pronounced 1t appendicitis. She
was taken to Fargo Sunday morning
and operated on. and at this writing
is doing as well as can be expected.
Cor. A.
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BONES WIRED TOGETHER.


Rugby Tfipuhex Tuesday evening
when Herb Hendrickson started home
from Tunbridge. where he had been
for Il supply Of gasoline coll for his
engine. his horse which is q T'articuz
larly vicious one, could not be con-
trolled, and started out on the jump,
evidently meaning to do harm. Mr..
Hendrickson, realizing that It was un-
safe to- remain In the buggy. Jumped,
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THREE CONVICTIONS
/: IN DICkEY COUNTY
SERIOUS CHARGES AGAINST THE
MEN FOUND GUILTY IN THE
ss1 n& .ft2 DISTRICT COURT. ....lsi

: Ellendale.. N. D., Nov, z4.--At the
term Of the district court OF Dickey
county here, three convictions were
secured against men charged with
statutory crime. Sentences have, not
been pronounced as yet.
The. first convicted was Jesse whal-
len. charged with assault with intent
to commit rape. The jury was out
only an hour when It returned a ver4
diet of guilty,
&, Frank Dean was convicted OF as :
sault with dangerous weapon with
intent to do, great bodily harm. ii He
was charged with beating his hires
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North Dakota News

come Valleyttes attending the church
dedication exercises In Arthur sun
day.
I Hog cholera. has made its appearance
In this vicinity, and is fast emptying
the pig stys on some of the farms.
/ 1t is noticed that the gobhlers in
Welcome Valley are str,ttting a5out
the barn yard as though conscious 81
the fact that they are more In, the pub
lie eye this week than President Roose-
Welt *
Miss Nellie Scott is visiting her
brother, Waiter. In ,GiendiVe, Mort.
Miss Terese Block formerly of .his
place, was recently married at Ray.
N. D. Her many friends In this VI
entity will, extend their best Wishes
for the future. \ COZ, G..
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new RECORD In
SCHOOL. LAND SALE
BARNES COUNTY LAND BROUGHT
EXCELLENT PRICES AT 80.
STATE SALE. - r......

Valley City, N. D., Nov 24.-The
sale Of. Barnes county school lands by
G. F. Brown Of the state lands depart
nent at Bismarck, was the most sue
cessful sale ever conducted in the state
II the average price per acre ds any
index OF success. Mr.. Brown says
that the average price. s26.65 per acre,
is 31.25 over the average price of any
similar sale ever held IN tho state.
The highest price per acre was $42.5e,
paid for wild land by DR.. l. s. PLATO
Of this city. All OF the land was
wild and the price per- acre is consid-
cred phenomenal ae,1 =.
, A total of l0,22S:7s acres. were sold
for $272,5S2.75. The cash. payment
aggregated $54.51s.55.' The contracts
will be received on Jan. 1. and at that
time interests must be paid on all de-
fered sales from the date of sale to
Jan. /, 1910, which will be snug sum.
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PUNISH TO PlGGERs
Judge kneeshaw Hands Them, County
Sentences at grafton Ninety
Days at Least.

Grand Forks, ", D., Nov. 24.--At a
special term OF the district court in
Grafton, John O. Gordon of Edinburg
and Frank Podzemik OF veseleyville,
pleaded guilty. to the charge OF selling
Intoxicating liquors contrary to law
and were sentenced by Judge Knee
shaw to ninety, days Ia Jail and fine
Of 5000 each. Ss
\ Gordon was arrested at Edinburg
about two weeks. ago on complaint
OF Marshal Steuhanson. He was en-
gagged in. the restaurant business in
that city and handled beer, ad whiskey
as side lines, At the time he was
bound over7to' the district court he was
confident that his friends at Edinburg
would help him out By signing MS
bonds, but in this he was mistaken,
and as, oil result ne has, had to reside at
the county Jail sincs his arsest.
Frank Podzemilss q Russian, has OPP
Grated q blind pig at VeseleyviIle, and
warrant has been out for him, but
as he could mt be located before. he
has had his liberty until a week age
when Deputy Sheriff Arnobrun across
him In the western part Of the county,
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THIS BACKACEIE RECIPE WILL
ALSO CURE KIDNEY TROUBLE

TO make UP enough of the eDande-
Ion treatment" which Is claimed to
be relieving nearly every sufferer who
uses II for backache, kidney complaint.
sore weak bladder and rheumatism;
get from any good prescription phar-
nactst one-ralf ounce Fluid Extract
Dandelion, one ounce Compound KARI
gon and three ounces Compound Syr-
up of Sarsaparilla. Shake well in a
bottle and take. in teaspoonnil doses
after each meal and again at bed
time. sHat@ IS
Those who have tried it@claim that
II acis gently but thoroughly ON the
kidneys, relieving backache ard blad-
der trouble and urinary difficulties
before you realize It. Many cases OF
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.lamssto.xn. clorresIp,osn denee..

& jamestown, N. D., Nov. 2s--To The
Forum: Mrs. Severt Bergland I Of
Fargo is visiting friends here for a
few days. she will take Thanksgiv-
ing dinner with Mrs sacho In eleve-
iands ~ -, IL ~ .ssg
Attorney w. %. LoWden OF McHenry
spent Sunday with us. ssss sss
Ed. Craig, 1.-THE Esmond banker, is
visiting his parents Mr.. and Mrs.4V.
L. craig. at the Capital hotel. y
Landlord Ingraham of the Capital
Is taking treatment OF West Baden
springs. 81 *
Messrs Frank and Newton BFown
have moved. their families up from
sharlow and taken house In town for
the winter. s1
The warm days shave brought the
plows and drAgs into action again, and
the fieids have been busy places for; .
few days.
Rev. John j. Jones. the pastor 1t
Cleveland and Medina. is IN the CITY
doing a little thanksgiving shopping
and visiting He reports crowded
Churches Id those lively towns.
superintendent Crane OF the public
schools invited representatives ef var
ious literary. religious and business
organizations To meet at his once 10
consider lecture course for the WIN
ter. The result was a better ofganiz-
alton than ever to arrange for lecture
and entertainment course, Some Of
the higher priced talent win be se-
cured.
Thanksgiving union services will be
held on Thursday n0rniisg at the Com
gregational csii1rch Rev. ]. e.. Nor
rison of the IN. Ei church win preach
the sermon and the offering viii pa
given to the Cnildren's Home In Fargo.
Cor. j. 4
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rheumatism are known to have been
relieved within a few. days, the pain
and swelling diminishing with each
dogs.
ystreng then and cleanse the eJtmina.
tive tissues of the kidneys so that
they can filter and strain from the
blood and system the poisons, ACIDS
and waste matter, which cause not
only rheumatism, but numerous other
diseases. Every man or woman here
who feels that their kidneys are NOT
healthy and active, or !. who suffers
from any urinary trouble whatever,
should not hesitate to make up this
mixture, as it is certain to do much
good, and may save you from much
misery and suffering after while
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TESTIMONY ENDS
IN M0EELER CASE
ACTION I'm WHICH PHYSICIAN
- cHARoED WITH. MAN. I,
u s-AueHTER WILL BE
SUBMITTED TODAY. y

Minot. N. D., Nov. 24.GBoth the
state and the defense g5t,had rested
when adjournment was taken last
evening In the case OF the state VIZ. DR..
Thor Moeller, charged with. man .
slaughter in the first degree In conneo.
ton with the death OF Miss Gina Lien.
The arguments will be very short, and
the case Will be left with the court
some time today. go. 81
Or. Wendell was called kby the de-
Tense Yesterday and the rest of the, SEES
sion was given over to hearing OF ex-
pert testimony for the defense by DR..
Kent, DIR, Stone and DIR. Carr.
i The defense Is somewhat handi-
capped for the reason, that their expert
witnesses are testifying on what they
have heard OF the case, not what they
saw ct, the post mortem examination
of. the body of Miss Lien before or az
ter death, up to the Introduction Of the
exhibit In court. Neither DIR. stone
or DR.. Wendell was present at the
post norton examination or saw Miss
Lien while she was being treated by
DR.. Moeller.
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Wslsens Valley Items.

Welcome Valley, m D. Nov. 23.--To
The Fortuna We ding bells viii ring
in welcome Valley ON Thanksgiving
day
Miss Juda Slingsby was shopping in
Fargo Saturday.
Miss Elizabeth Hudson, who is att
home ito spend Thanksgiving under
the patterned home.
Mr. and Mrs. y. M. BurIey will en-
terrain Tuesday evening In honor OF
Miss Mary Schultz.
Mr. and Mrs. David Nimrock were
guests Of 8. NJ Edwards to dinner
Sunday
Miss May Ciasson OF Fargo college
Will spend thanksgiving with her par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. Ed ClassoR AZ
MISS TITLE Johnson OF Fargo, was d
recent visitorsat the Elasson home.
Mr.. and>Mrs. Chas. sMcKinnon were
Fargo visitors Saturday.
~ Henry Muir has repaired his engine
and Is now prepared to grind your feed
and shred your corn as Of yore. s
Mr. and Mrs. john Burley and daugh-
ter Miss Myrtle. we're Arthur visitors
Friday
Peter Magin left Monday for his IN
ntial visit to the twin cities z
The Misses Mary Walsh, Mary Me-
Lain. May McGrath. Carrie Fridley AID
Carolink sNysetter were among the fair
ores from this vicinity who attended
teachers institute in Fargo Friday and
saturday
w Ray Arnold has purchased a two
horse power gasoline engine and the
washing machine, the pump and The
churn are now singing the song Of The
shirt. Work. work, work. In The
dun December light! And work, work
work. when the weather is warm and
iEbright.''
William Hr&aen. James Hudson ard
Groves, Fridloy were among the Wa.
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DICKINSON AFTER REv. cox.
crookston Rector May Take charge Of
Parish in North Dakota. .i

Crookston Times: 1t is possible
that Christ Episcopal church may lose
Its present rector. Rev. Richard Cox.
The church at Dickinson, N. d, is at
ter him and has requested Bishop,
Mann to see II. his. services cannot be
secured for that parish This infor-
nation has been received in the city
and is causing considerable stir among
the members Of the local congregation,
When Mr.. Cox was asked in regard
to the reportyshe stated that at, the
present time he did not care to either
deny or confirm the report. but would
make statement at later date. The
rector is highly regarded in Crooks
ton and his. short rectorship has beer
eminentiy satisfactory to all the mem
bers Of his parish. Universal regret
would be FELT should he decide to Ac-
,cept the cails to the North Dakota
city.
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4 ~. = 3 d rst & q y. .#s g y
!. I write these few lines out OF graft
tude for what Mi-o-na has done for
me for dyspepsia and Indigestion.
have suffered for the past Ave
years. and have tried different doctors,
but have; had no relief until I bought
IA so cent box OF Mi-o-na from our
drug store Or. w. Knowlton's) here
Ia short time ago.
The first box did me so much good
that immediately purchased another
one. and now feel better than I,have
at any time in the past 1--WE years
Am able to eat anything and every
thing and get a; good nights sleep
afterwards.
Was SO bad at one time that all I
was able to eat for over a month was
raw egg I'm a half glass OF milk. two
or three times day.
/ would earnestly advise anyone suf-
fering as l was from dyspepsia, to
give this remedy 81 fair @tFial. I re-
main. gratefully yours. Harry L.
Goodiel. No. on River St, Ashtabula.
Ohio.
Mona is the only logical dyspep-
STA remedy on the market today. 1t
Ii not digester. It does not contain
q particle Of pepsin. 1t cures by
building up the muscular walls Of the
stomach, and making the stomach SO
strong. and perfect that 1t is able
without artificial help TO digest an
ordinary meal with ease. and without
discomfort
The experience OF Mr.. Goodiel Ii q
common one, and 1t IL safesto say. that
Mi-o-na tablets have cured more
acute and chronic diseases OF the
stomach than any other medicine.
The waldorf Pharmacy sells it at SO
cents box, and guarantees IT, TO cure
or money back.
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WIRIsKEY EVAPORATED
Crosby Man TETS About the. Kind tof
"DsPsg That 10 Sold Ia =, {
North Dakota.

Crosby Review: IN conversation. with
y gentleman inclined to favor the
blind pig. one day, we were told the
old story that Crosby is not as. lively
a town now, as when the biindptgs
and slot machines were4 being operat-
ed that the drug stores sold as much
whisky now as the pigs. and Z drug
stores combined last year. what
he had said that ne admitted that he
had contradicted himself But what
we consider the best part OF his con-
versation was his story about :, \
bottle Of whisky he had bouRil I n .s.re--
Gently. He Mas suffering from .stonn-
ach complaint and drank some of the
whisky to deaden the pain. He left an
ordinary dose In the glass and placed
II on a. chair by the bed. In. the
morning he found none Of the whisky
In the glass, simply a crust or black
substance resembling SCOT, and Het
that kind OF stun lis being used rs a
medicine.
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committee was instructed to present
coalplete plans at the next meeting of
the lodge for the construction of the
beautiful new home, the foundation
of which is already built at the cornor
OF Main and Third streets.
On the presentation OF the plans,
bids. will most likely be called for at
once and immediate steps will un-
doubleday be taken to carry the hand
some structure through to complies
tion .'s. gE.|.1-
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JUMPED FROM TRAIN.
Got on No permit Freight and Wa
OBLIGED to Leave IL

Got on No permit Freight and Wa
OBLIGED to Leave IT,
Bottineau. N. D. Nov. 24.-Edwin
Boehnke, a son of Henry Boehnke. of
pramer, who has been working in the
oftice OF the register at Scranton, is
confined to the hospital In this city
with badly sprained ankle. He was
coming from Kramer to visit relatives
In Bottineau, county and boarded the
north bound freight on the Great Nor
thern at Omemee. Not having a per-
init to ride on this train, which Goes
not carry passengers, Conductor ]. L.
Henderson informed him that he
would have to put him off. The train
was just out OF Omemee yards and
running at a speed Of about ten miles
an hour, when the boy jumped off
the rear platform of the caboose. His
injuries are not serious.
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Elar,wood Note,,a..

Harwoed, ~ D., Nov. as.-To The
Forum: The bazaar given by !, the
ladies OF the Congregational church
was well attended and the neat sum
OF $500 was, made. Al, Thanksgiving
dinner was served and a general good
time was enjoyed, Fargo and Argus
vile were well represented. The. day
was pefect, with dandelions In bios
SON. The crowd stood outside with
out wraps while they had their pic
lures taken One could hardly he
lieve 1t was November in North Da-
Kota- D. : Cor. H,
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hsaton Items.

Heaton, N. D., Nov. 23.-To The
Forum: The ladies OF the Aid society
enjoyed "a pleasant afternoon at the
home OF Mrs.C IyyTurner on Thursday.
John Matz had the misfortune to
break his collar bone Saturday while
marketing a load OF grain at the Heat !
on, Lumber Co.'s elevator. His team
became frightened and turning short
pinned him. fast Between the grain
tank and side sof the elevator.
I The Farmers, Elevator Co held. "a
meeting in the Farmers State bank
Saturday, for the purpose OF negotiat-
Ing with commission firms In regard to,
the handling OF their grain next year.
Bowdon's new physician was call
er IN our town Friday. n
Mrs. "A. r. Hubert and. Mrs. I'D
Bank were In ssykeston Friday on
business t.i.t
Mrs. VIM. Thurston returned with.
her mother. Mrs.. Smith, from Iowa,
the fore part az the week. Mrs. Smith
will make her home with Mrs. Thurs.
ton. es$ s =. .4....,.,.ss ~
/ Ben Hording left Tuesday FOR a
visit IN lows with friends and reIa-
'tives.
Ed bank drove to cathay SUNDAY.
Bills are out for the M. w. AS Sec
ond annual bali to be held In the Heat :
on Lumber Co.'S hall Dec. A. All ARE
cordially invited to be present and
participate In the good time that is
inevitable at "a Woodmen's ball
. The supplies for the Royal Neihh-
bors' camp arrived Saturday, but ow-
ing TO this being anksgiving week,
the lodge wills probably postpone their
meeting Until q week from Monday
night. ss,a
Miss Ivy 3. Abbott spent SATURDAY
and Sunday at the home OF Mrs. Rene-.
dict. ~ i.,3s
A nnmbersof our townspepple will
take in the box social at the Nichols
schooIhouse next Wednesday night.
A. e.. Bean borught In nifty large
turkeys for the rattle on Friday and
disposed OF them all ma short, time.
The mid week prayer meeting will
meet at the home of Mrs. II. c. Bar
Der Wednesday next.
Services will be- held In the hall
Thursday morning at III o'clock. All
are invited to attend. Il.
John Saunders WHO has been, at
New Rockford for a. month or two,
returned Thursday to enter school here
for the winter "a
4 Henry Saunders went TO New Rock
ford Tuesday for a visit with friends
at that place.
/ Anna Folk visited with her par
ents last. Sunday and returned to New
Rockford Monday to resume her duties
In the academy.
Mrs. e. r. sswarthout and Miss Gil
quist were guests at the Folk home
Sunday. .,s
Rev. Tober preached HIS fcreweif
sermon in the hall Sunday night.
A. T.. Witler returned from earring
ton Saturday, having completed Dan,
Chambers. new house. s. \
MRS. Dan Chambers came back
from Carrington Monday. Cor II.