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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-07-30
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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-07-30
Son | @tSeonTn liter
Weotetncn.

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Messers er beoit:
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beIbreo:t. men iss bar iaieu Hoget al Meoict
men,"
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1909-01-25
EAST SIDE sPoTs.

A. s. Speckeen, assistant storekeep-
er at Dilworth, has been promoted to
a position at Livingston, Mont, which
will carry far greater responsibilities
at the latter station
The congregation of the Trinity
Luthern church has in contemplation
the erection of a new edifice.
Among the special features ar
ranged for tomorrow evening at the
banquet OF the commercial club is the
appearance OF Miss Mildred Romsdahl
In one or two vocal numbers. Miss
RomsdahI is member of the faculty
OF Concordia college and possesses
voice of much natural strength and
sweetness. The business men OF the
city will be pleased at the opportunity
OF hearing her.
Just as Mrs. Edwin Stake was
about to be taken to a local hospital,
to be subjected to serious opera
tion, an attack Of diphtheria develop
ed and she is quarantined at her
home.
Representative Davis Of Minnesota
has introduced bill m King appro-
priation for maintenance of instruc-
tion In agriculture and home econonn-
les In agricultural sch ,ols OF second
ary grade. with brit ii experiment
stations and for instruction In the
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1909-01-25
{. &. T. LOSES
The PAVING CASE
CASE WILL BE APPEALED TO su.
PREME COURT lF NECESSARY,
HoWEvER-cITY HAS A FINE
RECORD IN CASE AND ALMOST
CERTAIN OF WINNING THERE.

After wrestling with the case from
O'Clock Friday afternoon until 2
o'clock Saturday morning, the jury
in the case OF william Peet gainst
the city OF East Grand Forks in the
district court at Crookston reached a
verdict in favor OF the plaintiff The
sealed verdict was opened and read
when the court o-ened yesterday
morning.
The news came as surprise to the
people OF this city as well as to the
city attorney as a disagreement or a
verdict for the city was believed to
be ali that the jury could find.
Judge Watts will be asked to set
aside the verdict In case this Is de-
ned, the city will petition for new
trial and If this is denied the case VIII
be taken before the supreme court.
In this event il is not probable that
the case will be finally disposed Of
until some time next year.
Those who have followed the case
are confident that the supreme court
will find for the city as 1t did when
this same case in a slightly different
form was brought before it. The city's
record in the case just completed is a
splendid one and there are some who
express the opinion that Judge Watts
will set aside the verdict OF the jury.
In any event it is not thought that the
city will have to pay the judgment.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1909-01-25
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New reIenhone Exehanae.

The installation of the Tri-State
Telephone Co. exchange in Moorhead
in suite of rooms in the Maerhead
National bank block, is about COM
pleted and 1t is expected that an Of
ficial will be in the city tomorrow to
inspect the work and order the INberal
toll lines open for business.
The work of erecting the equipment,
appliances and booths has been done
by l.. A. Mills of St. Paul. Only long
distance business wS1l be done. The
lines running into &he Moorhead ex I
change will bA the Merriam Park
Moorhead line, and the BreckpMridge,
Grand Forks and Halstad lines. Con-
nections, too, may be had at this ex-
change with North Dakota points of
this system. Miss Nellie B. Eaton will
be the day operator and she is on hand
to assume her duties. 1t is not known
yet who will be the night operator.
Several OF the toll lines were tested
yesterday and found to meet all re-
ouirements.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1909-01-25
STUDY MUNICIPAL
HYGIENEATY. Y.M.C.A A.
INTERESTING STUDY TAKEN UP
BY LARGE CLASS UNDER pIREc.
TIoN OF OR. VAN IS or THE A.
c.--"ARPEAL TO PEOPLE TO DIE
or OLD AGE"

The municipal hygiene class at the
X. M CA. is attracting wide attention
and is considered one of the best things
which is offered in the night schools
OF that institution. That 1t is of
great importance is fully demonstrated
by the fact that several of the alder
men of Fargo and some OF the physi-
clans have taken UP study in this class.
and they consider the subject one OF
vast Importance in municipal affairs.
This class is taught by DR.. l.. Van
Es of the agricultural college who is
one of the finest in this profession. He
will give a lecture to the class next
Wednesday night and all men inter-
ested in the class are invited to be
present at this session to get some idea
OF what Is being done
At the last meeting OF the class Dr.
Van Els gave a most interesting talk,
in which he set forth the purpose OF
the class and the great Importance OF
sanitation. ''It is an. appeal for people
to die OF old age, rather than prema-
turefy, by disease" said DIR. Van Es
Sanitation and municipal hygiene was
known in ancient times and practiced
as an art, but they did not become a
science until within the last fifty
years"
Hygiea was the Greek goddess OF
health, and 1t is from this myth that
the modern word hygiene" was deriy-
ed. e
In taking up the study of the SUBJ
ject, DIR. Van Els proposed to deal first'
with the causes of disease and then
take up the methods OF prevention. He
will deal with, food, water occr2ation
and the environAAent as related to.
disease ,
Dr. Van Es defined health as the
condition of the body and organs to
fulfill their normal functions. Disease
may be contracted in two ways-for
instance, in the case Of tuberculosis
it may be caused first, by lack of pure
air or the inhalation Of dust or second,
by assimilating the disease germs
through the mediums of food, water,
air, etc.
Next Wednesday DR.. Van Es will
speak on. the subject of Bacteria and
It's Relation to Disease VI
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1909-01-25
KNIGHTS OF PYTHlAs.
District conveeation in Fargo We'd
nesday Evening Grand Chan. .
eeIIor West to pc Present.

A fraternal function this week will
be a district meeting OF the knights
of Pythias which will be held in the
Fargo castle hall next "wednesday.
night, the ceremonies to begin at 1896
o'clock. Grand Chancellor. Command
.er r. L. Beet of Bismarck has signi-
fed jhis intention that he will''be pres
ent and take part in the ceremonies.
The rank of knight will be fully ex-
emplified by the degree team Of the
Fargo lodge.
District delegates are expected from
AneIa, Hope, Lisbon, Davenport,
HiIlsboro,e Gardner, ElIendale Buffalo,
Edgeley etc. and it is expected that
there will be "a. liberal sprinkling Of
visiting Sir Knights. The Fargoans
are doing everything possible. for the
visitors and it is expected that the
reports which are TO be made will be
Of so roseate a character as to add
eclat to the occasion. =
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1909-01-25
MOorhead Department

non-agricultural industries in city
secondary schools.
The state teachers examinations
announced some time ago will be held
in the high school room at Hawley
and will begin Feb. to continue three
days.
superintendent William Robertson
Of the experiment farm Crookston, re-
eeived an order Saturday for num-
Der OF his best chickens. Th order
was from Hon. James j. Hill. The
birds are now being Esade ready for
shipment and by the grst OF the week
they will be dispatched to their new
home to become cackling advertise
ments for Crookston and Polk eoun-
ty.
Z. w, Freeman was a passenger to
Red Wing last night. He went to at
tend the annual meeting OF the Min
nesota Scandinavian Relief association
which opens tomorrow and continues
for two days.
Secretary Wright has eighteen new
applications for membership for con-
sideration at the ann0aI meeting OF the
commercial club tomorrow night and
more
Mayor Wheeler is doing some siren
uous work down in Iowa which he
hopes will mean the bringing in of a
number Of young. farmers who have
their eyes turned towards the Red
river valley Is encouraging.
The Clay Becker County Medical
society, will be guests tonight at the
home Of DR.. and Mrs. D. c. Darrow in
Moorhead. Part of the business to be
transacted will be election Of officers
for the ensuing year.
Lou Pasivio, farmer near Sabin,
delivered the hide OF gray wolf
which weighed forty eight pounds, to.
Auditor Houglum. on Saturday. The
animal was killed after a chase of
eight miles by Pasivio and his brother
Tracks Of two wolves were seen and a
chases is on for the second. Besides
the county bounty, Mr.. Pasivio will
receive a state bounty of $40.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1909-01-25
MAN MUST DANCE.

"
Why should the hostess q today
stiil hnd it dificult to secure al sus
hciency OF dancing men?''
In classical times dancing was not
beneath the dignity Of the very great
est men. Such tragic poets as Aes-
chylus and sopnocles were among the
finest dancers Of their day in Greece,
and no less distinuished as 9 dancer
was Epaminondas, the hero Of Tflehes.
while such world famed philosophers
as Socrates and Plato had dancing for
their chief amusement, and somewhat
despised those who could not dance
with ease and grace.
The famous Suily. minister Of Henri
Nv OF France, was . noted dancer, and
yet more noted as q performer on ''tha
light fantastic toe was the notorious
Cardinal Rlchelieu! 1T is recorded o9
the great cardinal that he paid court
to Anne. Of Austria; by attiring himself
In a testers garb, cap and bladder,
with silver. bells on the toes OF his
shoes, and, thus in character, dane
ing the saraband before her majesty.
So. Mr. Man, "on with the dance
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1909-01-25
STATE BARRIERS
Will ORGANIZE
EXAMINERS sTART BALL ROLL.
INc,HERE sY CREATING sENTI
MENT in FAVOR or MEETING
PRoRAsLY TO BE HELD NEXT
MONTH At VALLEY CITY

H +
This is an age or organization and
the BARRIERS Of North Dakota have got
the habit. A movemen. is now under
way. having for its object the organ
ization of a state barbars' association.
II was started Id this city Saturday,
when the state barber examining
board circulated among local WELD
ers OF the razor petitions asking every
city in the state to send delegates to
a meeting to be held for organization
purposes next month, the time the
latter. part OF FEBRUARY and the place
Valley CITY, probably.
These petitions were signed by
nearly every local barber and # is
the Intention of the board to circulate
them In every city, where 1t holds ses-
sions.
I At what will be the. FIRST annual
convention Of North Dakota BARRIERS
1t is hardly expected tAat little more
than the adoption on o. constitution
and bylaws and the election Of offlcers
will be accomplished Except to make
certain recommendations to the next
legislature regarding legislation af-
fecting their trade, they will tran
sact little other business leaving
whatever matters that may deserve
attention over to the meeting year
later.
It is the belief among local BARRIERS
that the law relating to their busi-
ness needs fixing. Certain sections
are said to be ambiguous, lending
themselves to a variety of interpreta-
tions. Before 'licensesD are issued TO
those desiring to enter. the business,
they say, more rigid examinations
should be given. to all applicants.
+ So far as the possibility. Of declar-
ing an increase in prices is concerned,
local BARRIERS declare that it is fore
gone conclusion this matter will. not
even be considered. 1t is, they say,
impossible. to. maintain universal
scale in a, city alone. let alone the
whole state. Then again It Is arr
gued that certain scales fit only cer-
tain sections OF the state. These
reasons, it is believed, obviates the
possibility OF fixed scale.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1909-01-25
EDlTH,'s WAIST.

A new teacher in a gyfnnasiumless
school relates in Appleton's an expert
encet OF her frst call for meeting to
form one as follows:
i And thought this an suspicious
opportuRitygfo for OBTAINING one OF their
number. of whose manner OF dress Il
most strongly disapproved, and saying
to her: Edith, my dear, you will and
1T quite impossible to exercise. dressed
as You are. Leave or your corsets
when you come to the club g.
But my corsets aren't tight" pro-
tested the girl with hand on either hip.
Truly. DIR. Doolittle." In response to
my incredulous look "my waist is
nearly Is inches
Eighteen. Edith" said .sternIy.
Mine is "a"
"Twenty-fourl y. oh. may Gawd!"
burst from Edith In horrified, accents.
Whereupon Edith's chum bent upon
her IA reproachful look ana upon me
q sympathetic one as she whispered
cons6lingly: Never mind, doctor,
figures like yours are coming In"
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1909-01-25
poubIe Weddino.

A double wedding was slomenized at
st. Stanislaus Polish church, Perley,
Mimi, a day or two ago. The con-
tracing parties were John Palubicki
and Miss Frances Walkowskl and
Vincent Gondora and Miss Thekla
Persyck Mr.. Palubicki is one of the
prominent merchants of Perley and
his bride Is sthe daughter Of Mr.. and
Mrs Frank Walkowski Of GoHnan.
Mr.. Gondora is cousin OF the Palu-
bicki brothers and is resident Of
North Dakota. Miss Persyck Is the
daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Per-
syck OF the town of Edna. Both cou-
pies left on the noon train on a weeks
visit with relatives in Wisconsin.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1909-01-25
WAIT A LII, WHILE.

Col win ablowin'-
Sun take back his smfle;s
Can't be always winter;
Wait a lir while!s
Soon see Mister Bluebird-
Sunshine on his bres':
His song is mighty little,
But he always sing his, bes'!' $
He'll be dar, on d wire,
Chirpin' bout de May;
Thankful fer de sunshine"
Is de very word he say!
whar he stay, / wonder,
Wen snow is comm DOWN.
But soon we1l tell him. "Howdy!
Glad you come ter town."
Atlanta Constitution.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1909-01-25
CLUB RECEIVED BID.
Fargo commercial Club Has Eeen In,
vited to the Banquet Of the Mi
not Club on Feb. 4.

The Fargo Commercial club has re-
ceived an invitation from the .M1not
club asking the officers and members
Of the local club to attend banquet
which will be given on Feb. for the
officials of the 500 railroad. The ban
quet will be held. at o'clock in the
evening after a reception to. be held
in the Cub rooms from 4 to o'clock.
Following the banquet the. club mem
bers will attend the library ball which
will be held in the new freight house
of the 500 road
While it is not known definitely, it is
probable that some Of the Fargo club
members will attend the festivities.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1909-01-25
CITY AUTOlSTS MEET
Session Of Garage Men and Auto
Owners Held to Consider Road
and Driving Lesialation.

4 meeting of the automobile garage
men and owners OF cars was held this
afternoon at the commercial club at
SS O'clock to consider the good roads
proposition and the furtherance OF the
movement started tN amend the state
laws covering the kuilding .nainte-
nance OF country roads at this session
Of the legislature. They will also COM
slider the state law governing the
driving regulations in the cities and
towns.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1909-01-25
CUPID GETS DECISION
Capt. a. H. Wiadahl, Former cem-
mander Of Minnssota Volunteer Co,
to Med St. Paul Girl.

Again Mars goes down before Dan
Cupid to take the count. This morning
Clerk OF County Court Sorenson issued
a. marriage license to Alfred H. wig
dahl Of Fargo, and Pearl ". Murphy, Of
st. Paul.
Wigdahl, during the Spanish Ameri-
can war, commanded Duluth COM
pany in the Fourteenth Minnesota vol
unteers. He was for years a member
of Governor Lind's stan. During the
past ten years heshas represented Ron
& Ferdinandezy Duluth wholesale cigar
dealers, in the northwest, making Far
go his headquarters. The wedding, it
is rumored, will be held in this city
Thursday. nek
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1909-01-25
BIG CELEBRATION
ON LINCOLN DAY j
JOHN =. REYNOLDS POST PLAN
4 AN ELABORATE PROGRAMME
FOR CENTENNIAL ANNIVER-
/, sARY or BIRTH or GREAT Lib
i ERAToB.

Feb. IL will be the centennial annie
versary Of the birth Of Abraham Line
coin and John F. Reynolds Post OF the
G. A. r., has made preparations to
hold q celebration OF the day which
viii be the largest and best ever
undertaken by the veterans OF this
city. A committee has been busy for
many. weeks working UP the details
OF the great celebration, which will be
held in the Fargo operahouse at Z
o'clock.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1909-01-25
SASK. FUGITIVE
ARRESTED HERE
FAN LE5EDINskY is TAKEN INTO
CUSTODY ON COMPLAINT or
CANADIAN POLICE, WHO WANT
HIM TO STAND TRIAL ON THE
CHARGE OF GRAND LARCENY.

On complaint of Captain Junket of the
Saskatchewan northwest mounted po-
lice, Deputy Sheriff Bingham this aft
ernoon arrested Fan Lebedinsky, ac-
cused of jumping his bail in the Can
adian province. Lebedinsky was taken
before Judge. pollock this afternoon
and his hearing continued over to $3.50
o'clock tomorrow morning. His bonds
were fixed at $1,000, failing to furnish
which he was remanded to the county
Jail.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1909-01-25
FARGO EAGLE HONORED
p. A. Glover of the Fargo Aerie, ". o
z, Has Been Commissioned Dep
nty Worthy President. ta

Past Worthy President P. A. Glover
OF the Fargo aerie Of Eagles has re-
ceived a commission making him dep
uty grand president of the, state Of
North Dakota. The commission was
given by Worthy Grand President B.
J. Monaghan of the grand aerie. Mr.,
Glover is much pleased and he. and the
Fargo aerie are to be congratulated. by
the honor which has been bestowed
upon him.. . ..s-
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1909-01-25

Many little, lives have been saved by
Foley's Honey and Tar. for coughs,
colds and Group and whooping cough.
1t is the only safe remedy for infants
and children as it contains no opiates
or other narcotic drugs. and children
like Foley's Honey and Tar. Careful
mothers keep bottle in the house.
Refuse substitutes HI, H. Casselman.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1909-01-25
Notice 10 Stockholders.

The annual meeting OF the stock
holders OF the o. j. deLendrecie Co.
will be held at the ONCE of the COM
pany irA Fargo, N. D., on Monday,
Feby. /, 1909, for the purpose of, elect
ing directors for the ensuing year.
J. l.. Loveder Secy.
(Jan. IS anc 25.l
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1909-01-25
Cakes, Cookies. Etc.

Patrons of the Womans exchange
are respectfully rqihed that hereafter,
CARA Mngel foog cookies. pies, etc,
wifE bs found On sale at the Yerxa
grocery store, near the N. F. tracks, on
Broadway, and the consignors will
greatly appreciate continuance of the
patronage accorded to the exchange in
the past. Orders for cakes will be re-
ceived as in the past and they may be
left at the store named.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1909-01-25
First Game Of Hardball League ON
for This Evening -0eod Game
Promised.

/ The nrst game of the handbal
league or the Y.M.C.A. will be played
tonight when Harrison and Anderson
will play Freeman and wheelock. This
will be the beginning of a series or
games in "doubles'' which will take
place in the gym OF the association
building and 1t is the intention 20 make
them quite a social as well as an attn.
letic feature
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1909-01-25

tuberculosis is much less cornnon
among coal miners than among other
classes Of people. According to the
United STATES census statistics, min
ers and quarrymen occupy third place
in the scale Of least tuberculosis NOR
tality, only bankers and farmers being
more immune.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1909-01-25

1t may not cost any more to keep
two than one, but the father OF a.
marriageable girl cannot always see it
in that light.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1909-01-25

The national commission on country
life is studying the sanitary ccndil
tion OF the farmers, and win lag
special emphasis ON tubercuaa@im III
the rural districts.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1909-01-25

In the principal cities of Brazil, the
sanitary authorities OF that country
have instituted campaign involving
the. expenditure Of s1,250.O0 The
project includes the compulsory re-E
porting Of every case Of tuberculosis.
the establishment OF hospitals, agri-
cultural colonies and sanitoriunas.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1909-01-25

Tie negro mortality. from tuber-
,uiosis in the United states is about
i5o per cent greater than that OF the
rite people.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1909-01-25

New .Eoods for old. J. @. sLally..
Same old stand. sl0-s1s First avenue
north hone 472-L4 .