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The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1909-12-30
TO HOLD OPEN HOUSE
EIks Will Celebrate New Years IL
Approved Fashion-AIl Eiks Are
invited.

Following out its usual custom the
Fargo lodge of Benevolent and Pro-
tective order of Elks will hold open
house all day New Years in the club
rooms on Second evenue north. All
day hot lunch will be served and
every Elk, whether he be a member
of the Fargo lodge or of some outside
body, is cordially invited to be pres
ent. There will be- musical pro-
gramme in the evening,
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1909-12-30
TOMORROW IS PAY DAY
City Employees Will Be Able to Start
Year With All Their 1909 Bills
Paid in Full.

Auditor N. c. Morgan announced
this morning that the payroll for city
employees will be made up tomorrow
and that warrants can be obtained
during the forenoon. The auditors
office will be closed Saturday. I'm
less the warrants were ready tomor-
row the help could not be paid oft
until Jan. 8. Every person on the
city force can start out the new year
without owing a bill--if he gets real
busy tomorrow afternoon.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1909-12-30
! RECENT ADDITION
Another Sleuth Added to the Police
Department-Pussy Is There
"Strong" After Mice.

Chief Gabe Grant, of the police de-
partment. has an addition to his Off
cial family. Another sIeuth has been
last detective is not in the form of
a man, but a pussy, and from this
time on the me-e-oW of Tabby can be
heard, especially as the herd of mice
diminishes.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1909-12-30
FlFrY POSITIONS

For good male stenographers could be
gotten tomorrow by the Dakota Bust
necc College. Never before was there
such a demand for capable Office work.
ers. Never a day goes by but that the
-. b. c. could place from three to
four people Working day and night
it cannot get graduates fast enough.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1909-12-30
REUNION DATES FIXED
Scottish Rite Bodies Will Gather
Again in Fargo March
s15 to 10.

The next reunion of the Scottish
Rite bodies has been fixed for March
1918, and petitions are already being
received for this event. 1t is hoped to
make this meeting even more of a
success than the one the first part of
this month.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1909-12-30

We note by the STANFTELD Stan
dard that the new bank has been
opened and many North Dakota boys
are in it. The permanent cashier will
be Mr.. r. A. Holte of Glendale, N.
D., son-i n-law of M. r. Ling, of Far
go. Mr.. Hottie leaves for STANFTELD
with his family on the Ninth Special
Car. Mr.. Ling also leaves for STAN
FIELD.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1909-12-30
FARGO PEOPLE

Do not realize the magnitude Of the
work the Dakota Business College is
doing. 1t enrolls from 500,to 500 pupils
who spend in Fargo 100000 annually.
All possible encouragement and sup
port should be given to an institution
of this nature.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1909-12-30
Make Your Offer Now.

If you are seeking good paying In
vestment in Fargo city realty read
the offer of the Page Benedict Land
Co. in this is5ue
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1909-12-30
READY FOR FIRST.
Only One Case Before Judge Martin
Ryan in Week.

They're warming up for the new
year." remarked Judge Martin Ryan
this morning on his arrival at the po-
lice headquarters to find that there
was no criminal business to dispose
of. Thus far this week there has been
but one person caught in the police
ldragner.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1909-12-30
Houses to Rent.

One of four rooms $1,000 per month;
two of five rooms, $500 per month;
one six-room cottage, modern, $500.
Page Benedic! Land Co.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1909-12-30
The Glad Message Of Hope Comes
TO All Sick Ones---It Is for You

GATES GREAT WORK IN HEALING THE scK-N OVERCOMING
DIsEAsE-IN PERMANENTLY RELIEVING THE WORST CASES
COMES HOPE DEsPARINc SICK ONES.
TRUTH-MIGHTY TRUTHS FOUND IN THIS TREMEND
oUsLY SUCCESSFUL CURING ILLS THAT FLESH
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1909-12-30

Don't forget the dance Saturday
evening at stones hall. Fine music.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1909-12-30

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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-06-20
To Remove
Superfluous Hair.

DR.. Ainsworth. the Prominent Phvsi~
cian, says: Il can truly say that / con-
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Poisonous, worthless concoct!ons are
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them it will be harder to remove tbn bajr
De Miracle is sold By Druehl &. Franken
FL South Main, and all other good stores
Booklet free In plain sealed envelope by
Park Ave, New York.
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Phone 65 for the correct
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tinue his studies in electrical engineer.
ing.
Mrs. J, j. Franhel and son. George.
arc visiting here with friends and rein,
tives from Park city.
Mrs. W. W, Armstrong returned
Thursday from two weeks visit in
the east.
Miss Nina Beyeridge is the guest Of
MISS WInifred Candland, in MI. Pleas,
ant.
Mrs Henry Welsh is al home To her
frends at 12i East Second South
street
The Misses Minnie and Katherine
cunningham Of Park City are taking
a course at the summer school here.
Miss Crescent Smith Of Park City
is spending few days here with
friends.
L. W. Sherman of Park City is here
at the Windsor
DR.. and Mrs. w K. Tyndale and sou.
Hamilton, left Friday evening for a
month 8 stay in the City OF Mexico and
Vera Cruz. They were accompanied as
Continued on Page Ten.
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school Of Columbia college. She will
be accompanied home by Mr.. and Mrs
II. G, Whitney, daughter and son, who
! have spent the past four months
abroad.
Mr. and Mrs. W. RolIo Grant are
now at home to their friends at No. 3S
kensington flats.
Fred Smith has returned from a
week, spent at Ncwhouse.
James Howard, Of Chicago, Ill, will
be here this evening to spend month
with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. e. o.
Howard
Miss Margaret Walker, who has
spent the winter IN New York, will be
home on Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. S. Meslcn left
Saturday for an extended visit in the
Pacific northwest,
Mrs. Earl Shlmmin left Wednesday
for Seattle. Wash, TO spend the summer
with her sister, Mrs. w. c. Coleman.
Mrs, +. T.. Bartlett and son. Carol.
have gone TO spend q month ut their
old home IN Canton Ohio.
Louis Ernest Spitko, who graduated
last year from the L. Of u, left Thurs
day for Chicago, Ill, whore he will con
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-06-20

ghey VIII sall Tuesday, July 6. for Lon
| don to Join their SON Crawford wh,
is IN school there. They will return
early in September.
Mrs. Grafton of Columbus. O., is
nerc, the guest of Mrs. j. +. Dunn
MI. Dunn and Misses Edna and Mar.
garet Dunn will be home next SUNDAY
from the east.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. FL Prosscr and
daughter Winifred will be here The
flrst of the week from New York. TO
spend the summer at Mrs. Prosscr g
country home, ldlcwild
Mr.. and Mrs. r.. C. GcmmilI left Sal
urday for Ann Arbor. Mich, TO attend
The reunion of their class. Miss Joanna
Sprngue left at the same time for Wis.
eonsln, where she Will spend few days
with her mother and later visit Mrs
William Sharp in New York and 90
10 Breton Hllls, \. IT,. for the meeting
OF the National Library convention,
that meets there from June 2S TO July
d. She VIII be away about month.
Mr.. and Mrs. Glen Miller and son
Gleed will leave Thursday for San
FRANCISCO, Cal. and Yosemite valley.
where they Will spend the summer. re-
turning here early in September,
Theodore Scbonert Of RushvilIc. Ind.
is visiting his sons, William and Philip
Schonert, of this city, for the summer
months
Miss Julia Banks and Robert Banks
of Kansas City, Mo-, will he here Mon.
day, to spend several weeks with their
uncle and aunt, Mr.. and Mrs. w Mont
Ferry.
Mr. and Mrs Graham i. Putnam and
two boys left Saturday evening for
VIII spend part of August here. as
her father and mother, Mr.. and Mrs,
Dull of California, Will be here for the
&. A. r. encampment.
Barry Colding will leave Tuesday for
hls home in Baltimore.
Mrs. Harry Lane, who has spent sew
eral weeks IN the east. will be here |
early in the week 10 spend few DAYS
with Mr.. and Mrs. c. w Parks. before |
returning to her home ut Belmont |
Park, Mont.
Misses, Agnes Hutchinson and Hazel
White of California, who have been the
guests of Miss Helen Monroe at the
McMahon apartment, left Saturday
l9 l9r Ihlc9go, III, TO attend the reunion
d. the Kappa Alpha Theta in July.
Miss Helen Monroe will leave Monday
Tor Denver, Colo. TO spend The sum,
ner with her mother
Miss Elizabeth Fitzgerald and her
brother, +. Y. Fitzgerald. are at home
20 their friends at 229 p street,
Mrs Rachel Miller and her daughter.
Mrs. John Miller. and children, left Sat
lrday for Trail, b, c.. where they will
DIN Mr.. Miller.
Miss Sybil Anderson and Miss Eliza
,eth Lamson arc home from spending
he winter IN Berlin.
Miss Name Lougiin OF Los Angeles
Will be here in July 10 spend the re-
nalDdcr of the summer with her sis.
cr, Mrs. j. G, Harcbett
Mr.. Zwicby' and daughter Elsie will
cave this week for Yellowstone Park
nd Seattle, Wash.
Arthur Parsons and Tim Jones VIII
cave the first Of the week for Idaho,
there they viii spend several months
n combined pleasure and business
rip.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Gilmer are at
ONE TO their friends at No. % Brans.
ord apartments.
Mr.. and Mrs W. V. Rice, Miss Jessie
ice and Isabel and Gordon Rice left y
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Mrs. Fred Guandot. Later. moon.
hight ride was enjoyed on the Irene.

Mrs; Fred Guandot Later, moon.
light ride was enjoyed on the Irene.
Mrs. James Langton and Miss
Blanche Martin entertained at a "50O''
party Friday afternoon at the Lang
ton home. which was prettily decorated
IN roses. Prizes were won by Mrs a.
d. Walton, Mrs. RawIins and Mrs.
Hewitt The hostesses were assisted
by Miss Virginia Shannon. Miss Har-
rlct Mckarrick and Miss Florence Van
tanned twelve at n prettily appoint ed
rose luncheon. The table was cffec.
lively decorated in red roses
Mrs. Freeman Bassctt and Miss Mac
Ham entertained several at charm.
ing pink luncheon Saturday in honor
of two June brides, Miss Ella Lowcn-
stem and Miss Louise lessen 4 large
mound of pink roses graced the center
of the table, while loose rose petals
over on the cover, and the place cards
in cupids.
Mrs. Fred Davidson and Miss Mae
kanc entertained the members of the
alumni of ST. Mary's academy at the
home of the former Saturday evening.
About thirty-ive were present.
Mrs. John A. Marshall entertained
nlne at handsomely appointed dinner
Friday evening IN honor Of Miss Ailcen
Maclean and her guests, the Misses
L,ockrldge and Pettijohn of Kansas
City, Mo-
One of the pleasant events Of the
week was the reception given by the
boys of the Indian club at the home
of Elliot Clawson on Second avenue in
honor Of Don G. Young, IT., and Rich
ard W, Young, ir., who leave shortly
ror Europe, TO be gone some two or
three years. The rooms were bcauti-
fully decorated with an abundance of
roses and sego lilies Misses Lnurinda
Spencer, Clawson and Lysle Smith rem
dered some choice musical selections.
The hosts were assisted in receiving by
the Misses Gertrude Romney, Corinne
Christensen. Mae G. Alder and Rebecca
Clawson- Messrs Shirley Clawson. T
II, Foote and Wesley Clawson took
turns at the punch bowl. Those pres.
ent were the Misses Louise Hagman.
Vida Fox, Hazel Barnes, Mary Young
Iene Rasband, Laurinda Poultou, Cor
lnne Christensen, Gertrude Romney.
\, Hliate Romney. Claudia Holt, Louise
Holt, Mac c. Alder, Veda Beebe. .Jo.
sephine Morris, Miss Weathersnoon Of
Ogden, the Messrs. Don C. Young, ir.. |
Richard w. Young, ir., j. II. Footc
Serge Campbell, Ray Dorius, Elliot |
lawson, Shirley y. Clawson. Spcncer
lawson jr.. Lysle Smith, Chester
Clawson, Joe Everett. l.. G., Hardy
Douglas Swan. Wesley Clawson and MI
Davis of Ogden,
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Weddings
. Judge BcGrapd Young and Mr.. ant
Mrs. Kenneth &. Kerr and LeGranc
. Young, ir., Will leave today for Arm
stead. Mont. 10 attend the wedding
Of Miss Fern Scott Of that city to lie
Grand Young. ir, After a trip east
the young compile viii come here tc
make their home.
Miss Myrtle Young and Robert r
Brucrc were married Tuesday June ID
at Albert Lee MINI. After visit in
the eastern cities Mr.. and Mrs. Bucre
will return here, where they will be at
home after July |. AT "a Ounce street
Among the prominent weddings for
Spencer and NJ \. Farr; Miss Ada
Bransford and Or NJ. B.. Brapsford
Miss Irene Hunter and Archie Cham
berlain; Miss Bessie Martin and G.. A.
! C'ardwcll; Miss Vera Oswald and Will
Rowe. all for Wednesday,; Tuesday
Miss Ella Lowenstein and s. J Gcttlo,
son will be married.
\ home wedding Tuesday was that Of
Miss Elizabeth Lltteport and Theodore
| Spirkerman. Dean Brewster officiated
| dt - " 'loths ~ reception lOllOWpI. 7.
and Mrs Spickerman left later for Cali
fornia and VIII be AT home to their
friends after August at The Daues,
Or.
a wedding on Wednesday, June 10,
was that of Mrs Nellie Ienger Wass-
mcr and Earl g Sorenson Mr.. and
Mrs, Sorenson left later for Southern
Utah, where they viii visit friends, and
LOT Ia, SOL @bo,r
Miss Lylia Knudsen and Charles C. :
Clayton were married Wednesday at
noon i'm the temple. large reception
followed in the evening at the home Of
the brides parents, Mr., and Mrs. G. w.
knudson, al Brigham City, when al
number of friends went from here. The
spacious home was a bower of roses.
The fine veranda and lawn were hand /
somely decorated III sprays Of roses Of
all colors. Miss Knudson made n |
charming bride in handsome gown of
white crepe mcteo, made empire, and |
with a yoke of rose point lace Her |
only jewel was a pearl cross, which held |
her veil, Music was furnished during
the evening by the Williams orchestra.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clayton left later for a
trip TO the Pacific northwest On their,
return they will make their home hero.
Many telegrams from all over the coup :
Try were received. Mrs. Knudson.
mother OF the bride, wore handsome
black lace with diamonds
Mrs. Lillian D. Dcisher and J. II,
Drydale were married Wednesday. The
CEREMONY was performed at O'Clock
by Rev, E. l. Goshen.
A wedding of interest will be that
Of Wednesday, June %, in Chicago, Ill.,,
'f Miss Irene Peterson and Louis 10.
;eph Seckels,
Mr.. and Mrs. G.. T. Holiday have is
sued invitations for the wedding rc.
.cptlon of their daughter. Mary, and
0sburne Rheims of Oregon, on Fri,
lay, June 25.
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EnrapementS.

Judge G. W. Bartch announces the
engagement of his daughter Rae to John
A. Lloyd, The wedding will take place
In the fall.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. V. Rice announce
the engagement Of their niece, Miss Jes.
sic Edmunds Rice, to Frederick John
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CALENDAR.

i Mrs. Dan Spencer will enter
! tain Mt kersington, Monday
: afternoon. in honor of Miss Jean
: Spencer.
: Mrs. w. z. Fife viii be
= hostess nj luncheon az the
: Country clnb Monday.
. Tuesday. Mrs, r. A. Wall Will
entertain the members of an old
: card club at luncheon al The
: Country club. in honor of \, II.
. Tarbet. who will leave soon for
: California TO spend year.
Mrs. J. B. Cosgriff will enter
tain at . bridge tea, nj her home.
Tuesday afternoon
Miss Birdie Langton VIII en-
tcrtaiu al Il dancing party at
her home. Wednesday evening.
Mrs. Robert II. Allen will he
hostess at luncheon al the
Country club. Wednesday.
Miss Cora Little, who will he
married late in the summer, will
be guest Of honor AT n five hun
drcd party Wednesday after
noon. to be given By Miss
Merylc Lynch. Thursday after
noon, Miss Lynch viii entertain
al cards.
The regular table d'hote
luncheon viii be served at The
Country club Wednesday, at |
o O'Clock. Saturday, June 26. a
table 'hotc dinner will be
served at 6:30 clock. followed
by dancing.
Mrs. Samuel Paul and Miss
Ethel Paul will he hostcsses at
kcnsington Thursday after
noon.
Miss Alice Young will enter F..
tain Thursday evening for Miss d.
Grace Grant, n June bride,
The Girls Friendly society :
Will entertain at a garden party, .
at Rowland hall. Thursday. :
The Bay View club will hold 4.
it's annual picnic at the lake on :,
Thursday, june %. =.
Mrs. S. H. Pinkerton will en- :,
tertain the Utopia club at | :.
o CLOCK luncheon, at the Brans- :,
ford, Wednesday, June %. :;
Miss Winifred Brice will en- ::
tertain at dancing party Fri :.
day evening at the Ladies Lit :,
erary clubhouse. ::
Mrs. E. A. Wedgwood will en- :.
tertain at bridge tea on Fri !
day and Saturday afternoons :.
for Mrs. William L. Platt. ::
Mrs. R. K Brown and Mrs. s. :;
j., Dole will entertain at the :.
first of series of bridge teas ::
in honor of Mrs. Robert L. Fow- :.
Ter of New York Friday morn :.
ing at the home. of Mrs. Dole. !.
Mrs. P. o. Perkins Will enter !:
tain at children s party, Mon !.
day afternoon, in honor Of her :.
little daughter. Betty, !.
4.
The members of the Sewing =.
club will enjoy lake party, =
Monday evening, when their hus ;.
bands Will be included. :.
:.
Mrs. w. P. Kiser will enter =
tain at luncheon. at the Coun- =.
Try club, next Wednesday. :.
=
Mrs. j. w, Sugden will enter :.
tam at a parcel shower, Mon =
day evening, for Miss Lucille =.
Evans. :.
=.
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| Friday for Chicago. NJ. where thew
viii ioin Miss Margaret Rice nnd therc
take all auto and 60 10 New York. and
Iatcr to CANADA. They win he away
about six weeks.
Mr., and Mrs. John Cain have re-.
turned from seven months, spent in the
icast.
Mrs. w, $. Mccormick will leave
Monday 10 visit in Omaha. Ncb. Later
!shc Will visit her sons IN New YorI;
July Mr.. Mccormick Will ioiu her in
New York, and they Will sail from thcrr
July II for Carlsbad, Germany. TO speud
Il month.
Samuel Newhousc is planning i triy
'abroad carly in July
Mr. and Mrs. Waiter scott and .wo
sons and q party Of friends rnioycd :,
trip to Provo last Sunday in their
auto
Mrs, Charles Loring IS visiting in
Park City with Dr. and Mrs. :. W.
Platte.
Mr., and Mrs. Frank Beckstoad aud
children of Evanston. Wyo.. arc spcnd
ing a few days here with friends. Mr.,
Beckstcad IS on his way 10 southern
Mr., and Mrs. G. n. Griffin and Mr.
: and Mrs, Elbridec Thomas and dauqh
Ter Will leave the first of July for Scat
tie and the Pacific northwest. where
they VIII spend part Of the summer.
Mrs, Ernest EIdrcdgc Of Portland.
Ut. and Miss Whittier Of Vancouver,
who nave been speuding the past week
hero, guests of Mrs G.. 4. EIdredre Irft
Saturday for New York and Washing
ton, D. g., where they will spend q part
LOT the summer
! Mrs Edward Fisher aud her brother
Henry Ohlandt Of san Francisco. Cal
who were on their way to Boston,
Mass, and New York spent u few days
mere here last week with DIR. and Mrs. 4. e.
Bower.
Mrs: John Wilhart will leave carly =,
July for the Pacific northwest where
she VIII spend several weeks.
: Mrs j. W. Wassou Of Ocean Park
Cal, has been spending few davs with
Mrs. ", Fl. Blntz,
Mrs. ". Il, Mcdonald and dauehtor
Alice left Saturday for tho cast, ioI
spend the summer.
Mrs. Louise McCunc has as her aucst
Mrs James Nib!ey Of Chicago, IN,
~ Friends WIN be glad 10 hear that ].
w 'uitunuS IS improving after n seri |
GUS operation at the Holy Cross hospi- |
Frank Mckcnna will leave next
Wednesday for San Francisco. Gal.
where he viii go by boat and rail via
ran Pa:,n1ana, to New York City, where he
will spend three months.
Mrs Leah p Hill is af home to her
friends at No. :. Annex apartments.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter I. Brown left
last week for Idaho. where they will
spend a month or SIX weeks.
Miss Sarah j. Lytle left last Wedues.
day for Ohio. where she will visit her
brother, and later go TO Washington,
ID. C., and several places in Pcnnsyl,
vania,
The Misses Martha and Lulu David
son, of Central City, Colo, are her to
uncle and aunt, Captain and Mrs. Day.
ldson, at No, Bedford Villa,
Mr., and Mrs, j. Fred Evans left Sat
urday evening for Seattle. Wash, they
Will return in two weeks, by way of ,
San Francisco and Los Angeles, Cal.
Mrs. j. L. McCarty and daughter.
Nellie, will leave Wednesday for Long
Beach, Cal, where they will spend the
summer,
Miss Vera White, of Chicago, III. is
lerc the guest of her aunt, Mrs Charles
J. Field. {
Miss Nan Clawson will return this
vcning from New York, where she grad |
lated from the Horace Mann high d
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In order to prevent iinposi-
IONS and embarrassments, The
tribune requests that persons
leaving social notes, and espe-
c1ally marriage notices or en-
gagemcnts, for publication,
leave with them names through
which the source Of the same
may be traced if the matter IS
called in question