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The Falls City tribune., 1909-07-30

is always a perfectly organized body,
that never dissolves. Like any other
assembly 1t adjourns at stated per-
iods, but 1t Is susceptible of conven-
ton at a moments notice and can
resume its functions without n sin
gle preliminary act. Every hour
since high noon on the both day of
April. 1889, when the senate created
by the constitution first organized for
business, that body has been In ex-
istence ready for official action. Il
is the II branch of the government
that neye goes out of commission,
never ceases as a legal body. but
from year to year is always the same
ready-made governing body, full and
complete, and endowed with eternal
life.
Every two years one-third only of
its numbers go out of office, but no
accident or revolution can ever de-
prive the senate of power to act Off
cially. as two-thirds of its members
are always in office, and this, the
strongest and greatest of all the Off
cial trinity of the great republic, Is
thus forever on the watch-tower, there
to remain ceaseless and eternal. while
time, or the government itself shall
endure.
The constitutional mode of electing
members of the senate Is confessed
ly the best, and besides the unhallow-
ed hands of the demagogue must be
kept off the fundamental law. Matter
purely administrative may without
danger be added to that instrument,
but principles of constructive govern
mental framework, necessitating a
change in the general scheme of the
authors of the constitution should not,
and | don't believe ever will be, incor-1
porated into 1t, for when innovation
no one can tell where 1T
will end. Touch not Carthage"
Omaha daily bee., 1909-04-04

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Omaha daily bee., 1909-04-04

Nelson. Miss A. Harpstar, Miss NJ. Tsbbins
and Miss r. Harpster.
The members OF the san souoie club were
pleasantly entertained Friday evening at
the home Of Aiiss Stella olson Cards was
the game OF the evening, at which Miss
Bertha Pixton and Miss Charlotte Peter
son won high scores and Miss n. Andree-
sen the consolation. The hostess was given
a hand-painted plate. Those present were:
Misses emma Tyler. Ruth Coolidge. Ethel
Corey, Maude Wilcox. Jennie Nelson, Ber-
tina Pixton. Tune Corey, Flora atemm,
Stella Olson, Jessie Corey, Charlotte Peter
son and r. Andreesen. The club will be
entertained Monday evening. April II, by
Misses Bertha Pixton and Flora stemm at
the home OF the latter,
Largest among Saturdays social affairs
and a pretty closing Of a quiet week was
the tea given between I and 6 o'clock by
Mrs. Warren switzler at her home on st.
Mary's avenue in compliment TO her guest,
Mrs. Dianham OF Columbia, Mo. Spring
flowers were used in profusion through
the mons In the reception room, where
Mrs. SwitZler and her guest and Miss
Switzler received j%onquils, carried out an
effective color scheme of yellow. Sweet
peas were used In the library and peoples
in the dining room. Mrs. switzler was as
sisted through the rooms by Mrs, w II,
Gurley. Mrs. w. d. MoHugh. Mrs, w. +.
Robinson, Mrs, Judson Chapman. Mrs.
Claire Baird, Mrs. Charles Boutwell,, Mrs.
Fred Ryner. Mrs. Samuel r. Howell and
Mrs. F. +. Townsend. About iN guests
| called during the afternoon.
Miss Irms Springer entertained at cards
Wednesday evening. The rooms were decor
ated with Easter lilies and pink carnations.
Gllded huts tied with pink ribbons were
sttractively hung from the chandeliers and
were used as place cards for the game.
PRICES were won by Misses Irene Tet-
ard, Beatrice Cole and Caroline Curtis and
Messrs. George Rasmussen. S. Robertson
and Carl Koenmesser, The color scheme OF
pink was also carried out in the refresh
ments and table decorations. Those pres
ent were Mr.. and Mrs. w. II. Indoo, Mr..
and Mrs. G. p. Urig. Mr.. and Mrs. Paul
Springer, Mrs. c. Rasmussen, Misses Caro-
line Curtis. Inez Bloom, Irene Tetard, Helga
Rasmussen, Beatrice Cole, Aurora Kort-
lang, Mamie Munson, Irma Springer.
Messrs. s. Robertson. Alvin Bloom, Carl
K%oenmesser, II. Fadden, A. II. Rasmussen,
Roland Springer. Walter Semuelson and
George Rasmuss IN.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-04-04
Personal Gossip.

Mrs. Selma r. Meikle is the guest OF her
sister, Mrs. Lewis Reed.
Mrs, Edward Porter Peck will leave for
the south Sunday morning.
Miss Marjorie Benson returns today to
st. Mary's school, Knoxville, Ill.
The University of Nebraska will close
for Easter vacation on Wednesday.
Messrs. Reed Peters, Frank Selby and
Carr5l Belden return to Amherst today.
Miss Miriam Patterson left Saturday for
a six weeks visit in Philadelphia and the
east.
Miss Joe Sanford will be the guest Of
Miss Bessie Gould during the Easter holi-
dsys.
Mrs. Warren NJ Rogers Is the guest Of
Judge and Mrs. Redick for the coming
week.
Mr.. Robert switzler will arrive Wednes-
day to spend the Easter holidays with his
parents.
Miss Elizabeth Mahoney leaves Omaha
next Monday for the south to spend a short
vacation.
Miss Helen Best has returned from a
weeks vacation spent with friends in Ne,
ligh. Neb. ~ H.
Mrs. Edward Crane of Kansas City Is the
guest of her parents, Mr., and Mrs, A. C.
Wakeley.
Nus. John A.. Dempster. who has been
serloakly i'll for several weeks, Is con
valescing.
Mrs. William Gunlock Of Detroit, Mich,
is the guest of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs,
Andrew Murphy.
Mrs, Frederick Lake. who has been
dangerously i'll at her home FOR some time,
is now recovering.
Mr.. and Mrs. Victor y. Caldwell returned
Thursday morning from a months visit in
southern California
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. j, Healey have had as
their guests Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Black
burn of Edmonton, Canada.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Keeline, who have
been abroad for the last few months, are
expected home about the middle of April.
Mrs, Frances Ferns of Chicago is the
guest of her sister. Mrs. e. II. Sprague, at
the home OF the latter, near the Country
club.
Miss Helen Harper, daughter OF Mr.. and
Mrs. l.. $. Harper of Des Moines, formerly
OF Omaha, is visiting Mr.. and Mrs. A. B,
Currie.
Mr.. Richard Ware Hall, who is a student
at Yale. arrived Friday to spend the Easter
holidays with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs,
r., S. Hall.
Mr.. Frank M. Tanner leaves this evening
for Chicago, where he takes a position with
the American Telephone and Telegraph
company.
Miss Leta Holdrege, who Is In school at
Wilton, Mass, put in part OF her vacation
visiting some student friends at Bryr
Mawr college.
MI. and Mrs. Wilbur r, Emerson have
given up their apartment at the Hamilton
and have taken a house on Georgia avenue
near Poppleton avenue,
Mr.. and Mrs. j. r, Lehmer will occupy
Mrs. Monnells home at $3.50 Harvey street
during the %latter's stay in Europe. She
will leave about May l.
Mrs. Harley @. Moorhead and small son
Harley @. Moorhead, jr, have gone L
Grand Rapids, Mich, TO visit Mrs. Moor
heads mother. Mrs. Wallln.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Black, who hav,
been In California the last two months
left there last week. Mr., Black arrived II
Omaha daily bee., 1909-04-04

Holy ~week-and the calendar looks 1t.
For the first time since Lent began So
ciety seems to have taken cogniSance Of
the fact that it Is a penetential season and
the coming seven days will be more quiet
than any the fashionables have known
since they got home from their summers
outings last autumn. No announcement
has been made Of anything of size and even
some OF the bridge clubs have called off
their meetings.
TIL post-Lenten calendar as yet sched-
ules nothing that promises to be con-
spicuous, though indications are that the
season will be reasonably gay until the
last. People seem to have learned how to
enjoy themselves in a modest way of late
with the result OF no end of small clubs
and small Informal gatherings. However,
the last winter has been one of the gayest
Omaha has known and will be remem-
bered as such. For much of the variation
and many OF the most attractive affairs
society is indebted to the army set.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-04-04
social Calendar.

T~JESDAY-Dr. and Mrs. Henry Lemere
evening bridge: Mrs. z. B. Llmbeck. Ken
sington club; Mrs, r, NJ. Slater, hosiery
shower for Miss Milroy.
MISUNDERSTANDING. G.. l.. Reyner. dinner
for X. r." girls; Look Finiayson we'd
ding.
FRIDAY-Mr. and Mrs. Harry Pilgrim,
The II. n. G. club.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-04-04
SOCIETY TO KEEP HOLY WEEA
Engagement Books for Next Seven
Days Have Mostly Blank Pages.
EVEN BRIDGE CLUBS SUSPEND
Post Lenten Calendar Not Especially
Promising OF Important Events,
ThouRh season to he Lively
Until the Close,
mo- WIdnM,A Weed..

Here's 10 widows OF twenty,
The gardeners of u lives,
For, having OF weeds a-plenty.
By putting them aside she thrlvps.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-04-04

The opening Of the Country club on May
l was one OF the welcome announcements
of last week. The other two clubs will
also open in the near future and with this
accomplished the winter season is at an
N Society is impatient to get out OF
doors, as it. has already shown, and every
pleasant day sees the golfers and the
motorists out in numbers.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-04-04
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The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1909-11-04
Addison.

Addison, N. D.. Nov. 4.--To The Fo-
rum: Saturday, Oct 30. witnessed a
delightful informal gathering at the
&c. Schulz home when about fifteen OF
Miss Minnie's friends surprised her IN
honor OF her birthday, -,
Among the names drawn at the land
drawing at Aberdeen are Alfred Lebus,
In. w. Suckow, Ewald Buchholz and
otto mailman.
Esra and Alfred suclSow were out
from Fargo college for a week end at
the farm.
Rev e. r. Helmick spent Sunday IN
Casselton where he was one OF the
principal speakers at the opening OF
the new Moravian church.
Ed. Sautebin and G. r. Suckow are
Fargo visitors this week.
Ewald Glasow is making the founda-
ton for his new residence.
Misses Mabel and G. r. Suckow re-
turned last week from a trip to South
Dakota.
Flowing is being finished UP here
this week. The beautiful weather Is
affording the farmers a fine opportun-
ity to do up their early winter work
Miss Alice Sautebin returned from q
visit to Embdel- Friday night.
Cor. A.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1909-11-04
Will CONSIDER
BISHOP FOR FARGO
THIS WILL BE DONE AT coNsIs.
TORY TO BE HELD IN ROME
NEXT WEEK.

Rome, Nov. 1.-The Roman congre-
cation next Thursday will resume
work after the holidays, and the con-
sistory will begin to make a number
OF very important nominations for
the United States. The first of these
should have been the appointment of
bishop for the diocese of Hartford,
but 1t has been delayed for a some
what unusual reason.
Two lists Of three names each were
selected some months ago by the per-
manent rectors of Hartford and the
bishops OF the province respectively
and taken under examination by the
cardinals. The Roman authorities de-
cided to ask for further information
concerning the candidates proposed
When this was sent it left so much
room for doubt that they decided to
reject all the names presented and
order the selection of other candi-
dates. 1t is probable that the final
choice of Rome will be some priest
who does not belong to the Hartford
diocese.
The consistory will also consider
candidates for the proposed dioceses
of Burlington, Fargo and Winona. A
coadjutor archbishop with the right OF
succession will be appointed for Mgr
Keene, archbishop of Dubuque, and a
eoadjutor bishop also with the right
of succession, for Mgr. Foley, bishop OF
| Detroit
The congregation, either at it's first
or second meeting, will consider the
question of dividing the archdiocese OF
Philadelphia by cutting off from 1t a
new diocese having it's centre at Read
ing. There has also ben a suggestion
to form a new diocese from st. Paul,
but that, apparently, will not come to
discussion in the immediate future.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1909-11-04
FARMERS WIFE
SCARED INSANE
cRAZEp WITH BOOZE THREE
FARMERS BREAK INTO A
NEIGHBOURS House.

Ambrose, N. D., Nov. 4.--What
came nearly being serious matter
for three farmers living southeast Of
Ambrose was averted by timely medi-
cal assistance and care.
John Lystad, accompanied by two
neignbors, came to Ambrose, and be-
ing afflicted with a bad case of
cramps, made the necessary affidav-
it's and procured from a local drug
store bottle OF medicine" Lystad
took an overdose of the aforesaid med
icine and began to take on that hi
Iarious feeling SO common these days.
He left Ambrose about midnight Sat-
urday but instead of going home he
went to the residence of Nels Lean.
east of town.
Mr.. Lean was absent. having gone to
Montana a few days before to erect a
house on his claim there.
Demanded Admittanee.
I,ystad and friends went to the Lean
home and demanded admittance, which
greatly frightened Mrs. Lean and her
little children.
When Lystad was refused admission
he proceeded to use force and bursteo
the door open. Mrs. Lean, greatly
frightened, ran from the house with
her youngest child, the other children
taking refuge under bed.
Not being able to find Mrs. Lean
I,ystad finally left the house.
Mrs. Lean, came to Ambrose the
next morning and appeared totally de-
ranged, suffering untold agony, anc
seemed to fear that she was beinl
pursued by someone.
After working over fer several days
DR.. White reports her much improved
but that the shock to her nervous sys-
tenn was very great and that 1t VIII
be some time before she is fully re-
covered.
Lystad was arrested by Marshal Wis
and brought to this city and LODGED
in jail but was afterwards released OF
his own recognizance, pending the re-
suit Of Mrs. Leans condition.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1909-11-04
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GAMBLERS RUN
OUT OF MANDAN
"TrN HORNS" WILL NOT 81 Al.
LOWED TO FLEECE THE LA
BORING MEN IN THE
FUTURE.

Mandan, N. D.. Nov. 4.-During the
fall our city has been infested with
professional gamblers. Many q poor
laborer has staked his few hard earn
ed dollars on the gambling table and
lost. He walks out and another takes
his place and the next day ne begs
from the passerby on the street for .
little money to get bite to eat or q
nights lodging. while the "tin horn"
folds his tent and fades away with
bullying pockets. This has gone on un-
til our officers decided That there had
been enough. Saturday several were
arrested and the rest cleared out.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1909-11-04
OUT f-ORDER KIDNEYS CAUSE BACKACHE

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copperheads. who would not even cut
her wood.
what q beautiful rendering Of the
Star SpangIed Banner Mrs Butler
Lamb and Mrs. Carlson gave us! And
Butler Lamb recited q piece OF John
Hays. which electrified the old sold
iers and all OF US.
Then in came troop OF little maids
who marched Then a drill which had
no awkward squad in IT, How pretty
they looked, and then they sang. 'eThe
Little Bronze Button! Have You Seen
It?
Next Cay, Saturday, the visiting
comrades and corps ladies had another
auto ride round the city, visited ell our
public buildings and were entertained
at luncheon in our incest homes. For
the whole town OF Towner la patriotic
when anything can be done to honor
the old soldiers. They all went on on
No. e-lighted.
And we sighed and went back to the
dishes Taps.
W.. r., G. Press Cor.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1909-11-04
New Church for tsanklnson.

HankEnson, NJ D., Nov. "A crew
or twenty-seven men liz rushing work
on the new st. Philip church, and un-
der ordinary weather conditions will
have the work well in hand so that
winter VIII not interfere with It's COM
pletion, The new church liz the
cause OF much favorable comment by
plete condition, and win be a lasting
monument to the enterprise of Father
Studnicks and the loyalty of his par
ishoners.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1909-11-04
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N. D. BOY, OUT OF WORK. STEALS
Son Of Clergyman and Speaks Five
Languages.

Chicago, Nov. 4.--Adolph JUL
speaks five languages and has been a
year in college, but in two months Of
searching he could not get job Of any
sort in Chicago. That is why he stole
an overcoat and a suit case and con-
sequently was sentenced by Municipal
Judge Fake yesterday to serve four
months in the house of correction.
The fact that he was a clergyman's
son did not mitigate his offense.
''My home is in Brampton, N. d."
said JUL "a year ago came to Chi
cago with a few dollars to take a col
lege course in one of its famed schools.
l went to live with my aunt In Logan
square. About two weeks ago my aunt
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1909-11-04
CRIMINAL PROSECUTION BEGUN.


jamestown, N. D., Nov. 4.-Three
young men of Cleveland win have to
account for their alleged criminal
actions on the night of Halloween and
may possibly be severely punished
James Johannes Of that place was
in the city this morning, and swore
out a warrant charging Chas. Gilbert
Lath Thompson and Lutte Gilbert with
malicious mischief, committed Satur-
day evening.
Mr.. Johannes states that the young
men cut his fences to pieces, ruined
binder, demolished a wagon and did
other considerable damage.
Sheriff Romer, accompanied oy
States Attorney Thorp and Deputy
Jackson left this morning for Cleve-
land. where they will arrest the young
men and bring them back here Tor
trial.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1909-11-04
Fish Found Many curios.

Mandan, N. D., Nov. 4.-Curator Fl.
C. Fish of the State Historical society
of Bismarck has been in the city for
q few days. Mr.. Fish has found many
valuable curios in his research on this
side and much information concerning
the early habits Of the red man that
is very interesting.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1909-11-04
Jamestown Couple Welded.

jamestown, N. D., Nov. 4--The we'd
ding of Helen Edith Wicks and Harry
L. Gervais took place this morning al
1880 at the Congregational church
in this city. Only the immediate
friends of the family and relatives
were present, and the couple left at
once for the west to visit with friends
in Great Falls, Mont
Mr.. Gervais is employed here by the
Northern Pacific. He and Mrs. Ger
vais will be at home after Dec. 1 In
Jamestown.
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LARlMoRE is INTERESTED.
Rumors That Chicago q MiIwaukee
Ry. viii Build Being Investigated.

Grand Forks, N. d., Nov. 4.-Lari-
more, this county, is hopeful of secur-
ing the Chicago & Milwaukee railroad
and has sent representative. F. D.
Hughes. to Chicago for the purpose of
interviewing the president of the road
on the subject. There has been
great deal of talk within the past few
years OF the extention of the Chicago
& Milwaukee line from Fargo to Win
nipeg and in the event that this Is
done. Larimore hopes to get on the
line.