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Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1909-10-31
PENNSYLVANIA TEAM j
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DEFEATS THE INDIANS
UNIVERSITY OF PENNSYLVANIA
DEFEATS THE INDIANS IN A
...'' s.
BITTERLY FOUGHT GAME IN
WHICH EXCITEMENT LEADS TO
@apHNsIcAL ENCOUNTER,

Philadelphia, Oct. 30.-The Univer-
sity of Pennsylvania administered a
severe defeat to the Indians this af-
ternoon in one of the most bitterly
fought games ever played on the
Franklin field, the score being 29 to
5. For the first time in the history
of that famous Athletic field an off,
cial was physically attacked by a
player and policeman was called
upon to escort the offending man and
the coach of the Carlisle team behind
the lines. -
The trouble occurred in the middle
of the first half. Waseuka was or
dered out of the. game on the ground
that he had roughly tackled Uenn-
sylvania man who was out of bounds.
Enraged at Umpire Edwards action,
Waseuka attacked the official and
struck him a hard blow on the jaw
Other players quickly stopped further
hostilities.
Left tackle Fretz of Pennsylvania
then came to Edwards assistance
and his remarks and actions were
such as to cause the officials to order
him from the game. About this time
Coach Warner came running on the
field. There was an argument and
then Edwards summoned the police
man and had both Waseuka and
Warner escorted behind the lines. In
the argument, it was asserted by the
Pennsylvania authorities, Warner de-
clared that Okeson of Lehigh was
not fair othe Indians. When this
was brought to Warmers attention,
he said he did not charge Okeson
with giving the other side the game,
but said that he told Okeson that he
had given Pennsylvania a touchdown
she had not earned. warner also
said that he told Okeson he was do
ing all he could for Pennsylvania.
Later. in the same half an Indian,
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navy Defeated
but SHOWS FORM.

I Annapolis. Oct. So.---Although de-
feated by two points by Princeton,
the Navy, in the game this afternoon
showed such marked Improvement in
form, as to give her supporters great
encouragement. The score was 5 to
8, in the Tigers favor, the Navy's
tally being made on a neat placement
goal from the 80 yard line by Dalton,
Priceton's touchdown was the result
of straigt line plunging in +. which
the Tiger beef was more than the
midshipmen could Withstand. Ballen
failed In his try for q goal and lost
. b chance to add another point. "
Princeton's score was made z on
straight plunging after the visitors
had got the leather on the Nays 30
yard line on exchange of punts.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1909-10-31
WISCONSIN BEATS
n northwestern

Evanston, ILL.,, Oct. 30.-Wisconsin
defeated the Northwestern by 2 score
.s6ff u ~ VI .to IT III, a, hard battle on the
new Northwest field today. Wis
consin displayed far more knowledge
OF; both the new and the old football
than did their opponents, and ~ is
safe to say that the better team won
the game. 49,
Both teams relied largely on the
old style smashing game, and only
now and then was there a flash of the
new and more open game. Wisconsin
tried a forward pass several times
and only two of these were successful,
while the Northwestern did not use
this play until near the end Of the
second half, and this lone attempt
failed. Anderson the new Wisconsin
end, was the star Of the game. His
end runs on end fake punts gained
many, yards, while time after time his
punts went Tar over the Northwestern
full backs head and aided his team
in scoring. The Northwestern ends
were very weak and appeared to be
unable to decide whether Anderson
would kick or run with the ball. Sew
eral of Anderson's runs from his
punting formation netted more than
rs yards.
Both Of the Northwestern's touch
towns; we're scored after Wisconsin
fumbles had given the purple the ball
in advantageous position. Schultz
took the ball over each time with
wide sweep around the end.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1909-10-31
LIVES ARE LOST IN
BURNING BUILDIDG
eleven PEOPLE ARE DEAD AND
OVER FIFTY THOUSAND DOL
LARS WoRTH OF PROPERTY IS
SAID TO HAVE BEEN coNsuM-
ED IN FIRE.

st. Johnsbury, Vermont, Oct. 80
When the ruins Of the Citizens Sav-
ings block was burned down to
temperature which made a thorough
search possible it was definitely
learned that nine lives were lost in
the fire which practically DESTROYED
the principal business building of this
town early today. - -.
Two other persons were probably
fatally burned, The property loss is
estimated at $50. .00u -
OF the killed, two persons fell from
upper stories. while seven were burn
ed to death. '.f - &
The block, four story brick build.
Ing was q combination of stores, Of
ices, tenements and assembly halls.
e was owned by the Citizens Saving
bank. 5...l 4. " q 5ss. ss
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1909-10-31
MISSOURI SLOPE PRIZE WINNERS
ON THE 10000 Stretch.

1O626-Caroline Schimansky, Mandan
10682-Emily Anderson, Wilton. 4
10710-M. o. Alexander, Haynes.
1O83S-Lulius Skrukrud, Mandan.
10852-J. L. Ashcroft, Winona.
10885-Lizzie Wright, Wilton.
10890-C1arence l.. Pierson, Rurnstad
10927-Nettie Frederick, Bismarck.
10992-Arthur Halves, Mandan.
11125-W. o. Torgerson, Cannon Ball
11151-Patrick Joseph Cox, Bismarck.
11179-Geo. A. Olson, Beach.
11202-John Lyons, Bismarck.
11245-C. T. Wynkoop, Bismarck.
11274-R. C. Burnett, Bismarck
11311-M. E. Chamberlain, Bismarck.
11316-C. e. Colbourne, Mandan.
11338-Nel1ie B. Dooley, Mandan.
11340-Thom. MCGOWAN, Bismarck.
11346-Wm. Frochlich, Wishek.
II 65-Ole Dunstadt, Bismarck.
11369-Harry e. Conklin, Cannon
Ball.
11413-Olbert Hobby, Dickinson.
n437-Hattie L. Lerom, LaMoure.
11474-Katherine Griffin, Bismarck
11475-Mayme Dooley, Mandan
114S9-H. P. Carroll, Driscoll.
11522-John A. Vetter, Mandan.
11527-Wm. O VanNorwick, Steele.
11561--L. E. Conley, Marmarth. .
11577-Mrs. L. J.. Hobbs, Steele.
11583-Oscar F. Huhn, Bismarck
11611-Francis Halloran, Bismarck.
11652-John c. Wilfang, Newton, N.
c., by Agt. G. F. Dullam, Bis
marck.
11667-B. T. Goldader, Bismarck.
11702-Alex T Stuart, Mandan.
1880. ]. Whalen, Mandan.
M744-H. F. Mccarthy. Washburn>
11795-Dan J Ring, Mandan.
11814-Lida M. Winter, Bismarck.
11820-Mabel Boulton, Mandan.
11837-M. P. Slattery. Bismarck.
11838-B. e Noark, Dickinson.
1853. E. Logsdon, Ft. Lincoln.
11873-Jacob B. Levi. Goodrich.
119S1-Peter N. Failing, Braddock.
12011-Lester D. Butler, GRANVILLE,
ILL.,, by Agt Elmer Davis,
Bismarck.
12029-Orvis W. Roberts, Bismarck.
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YALE DEFEATS AMHERST.

New Haven, Oct. 30.-In q fast but
loosely played game, Yale defeated
Amherst today on the Yale field "a to
0. Yale made three touchdowns in
each half, but failed to kick two
goal from touchdowns in the second
period. One touchdown however.
was made by an open play. 1t was in
the first half, when from the fifty
yard line Coy made a long pass to
Logan and Logan went thirty yards
for a touchdown. Once during the
game Coy made a try for goal from
the 40 yard line, but missed 1t and
Fits of Amherst barely missed scor-
ing on Yale with goal from the Is
yard line. The ball went under the
bar. "a S<.5s = .1.
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who is said to have been a former
player, was removed from the side
lines by Edwards for alleged often
sive remarks.
Pennsylvania's game was by far
the best that it has played this sea-
son. The bright star of the contest
was Miller. the Pennsylvania. It was
his splendid end running that carried
the bali half the length of the field
twice, both times for touchdowns.
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FOOTBALL SCORES.

Pittsburg O; Notredams s.
Dartmouth IL; Holy Cross Z.
Illinois "a; Pardue s. !
ST. Louis 0;; Indiana 80. !. !
anderbilt H: Mississippi Q.
Cornell o. Williams 8.
Beloit 5 Ripon IL.
Lawrence 81; Oshkosh Nor. o..
Morningside o; Cornell Col. II. !.
Case 80; Kenyon IL.
Brown 12;; Mass. Aggies 3. 8
Swarthmore 46; Delaware o.
Gettysburg IA: Dickinson Il. I
Yale Freshmen s; Andoyer 5.
Iowa IL; Missouri Is.
Washington so: Idaho 0.
Fargo College IL: "a. G. o. 4
Valley City High O; Fargo I
High 80.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1909-12-29
SimpIifylOur Housekeeping
nv THIS WAY YOU WILL AVOID
NERVOUS RREAkpoWNs.

WHEN a woman breaks down from
the wear and tear OF housekeeping
II is usually a sign that she has not
learned how to spare herself by SIMPLE
flying her labor.
The other day a thin. worried looking
woman entered the Office OF a promi~
nent doctor who was at the same time
a friend Of hers.
You are In thoroughly run down
condition" agreed the doctor at the
close Of the visit. but don't think go-
Ing away will help you any, because
you will have to come back to the same
conditions, and II is these conditions
that are to blame Let US see IL we
can't change them. Now, / am going
tn call round at your apartment this
evening and find out just what makes
housekeeping such a burden to you"
And he did.
The first thing that met hts keen eyes
was wide expanses OF polished floors.
which showed off the rugs very pretti-
ly, to be sure, but which, thanks to the
fact that the woodwork had grown
dark with much staining. showed OF
the dust equally well.
HIM! Must be hard to keep these
floors clean" observed the doctor.
"Oh. dear, yes! The dust that blows
In from the street is simply awful We
often have to go over the floors twice
daily" was the mournful answer.
mo more bare floors" came the
prompt verdict. Cover the entire floor
space Of the apartment with dark green
or dark red mating or the inexpensive
carpeting that comes for the purpose.
Then put your rugs over IL. II dust
gathers, at least you can gather Il un
with carpet sweeper. You won't have
70 wipe IL of on your hands and lxnees.$
The next thing TO be condemned was
the white muslin curtains everywhere
In evidence. In order to keep thee inn
maculate the windows were kept Used
more than they should have been. Cur
tains OF ecru net or OF material to
match the rooms were substituted.
Too many pictures" commented the
doctor as he gazed at the way they
peppered the walls and bisected I'm ALI
directions the highly ornate wall paper.
That's bad for the nerves, and picture
frames and glasses have TO be kept iHn~
maculate. Try plain wall paper and one
or two good prints in dark frames.
And too much bric-a-brac," he also
added. 1T troubles the tired eye and
gathers dust"
In the bedroom he swept off the stif1y
starched pillowshanls and the pure
white bedspread. They are too hard
to keep Immaculate" was his verdict.
Try bolster with a slip of cretonue
to match the spread OF the sane. Flow
cred cretonne IL both pretty and serv-
iceable."
The silver toilet objects were replaced
py white celluloid ones that did not
need to be polished. In this way the
whole scheme Of housekeeping was
simplified as he went from room to
room, and yet the substitutions did not
spoil the atmosphere of the home.
And the cure worked. Why does nee
some other nervous woman try lit
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PropoaaIs tor stats psnoaitnrls,.

Notice is hereby given that the gov
ernor and the State Board Of Auditors
Of the state OF North Dakota will hold
a meeting at the office OF the Secretary
Of State Of said state at the Capitol
building at Bismarck, North Dakota,
on the 18th day Of January. 1910, for
the. purpose Of designating depositariea
for the funds belonging to said state
Of North Dakota for the period of two
years and until the depositaries which
shall be designated on the I'd Tuesday
Of January OF 1912 shall have Quali-
fed by law.
Proposals of State or National
Banks doing business In the State of
North Dakota will be received until
the date Of said meeting. Such pro-
posals shall state what interest viii be
paid monthly on the average daily bal
&nces On SUCH funds as may be depos-
tied by the State Treasurer in such
depositaries. The rate of interest shall
be not less than two or more than
three per cent. per annum, and the
amount for which any bank will ha
designated shall not exceed so per cent
Of its paid up capital and surplus.
All proposals must be accompanisd
by a bond payable to the state and
executed by not less than seven free.
holders Of the state, as securities or.
in lieu of such personal bond. a at-afv
company bond for the sum eauaA 20
the amount OF funds which such banL
may receive, may be filed. Ii a per-
sonal bond Is furnished, it shall be for
the sum not less than double the
amount of the funds to be deposited
In such bank at any one time.
Blank applications and bonds NAV
be obtained by writing to the Secrerarv
OF State at Bismarck. North Dakota.
The right to reject any and all bids q
reserved.
Dated at Bismarck, North Dakota
this LIST day of Dec, 1909.
ALFRED BLAISDELL
Secretary OF STATE:
ID. K. BRIGHTBILL
State Auditor:
ANDREW MILLER.
Attorney General,
State Board of Auditors
IDLY to Jan. 3 inclusivel
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State of North Dakota, County of
Cass--In County Court, before Hon. A.
@. Hanson, Judge.
In the matter of the estate Of Mary
Dewitt, deceased:
Isaac p. Clapp, administrator, petit
toner, VS.. Patrick Dewitt, Margaret
2. W!!as. Annie E. Lesta &c, John c.
Dewitt, William Dewitt Charles r.
Dewitt, James T. Dewitt, J. P. McDon-
aid and the unknown heirs Of Mar. L.
Dewitt Mcdonald. deceased, and all
other persons interested in the estate
of Mary Dewitt, deceased, respondents.
Notice and citation, hearing of fl al
account and distribution of estate.
The State Of North DAKOTA to the
above named respondents:
You, the above named respondents
and all persons interested In the estate
of Mary Dewitt, deceased, are hereby
notified that the Anal account of
Isaac P. Clapp, administrator de
bonis non, Of the estate of the above
named Mary Dewitt, late of the County
of Cass and State OF North Dakota,
deceased, has been rendered to this
court, therein showing thai the estate
of said deceased is ready for final et-
Element and distribution, and petition
Ing that his account be allowed, the
residue of said estate be distributed to
tie persons thereunto entitled, his ad-
ministration closed and he be dis
charged: that Thursday, the Doth day
of December, A. D., 1909, at 10 o'clock
In the forenoon of that day, at the
Court Room of this Court, in the Court
House. in the City of Fargo, County of
Cass and State of North Dakota, has
been duly appointed by this Court for
the settlement thereof. at which time
and place eny person interested in
said estate may appear and file his
exceptions in writing. to said account
and petition and contest the same.
And you. the above named respon-
dents and each of you are hereby cited
and require Their and there to be and
appear before this Court. and show
cause. IL any you have, why the i'd
account shall not be allowed the resi-
due Of said estate distributed the adj
ministratio of said estat closed and
said admi. i traitor discharged.
Dated December /, Al. D.. 1909
Ely the Court,
A.. @. HANSON.
Judge of the Cou' 81 Court
lDec 1-6-16-22-29.
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N ,tiee to Creditors.

In the matter of the estate of Marx
Shepard. deceased:
Notice is hereby given by he UNDER
signed Annie z. Shepard, executrix Of
the estate Of Mark Shepard, late OF
the village of Gardner In the County
OF Cass and State Of North Dakota.
deceased, to { creditors Of, and all
persons having claims against said
deceased, to exhibit them with the
necessary vouchers. thin six months
after the first publication OF this no.
lice, to said executrix at he. residences
IN the Village Of Gardner In said cass
county.
Dated December 18th, A. D., 1909.
ANNIE r. SHEPARD,
Executrix.
First publication on the 18th day OF
December. A. d. 1909.
stambaugh a. Fowler attorneys for
executrix, Fargo. N. ID.
lDec. 45-22-2 9-Jan. Sd
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MANIFOLD LEpoER sYsrEMa.

If YOU render itemized statements to
your trade investigate our manifold
ledger system. No cabinets or junk to
buy. Bookkeeping as everybody un-
deratands II brought up to date Send
Co., Fargo. N. %.
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Harper's Bazaar: Gladys--Well. what
did Miss Doctor Clevcrton say was the
cause OF your extreme paleness?
Grace--Weli, she has described to
me bat anu waist that would 60
beautifully with ii.
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FOR SALE Or TRADE.

| FOR SALE OR TRApE-one 80 III. p.
Nichols & Sheppard blowing engine,
44x64 separator, cook car, water tanks,
tenders and plows. All In good repair.
Will trade for land. Send description,
price and distance from market ih
first letter. Address No. TAO, Forum.
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FARM LAM ps.

FOR aALE-Ths ". K. u OF 34~142- 40.
about ave miles northeast OF Argus
VILE Price $50 per acre Terms. Il.
II. Wright South - nd. Wash.
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Los -~-4sati4ef soehst book contain
ms ABOUT So. alsu ses4e rees pts.
ward.
LOST--A Scotch arrow pin between
Grand theatre and Second avenue
south. Tuesday might Finder return
To Forum Office.
LOST--Pocketboo containing $500 IN
bills and 50 cent change, between
Moody's and deLendrecie's Return to
1923 Eleventh avenue north.
LOST--A pair OF eye glasses lost on
Christmas day. Name of e. ID. o.
mum on the black case. Finder kindly
leave at Prescott hotel for reward.
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WANTED--An experienced stenogra.
pher on or before Jan. /. Man pre-.
ferred. Write L. r. Nostadl, Rugby
n. ID.
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HELP WANTEp-MALE.

HAVE knight Pr'utinr : vslnt Il.
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WANTED--A-1 barber at once; steady
job for q first class man; SIS q week
and go over s25. w. w. Petersie,
Harvey, N. ..
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BUSINESS CHANCE.

PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON desires
good location. VIII buy ONCE Ak
lures IL necessary. Address e2s care
Forum.
~-----~--~--@----~ -----a~---~-----.-.
FOR SALE-Ths best located Ice cream
and SODA water fountain business In
this city. Best Of reasons for selling
FOR sALE-A good two chair barber
shop, the only one In town of 500
inhabitants. Address T. Miller. San
born. N. d,
We GAN FURNISH YOU q buyer for
your business or property. Send
description. Dalrymple Co. Palace
Bldg, Minneapolis, Ainn.
BEFORE BUYING any business or
property write for our magazine
Opportunities" Mailed tree. Dalrym-
pie Co. PaIacs Bldg Minneapolis.
Mimi.
FOS SALE-Stock general merchan-
disc In North Dakota town. invoic.
about $4,000. net prcnts $1,000 a year
No trade considered Address Sls
care Forum.
GENERAL STOCK OF merchandise for
sale In county seat of Bowman coun-
500, Will reruce stock. Address Box
S04. Bowman. n. ..
IN ANSW ERIEG ali want ads. sivlns
certain number care of The Forum
he sure 10 address your answer 70 tina
number. In care Of Forum This ~
sUisb prompt -tentIon.
FOR RENT, SALE On EXCHANGE
restaurant and soft drink business.
,,lrnLsheo complete in growing North
Dakota town. No opposltIon;, cheap
rent 10 rlght party. Address ga, care
forum.
roR SALE-Drug store in North Da-
kota. Permit in connection, safes
past four months $1,000. A snap: must
be sold at once. Address 729, care
Forum.
LAW--SIood Jaw practice in i've NortJi
dakota town for sale for the price "
hDfarv and furniture. 4 hustlinS
youhg Fellow can step into live prac-
tlcs and make good quick. Address
els care Forum.
COMPLETE MOVING PICTURE
Outnt Powers No. machine. seen
cry. chairs ana electric light plant s.
morse power gasoline engine Write
for particulars. p. b. Buchanan, Cas-
SETON, N. ID.
FOX SALE-Small, clean stock OF
hardware on Minot- Bismarck 500;
growing town with large territory.
Established business. No trades. Ad-
dress 749, care Forum.
FOR SALE-Only steam laundry in
town OF 1900; stands the fullest in
vesigation; best location in the state,
going out of business reason for SELL
ing. For particulars write John
Melin, Detroit. Mimi.
FOR SALE--A one-half interest in a
hrst-class jewelry and music store,
in one OF the best towns In the state.
Only one in town. Last year watch
repairing alone amounted to over
$4,000. $4,000 win take this. Poor
health the reason for selling. Address
$40 Forum
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FOR EXCHANGE.

WANTED TO T7ADE--A tract or land
III Ward county. North Dakota, for
stock of goods In live town. Address
1923 Ninth avenue north.
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PLUMBING AND HEATING.
HOSPITAL

MAT =Rt.I1Y III .PiTAL--Competens
nurses and best OF care: highest tes
tiunol.ials trim DOC ors and patients.
Mrs. ernie Camp vll ~enth street
south Ergo
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WANTED--A man In every town 70
buy furs, hides and pelts; capital
furnished. Address Jas. J. Phelps, tai
Yeslerway, Seattle. Wash.
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MAILING CIRCULARS. ETC.

Mr.. suslNEssMAN-Have you any
circulars, papers, etc.. to fold, mail
or stamp? Send address or phone, and
we will call. Absolutely reliable.
Acme Mailing CO., Ills Fourth avenue
, south. Phone 2002.
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LEARN TELEGRAPHY AND RAIL.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. wire in
schoolrootns. positions guaranteed. Can
earn board while learning. Fargo
School of Telegraphy. Fargo, N d.
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IN ANSWERING ali want ADS. giving
a certain nJfuoer care OF Tne torunn
be sure to address your answer to thai
number, In care Of Forum. This In
sures prompt attention.
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AGENTS WANTED.
MONEY TO LOAN.


MAKE q speciality Of unusual and
heavy moving: houses. safes. raising
buildings: furnish everything. ]. w.
Hodges. Phone s0s.
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WANTED. A AFE--Am in the market
for q second nand safe: price must
be reasonable. Address b44 Forum Of
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rOR SALE-Drug store in North Da-
kota. Permit in connection, safes
past -FOUR months $4,000. A snap; must
De sod at once. Address 72s, care
Forum.
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FOR SAIE--A one-half interest in q
hrst-class jewelry and music store,
In one Of the best towns In the state.
Only one in town. Last year watch
repairing alone amounted to over
$4,000. $4,000 win take this. Poor
health the reason for selling. Address
$40 Forum.
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WANTED TO RENT-PlANoLA

WANTED TO RENT--A Standard 65-
note Pionola, in good condition, with
or without rolls. Address $40. care Fo-
rum
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PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON desires
good location. VIII buy once flx-
lures if necessary. Address eas care
Forum.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1909-12-29
FOR SALE OR RENT.

FOR SALE--Restaurant with seven
rooms, or will rent to good parties
furnished. for $40 per month. r.. A.
Lindberg, Neville. N. ID.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1909-12-29

FOR RENT, SALE On EXCHANGE
Restaurant and soft drink business
lirnIsneu complete, in growing North
Dakota town. No opposltIon; cheap
rent 10 fight party. Address ga, care
forum.