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ELOPERS NABBED
BY A N. D. SHERIFF
MINNESOTA COUPLE HAVE THEIR
"JoY" TRIP SUDDENLY STOP
PED-SERIOUS CHARGE
AGAINST THE MAN.

lie DIS, N. D., Oct 7--Albert Rice and
Sophia Anderson, both residing near
Crookston, were arrested by the sheriff
here yesterday afternoon, and Sheriff
Daniels of Crookston arrived here to-
day to take them back. They eloped
from Crookston last Sunday, taking
the N. p. train The charge is SER
ious one on the part of Rice as the
Anderson girl Is under the age of con-
sent, being but II years of age. Rice
formerly resided with his parents.
well known people, near Mcintosh and
the girl is the daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Andrew Anderson of Burwell,
about six miles southwest of Crook
ston.
Carl Olson, also Of Burwell, is now
in the Polk county Jail at Crookston,
having been held to the grand jury
after preliminary hearing held last
July, charged with rape, the Anderson
girl being the complaining witness.
She has always borne good reputa-
ton and her elopement Sunday caused
a decided sensation at BurweIl. The
two left Burwell for Crookston last
Sunday and were expected to return
home in the evening, and when they
failed to appear, suspicious were at
once aroused that something was not
right and Sheriff Daniels started ira
GERS after them with the above result
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Hettinaer.

Hettinger NJ D., Oct 4.-To The
Forum: Work has been commenced on
the city hall which will be located on
the corner Of Main street and Jeffer-
SON avenue.
Miss Edna Williams took supper with
Minerva Greenup last Sunday evening
The cool. moonlight evenings are a
great inducement for young people to
spend the late hours out OF doors.
A. Patrick and son from Illinois are
spending a few weeks with their son
and brother Jas. Patrick.
j. A. Winkel of Iowa is spending a
few days in town. Mr.. WinkeI was
one Of the first men seen on the streets
of our town but went back to Iowa
a year ago. He Is greatly surprised In
the change of our village.
Christine Nelson has taken up the
household duties i'm the home of Mrs.
o. T. Peterson as Mrs. Peterson is In
very poor health.
The sale on skirts, suits and furs at
the Model was great success.
There has been a number of large
prairie fires in this vicinity of late.
One south Of town last Saturday burnt
over about one thousand acres j.
Cor. III.
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DRUNKEN SPREE
ENDS in DEATH
TFtR ESHlN0 HAND Is VICTIM OF
THE "PIG" cURSE-HAD BEEN
ROBBED OF $50.

Devils Lake N. D., Oct. z. - Oscar
Ericsson, transient, who has been
working for the threshing outfit of
Julius Haugen at the farm Of p. G.,
Durbin, seven miles northeast of Crazy.
died yesterday afternoon, either from
alcoholism or accident, self-inflbcted
during his drunken trip back from
home.
The only suspicious circumstances in
the matter are formed by the fact that
Ericsson had deposited $50 in the First
National bank OF Crary last Saturday,
when he came to work on the rig. Sew
eral of his companions swore to see
ing the certificate of deposit, and one
had been with him in the bank. Sher-
iff Belford and Deputy Coroner Jones
made a thorough search of the body,
but nothing was found which resem-
bled the certificate.
A coroner's inquest will be held to-
day.
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CELEBRATED ITS
BIG ANNIVERSARY
BOHEMIAN CATHOLIC CHURCH
or WAHPEToN OBSERVES
QUARTER CENTURY MARK.

wahpeton, N. D., Oct 7.--On Mon
day the Bohemian Catholic church
celebrated It's twenty fifth anniversary
at this place. One OF the former
priests. Father studnicka, sung high
mass and preached in Bohemian, ex-
pressing congratulations OF all the
Bohemian priests in this and neigh
boring states who could not be pres
emit. The priests being present mum
bered eight. among whom was Rev.
John Baker OF Cakes, N, d.. who de-
livered the whole history of the St.
Adalbert congregation and which was
eminent with all the historical facts.
The features of this church are
such that ii is the mother church OF
all the now existing parishes of Rich
land county, and missions extend Ia
Sargent and Wilkin counties, Nc
Cauleyville and Kent, the parish OF
Tintah also being supplied by this
place. Since the time of the founda-
ton of the arst Bohemian Catholic
church here. four priests in all have
OBLIGATED. and not a complaint being
heard by the bishop from any one oil
them, which fact bespeaks highly for
this parish, In 1872 Father Toma-
zian came to the farm of Albert Chez
TX and said the first mass in the now
town of Wahpeton. On Feb. l, 1904
the present pastor. Father Gaydusck
felt the joy of taking charge of the
congregation. There was no worry
about carrying on the finances until
the pastor went to Europe and ii was
then, when on board a ship at New
York harbor, he heard that the church
and parsonage, with everything bee
longing to the former pastors and good
people had been burned. The chape
was pronounced to be the best lookine
in the northwest and the loss was
something over $4,000. Though this
priest was absent, his heart was with
his people and he returned and com.
menced to rebuild and start over. There
were very few people who encouraged
him, some thinking that the German
Catholic church was ample to house,
hold the people, but the spirit of sac,
rificing the thought of being united
twenty five years ago on account o
nationality prevailed. The peopI
commenced building UP the presen
structure, the corner stone of whicl
was laid in 1907, and they are not sor
ry, for last Monday in the new edific
they celebrated the twenty fifth ami
versary of the Bohemian Catholi
church in this city. No one excep
the parishioners participated on thi
occasion, and a fine sermon was deliv
cred by Father Studnicks.
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FORMAN Scene OF
MURDEROUSATTACK
DRUGGIST HANSON GOES AFTER
WIFE WITH GUN AND KNIFE
-LYNcHlNc NARROWLY
AvERTED.

norman, N. D., Oct. 7.--Druggist II.
N. Hanson languishes in the county
Jail and his wife has gone TO her
home at Rutland as the result Of
mu-derous attack made by Hanson
upon his wife in their rooms over the
drug store.
Hanson is alleged to have been
abusing his young wife for some time
and about a month ago was put under
peace bonds. Tuesday night 1t was
noticed Hanson was abusing his wife.
Sheriff Mason and Ike stevens went
to the back door and soon Mrs. Han
son, having escaped from her husband.
Jumped out of the door with scream
Hanson was right behind her with a
revolver and knife. Between the rear
door and the street across vacant lot
shots were fired by Hanson at his
wife ana by the sreriff in an effort to
bring Hanson to his senses. AS the
street was reached several men caught
Hanson and the revolver was taken
from him. He was hurried to the jail
while the crowd made many threats
Of lynching.
Hanson was divorced about a year
ago and married his present wife last
Juna.
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grades and the further away the
wheat IL shipped the more Ii ID mixed
with lower grades. The result III that
North Dakota gets credit for raising
an inferior grade Of wheat
BY the establishment OF the North
Dakota No. hard variety 1t is be-
lieved that demand will be created
for 1t among the miilers of tn east.
and this win have a tendency towards
better things FOR the farmers of the
state.
Goes to Supreme Court.
The matter OF the transfer track at
Omemee In Bottineau county was pre-
sented by States Atty. J. y. Weeks
OF that county. This proposition has
been before the district court OF Bot
tineau county and was decided in ia
vor OF the railroad. 1t now goes to
the supreme court of the state TO de-
termine the constitutionalfty of the
law under which the proceedings were
instituted The proceedings in the
district court will be continued and
che case submitted as early as pos
sible.
The question OF establishing sta
tions at Kief, Turnbridge and Cuba
were taken UP. None OF these places
showed sufficient amount of freight
shipments, but the board recommend
ed that the railroad establish So
called portable stations at Cuba and
Tunbridge.
The board is in session this after
noon and will not adjourn till tomor-
raow evening. The meetings today
were held in the Commercial club
rooms.
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Darlington, N. D., Oct. 6.-To The
Forum: The Congregational church
association which met at Darlington
was rather unusually large and well
attended.
The various churches were we'll rep
resented and many interesting topics
of vital Importance to the church were
discussed.
An interesting feature Of the meet
ing was the musical part of the pro-
gramme. Among those who took part
was Mrs. Marie Watson Of Jamestown
Mrs. Watson has fine soprano voice
of extra ordinary range and her rem
dition was most artistic.
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OUT-OF ORDER KIDNEYS CAUSE BACKACfE

world, which will effect so thorough
and prompt d cure as fifty -cent
treatment or Pape's Diuretic, which
any druggist can supply.
It is needless to feel miserable and
worried, because this unusual prepar-
alton goes at once to the out-of- order
kidneys and urinary system, distribute
ing it's cleansing, healing AND
strengthening influence directly upon
the organs and glands affected, and
completes the cure before you realize
It.
Your physician, pharmacist, banker
or any mercantile agency win tell YOU
that Pape, Thompson q Pape, Of Cin-
cinnati, IL q large and responsible
medicine concern thoroughly worthy
OF your confidence.
Only curative results can come from
taking Pape's Diuretic and few days
treatment will make any one feel fine.
Accept ONLY Pape's Diuretic-fifty-
cent parliamentary drug store--any-
where In the world.
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FREE METHODISTS
HAVE GOOD MEET
MEETING AT GARDNER PROVES
A sUccEss-REV. BEERS or
SEATTLE IN CHARGE.

Gardner, N. D., Oct. THE twelfth
annual Free Methodist conference for
the state of North Dakota opened here
yesterday afternoon with good at
tendance. In the absence of Bishop
Jones of Michigan, who could not be
present, Rev. Beers of Seattle, Wash,
took charge of the meeting as presid-
ing officer.
There are delegates from practically
every Free Methodist church in the
state. 1t is reported that the Free
Methodists have had one of the best
years In their history and that the
annual reports, which will be given
later in the week, will be very en-
couraging.
The conference appointments and
changes in pastorates will be an
nounced on Saturday.
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Florida Everglades

If you want to enjoy:
climate where every breath is .
new lease of life,
A soil where nature has given the
most wonderful fertility,
A community where taxes are next to
nothing.
A home surrounded BY good neigh
bors, schools and churches.
An opportunity to grow with the
country and prosper under the most
favorable conditions,
Come with us to Southern Florida.
Begin today BY putting aside $1,000.
1t is small sum but may result in
changing your whole life.
We want YOU to understand condi-
tons thoroughly. We want you to ask
all questions you car think of. We
want you to be satisfied in every res-
pect.
Our purpose is not merely to open
up this land but to people II with gro
gressive. satisfied and happy settlers.
Already the tide Is beginning to roll
towards this last great homestead for
the poor man. Soon values viii far be-
You'd your reach. VIII you be one OF
the thousands who will and prosperity
I'm Florida or will you be one OF the
uuforfunates who will stick in the
same old rut with never n chance Of
equaling your neighbors?
ROBERT n. COLLINS
STATE AGENT
Florida Fruit Lands Co.
Fargo, Nurfh Dmkoaa
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Just q Few Doses VIII Regulate The
kidneys Ending sackaehe and
Bladder Misery.

Al real surprise awaits every suffer
or from kidney or bladder trouble who
takes several doses Of Papes Diuretic
Misery in the back. sides or ioins,
sick headache. nervousness, rheuma-
tism pains. heart palpitations, dizKi-
ness. sleeplessness. inflamed or swol-
len eyelids. lack OF energy and all
symptoms Of out -order kidneys
simply vanish.
Uncomfortable urination Especially
at mighty, smarting, offensive and dis
colored water and other bladder mis-
cry ends.
The moment you suspect kidney
or urinary disorder, or feel any rheu-
matisrn. begin taking this harmless
medicine, with the knowledge That
there Is no other remedy, at any
price, made anywhere else in the
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FIFTH REPORT IS READY.
North Dakota Geological Survey An
nounees Completion of Volume.

Grand Forks, N D., Oct. 7.-Dr. A.
G. Leonard of the university has just
announced the completion Of the fifth
biennial report OF the North Dakota
geological survey. IT is a volume of
27s pages with 30 plates, including two
geological maps. The contents of the
volume Is as follows
The geology of northwestern North
Dakota with special reference to coal.
The geology Of northeastern North
Dakota with special reference to ce-
ment materials.
The manufacture of hydraulic ce-
ment.
Laboratory tests in cement making
with North Dakota materials.
The geological history of North Da-
kota.
The Bottineau gas field.
Good roads and road materials.
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HIGHER MARKET.

Rugby Wants 70 Know Why It's Neigh
hors Get Better Prices.
Rugby, N. d.. Oct THE fact that
the wheat markets at neighboring
towns Is from 2 to 4 cents higher than
II ID in Rugby, has led to an investi-
cation by a number of local business
men, and the probabilities are that
the proposition will be taken up
through the commercial club. 1t ID
claimed that the higher market in the
places nearby has resulted in Rugby
losing large amount or grain this
year, also considerable business, and
that fact has caused the movement
towards an investigation.
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NOVEMBER TERM or COURT.
Judge TempIeton Issues Order Today
Setting Date Nov. q.

Grand Forks, N. D.. Oct. IAN or
der was issued today instructing the
clerk Of court to draw thirty-six
jurors to sit at the November term of
district court which will convene In
this city November %, this date being
set by Judge Templeton, who Issued
the order. The civil and criminal cal
endar viii be brought for jury trial
and promises to be large, there being
a number of new cases filed, together
with those left over from the last
term. The criminal calendar from
present indications will be rather
light.
A special term of Nelson county dis
trict court has been ordered by Judge
Templetpn for court cases only The
term will be held November Is.
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A BIG LAND RUSH.
Bowman Anticipates a Long String Of
Settlers.

Bowman, N. d. Oct. THAT the
value of Bowman county soil is rapid
ly increasing is evident from the large
number OF sales made in this vicinity
the past week. The local real estate
agencies were scene OF great &C
tivity and approximately there were
at least seventy-five buyers in search
of land adjacent TO Bowman. The
minimum price received for the sales
made the past week ranged from SIS
TO $27 and 1t is an assurance from
the large demand for land In TINS
locality that these prices Will last
but a short time. The magnificent
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saltwater, Bowman. Paoli. Cox and
Ludlow (the last two In South Dako-
to) to the old II 9 ranch, where a
postofice called Glenleavitt Ia now
established. They stopped at Buffalo
and Camp Crook. Belle Fourche,
Deadwood and Lead city on their way
and allowed three days for the Hard
ing county. s. D., fair.
Continuing their journey they
touched the southeastern corner OF
Wyoming, spending one day ait the
Finch fishing resort and taking In the
historic town OF Sundanee. Their trip
back led through the Bear Butte dis
trict and onward via Lennon, 8, p,
They made 1888 miles on this Journey
and no repairs OF any kind were need
ed on the auto.
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pr. Arthur Peaks M.

Valley City, N. D., Oct. IA tele-
gram from Miles City, Mont, states
that Dr. Arthur Peake is very i'll at
that point. Although details of the
nature of his illness have not been
learned. Mrs. Peake received word on
Monday of the doctors illness and left
for Miles City on Monday evening
The doctor has been spending the past
fortnight or more at that point.
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opERAToR HELD in JAIL.
Frank TestOr Could Not Furnish $500
Rond and Lan0uistes in Cell.

Devils Lake. m. d., Oct. 4. Frank
Trestor, the Churches Ferry telegraph
operator who was brought back from
Montana on the charge Of forging a
q pass was brought before Justice Orr
yesterday. He plead not guilty to the
charge. and was remanded under a
$500 bond, which was more than he
could furnish He viii be held tn jail
untn the arrival of Special Agent Lee
rnIre OF the Great Northern. who will
furnish the evidence against him. NO
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bonds to take UP the warrants now out
for city work The election was au-
thorized by a resolution OF the city
council passed last month, which or
dered the question to be submitted to
the voters Not very much interest
was taken In the election. and the to-
tai vote cast forms a very small per-
centage Of the total voting population
OF the city.
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Farmsre, Trust.

Cooperstown, N. D., Oct. Ito The
Forum: think it is time that the
farmers of North Dakota should form
grain trust and fix prices for high
grade grain about like the following:
Wheat, $1.25; durum. S1.10; flax.
$780, barley. so cents; oats, 80 cents:
rye. rs cents. A Farmer.
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crops raised this season has made
most favorable impression upon the
land spectators Of the east who are
buying tracts and are bringing large
number of farmers to the west to In
vest in Dakota land.
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Kicked BY a Horse.

Edmore. N. D., Oct. Tuesday
morning while putting box on his
wagon at the Robertson lumber yard.
the team Of Albert Wright got scared
and one OF the horses kicked Mr.
Wright quite badly and before he
could recover the lines they ran away.
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Thirty Nine Voters Register Choice
at Municipal Election.
Devils Lake. N, D., Oct, Thirty
nine votes were cast in the municipal
election at the city hall. oil In favor
Of the issue Of $4,000 In per cent
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N. D. NO. | GRADE
is ESTABLISHED
RAIL ROAD COMMISSION ORDERS
NEW GRADE-TWiN CITY
SHIPPERS FAVORED ON
500 LINE.

Grand Forks, N. D., Oct when
the North Dakota board of railroad
commissioners went into session yes
terday, a committee of the Grand
Forks Commercial club composed of
F. ID. Cameron. G. G. Finch and Geo.
Fl. Wilder appeared to present the sew
eral propositions that are of particu-
lar interest to the local shippers and
which, If carried out. will have state
wide effect
One Of these propositions, that of
rates on the 500 railroad will prob
ably result in a special session being
held by the board for the purpose Of
considering the question. An appar-
ent discrimination upon the part of
the 500 line against the Grand Forks
shippers and In favor of the twin city
shippers was shown in connection
wgtn tne rates 70 points lying between
Forest River and Fairdale on the
wheat line which towns are Conway,
Medford. I.Ankin and Adams. 1t Ia
claimed that the rates to these points
are lower from Minneapolis and St.
Paul than they are from Grand Forks.
The matter Of securing through
tariff to points south and north OF
Kenmare by way of Forest River or
Ardoch, as well as the charge on re-
turn empties, were presented and the
board decided to take these matters
up with the 500 railroad and the Nor
thern Express Co. respectively.
North Dakota No. !.
one action Of the BOARD that Is 81
particular importance was thar OF the
establishment of a North Dakota No
/ hard grade Of wheat 1t ID provided
that such grade shall be at least rs
per cent OF the Scottish varieties o.
wheat and 1t must weigh nifty nine
pounds to the measured busheI
The establishment Of this new grade
i will result tn the placing OF the North
Dakota wheat on the pedestal 1t ID
entitled to. 1t Ii contended that al
the terminals North Dakota wheat 81
the best variety Ii mixed with inferios
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REvlvAL az RoTTlNEAu.
General Interest Taken in Union Ser
vices Led by Rev. w. 3. Riley.

sFardena, N. D.. Oct. REV. w. 3.
Riley, pastor of the first BaptisI
church, Minneapolis, has returned
home, after conducting two weeks
evangelist, Rev. Mr.. Martin, organ
lied and conducts a choir Of fifty
voices. The meetings have been un-
usually successful and the interest
continues undated.
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witnesses were examined. and I
hearing was merely preliminary.
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MADE A LONG TRIP.
Dickinson Parties Cover 1888 Miles
Without Trouble.

Dickinson, N. D., Oct 7.-George
returned from an extended trip by au-
to through the country south.
They travelled by way OF Desart.
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FARGO FOUNDRY CO., Fargo, ND.
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EAvoRs noNp lssuE.

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