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The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-01-21
CONDEMNATION
SUIT ON TRIAL
WESTERN DAKOTA RY. CO., SUB
slDARY OF THE NORTHERN
PACIFIC is PLAINTIFF IN CASE
IN DISTRICT couRT-wlTH Z.
OLSEN ET Al. DEFENDANTS.

Despite the fact that the Northern
Pacific Railway co. is one of the
favorite defendants in district and
federal courts in North Dakota. tnis
company is today plaintiff in an ac-
ton which Is being tried before Judge
.Chas. A. Pollock in the district court
for Cass county
The case Is that of the Western
Dakota. Railway Co, subsidiary com
.pany Of the N. P. against Edward OIL
son. .et latf the action being in con-
domination OF a section of land In Nor
ton county. For the convenience Of
the attorneys and litigants the case
was started in Cass county.
Atty. John Watson appears for the
plaintiff company while Stambaugh
q Fowler appear for the defendants.
The land In question Is located
south OF Mandan The testimony Of
fered, shows some difference as to the
location of certain large sized sand
butte. as we'll as fresh water creek
just where these really are located
will cut considerable figure iii the
findings Of the jury.
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believe CITY IS
IN NO WAY LIABLE
SHELDON MAN FALLS THROUGH
HOLE IN FLOOR OF NJ, D. I'M
PRoVEMENT co. BUILDING
SIDEWALK is IN SAFE coNpI.
TON IN FRONT OF PLACE.

Whether or not the city of Fargo is
in any way liable for the accident
which befelI James Hickey of Sheldon.
~ D.. last evening. who suffered a
broken arm and several fractured ribs
by falling into the basement of the
North Dakota Improvement :" co..
building between the Grand and the
Y. M. G. A.. was the subject of dis
cussion about the city hall this morn
ing. The affair is considered most un-
fortunate by all
An examination of the walk in front
of the new building shows it is in ordi
nary condition. The hole through
which the man fell is inside the build
ing line where the floor has not been
laid. 1t is believed that guard rails
should have been put UP in front Of
the building, especially at this dime
when so many visitors are in the civ
The walk on First avenue is one where
traffic is especially heavy.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-01-21
MRS. H. RUTHRUFF
CALLED BY DEATH
AGED RESIDENT OF CITY PASSED
AWAY LAST EVENING 49, CAUSE
OF DEATH WAS HEART FAILURE
PIONEER RESIDENT or. .cAss
COUNTY. ----.s SC s..- -.

Mrs. Araminta Ruthruff, aged 7s
years, wife Of Henry Ruthruff, 1927
Fourth avenue south, succumbed to an
attack of heart disease with which she
had been bravely battling for months
at the family residence last evening
at IL o'clock.
She had been a sufferer from heart
trouble for years and during the past
year she had been practically an In
valid. In December she was taken
with a very bad attack and she rapidly
grew weaker. ing the holidays and
for some til ~evfous to Christ
mas she I2. rs door and dur
ing all of Ii, elk her demise was
feared hourly.
She made remarkable rally and had
gained some remnant of her former
strength. Her son and daughter who
had been. with her constantly while
death was lowering near, had left the
former going to his home at Winnipeg
and the latter to her school at Ellen
dale, N. D. Last evening she was again
taken with a bad attack and the end
came within few hours.
A devout christian woman, she was
constantly making friends and was al
ways cheerful and happy despite the
fact that she was constantly face to
face with death. She was a member of
the First Presbyterian church of which
her husband is an elder.
Mrs. Ruthruff was born I'm New York
state, near Watkins. With her husband
she came to North Dakota about TWEEN
ty-six years ago, and they made their
home for years near Gardner and Hun
ter. Mr.. Ruthruff was in business in
Hunter for number of years but re-
tired several years ago and moved to
Fargo, where they have since made
their home.
She is survived by her husband. one
daughter, Miss May Ruthruff who
teaches in the Glendale city schools
and one son Erna Ruthruff. who is in
business in Winnipeg. Mr.. and Mrs.
Ruthruff celebrated their golden we'd
ding seven years ago.
Funeral arrangements will be IN
charge Of Undertaken Rice and will
not be completed until the son and
daughter arrive in the city.
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MEET AT END OF
PROSPEROUS YEAR
ANNUAL ELECTION or NORTH /.
WESTERN MUTUAL INVEST
MENT CO. HELD YESTERDAY
HUNT HEADS ORGANIZATION
STOCKHOLDERS PLEASED.

| Following the close Of most sue
cessful years business, the annual
| stockholders meeting of the North
western Mutual Investment Co. was
held yesterday at the offices of the
company in this city. The annual re-
ports Of the officers showed very
satisfactory condition and stockholders
are very much pleased with the pros
poets.
On account OF the press Of private
business. w. X. Boyd was unable TO
continue as secretary. Mr.. Boyd re-
tains his interest In the company,
however, having a place on the direc-
torate
The officers elected yesterday are:
PTesident--W. E. Hunt.
First Vice President-James Ken
needy.
Second Vice President-T. S. Talcott.
Treasurer--W. o. Olsen a
Secretary-Wayne G. Eddy.
The president and vice presidents
and treasurer together together with
W. FL Boyd, Frank B. Chapman and
DR.. Albert Hallenberg, form the board
of directors
An additional member of the advisory
board was elected in the person of e.
G. Carney Of Williston, one of the very
prominent business men Of that city.
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ton, was presented with a fine gold
sabre a day or so ago by E.. Il. Cole,
proprietor of the Metropole hotel,
and the handsome and versatile gen
tlenan from the city of opportunity lis
exceedingly proud of the beautiful
article, which he will guard zealously
The sabre has been suitably inscribed
and when fastened to the coloneTs
portly form will attract the attention
of all.
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Foley's Kidney Remedy will cure snv
case of kidney or bladder trouble that
Is not beyond the reach of medicine n
invigorates the entire system and
strenthens the kidneys so they elinin-
ate the impurities from the blood.
Backache, rheumatism, kidney and
bladder troubles are all cured by this
great medicine. II. H Casselman.
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NOT Full.

For the first time in many years.
the Dakota Business colleges of Fargo
has not had to turn away pupils in
January. The school is enrolling more
pupils than ever before but its mag
nificent new building enables it to
care for more people and to give them
much better accommodations.
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WITH CRANE oRpwAy co.

I want prospective pupils to notice
the fact that the very best firms in
Fargo are employing Dakota Business
college pupils almost exclusively"
said Professor Watkins. I'VE have
rust placed another man with Man
ager Forth of the above company
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WHITEHEAD GETS SABRE
Portly Williston Editor Presented
With Sabre by Alderman
e. G. Cole.

Col. Ben Whitehead, editor of The
Williston state. who has been in the
city for the past few days in atten-
dance at the Grain Growers conven-
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-01-21

Sale of home cooking by the Bap.
tist, ladies. Saturday No 90 Broad,
way.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-01-21
Clover Seed Wanted.

We want several thousand pounds
OF Northwest Grown clover seed. Sub
NIT samples with prices. Page Bene-
dict Land Co.
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THE BIJOU

Saturday Candy Sale. Molasses But
tercups, rs cents per pound.
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The New Addition, North sroadw.

E"V NVW EHuuItEVHS NOFtH bFoauWay.
See our offerings of choice inside
lots. They are selling It's to be the
best in the city. Consult us. Page
Benedict Land Co.
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Fine. MUSIC. fine time. dance ii
Stones hall Saturday evening.
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Some Excellent Addresses.

The principal address of the eve
ming was delivered by Pres. j. III.
Worst of the A. c., and president of
the Tri- State Grain & Stock Growers
association. 1t was his annual ad-
dress and appears in full under a sep
arate heading elsewhere in this edi-
ton of The Forum.
Another address of vital interest
and giving timely hints on the educa-
ton of girls and which also appears
in full in this issue. was delivered by
Miss Jessie M. Hoover, dean of wo-
men and head of tine department of
domestic science of the A. C. A dem
onstration of the fireless cooker prov
ed ofKmuch interest to the vast audi
ence. especially to the feminine con-
tingent.
N. j. Bachelor. editor of The Ma
tional Grange, who was scheduled to
deliver an address last evening was
not able to be in the city. His place
was filled by couple of speakers.
Supt. T. A. Hoverstad and Hon. o. c..
Gregg, both of the farmers institute
corps OF North Dakota. Both speak
ers greatly entertained the audience,
with subjects of interest to the agri-
culturalists and their wives and fam
flies.
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four times what 1t is doing at the pres
ent time We must adopt a more in
tensive system Of farming.
The Demonstration Farms.
The speaker. which is to follow.
Mr.. Porter, viii speak of the work
which has been done upon the demon
stration farms of the state and I think
that it would be interesting to the
farmers to know something of the
history of the establishment of these
farms Four years ago went to the
Great Northern and the Northern Pa
cif1c railroads and asked them to set
aside q certain amount of land for
demonstration purposes. They did this.
These farms were to be for the pur-
pose of showing the farmers what
could De done with the planting of
good seed, proper cultivation and rota-
ton.
A year later the legislature made an
appropriation for maintaining and
operating these farms and establish
ed six more of them. A year ago
eleven more farms were established
by the Legislature until at the present
time we nave some twenty-five or
twenty-three farms scattered over the
state in such localities as they will
be as far as possible representative of
the country in which they are located
AS Mr.. Porter will tell you about what
has been dones upon THESE farms / will
not go into detail in regard to their
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Remnant saIA

or fine embroideries and insertions
Saturday, at S, 10 and is cents 1pei.
yard Read A. L. Moody's ad in. to-
nights Forum.
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LAST DAY OF THE
Big CONVENTION

Continued from Page One.
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relative to the experiments which have
been carried on since the farms were
established. His address will appear
In full in the Saturday issue of The
Forum. 90
Professor Bolley also gave a most in
teresting talk ON weeds. on the. farm.
This appears in full on another page
of this edition III. A. .tBennis, a prom
inent farmer Of Finley, N. D.. talked
for short time upon the subject of
flax wilt, in which he paid Prof. ii. l..
Bolley glowing compliment for his
discovery and breeding OF b witt re-
sisting strain of flax.
The business of the convention was
taken up at the meeting this after
noon.
Band Concert and Programme.
The session of the convention last
night which began with concert by
the North Dakota agricultural college
cadet band, under the direction OF
DR.. G. s. Putnam fully kept up the
record for large attendance which has
marked the eleventh annual meeting
of the farmers from the beginning.
Every foot of space in the operahouse
was Understanding room was at a.
premium.
AS usual Doctor Putnam and his
aggregation of student musicians gave
high class entertainment which was
appreciated fully, the repertoire hav-
ing a wide range and the rendition
being very good considering the fact
that while some Of the musicians have
been at the A3aCs for several years,
the greater part of them are just new
students many of VINO have never
had any musical training until enter
ing the institution.
The programme last night was the
first of series of concerts which will
be given over the state during the
winter. the schedule is to include
some forty-two cities and was pro-
vided at the meeting of the board of
trustees Of the college at its meeting
on Tuesday.
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Following President Worst, w n.
Porter, superintendent of the demon
stration farms of the state gave d
most comprehensive talk Of the work
which has been done on the farms.
He used charts to illustrate and an
swered d large number of questions
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Dos Saus oes
Schulmei(ters.
Dem SolIdnbiIhen oes Gsrarb aellsr
nadsr3dblt BON Nool 8Iafer.
(Tortiebune.)

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QofQl +. Serldt.
9ie Zosialiften
Gabl Der Earteileiter I'm uadifeu
,Safr.

Die bi.iisen GoSialiiien bielien sss
fern in ihrer oalle an Der ID. uno
Gin Sirabe Elm. Sibuns ab, tpelhe
ben ~Shparssn 9as" .rtpdbnte unb in
tpeldsr bic iols.nbsn gsamten fir bas
iommsnbe Sabr erIpdbIt Duroen:
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8. u. Mebner, sJinanSsSeiretar; Nm.
G.ore., S6abmsiiier; ". e. Mpore.
aitteraturs4seni; George 9rnling.
Sreanifator. T,ssIeihen ipurbe cine
Rsiolniicn raiiirt, In ipelter eseen Die
ungebIihe MbIfi proisitirt piro. oem
in MiInauts. gum aonsrebabgeorone'
ten er.p1bIien Go3inliiten 9ietor 8.
gereer ieinsn Gib iireitie 5u MAIDEN.
0es Meiieren lam cine ReioIuticn 3ur
Mnnabme, NORM bic 6anblurs ber
Hihter bes 9unoesnppelI1iions De-
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So5ialiii.n s5reb. .. Warren beFdtiss
ten, nIs einen Shlag eesen perlonllds
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unb bsrsn Mbiesuns perlanst uiro
4uberhem ipurbs bic 9oiihaf. be-
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2laifenmahnsrI beseihnet unb gum
SdlufIe eriI6rie iih bic Werfamm!une
su Buniten Der Mebeuen in Werifo
unb priicie bsnie!ben ibre Spmpothls
aus.
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0rxus,is.xtbams uebertrasn1ssa
Gincinnati, 10. Ge5,

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gauI Siennrt on George gS. ga.
no, eigentbum befannt OILS 5000
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$9625.
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uno 3. so. $500.
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Go. $3.50.
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unb e. go. $4,000.
4brabam 0srnsr an Central Jairs
mount .. unb 8. SO. 5000.
Spi.pb G. 5homa Oh YropibeRi
Sapinss 9. uno :. 60. $4,000.
2ouiis 6. Werreu on bisIslbt.
$4,000.
Sopinu 6. Bartlett an Gnt.rpriie
9. unb 9. u. 60. $500.
SIirer Serman on Gntsrpriis 3.
uno 6. U. 60. $2700.
Warsarst aI.in on M. 6. auntsI.
$4O0.
Florence R. Ritdsp an Cottage Q.
unb 9. 60. $500.
Sobn 8. SsiI.sr an Sobn o. W.Its
trcd. $500.
pstsr 6. Rasba1 on Wariu Sin3.
$4,000.
Sohn =. Don Der 5eibs on urbana
llriperii.n. $500.
9erislbe on 2uep 50. Qsd. 5000.
9..iIst. 5ppotb.tsn.
eotparb 9rapis on llnitp 6. unb 3.
60. $500.
6. gtnbsr cn Wm. JeIoniid,
$1,000.
9ouifd @pobparb on Warp Seiiins
esr. $1100.
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$1,000.
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u. SO. $l250.
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fteao 60. $3.50.
!. Q. gonberhsibs an Queen Gin
3. g. unb Z. go. $1,000.