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The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-07-27

burning suns and wet by driving rains,
and yet never. during the entire vaca-
ton, which extended into September,
did they any Of them take cold. The
winds might blow across them as they
slept. but 1t did not harm: them. They
found that IL you open your lungs wide
enough you can overcome all the con-
ditions which create the ill-health that
Is accumulated by a shutin nat exist
ence.
Children who are well are nearly al
ways happy. Children who are happy
are usually good.
Oh, 1t works in circle, and we must
be wise enough to get into the ring.
This is the fight OF our lives-thIs for
health--for on health depends wealth,
wisdom. happiness and morality.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-07-27
Rraised Lima Beans.

Soak beans over night. Boil tender
In water. When well done but still
tender and not soft and soggy drain
off water, reserving 1t for broth. Melt
three ounces of butter I'm frying pan,
add one' teaspoonful of tomato sauce
and four drops Of tobaEco sauce, a
few drops of lemon juice. When hot
put beans in. Stir them with a fork
to keep them from burning and when
golden brown serve.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-07-27

Make a crust with one-haIf more
shortening than biscuit. Roll in two
sheets. Spread the under one with
butter, place the other on top, and
bake. When baked separate the lay
ers and put in a pint of washed ber-
ries, sweetened while wet. If eaten
hot make a sauce of cream and sugar,
or simply use more powdered sugar,
as preferred.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-07-27

that the matter oil
informing or in
structing the child
In matters vital to
its well being al
well as to it's edu
cation and moral
outlook is still in
the hands of the
mothers.
? Mothers, there.
fore, must know
how to bring up a
child which will
not be a monstros-
ity in body, mind
or morals.
There is no roy
-
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-07-27
Addison News.

Addison. N. D., July 2s.-To the
Forum: Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
schwarz and son Bert made an, auto
trip to Great Bend, where they Wis
tied their sister over Sunday.
Miss Gusta Gohdes is attending the
summer school at Valley City.
r.. w. Suckow and Miss Cora re-
turned from Inverness, Mont, last
week after spending the summer on
their homesteads. They are delighted
with the climate there and report
frequent and copious rains during July.
Miss Edith Maloney who has been
the guest OF Miss Houd returned to
her home Monday.
Wheat harvest began here last week.
The grain Is light and the yield win
not be nearly up to that OF last year.
Frank Kolberg returned from In
yernesg. Montana. last week.
Art Schneider il visiting friends ct
Marion
Rev. suckow returned from Glen
Uilin this morning. Cor. Al.
MApLE-o viii make your Maple
Syrup. -..-..--.-~-.
e 49,
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-07-27

Rheumatism and govt are thus pre-
vented by using buttermilk, which
he claims prevents the stiffening of
the blood vessels which brings on de-
cay. Buttermilk stimulates the liver,
stomach and kidneys, tones the stom-
ach and furnishes material for healthy
blood,
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-07-27
The RuttermlIk Cure.

An experienced doctor says the sour
of buttermpk will dissolve every sort
of earthly deposit in the blood vessels
and keep the veins and arteries so sup
pie that there can be no clogging up,
hence, no deposits of irritating and
calcareous matter around the joints.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-07-27
Notlca.

Cur fall and winter Fashion catalogue
is new ready for mailing and will be
sent to any address upon receipt a. 10
senGs to cover the cost OF mailing. You
should not overlook this opportunity
to see over 1000 Of the newest designs
for ladies', Misses and CLiidren's cloth
Ang. It's worth many times the price
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-07-27
Spfead Raeta,

Use young, tender beets. Boil, peel
and chop fine. Put in a pan with a
tablespoonful Of butter. two of vine
gar and salt and pepper to taste.
These are nice served with salt cod
and mashed potato. If the beets are
small use four to each tablespoonful of
butter.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-07-27
HEALTH AND MORALS.
BY MARY RUSSELL.

III more women would inform them.
selves upon the questions OF health ane
It's effects upon the morals, there would
De fewer invalids and insane in thu
next generation.
We cannot disguise from ourmnfxra,
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-07-27
TO Serve Lunches AZ Eair.

The Baptist Ladies Aid society will
serve lunches Of home cooked foods at
the fair grounds near the grand stand
every day.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-07-27

formerly resided at Bismarck. The
young couple will enjoy a honeymoon
In Virginia before returning to Bis
marck.
Among the most interesting Of the
announcements of autumn brides il
that which comes from Mr.. and Mrs.
Ferdinand G. Lucke, now of Havrc,
Mont, but until recently residents OF
Niagara, of the engagement and ap-
preaching marriage OF their. youngest
daughter, Dorothy Louise, to DR.. James
Manley, formerly of Duluth, but now
OF Niagara. The wedding is set for
early September. and Miss Lucke will
probably come back to her native state
to have the ceremony performed. She
Is expected in August and from then
until her wedding day she will be en-
tertained at the home of her brother
and other relatives in both Niagara
and McCanna. Dr. HAnley il sou
OF Mr. and Mrs. r. s. Hanley OF Du-
luth.s
Many Of the friends of DR.. Ivan r..
Maercklein and Miss Edna I. Stratton
of cakes, were surprised to learn that
this couple had given everybody the
slip and sped away TO the county seat
and had been quietly married before
Judge Wickersharn. DR.. Maercklein is
the junior member OF the firm OF Drs.
Maercklein Bros, proprietors of the
Cakes hospital, and is one of the most
popular and successful physicians in
the city. Miss Stratton 10 young
lady much esteemed for her many fine
qualities and unusual proficiency in
her profession, that of nurse. She has
been employed at the Cakes hospital
for several years.
Albert Schroeder and Miss Myrtle
Mead, both Of Fairmount, were mar
ried at Wahpeton recently. The bride
Is a daughter OF Mr. and MRS. John
Mead, now Twink at woodruff. She
was born and raised to wonnanhood in
that vicinity, where she is held in the
highest esteem by all The BRIDE
groom is an industrious young farmer,
with exemplary habits, and well
thought OF by all. d
The marriage of Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Koenig took place In Wash
burn short time ago. The bride was
formerly Mrs. Lydia Reich, or the
county seat and the bridegroom is
well known to Underwood people. The
words uniting the happy couple were
pronounced BY Rev Albert HIT In the
presence Of . small company OF rela-
tives and friends. After the ceremony
Mr.. and Mrs. Koenig took brief we'd
ding journey to Minneapolis, before re-
turning to Underwood. where they VIII |
be 1t home hereaftes - their friends.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-07-27
STATE WEDDINGS.

At Vinton, Ia, recently occurred the
marriage of Dennis B. Cook, eldest
son of Mrs. Ollie e. Cook of Bismarck,
and Miss Catherine Burchard, who
formerly resided at Bismarck The
young couple will enjoy honeymoon
IN Virginia before returning to Bis
marck.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-07-27

TRY F&AVoRINE for your Vanilla
flavor.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-07-27

MAPLE-o will make your Maple
Syrup. ----.s-----..
The Calumet news., 1910-10-06
UNLISTED STOCKS.

j. y. Minnear & Co. say today:
London sent over slightly lower quo
tations this morning. Fear that the
Portugal troubles might extend tc
Srain started n small wave of selling.
Stock offerings, however, were greed
ily taken and closing prices for the
most part were the best for the day.
Copper shares were i'm excellent de-
mand all day. North Butte was lead
er advancing almost two points from
yesterdays closing There was good
buying of other Boston coppers but
they did not respond as did North
Butte. CRANKY was an exception, sell
ing as low as $25.. decline of three
points from the opening quotation.
Curb trading was quite brisk with In
diana, Algomah and Superior & Pitts,
burg features. Copper stocks on tho
whole are I'm strong position and
can easily be made to show q fur
ther, and material advance.
The Calumet news., 1910-10-06
Paine, Weber & Co.'S GOSSIP

The Amalgamated Copper people
nave at last concluded (and their de-
cision is commendable, though tardv
one) to issue official statements here
after giving the copper outputs of the
Washee and Great Falls smelters. The
Official figures covering the produce
ton or these two plants for the month
OF September were Washoe 15.4O0 900
pounds; Great Falls $500. 900 pounds.
total 22,200000 pounds IL is estimat-
ed that 100000 pounds represents
the so-called Independent production
OF the Butte district for September.
II now remains for the Amaleamated
interests TO go step farther and fall
IN line with the other producers by
showing the individual production OF
each property controlled. The pre-
dictions made by leading New York
copper interests last week that the
copper shares would soon begin 10 re-
fleet the Improvement I'm conditions
IN the copper metal market have been
The Calumet news., 1910-10-06
NATIONAL.

There is some confusion as TO the
meaning of the statement filed by the
National Mining Exploration company
i'm making a voluntary petition into
bankruptcy. says the Boston Financial
News The statement showed liabili-
ties of $39S.SOO. but s25O,OOO Of this
is contingent liability represented
by the bond issue of the same amount
The entire bond issue is in the hands
of the holders OF the company's note
for 100000 and aside from the bond
issue the liabilities are $4,000 rep
resented by thd collateral note for
100000 and $4,000 of unsecured liza
bilities.
The object in having the company
declared a bankrupt was TO conserve
its assets, and upon the appointment
of the receivers in bankruptcy the
court issued an injunction preventing |
the sale of the collateral held against |
the note viz, S25O,0OO OF the COM
pduA uphuS. II II naturally Nnc ne
sire OF the directors To restrict the La
bility 10 the amount of the note, or
and not be compelled to pay
the par value of the bonds or $780,
600.
A committee of stockholders has
been formed To formulate a plan Of \
reorganization ana circular will be
issued in a day or two asking deposits I
nf the stock in the Old Colony Trust I
rompany. The plan will undoubtedly / G
provide for the payment Of the stock r
holders of an assessment Of perhaps ! +
20 cents per share, which would clear n
The company of debt and provide suf- :
icient capital To develop the property \
probably TO the producing stage. as n
here are two smelters in the Globe 4
amp and the company, will have n
neither a railway or smelter to erect n
Referee Olmstead In the United y
states bankruptcy court, has issued an II
rider restraining Nathan L. Amster c,
nd others from disposing Of the notes ot
# 100000. payable to Mr. Amster. by Of
he National Mining Exposition cam ii
any. nj
The Calumet news., 1910-10-06
MINES AND MINING. STOCKS

borne out i'm substantial way durine
the last few days. These interests
continue 10 talk very bullishly and
while boom is not predicted a grad
ual Improvement covering an extend
cd period is looked for. Amalgamat-
ed at the moment seems To be a big
favorite and par is freely predicted
for ii within three months OF the
other coppers in which New York is
heavily interested. such prices as 60
for Utah Copper and Tenn. Copper
and 80 for New. Cons. are talked. This
sudden change in position of these
Interests will be an important factor
in the trading in Boston and has al
ready created very strong feeling
among brokers.-Financia News.
The copper market shows little
change from Monday. The majority
Of selling agencies, including the Unit !
ed Metals Selling company and Amer
can Smelling and Refining company, |
ire selling electrolytic copper on a
'asis Of II SIS cents a pound. Senti-
nent in copper circles is more cheer
al and estimates of the reduction oi
tocks in the month of Sept continue
q range between ten and twenty mill
on pounds. There has been a slight
in buying. but il has not
cached large proportions as yet.
on Sunday last the British Column
Ia Copper company blew in its No.
furnace. recently enlarged to 1000 I
ms daily capacity, and the smelter a
)w has capacity of 900 tons OF b
'nvorter product per day. No. fur Ii
zee was enlarged To 1000 tons some n
me ago. while the second furnace n
as left at its original size, 500 tons.
lipments have commenced from the W
ew Dominion property and these is
III be brought up and maintained at
0 tons of ore daily. The New Do
Inion property re-enterod the pro- Y
cling ranks last week after several in
ars OF idlcEess. For the first time III
its history, the British Columbia wi
pper company has a reserve supply cl,
fuel with two months supply, all tn
which has been paid for. In add-
n. it has 100000 of supplies and an
out S275,OOO cash. The companys ga
ptember operations showed about up
same cost as during August-7.7 Pi
ITS per pound for copper after Gre Ma
ing the precious metals values. we
The Calumet news., 1910-10-06

g ground Al that time the drift wa.
$ being Strengthened. The outcome has
4 gone beyond expectations.
The lode is IS feet wide and richly
charged with copper from foot To
hanging. Al the 500 foot level the
south drift has improved materially
since the article OF Sept. "a was writ
; ten and is looking exceptionally good.
J The other openings continue the same.
The diamond drill at the LOO foot
level has finished and is being moved
to the 1850 foot level OF No. l shaft.
1t is evident to the management
that the copper ground will be opened
at the 1.1OO foot level. drifting north
ward.-Gay and Sturgis.
Chicago. oct. 6.-B. X. SNOW, in his
report for October issued today says
that the corn crop is made and IS be-
yond the possibility of material dam
age from frost. The condition OF the
plant is sos or 1.5 points better than
it was month ago.
ing despatch has been received at |
the Office Of Indiana Copper Co. No |
drill is still in Felsite with copper at |
a depth of l.497 feet Just as good as
number ?. The lode was cut l,45O
so the drill has been in it for AZ feet
and is still in it,
Boston Mass. oct 6.-The Bana of
England rate was not advanced today
ls expected and i'm consequence the
bear traders we're again disappointed.
IN fact, conditions are gradually shap-
nS themselves so that the bears are
more likely to meet with defeat.
Stocks have a very strong tone and .
With numerous little setbacks prom
sc TO work higher-Irving j. Sturgis. y
calumet, Mich. oct. 6.-The New
'ork market opened higher this morn
lg but became dull and weaker after
he first hour until near the close
men prices began to strengthen and "
losing figures were at the highest for
ne day. a
The Boston market acted very well -
nd some issues showed substantial "a
aims at the close. North Butte sold -
p to 31k, Indiana 16 Us. Superior & -
ittsburg 13. Superior Copper 5Ib. 10
ass and Lake SO rs. CRANKY was - -
eak opening at 2S and selling down -
20, closing at that price.
The curb list was also inclined TO :,
stronger. Chino selling at 2O%. -,
'uth Lake 81 and Inspiration 8 SIS. -
There was tips out to buy Steel -
mmon on report of better business :.
nditions throughout the country :,
The Calumet news., 1910-10-06
LIBRARY MONEY RECEIVED.

Township Treasurer Will Lamore
mas received check for $1,4i912 from
County Treasurer Rashleigh, being the
townships apportionment of county
lines to the local library fund, which is
based on the number of children Of
school age IN each township or district.
The check has been placed i'm the
hands of Township Clerk George Mar
tin.
The Calumet news., 1910-10-06
THOUSANDS ATTEND MASS.
Second Day of Conservation Cere-
monies for Bio Cathedral.

New York, oct 6.-The feature of
this' the second day OF the elaborate
ceremonies attending he conservation
of st. Patriek's Cathedral, was SOL
emn pontifcal mass for all the Roman
Catholic children of the metropolis.
the mass took place at ten o'clock this
morning. The responses of the mass
were sung by 5000 of the children of
the parochial schools of the diocese
ana nearly 10000 other children filled
the pews of the big cathedral to hear
the mass chanted.
The Calumet news., 1910-10-06
FREDERICK MAKES DENIAL.

Chicago, ILL.,, oct. 6.-Senator Brod-
erick took the witness stand i'm the
senatorial investigation today and de-
MED he had promised to give or had
given any money or other valuable
thing to Holstlaw. or any other per
son in connection with the election of
Lorimer.
The Calumet news., 1910-10-06
CLASSIFIED ADS
AGENTS WANTED.

a good energetic agent wanted TO
represent a prominent Life Insurance
Company in this section. Special and
attractive features:. Liberal Contract
to right party.
Address, Stacey Wilson. GenI Man
aser' American Temperance Life. 253
Broadway, New York.
2S7.
The Calumet news., 1910-10-06
STOCKS

Boston The activity in coppers
continued again today and conditions
all around are looking better. The
metal prices We're higher and the de-
mand for copper good. North Butte
was well bought all day. and Indiana,
Mass and North Lake were stronger
Lake advanced easily with little stock
offered. Attention is turning to the
good producers, Wolverine and Osceola
being the first to feel it, with an adj
vance to 125 and 127 respectively. Buy
the coppers.-F Foster to Paine Wcbbe,
x Co.
The Calumet news., 1910-10-06
LA TOILETTE is lMURovINc.

Rochester, Mimi. oct. 6.-LaFollette
rested well last night. The wound is
healing nicely and all conditions are
The Calumet news., 1910-10-06

Boston, oct. 6.-Ariz. ComI. go. Ad-
venture i55, Allouez c. q A. 160
Copper Ronge 80. Greene Can. $40,
Cranky 1O4O, Mass 2.51O Nevada Cons
AIS, old Dom. $50. Shannon 12O, Super
ior 800, North Butte 1915. Utah Cons.
3i5 Wolverine 107 Algomah 1,OS5,
Giroux 720, Hancock 2S5 Indiana j.
1876, Royale 27O. Lake 594, Ray Con.
100 $. * T. l,G72.-Gay
The Calumet news., 1910-10-06
Gay & StursiS' Gossip

Electrolytic copper has been ad-
vanced To II SIS cents a pound on
actual sales by interests which were
sellers last week at y 1-2 cents.
Casting copper has also been advanc-
ed to the same level and the demand
for this brand OF copper has improved
with that for better grades. The
] United Metals Selling company has
I been practically out Of market SO far
as new business is concerned for its
competitors have been meeting exist
ing conditions through cuts i'm metal
prices and have taken on now orders
at the equivalent of II 3-S cents cash.
The Amalgamated agency has been
sitting tight at y 3-i cents. al
though it has been busily engaged i'm
making deliveries resulting from
sales some weeks ago.
VIM \. Hodgson Of Houghton. who
visited the Fremont property at the
request az board of directors. has sub-
mltted his report He expresses him
self as being favorably impressed with
the possibilities. The fact that the |
ere occurs in what seems to be a |
true fissure vein is particularly favor !
able because in such an occurrence the |
vein Is likely TO be continuous and 10 |
carry lenses Of good size at intervals.
lie found the vein we'll mneralized
on surface, and the underground de-
.elopments show that the ore occurs
IN extensive lenses. He sums up the
surface conditions thus: THE vein
runs through the property for about
200 feet, the surface exposure show
ng widths Of from TO feet. and is
strongly mineralIzed throughout the
greater part of its length on surface
with silicates, carbonates, oxide and
'ulphides OF copper making a prospect
hat IS very encouraging. Under
ground conditions are summarized i'm
.hese words: THE drift is at a depth
II about 90 feet. In this drift a fine
ense OF ore has been developed hav-
ng a commercial length Of about 60
e, and showing a width Of nine to
en feet at the widest place, gradual
y diminishing i'm each direction for
distance Of 30 feet. Where the ore
larrows down TO nom commercial
width at each end of the lense the
'ein continues TO carry It's copper
'alues and may be expected TO widen
lgain into another lense as II is the
nature that commercial values should
'ccur I'm these lenses. with the inter-
'ening portions of the vein narrowed
~ crushing and pressure. The UNDER
5round values are i'm silicates. carbon
ties, oxides and sulphides, with the
loor Of the drift showing a much bet
er appearance than any other part Of
he opening. Indicating a tendency
10Th 10 widen and 10 enrich with
lepth. The general opinion Of those
with the property is that
ne zone of secondary enrichment will
'e encountered at depth OF 25O
o 215 feet and from that level down
ward the values may be expected 10
'ccur mainly in rich sulphldes known
$ chalcocite or copper glance.
Ojibway's north drift at the 500 lev :
of its northerly or No. / shaft has I,
ut into the richest copper ground |.
yer discovered there In "Copper" !
[ September "a is a description of :
his drift which states that for 900 !,
'et 1t had been driven through the =
est Of stopping ground and then went ,
est along the stringer In the poor =
The Calumet news., 1910-10-06

At the annual meeting Of CRANKY.
some Of the more powerful directors
resigned. 1t is alleged that this ac-
tI"n was taken as a result Of dlssat
isiaction over the leakage of figures
contained IN the report on which the
stock made it, sensational break
Several tart questions were asked bv
shareholders. The annual reports
shows that the company can make
and deliver its copper for 1895 cents
on a daily production Of 5000 to $500
tons.
The Calumet news., 1910-10-06

Isle Royale's decision to resume op-
erations in shaft No. 5 is mirrored I'm
little better price for the stock.
The Calumet news., 1910-10-06

The postponing Of the hearing in
Butte and Balk. is said 10 have been
matter Of mutual consent i'm order
to allow parties concerned TO finish
some exploration work.
The Calumet news., 1910-10-06

There has been a lot of talk on the
North Butte situation. one is that
the Tuolumne is preparing for a bitter
struggle in the courts and has engage
ed additional counsel and the other is
that the company will be absorbed by
North Butte.
The Calumet news., 1910-10-06

Anaconda costs are said To- be be-
tween s1a and cents and that the
company can mine It's low grade ores
and produce at the higher figures.
TRINITY at It's annual meeting.
showed cash balance of Sl2S. The
property Is shut down and in charge
OF a watchman.
The Indiana drill, which cut rich
Ieisite Is stiil In rich copper but the
data which il gains in no way an
S"ers the question as 10 the position
Of the out-crop Of the lode. The depth
at which the mineral.zcd body was cut
is LAO feet
The Calumet news., 1910-10-06
Minnear & Co.'s Gossip

b. & S. is shipping $50 tons Of ore
which will average p per cent. 1t
shows a saving of 70 per cent of con-
tents.
The cave-in at Homestakc proves
To be the collapse of an old stope i'm
a shaft sunk by the original locators
of the property a quarter of mile
from the workisgs.