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The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-09-30
.OLDFIELD TO BE
GLOBE TROTTER

Barney Oldfield globe trotter. That
is the way the great driver will have
to be labeled in a few months
Jimmy Coffroth and Hugh Mcintosh
are to pilot Barney on a tour around
the world, starting the latter part of
November. the first exhibitions to be,
given at Honolulu. Oldfield IS to re-
ceive $4,000 a week and his travelling
expenses.
Jim Coffroth is probably the most
crafty and daring sport promoter in
the world. The Californian Is worth
over million dollars, which he made
by investing his fight promotion win
nings In real estate In San Francisco
Hugh Mcintosh Is the Australian pro-
moter who staged the Burns johnson
championship fight couple of years
ago. He is as well known among
sporting men in Bombay and st. Pc
tersburg as he is in his own Mel
bourne
But now Barney" has signed a con-
tract with Coffroth and Mcintosh to
give exhibitions with his 142-miles-
an-hour Bitten Benz all over the
world In the cities and countries
where there are no race tracks, Old
field win give exhibitions on specially
prepared highways or improvised
speedways Coffroth says 1t win make
no difference where Barney drives
just so the natives get glimpse OF
the daring fellow and his wonderful
car. Strange as 1t may seem, there
never has been held In any part OF
Europe a circular track race meeting
for motor cars. The finest horse race
courses IN the world are to be found
In Australia, France, Germany and
Russia, yet the motor race driver Of
those countries have been afraid to-
try to send q car over the death traps,
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-09-30
THE GAME LAWS.

When the Legislature enacted a bill
TO prohibit spring shooting there was
bitter protest on the part OF the pot
hunters and few others. The meas
ure has been tried two years and has
resulted satisfactorily Under Its pro-
visions last year more water fowl
nested In North Dakota than formerly.
This spring hunters reported ducks in
the greatest profusion on the lakes in
the state-but the unusually dry sum-
nner, which dried UP so many lakes,
made 1t impossible for them to remain.
These conditions will probably not oc-
cur again and the lakes may be well
populated BY water fowl next year.
The protection Of prairie chickens
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North Dakota Kernels

jamestown is to have white way.
The Ramsey county democrats are
active.
Forman gave a reception to the new
teachers.
Some Of the papers still run cards
of thanks.
Marriage licenses were in demand
at Hillsboro.
More Kentucxians are coming into
Kidder county.
The Medina Citizen has installed
the cost system.
Edgeley's new cement sidewalks are
q source Of pride.
900
Several small prairie fires were
started by hunters.
900
Jimmie Foley made big hit with
his reading at Steele.
600
Nelson county has joined in the
DINO PIG RAID business.
900
There are said to a lot of sand hill
cranes in Nelson county
900
Three cases of infantile paralysis
were reported in Dunn county
900
Dickinson promises to become the
center Of pottery and clay working.
w. T. Jackson candidate for sheriff
in Sargent county, is i'll with typhoid.
AT Esmond two boys fought over a
girl-and now she's mad at both OF
them.
doctor got even with barber at
Cathay He cut him open for APP
pendlcitis.
Editor Wood is making The Dickin-
son Post shlne-and celebrating his
honeymoon.
The Lfdgerwood Broadaxe says
compulsory education is a joke-in
that section.
The Crosby Review claims Williams
county has the best sheriff in the
state-E. B. Olson.
900
The Dickinson Post will shine more
brightly than ever-now that Editor
Wood has been welded.
Editor Colonel whitehead Of The
Williston State sent quite communi-
cation to Editor Colonel Hager.
The supreme court decision makes
it straight fight between Cavalier
and Pembina for the county seat.
600
The state central committees are
endeavoring to put General Apathy to
route. Some of the voters have
scarcely recovered from the primaries.
600
Beach is fortunate in having two
enterprising papers-both boosting for
the town. Their efforts must be APP
preciated as each has a large adver-
Using patronage.
900
AT Beach four employees of the N.
P. depot lived in tents all summer.
They have purchased cook car from
a threshing crew and expect to hiber-
nate in that this winter.
900
G. L. Zimmerman Of Mandan has re-
turned from two months trip to
Europe. He was present at the cele-
bration of his fathers Goth birthday
and also took in the passion play.
! II
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New Leipzig Is to incorporate.

New Liepzis is to incorporate.
An auto turned turtle near Lidger-
wood.
The Bee pleads for creamery at
Esmond.
go
The baby show at Valley city was
a success.
School consolidation plans date back
as far as 1916.
Turf, Turtle 81. Lake has a popular grain
The high school football teams have
had their first games
@3@
Many farmers are endeavoring to
XIII next years grasshoppers.
FINLEY has local dentist--Dr. Lar
son, formerly of Fergus Fails.
%@M
Nome is progressing rapidly despite
two bad fires in recent years.
COS,
The Buford Tribune went after a
Williston attorney rather roughshod.
900
Complaints are made that there are
too many weeds around Lidgerwood.
900
The creamery promoters are not
very popular in some sections of the
state.
1t is claimed that some Trail coun-
ty farmers were taken in by smooth
agents.
There are numerous independent
candidates for sheriff in the western
counties.
It's a dead town that hasn't ar
ranged for a series of lectures for
this winter,
The Devils Lake Inter-Ocean is
strong for increased jurisdiction for
the county court
At Cleveland a sack of mail was
ground into bits when it fell under the
wheels of flying train.
90
There are a great many people now
joining The Forum in a demand for
an improvement in the primary law.
900
North Dakota farmers are making
an effort to pillow deeper this fall than
formerly-where the soil was not too
dry.
If North Dakota should get federal
prohibition on top of the state wide
kind-there would be some prodigious
thirsts.
After seeing the badger fight at
Williston Editor Nye Of Inkster as
sures Editor Lampman of Michigan
City they are not so bad.
900
The McHenry Free Press believes
there is little use in a newspaper
boosting for town-when it gets no
Cooperation from the citizens.
900
Editor Wardwell of Pembina refers
to the presentations" of Editor
Wood of Hamilton-alI because of
articles on the county seat fight
900
Colonel Whitehead of The Williston
State notes that the mutations of time
are peculiar. Formerly he ran beer
ads in his paper and Editor Disney
then of The Williston Herald-didn't.
Disney moved to Montana and started
a paper and law against liquor ads
was passed in this state. Whitehead
don't run EN- any more and Disney
has commenced to--and there you are.
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Then all this
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when they asking
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And with that the silly mlkmaid forgetting
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The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-09-30
.FANDREI TO MEET
BLACK PRINCE

At last Kid Fandrei and the Black
Prince are to meet Articles for a
tifteen-round bout were signed last
night by the managers of the two
fighters for Oct.7, at Williston, n ID.
This will be glad news to many of the
local fight fans, though many will re-
gret that the coming battle will not
be fought In Fargo.
For a long time Kid Fandrei has
been the idol of the local boxing dew
otees who believe that there are not
many ring stars In the northwest who
can defeat him. He has suffered
defeat but once and that was when he
met Ketchel a number Of years aga.
On the other hand, the Black Prince
who In private life is T. Prentice Eli
more, Is one of the best negro boxers
in Minneapolis He was member Of
the Minneapolis Athletic club and
has met many boxers of prominence
In this section Of the country. Only
last Wednesday night he fought Burch
Of Bismarck at Mandan and defeated
his opponent in the eighth round. He
has been training and says he is in
excellent condition and hopes that
Fandfei Is Also for he expects to de-
feat the Fargo lad
Barney Cinnamon, one time light
weight champion Of the northwest
during his former residence In Mill
Waukee, signed the contract as man
ager for F'andrei and Peck Hayes has
become manager for the Black Prince.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-09-30
VOLUME xxxlIl, NO. 274.

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and Fifth street north, Fargo, ". ID.
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The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-09-30

east As the unfamiliar man was
about to pass him. our friend ele-
PLANTED his trunk, also his limbs,
across the strange path.
Which, -which-which way it's
Moorhead 2" inquired our friend.
The stranger smiled, took the old
fellow by the shoulders and squared
him around toward the big sign of the
Union Light, Heat & Power co.
''Moorhead is west, straight ahead OF
you right down N. p. avenue. Just
keep going until you find it," said the
stranger as he darted arounG the cor
gner with the smile Of a dema gogue.
Yes s-sir,' our friend spilled out
as he wended his way toward the
west. How far he went we do not
know, but he may be tramping across
the prairies now If he has not woke
up.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-09-30
MAN BIRD ARRIVES
AT DESTINATION

Chicago, Sept. sO.--Aviator Walter
Brookins broke the American cross
country sustained flight record yester-
day by completing fight of 1856 miles
from Chicago to Springfield, Ill.
The flight was made with two de-
scents. one at Gilman, I'LL. where he
remained on the ground seventy min
utes, and another at Mount Pulaski.
ILL.,, where he stayed but twenty-five
minutes on the ground
A dispatch from Springfield says
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-09-30

North Dakota more pounds OF beer win
be raised than in the old ranch days.
aT New York boasts q robber who is
rs years Of age.
ar When affinities come through the
door hohne happiness escapes through
the window.
81 The Tennessean and The Ameri-
can at Nashville have been consolidated
the former absorbing the latter.
tTIf Mrs. Bellamy Storer really looks
like her alleged recent Photographic
it's no wonder Roosevelt has nothing
TO cay.
fB Few people are willing 70 stop the
wheels of industry-ye many hesitate
to start them. why can't Farsoans
get busy?
sT What has become of the old-fash-
toned mothers who used to refer to
their daughters sweetheart asher
intended?"
SS Governor Burke thinks the most
beautiful words in the English LAM
guage are third term" What dis
appointment!
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-09-30
TWO Faruo Horses.

AT the Roseau county fair held at
Roseau, Mimi, this week two Fargo
horses were entered at the races. Both
horses, Commodore Mac and Idella O.,
are well known here and were entered
at the Fargo races at the state fair
grounds track in July. They are owned
by John Smith. In the 2;17 trot Idella
q. won second in all three heats and
third In all three heats In the free-fo
all. Commodore Mac was fourth In
the free-for-all, the only race in which
he was entered at Roseau. Both will
race at the Polk county fair at Crooks
ton next week
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-09-30

Mrs. Jacob WiImert Lincoln, I'll.
found her way back to perfect health.
She writes: Z suffered with kidney
trouble and backache and my appetite
was very poor at times. Al few weeks
ago I got Foley kidney pills and gave
them 4 fair trial. They gave me great
relief, SO continued till now I am agair
In perfect health" IL. Ell. CasseI~
mar
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-09-30

eB- When affinities come through the
door--hohe happiness escapes through
the window.
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in The WORLD OF SPOR!

Continued from Page Three.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-09-30
Travellers Tales

w. G. Banning of Chicago is one of
those men who is proud of his firm.
So proud of his firm that sometimes
he forgets to sell glassware but just
talks about those big factories, that
he is selling the products of. Ban
ming travels through North Dakota for
the Macbeth Evans Glass Co. of
Pittsburg, with headquarters in Chi
cago.
Yesterday someone happened to re-
mark about one of the large Beth
Evan" plants near his home in the
east. Yves sir" said Banning, 1--WE
are running that plant night and day
now, working 1000 men there all the
time. Everyone of our eleven plants
are running. The Marion plant is a
booming, you swouldn't know 1t now.
The Steubenville factory has so much
on hand that the men are working
overtime. / tell you we are doing
some business now
1t is to be presumed that the world
should have no reason to complain be-
cause of lack of brightness for Ban
ning's firm claimed that their illumni-
alton glassware can-almost- produce
light. Billy is a good fellow and likes
Fargo and Fargo people. although he
sometimes makes the hotel telephone
girls believe that he is angry. But the
real Mr.. Banning never gets angry.
He could not walk straight That
was evident. At times he seemed to
get the idea into his head that he
should get off the sidewalk. 1t did
not seem quite large enough for him,
so he would tumble off into the street.
Sometimes he rolled off, but it does
not matter how he got off, it was per-
fectly plain that he could get off the
sidewalk and not try. In fact he tried
to retain straight position on the
paved path. But his efforts were
without avail.
A stranger approached him from the
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-09-30

Palermo Standard: The man that
should be uppermost in the minds of
the people at this hour Is Hon. p. J.
McCumber, nominee for United States
senator. Mr.. McCumber is a strong
adherent of Roosevelt's policies and a
staunch republican to the backbone.
He is man that stands for honest
principles, and from the fact that he
is such an able man in the senate
ought to appeal to the people at this
time to support him.
He is the connecting link between
labor and capital and by reason Of
this stand he has the strongest line
up of the most honorable and influen-
tial men of the nation. With such a
power behind him, coupled with the
support of honest citizens, he car
WELD an influence in Washington ano
give to his constituents and people In
general the very best service the state
has ever known. He is the senator
that has taken up the fight for the
down trodden poor, and with them
their heart he Is striving to better
conditions Through him alone, as
u. S. senator. can the people of NORTH
Dakota ever hope to battle the trusts
and embarrassing corporations tina
are grinding the day laborer, the me-
chanic, the country merchant and tho
honest, hard working farmer into
earth.
Senator McCumber is the man d
the hour, the man Of our hearts and
the man to represent us, and in No
vember the vote Of the people of this
great commonwealth will repudiatt
the work Of gang rule and machine
dictation, by sending Hon. p. j. Nc
Cumber to the senate. Paste this ii
your hat!
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-09-30

eH The Tennessean and The Ameri-
can at Nashville have been consolidated
the former absorbing the latter.
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GB' The post cards your friends send
You are nicealmoat as pretty as those
Of Fargo You can send to your friends.
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Daddy sBedtirne
S~I0ery Story Of the
1LOl Milkmaid

~ nee evening there
who also habit Of talking
self She girl who be
most Of the rest Of the world am afraid
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-09-30

fy Il il predicted that when diver
sitied farming gets well established liz
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-09-30

fa' What will the next republican
governor Of Tennessee say to the next
democratic governor of Maine?
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-09-30

"a The cocoon gown is the latest.
1t has the hobble skirt beaten Is !
fiazzle.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-09-30

as the circular horse tracks are known
in Europe.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-09-30

fT New York boasts robber who is
rs years of age.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-09-30

North Dakota more pounds Of beer win
be raised than in the old ranch days.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-09-30

az Election day is only five weeks
away.
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fg Telephonitis is the latest dis
ease.
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1910-12-08

successful and came home no richer
than they left.
The young peoples meeting at the
church was not well attended o ac-
count Of the cold weather, though the
numbers of the program present We're
all first class. The next meeting will
be at 1880 Christmas day and the pro
gram has 80 been arranged hat the
members who are away at school and
other places who expect to spend their
vacation at home, will appear thereon.
Anna and Ingelbrit Forseth attended
the service at the home Of Peter For
seth last Wednesday. On their way
home they intended to visit school in
District 70. AS they did not arrive UNI
Ill after 4 the school was dismissed,
but they did what seemed to them the
proper thing to do on such occasion,
stopped and visited with the teacher
for a short time. Now the intention
of the two young people was very
good and we hope that they will make
another attempt, for we are sure Mr..
Johnson will be glad to see them.
Drive a little faster next time and
come early.
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1910-12-08
SINAI.

Mabel Borsyold Is working a, Hogan
Hogaason's
4 brand new boy arrived a. John
H~a-SOn's place Tuesday.
Ole p. Madison shipped another car
load Of hogs to Sioux City Tuesday.
Lake Sinai church will have its an
naal meeting Wednesday, December
IA.
G. Halvorson fell down from a
wagon AID hurt his shoulder, the other
day.
Rev. w. b. Dahl of Lake Preston,
preached N Lake Sinai church last
Sunday.
The Sinai Mercantile club will have
an auction December 10, Oh corr
brought in at the corn contest.
Otto Myhre took the train to Sioux
Falls last week to see his nephew,
Edwin Myhre, who is at the hospital
there.
Wednesday evening the Sunday
school teachers met at c. Halvorson's
to make arrangements for the Christ
mas tree in Lake Sinai church.
John and Lewis Slime and Bernt
Dahl are busy hauling stone for Ole
Shines new residence in Sinai. He
VIII start building early next spring.
John G.. Peterson has been busy get
ting singners on his petition for a
rural mail route from Sinai. We hope
he will succeed. for such a route is
very much needed.
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ALTON.

Mrs. Ira Brown spent Friday with
her sister, Mrs. Lundeen.
NJ. S. Thayer and family spent Sum-
day at the Ira Inhoff home.
Chas. Class, wife and son, Charlie.
were guests at the Gleiter home Sun
day.
The youngest son of Mr.. and Mrs.
L. c.. Brink, who has been very sick,
is improving.
John Bigelow, who has been staying
at the home Of his sister, Mrs. Chas.
Class, left Wednesday for Marengo, Ill.
e. c. Brink left Thursday for Dixon,
H., for a visit with home folks, and
also to attend the wedding of a sis
ter.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Richards re-
turned to their home in White. after
spending several days with their
daughter, Mrs. John Miller.
Floyd Sherwood and wife of White,
and Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Minton and
daughters, Fern and Viva, spent Sun
day with NJ. and Mrs. Howard Luck
inbill.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Haskins and
and daughter. Flossie, Of Waterfowl.
are visiting at the home Of Mrs. Has
kins' parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Geo.
Daniels.
John Selleck Of Sherman, drilled a
we'll on Thursday on the place occu.
pied by Roy Minton. He drilled down
sixty-two feet and Mr.. Minton now has
more than 'orty feet Of good water.
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LAKE HENDRICKS.

S. ]. Overlic and family visited at
p. ]. Bogen's Sunday.
Louise and Grant Johnson visited
at Ben Crofoot's Sunday.
Ingebrit Forseth made a hurried
business trip to White, S. d., last Sat
urday.
Miss Christ ma Johnson is at pres
ent working at the Lake View hotel
at Hendricks.
The South Lake Hendricks Pige
Forening met at Mr.. II. o. Midtovne's
last Friday afternoon. Rev. Ekse held
the meeting at the same time.
Horseback riding is getting to be all
the go in this vicinity again. Many
of our friends show great skill in this,
the ladies as well as the gentlemen.
Are We going to attend the band
concert next Friday evening? Most
assuredly we are, just watch us. We
will tell you about IL next time we
meet.
Carl Erickson expects to leave for
Austin, Mimi, to attend school at that
place for a few months. after which
time he expects to teach school near
Hendricks.
Examinations We're heard in Dis
tricts 70 and 73 last week. The at.
tendance report is excellent this month,
and We can feel proud OF the interest
taken In u schools.
The two choirs of the township have
gone together to prepare for the
Christmas program. They held their
first practice for that purpose in the
church last Monday evening.
The Ladies' Aid met at the home of
Mrs. Ole Fjeseth Thursday OF last
week. The meeting was we'll attended,
which goes to say that the meeting
and the society is a success.
Mr.. A. l. Hinsverk was seen in this
part OF the country last week. 1t has
been a long time since Mr.. Hinsverk
quit his frequent visits in this vicinity,
but We sincerely hope he will be a
caller in this part often.
Lars Moen and Andrew Fairness set
out for Oak Lake the first part Of the
week, with the intention Of securing
some wild game, but luckily for the
game, We heard that they were un-