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The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-02-09
Warwick

Warwick, N. D., Feb. 5-To The
Forum: The school land sale held at
New Rockford the first of the month
is reported great success. Land sold
from SIS to $26 per acre.
The Kramer Bros, south of War
wick, operated their feed mill three
days this week, which kept the farmers
busy getting their feed ground, ready
for spring work
Geo. Pinchott and family from
Sheyenne were Warwick visitors this
week. They were also out on their farm
south of town. George is busy talking
horses, as usual.
Alfred @. Thompson from Franklin,
Mimi, has hired out to Martin Peter
son for the summer driving broncoes.
Odin Benson from south of Warwick
went to Hatton, N. D., for a months
stay Alfred Thompson took him to
town Sunday.
Frank Carlson went to Crary, N. D.,
Monday on legal business, returning
Wednesday.
All those who went out to Old Home
Mimi, are nearly all home, being well
satisfied with @balmy" North Dakota.
Martin Peterson got his team, which
he purchased some time ago from John
Leckings, is home and is giving them
training exercises
Farmers have been busy the last
couple weeks hauling fax straw. we
understand they will soon begin bal
ing some for shipment.
Mrs. F. r. Brown was called to Mon
tana last week on account of his sister
beirg seriously i'll.
The Whist club will be held at ]. B.
Cacobosi's place this coming Saturday
evening. An interesting time is prom
ised' Cor. w.
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Rose Valley.

Rose Valley. N. D., Feb. ITO The
Forum: Mr.. Brase returned last Tues
day from Hebron and Beach where he
VISITED his daughters.
A few of the R. v. young people
silent a very enjoyable evening in
Gardner with Misses Clark and Tufts.
The Fargo visitors of the past week
were Messrs. Heath. Lincoln. Brase ard
Mckay.
Miss Hunter is making her home
with Mrs. Burrows.
Miss Celestine Lincoln left Friday
morning for Bowman where she will
visit relatives
Some of the young people spent last
Thursday evening at the home of Mr..
Alec. Mcdonald near Gardner.
The chief topic OF consideration at
present are the auction sales which are
to be held in the near future on the
Collins, Game snJ Heath farms
A number OF the young people spent
lest Tuesday evening at the home of
MIR. Lincoln
Mr.. Brase, Roger Heath and verna
Michael's were reported on the sick list
last week.
Miss Thayer spent Saturday and
Sunday at her home In Fargo.
Cor. n. v.
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Crystal,

Crystal. Feb. 5.-To The Forum:
Herman Dobler returned last Friday
from southern Minnesota where he has
been visiting friends for the past three
weeks
VIM. Newell of North Yakima.
Wash, is here exhibiting fruits and
vegetables Of that country with view
to selling land there.
Pat Kennedy, John Bradshaw and
Martin Stup left Thursday morning for
the northwest territories Of Canada 20
look over the coantry.
Donald Bell of Swife Current. SasS.
is visiting friends and relatives here
at the present time.
Alfred Mitchell and wife left Jan.
20 for Lethbridge, Alberta where they
will visit friends and look over the
country.
1t is reported that r. Switzer has
sold a farm Of 100 acres to N. Mont
gomery for $3.50. Mr.. Geo. Sheppard
bought $40 acres for $11,5OO. Rob't.
Chambers bought 100 acres OF ]. Rob-
ertson estate for $4,000. ]. r. Ruston
sold his farm of 240 acres to J. Green
wood for $10,5O0.
A party of sports from Hensel spent
part of Monday afternoon at the rink
here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Johnson of ze-
landia, Sask., are here visiting friends
and relatives.
Ira Stearns returned home from
Montana where he has passed the
greater part Of the winter. Cor. C.
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idea to get out an injunction to keep
him from coming back after the next
primaries"
Crosby Review: The choice of Mr..
McCun1ber to succeed Senator John
son on the committee on public lands
is a recognition of the interests of
North Dakota in the work of that COM
mittee The appointment is also a
tribute to the esteem in which Mr..
McCunber's ability as a worker is held
in Washington.
Senator McCumber's good work for
the farmers is appreciated in Mime
sofa as well as In North Dakota. The
Free Press, published at Mankato,
MINI, says:
Senator McCumber Of North Dakota
proved himself to be the great cham
pion Of the farmer, when on the floor
of the upper house of congress he de-
clared that "the public had just as well
understand now thai the farmer is
going to receive fair profits for his
products. He is also going to be paid
as we'll as the city man.
1.-THE farmer has been compelled to
double the amount he has invested in
his farm. Farm lands that were worth
$40 to 500 per acre ten years ago arc
now worth $40 and $50. Laborers who
received $3.50 and 91.75 a day ten
years ago get $3.50 and $500 day And
yet there are people here before con-
gress clamoring for a boycott against
the farmer.
People are guilty of such action
without stopping to consider whether
the farmer receives a fair compensa-
tion for his labor or whether the meat
or other trusts are responsible for the
high cost of living. Based on the
labor he expends, the farmers products
namely, foodstuffs, are cheaper to the
American people than any other they
buy"
Senator McCumber held up to the
inspection of senators, a menu card
from the senate restaurant and reeled
off the prices of steaks, which ran all
the way from $3.50 to $500. Senator
McCumber said he had asked a meat
expert in Washington to estimate the
value of a 4-year old steer based on
the prevailing prices senators pay for
steaks in the senate restaurant
was NIid ny ills IGldltt du expert
butcher" said the North Dakota sem
ator, that 4-year old steer would
bring from $4,000 to $4,000 based on
prices that prevail in our cafe. The
farmer receives for this same steer
from $50 TO $50. This is the renumer-
alton for four years wor.:. Think of
the salesman He devotes thirty min
utes' work TO the steer in Chicago,
ships him to Washington and jumps
the price for him from $50 to more
than $4,000, and yet people are here
demanding Legislation and a boycott
against the farmer
Senator McCumber asserted that
prices are much higher in Washing
ton than in the city of Baltimore, forty
miles distant. He attributed this con-
dition the larger earning capacity of
the people of Washington, where sal
aries are said to be higher than they
are in Baltimore.
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North Dakota Political Gossip

Kuhn Messenger: Senator p. J. Nc
Curlber addressed the farmers at the
stock growers convention in Fargo
last week and made one OF the best
speeches that he ever delivered In the
state.
Newburg Sun: Senator McCumber
will no doubt stump the state before
the June primaries IL the brilliant
senator from Wahpeton makes as
many converts during his canvass as
he did at the grain growers conven-
ton, where he made a most telling
speech In their interest on organiza-
tion, he will be reelected by an over
whelming majority.
Bowman Pioneer: We cannot see
any good reason why Senator McCum-
Der and Congressman Hanna should
not be retained in officS. Whether
they stack up as stalwarts or insur-
gents 1t is hard to tell, but one thing
Is certain, and this is matter of more
Importance to the peopl3 of North Da-
kota than what brand Of republicanism
they were. and that is, that they work
hard for the interests of their consti-
tuents, and In every way possible.
have endeavored to have measures
passed that are beneficial TO North
Dakota interests. Faithful officials,
like these men. should be retained in
office.
Cogswell Enterprise: The Enter
prise receives i'm almost every mail a
political communication or announce
ment of some kind for publication, but
through an oversight or otherwise the
publication fee is not enclosed. The
columns of The Enterprise are open
to any person wishing to announce
his candidacy for office. All such an
nouncements will be accorded the same
treatment regardless Of party affilia-
lions.
Russell Sentinel: 1t is with the
greatest Of pleasure that The Sentinel
readers noto the good work being done
at Washington by our congressman, L.
b. Hanna, and II is a assured fact
that an appreciating constituency will
return him for another term at the
next general election. Good words are
heard on every hand as to his straight
AcA NoAd oAlu hOlSSL ways WHICH nave
gained for him the respect and con-
fidence of the people OF North Dakota.
The people will see that he secures a
denomination and election.
Washburn Leader: Having started
in-on the circle--it looks as if MIR.
Gronna, congressman, bu! now aspir-
ant for the United States senate, will
soon meet himself at the democratic
station. Here is what the Willlston
State has to say about it: "a sub
scriber wants to know If Congressman
Gronna has always been republican.
We believe that he has NOT. Good
authority says that he did not become
republican until the week after Hon.
James Lamb of Nelson county beat
him for the democratic nomination for
state senator. 1t was then that Mr.
Gronna lost faith in the democratic
party. Perhaps it might be a good
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-02-09
IF WOMEN ONLY KNEW.
What Heap of Happiness IL Would
Bring TO Fargo Homes.

Bring TO Fargo Homes.
Hard to do homework with an ach-
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Brings you hours Of misery at
leasure or at work.
If women only knew the cause
that
Backache pains come from sick
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'Twould save much needless woe.
Doan's Kidney Pills cure sick kid
neys,
Fargo people endorse this:
p. NJ. Barnes, 312 Third avenue.
Fargo, N. D., says: For four years
I suffered terribly from disordered
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through my back and kidneys, caus-
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Remember the name -Doan' and
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Pekin.

Pekin, N. D., Feb. ITO The Forum:
Saturday morning a telegram was re-
celved from Rochester, Mimi, which
brought the sad news that VIVA. Rick
ford, who resides Ave miles south of
this place, died at the hospital at
Rochester early that morning. The
cause of death was blood poisoning. A
couple of weeks ago he brought his wife
and his daughter to that place to un-
dergo some doctors treatment and he
was caught sick on the road and this
ended in his death. This came as q
shock to his many friends here as
many did not even know he was sick.
His remains were brought up on the
train this morning to be laid to rest
here. Mr. Rockford is survived by his
wife and two sons and three daughters
who all reside here.
Andrew Hauge of Hettinger county
who has been visiting relatives and
friends at Sring Grove, Mimi, this
winter came up here on Thursday to
visit his brother al this place.
Cor. x.
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A Bsaw m Ghe Raek--An overcast y
necessary nuisance aud the tendency 70 saks
il on on waruaiah days in late auturnn and
winter Is as strong IS it IL unwise. 4
treacherous wind hits ron 10 the back and
the next morning you have lumbago. KuD
ven and often with Perry Davis Painkiller
and Won viii be astonished to ind how
quickly eli soreness IL banished
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All Seams Allowed.

A mother would have to Look tar 30
fore she could find q prettier model Tor
her little daughter than the plated
frock here shown. which 10 design OF
certain popularity for the spring and
summer months. Made up as In the
large view Of pink ohambray, with en-
bellishmsnt OF simple hand embroidery
in wash floss. 1t Is as pretty q dress as
can be asked for. In the small view Il
is shown in still more summary develop
ment. The dress has q straight yoke
which may be made high and completed
by a band collar or cut out In Dutch
square outline. TO this yoke the plated
portions are smoothly attached. a belt
combining them at French waist depth.
The sleeves may be made long and fln-
ished with little wristbands or In short
pua style and finished with bands.
Among the materials which may be
used for this design are ladies' cloth.
serge, flannel, cashmere. linen. ging-
ham, percale, lawn or duok. The pat
tern Is cut In four sizes-2 to 8 years.
For q child OF years the dress requirea
"a yards of material IS inches vida.
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MAN AND GIRL GONE.

Rich Coffee Dealer Said to Have
EIoped From Philadelphia.
Philadelphia, Pa, Feb. 9.-That the
simultaneous Disappearance of George
w. McKenney, a wealthy coffee dealer,
and 19-year-old Amanda Brandeau,
was followed by trip to Canada, is
the belief which has led the young
woman's father, Henry w. Brandeau,
of Germantown, to swear out a warrant
for McKenney's arrest. The man and
girl disappeared Jan. 81.
McKenney left his home while his
wife was Ill, and Mrs. McKenney's
physicians say she is Frustrated by
the news of the elopement. Informa-
ton that the couple are together in
Canada and on their way to the Pacific
coast was received by the police today
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-02-09

e% Collector Loeb is being doomed
for the gubernatorial nomination in
New York. Such result would no
doubt be pleasing to Roosevelt under
whom he served as private secretary
so satisfactorily.
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The Theatres
Fargo operahouse.
Feb. 9--Stubborn Cinderella.
Feb. 10-Vaudeville.
Feb. 11-Jeffries- Gotch Co.
Feb. 12-Vaudeville.

1t must be very gratifying to Mort
H. Singer, the managing director of
the Princess theatre, Chicago, to be
known as the greatest theatrical pro-
ducer the west has ever turned out. In
rapid succession Mr.. Singer has pro-
duced The Time, the Place and the
Girl, The Girl Question, Honeymoon
Trail, Prince of Tonight, The Golden
Girl, The Girl at the Helm, The God
dess of Liberty, and A Stubborn Gin
derella, all from the pen of those pro-
life writer's, Messrs. Hough and
Adams, while Joseph Howard has been
responsible for all the catchy music.
Mr.. Singers latest, A Stubborn Gin
derella, which is called the quality
musical play, is booked for appearance
here at the Fargo operahouse this
evening, to be presented by a large
company, headed by Homer B. Mason,
who has heretofore been identified as
one of the strongest headliners in
vaudeville, but who now makes his
debut in musical comedy.
300
The vaudeville bill for Thursday
and Saturday opens at the Fargo
operahouse tomorrow afternoon and
lays off Friday as Jeffries-Got are
underlined for that evening. The bill
includes the famous Steiner Trio.
acrobatic sketch artists; Harris and
Beauregarde, Geo. Lavender, Bessie
Jessup, with three reels of the latest
in motion pictures.
Jim Jeffries is coming. Arrange
ments have been completed for the
appearance of the white mans burden
at the Fargo operahouse on Friday
evening. The seat sale oEened with a
big rush this morning.
1t is a cinch no better attraction
could be brought to Fargo than the
Jeffries- Gotch- Roller company, and
coming in convention week is most
timely. The big boilermaker will of
course be the main attraction, and
everybody will be able to size up Cor
himself just how the retired and I'M
defeated champion stocks up for his
fight with Jack Johnson next July.
Jeffries' appearance is, however, only
small part of the show. Frank
Gotch, the worlds greatest wrestler.
will appear on the mat, as we'll as DIR.
B. F. Roller and Farmer" Burns
while either Sam Berger or Jack Nc
Cormfck will oppose jeff in boxing
bout. other athletic stunts will also
be introduced by premier performers
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e% The Missouri man who was sent
to the pen after being betrayed to the
officers by the woman he was to have
married-evidentIy escaped the worse
Of the two evils.
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sTrcKNEY is our or 1T.
"under No Circumstances Would
Take Nomination" He Says.

New York, Feb. Sab. Stickney OF
ST. Paul. who. with Mrs. sticEnev, Is
at the Waldorf Astoria. was asked to-
day as to the bGom for him for the re-
publican nomination fer MAJOR of ST.
Paul.
Mr.. Stickney said with emphasis
Under no circumstances would I com
slider the acceptance Of nomination
for mayor. have heard nothing as
to any desire to nominate me for this
Office. and certainly would not give
my consent 10 make the race"
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-02-09

LaGrippe pains that pervade the en-
tire system, LaGrippe coughs that rack
and strain, are quickly cured by Foley's
Honey and Tar. Is mildly laxative,
safe and certain in results. H. H. Cas-
selman.
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81 have suffered with piles for thirty.
six years. One year ago last April De-
gan taking Cascaress for constipation. In
the course Of week noticed the pa1@s
began to disappear and IT the end Of aix
weeks they did not trouble ms ak all.
Cascarets have done wonders for ne. i
ann entirely cured and feel like new
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az In st. Louis a man was fined for
realizing empty bottles. In Fargo some
are fined for emptying bottles.
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e~ Emma Goldman and Carrie MAJ
ton still continue to be Americas most
famous women--or is IL notorious?
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~ Clever poultry men are making
their hens lay smaller eggs-and more
of them. This has started a crusade
for selling eggs by weight instead of
by the dozen.
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60 Jeffries wind wifi hold out till
the day Of the fight. in any event.
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Ten cents 10 ali that IL costs 90 have
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eH Illinois only woman bank cashier
was recently married and the newspap-
ers are hoping that she and her hus-
band can always strike balance.
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sT Elk Governor Vardaman of Mis-
sissippi still wears his long hair-and
has not yet landed the senatorship.
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az In some sections Of the country
the farmers are organizing with the
purpose of selling direct TO consum-
ers-and cutting out the middlemen.
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T The wireless keeps right on vim
dicating itself
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-02-09

are arguing In faver Of enc q tribe lat
er. There IL net much consistency In
that.
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50 The old-fashioned girl. who.
after disappointment In . love affair
pined away and died, must have died
dead. Nowadays the disappointed
girls ger another fellow the next day.
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az Some Of the larger cities are put
ting in municipal laundries. That is
the best way to wash their dirty linen.
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~ Good afternoon-are you can
didate for mayor
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e1 Some people want a law passed
that an undated egg can't be sold.
There would be lot of forgeries IL
there was such a measure.
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More people are taking Foley's Kid
ney Remedy every year. 1t is consid-
cred the most effective remedy for all
kidney and bladder troubles that med
icaI science can devise. F'oley's Kid
ney Remedy corrects Irregularities,
builds up the system, and restores lost
vitality. I'll. III. Casselman.
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E% The high cost OF living is cutting
down the number OF marriages.
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the women are TOO lazy to do their own
marketing.