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The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-02-22

Osgood, N. D., Feb. 20. - To The
Forum:--Miss Mary Mccarthy was
the guest Of her friend, Miss Beatrice
Ford, last Friday and Saturday at the
home OF the latter, on the farm.
Chas. and William Dodd asked to
be kindly remembered to their many
friends at Osgood and surrounding
neighborhood although they have be-
come reconciled to Rose City, Ore. in
definitely, having purchased real es
tate there. They send greetings to all
and 1t is with great pleasure their old
friends receive their many souvenir
postals.
tanned by friends of this locality FRI
day and Saturday.
1t isaw1th great pleasure, In a bust
ness as we'll as social way, we an
nounce the bills of sale issued to take
place at 10 o'clock sharp, March 8, at
the home of John X. Green. on the
Cheyenne river near Osgood we
venture to hope j. X. has splendid
turnout and a pleasant day for his
enterprise. Lunch will be served both
for man and beast, and all anticipatA
a good sale. Are You coming, boys?
J. K. Green and family came here In
the early days and have farned in our
valley for years past and although il
is with anything but pleasure we see
him retire and leave us, still he will
have. the sincerest, wishes from us all
that his sale may. run high All will
receive a hearty welcome.
Mrs Geo. II. Schofield was hostess
last Sunday at a dinner in honor Of
Mr., and Mrs, John Mccarthy. The
spacious dining room, where the din
ners was served was decorated in
green and red. Covers were laid for
six and 1t. is to be hoped everybody
enjoyed themselves. After dinner the
ladies' adjourned to the parlor where
nuts and fruits were served and the
gentlemen enjoyed themselves as usual
In the living room with cigars and
politics
1t being SO cold the past week, the
different members of the Cinch club
would not venture out very far and
that is the cause Of the postponed
meeting which will take place In the
NEAR future. Notice will be given
later.
Gust Lonberg. late of Osgood, visited
Fargo and this vicinity last Monday.
s The great nOrthwesterner which vie
tied this locality last Tuesday was
perhaps one of the worst storms we
have experienced this season. drifting
road and barn yards badly 1t will be
sometime before the roads are navig-
able again. Walking is poorer If not
worse than sleighing. There were d
few hours during the day when the
surrounding farmers thought they had |
lost either their barns or their houses
az they neither was discernable from.
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SCANDALS In The . !.
DEMOCRATIC PARTY
cQNAoRs WILL TELL or ROT.
4 rENNEss IN HIS OWN PARTY
BEFoREN AGBANY PROSE.

New Fork, Feb. 32.--wn. j. Con.
noFs, chairman OF the Democratic
state committee; hEhttnE for his poli.
teal. life agatnst those who are tryins
to GUST him as2 chairman, announced
Last night that he stands ready. 10
tsstifys at Albany at the. proposed ,in
xestisatioR OF The charges that places
onE the supreme court bench Of the
state, have. been "auctioned or. in
Greater New, York. %&;s .@''. - y
q Through private adyices c'onnors
AeArd before 10 o'clock last might thar
such an, Investigation would he de
rnsnded. Almost simultaneously came
the announcements from AIbanv that
resolutions to this erect had been in
troduced r. ~. {. ~ -. -
Before hesring that the resolutions
had been forms lily. introduced Connors
commented with satisfaction on his
private message that such action
would be taken. N.e" :
Good said he as he read the teIe-
gram. IF They want me on the stand,
I'lF be there. I'll tell on EN- what 7
believe and, after a pause. 4"perhsps
whatfI know o., ~
What's the price for q nudge ~. Mr.
Commons was asked:
4 Some OF them come nrSt+,, ,b;sL >,
he answered.
That will all come out If thew an
POINT a. leglsla tive committee and put
the Judges and their friends on the
stand-FH tell them whom to call"
Connors was cheerful last night. --
SUNDAY night he said, II hoped I
was going TO win. Last night I he
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the Inherent oocnnants.

the different occupants.
John Murphy is attending college
in Fargo this winter.
Miss Ida Lowberg and Mrs. Martin
Lowberg were the guests of Mrs. John
Green last Thursday.
Mrs. Peterson and brother, Ablm
Johnson, were called to Minneapolis
last week to be at the bedside OF their
mother VINO gently passed over the
Grand river after their arrival there.
Both Mrs. Peterson and her brother
have the sympathy of the whole coma
munify in their hour of bereavement
and we all extend our regret to the
family of grandchildren that the dear
departed soul has left behind. May
they bear up under their new burden
of trouble and sorrow and may the
departed spirit rest in peace. great
peace! Only those who have lost
dear ones in the past can realize what
it means to them to lose the one
who has been grandmother both In
word and endearment to them all but
we all must remember in our hour of
great sorrow:
One by one our griefs shall meet thee.
Do not fear the wicked band!
One will fade while others greet thee.
Shadows passing through the land
1t is with great pleasure we an
nounce the revival meetings being
held by Missionary Gibbs, who il to
be assisted in his earnest endeavor to
enlighten us to better life by Rev
Heinrich The meetings will be held
every evening beginning Sunday even
ing, Feb. 20, and continued through
out the week. We should all try and
attend tileEe meetings as we are GER
tain to receive some benefit, as Mr..
Gibbs is an able speaker and Mr.. Hell
mich, as we all know from the past.
explains questions so plainly it would
be very difficult not to understand the
word of God which they are seeking
to give us all. Come one! come ALT
and make these meetings a grand sue
cess both for our dear ministers as
well as for ourselves Come with the
intention of obtaining great VIC
tory over all worldly things. All are
cordially. invited to District 81.
Agustava Swanson visited at Mr.
McCarthy's Tuesday.
The Sunday school at District No.
81 was opened last Sunday, Feb. 90.
with a large attendance aud IL was
a delightful surprise to Rev. Helrnich
to see so many out. Mr.. Miller gladly
took charge Of the Bible class and
Mrs. e. Eggert of the infant class.
while Mrs. McGregor has the young
boys and girls and Mrs Schofleld has
the young ladies'. We hope to see
this Sunday school grow botf ia mem
herahio as well as Cody strength and
may we all be able to attend every
sunday
The tenants OF Mr.. Ophers farms
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FOR women WHO
ARE SUFFERING
cHlRoPRAcTlc OFFERS AN oP.
PoRTuNiTY TO BE WELL AND.
STRONG AcAIN-To KNOW AND
ENJOY GOOD HEALTH-MANY A
WOMAN WHO HAS SUFFERED
FOR YEARS HAS PROVED THIS.

The benefits to be derived from CHR
opracttc Adjustments of the Spine are
practically unlimited. Wherever a dis
ease exists there first existed q cause
and wherever cause is found II can
be rooted out by Chiropractic adjust
meflts: Especially is this. true Of, the
nervous ills of women so prevalent in
TINS country, every one of which can
De traceds to some injury Of the nerves
some sllbluxation. of the spine.
Women in partially paralyzed con-
dition, with useless limbs and dragging
feet have been made as well as ever
in their lives by Chiropractic adjust
ments and Geo. A. Newsalt, Chiro-
practor, has many testimonials to the
saving power of his spine adjustments
in cases. like thee.
a case in point is that of a lady
from small town some miles from
Fargo. When she came to DIR. New
salts Office accompanied by her hua-
band and daughter they were Obliged
to support her as her paraIyzed limbs
refused to carry, her weight Doubtful
and suffering she came. after q num-
berof adjustments to go way with as
perfect. use OF her limbs as ever in
her life. $50
1t 10 not necessary to enlarge upon
cases Hike this. The facts are so now
erful as advocates of Chiropractic AZ a
means of removing disease that 1t is
only necessary,sto quote facts. Chiro-
practic Is in advance or any other
means of making people well. ii is
positively beneficial, a reasonable dem,
of an established fact
Geo. a Newsait; d. G. may be con
suited daily at his offices in the Say
ings ~ Loan" During the winter
months DIR. Newsalt has no outside of
fce days and urges upon all sick ones
70 come to Fargo and take advantage
Of his Chiropractic Adjustments to re-
move the cause OF disease from the
body
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ere pleased to see him visit tb,s

We're pleased to see him vis,t +h3s
neighboorhood Monday.
Fl. G. Gardner, accompanied nv Mr..
and Mrs. Geo. schofieId, called a. tha
farm OF J. X. Green on their way TO
Fargo Wednesday.
Word was received in = letter 80 a.
declination OF our old neignbor, w n.
Ford, who viii be remembered a. :.
jovial neighbor. Mr.. Ford ID anfger-
Ing from cancer OF the lip and Il il
WIN great sadness Miss Beatrice
hears Of his illness. In the same mail
she received notice OF the dAafh ~
her uncle, John Gardner, who was j
resident OF Marshalltown. Ia. and Wifi;
whom she made her home sometime.
Miss Ford seems to have more than
ner snare of trouble but bears I'D
beam she IL.
g: Furnberg and family were ua,tas
by Mr.. Gibbs last week. rscr -
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WILL REST At SPRINGS
Judge An1idon to BE Joined In Chi.
cage Tomorrow by Son Charles
Proceed TO indiana,

Judge Charles F. Amidon of the
United states district court, who has
spent the past several weeks on the
circuit court of appeals at St Louis.
mas completed his term there and will
De joined in Chicago tomorrow bv his
son Charles of this city. They will
proceed to Kramer Mud Springs. Ind.
where they will enjoy the baths for
about three weeks, AS a result of
this change in plans, the Judge viii
not reach Fargo as soon as was nrst
expected.
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ANNUAL MILITARY IT. BALL
Msr,hsrs Of Regiment Head for Val.
ley City This Evenin :. to Attend
7. Twenty second AnrusI Hop. E

- Fargo 'reginental officers and milf
hamsr in general from over the state
will make valley city their mecca this
evening, the. occasion being the most
brilliant social feature Of the season
at the Barnes county capital. The
tWenty-second annual military ball
will be given tonight ut the, fine. big
armory at Valley City. and those who
have had the pleasure of attending
FORMER functions don't propose to miss
this. -,I'. ~.
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cha frrnan pro tenn, and the following
OFFICERS were elected
President-W. D. sweet.
First Vice President-Mrs. mi IL
Bolley.
Second Vice President-Dr. q. A
/ Carpenter.
/ recording Secretary--H. T.. Heues
Corresponding Secretary-E. A. Orr
| Treasurer~-Judge Edward Enger,,d
Marshal-Prof. RI. Il. White.
Executive Committees. q. 'Tenna
son, w y. Sweet Prof. II. L. white
Supt. w p. Hoover, B. F. Lathron Tr
X. A. Beard, DIR: q. A. C.arnentar IT
L. HeWes.. Mrs. N. c.. Young, Sec p
r =; WON. Judge Edward Engerud, Miss
- 1iiuan Fopping, Mrs. Fl. l.. Bolley, DR..
n. L. starring, Mrs II. M. barrow.
programme Committee-E. A. Orr.
rror a, 9: Arvold. Miss Jennie L.
Gnan1pine, r. B. Blakemore, John s.
Constitution and Bylaws.
The club adopted a constitution and
bylaws. The constitution ic as fol-
lows: 80
Constitution Of the Town Meeting Of
Fargo.
Article f.-Name.
This organization shall be known
az the Town Meeting of Fargo, NJ d.
Article ll.-Purpose.
: !. To so discuss living public cues
lions as to create civic spirit and fos-
Ter healthy activity in favor of hest
things for Fargo. =,
g. To interest our young people in
the study of civic questions and TINS
inspire true patriotic sentiment.
3. To bring all, young and old. IN
feel an interest in and a. responsibility
for the common welfare
Article III-Men1bsrship.
The Town Meeting shall be what its
name indicates. an assembly of citi-
sens Of Fargo, and 1t shall be consti- |
-uted OF two classes of members
HnoWn as active and associate. I
Article lV.-ofieers. @
The officers shall be president first
lice president second vice president
reasurer. "a. secretary, who shall be
of the programme commit
ee. an assistant secretary and a mar
hal. ~
Article V.-Exeeutivs COMMITTEES
The executive committee shall con-
list r
. l. or the officers of the orssniza
ion, and. .s..2
2. Representatives. one each from
ne following organizations:
Bar association, Commercial club
0leges' public schools, Builders !
Traders exchange. Ministerial assoc
ation, Medical society, Press club,
ederated Woman's club. Y. M. C. A.,
900 Government league Crittenton
ONE Civic Improvement league a
entail association. Associated chart t
Article Vl.--Meetinas.
l. The Town Meeting shall hold itsl !,
'gular sessions in the hall OF the high =
'hool building on the second Monday {
'ening of every month. excentinr
lily and August.
2. Special and local meetings shall :.
neld a such times and places as :,
AT from Tune to time, be designated :,
the executive committee. y
s. The annual meeting for the cleo "
On OF officers and general business :,
All be held on the second Monday of !
ecember.
a
Article Observation-Disclosures. fl
This constitution shall 20 into eff
ct immediately upon it's adoption s,
ID may be amended upon the, rec b
nendation Of the executive commit o.
e. by a two thirds vote of the sc- e.
re- members present at any regular m
Getting d.
The bylaws of the club provide that n
" citizen of Fargo may become a P
ember by signing the constitution u
d bylaws. Amy member may be- 81
me an active member by paying an
nual fee of SO cents.
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Cooperation Tax prot..4.

Don't file your corporation tar re-
turn except under protest. Blank an.
proved forms for sale, post paid &
cents each; SO cents per dozen. The
Forte Co. Fargo, N. d. Remit with
order. 80
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lost
serious that
seemed hopeless.
Those Append-
cis Reading the
he had practically faith doctor him.
but to
Fargo He extremely excrucang pain
pretty
through which
absolute Doubt
partial belief then his
don absolute knowledge saturday
evening he looked the could jump six
weight rudy and ohesrf
looking showed sick man He
oupoken decided vital science
stating that from the and succeeding
treatments had been perfect health ana
strength
Mr. physique feet tall and with
frame of iron With the disappearance restoration
health he back his home vitality strong
Melvin L. Gates
his sick ana n1a
being the result ot his a.4
and intending patients stating what
time they appointments may made 70 rsca
them without waiting their part
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Nine. Mel1n, chiropodist and elec.
troiosist, removes superfiueus hair.
warts, moles and wens by electric
needle. los Broadway, opposite Bitou
theatre.
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Have the children see the City of
Yesterday at the Fargo, operahouse. Not
moving picture. Evening prices 10
and 20 cents. -. -.
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BIda Wanted

BIDS wanted for the construction !,
basement l4x26x71s feet high. cen1are
or blocks inches thick A. d. WooS
~. 1850. 62S Seventh avenue Ma
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Don't forget the dance at stona,s
nah Feb. q. Admission rs cent?.
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lisved I would win"

The prospect Of scandals in his own
party, the. recent visit OF; President
TAFT to confer on the situation with
the republican party, brought on by
the Conger bribery charges and the hot
fight that awaits the state chairman
at Albany next Thursday seemed
rather to whet his appetite. ~.
TIM not in politics for my livelihood,
like some OF these fellows" he said.
The world don't owe me a living. To
ten YOU the truth, 1 kind of like hight
Ing" ... -. j.
!. Wanted = Young man or girl to- help
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New Shs ntuHs SILK.

In natural, white, black, navy CO.
penhagen, rose, light. blue, lilac, mus
tard and soldan brown; n inches
wide. all styles. Per yard SIS cents
A. l., Moody
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nothing the the The
in his belief
experience
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z -Wanted-Young man or girl to. help
in ONCE, scandinavian perferred. Also
hotel clerk. Louis Hotop.
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not be questioned.
This is the story Of James
d. Burke, a prosperous farmer
of Blanchard, N. D., hale and
hearty nova well man after
severe and serious suffering,
a man who is filled with
thanks and admiration for the
wonderfully effective results
obtained in his case.
About two years ago Mr..
Burke began to show signs Of
illness. He went through the
usual course of doctoring and
even went so far as to go to
a practitioner near his old
lief that he obtained was only
= hpTr1e In WISCONSIN Apxy -
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DO The NORTHWEST
Land COMPANY Offices
FARGO AGENCY INTERSTATE COMPANY Elehopo np F. ~
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Proclamation: Arbor Day.

WHEREAS, by an Act of the Legis-
latlVe Assembly of the Territory of
New Mexico, the second Friday In
March OF each year shall be set apart
and known as ARBOR DAY, to be OBJ
served by the people of this Territory
in planting forest trees for the bene-
TT and adcrnmelt Of public and pri-
vate grounds, places and ways, and In
such other efforts and undertakings
as saau be in harmony with the gem
eral character of the day so establish
I'd" and
WHEREAS. by said legislative en-
actncut, the above day has been de-
signated as a holiday in all public
schools in tae Territory, and school
officers and teachers are required to
have the schools under their respec-
tive charge observe tae day by plant
ing trees, and other appropriate ex-
e~rcises.
IN ACCORDANCE WITH the above
provisions Of law. the undersigned
Mavor 81 Roswell hereby calls nc at
tcntion OF the people OF the City of
Roswell TO suca law, and recommends
the due observance thereof. and sug-
gests that said day be observed al
a noliCav, and that there be a gcner-
Al planting If trees and Shrubs thru
out the City of Roswell on that day,
and that ali OF her citizens and school
children Of the schools of said City
shall participate in the general ohser-
vance of the day by planting or caus-
ing to BE- planted. trees upon private
or public grounds M upon the public
highways of said city.
Given under NY hand this nth day
of February, 1910.
G.. A. RICHARDSON,
Mayor of the City of Roswell.
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First Baptist Church.

Sunday school at the usua hour.
1900 a. n.-Rev. A. Z. Boyd, pas
tor Of the First Baptist church of Ar
tesla, will occupy the pulpit. The
special music will consist of a SO
orano solo. "Still, Still with Thee
ny Mrs. c. f. joyce; and the choir
will render an anthem, ''Fairest Lord
Iesus, Wilson.
7:30 p. m.-The choir will sing
The Valley Of the Shadow Alex
ander Sermon by Rev. A. f. Boyd.
Strangers in our city are especial
" welcome within our doors.
The Bible School Will at
i:i5 a. IN. There are well taught
rlasses for all ages, primary, inter
ncdiate and senior. You are cordial
~ invited to worship with us. and
70 join in the Bible School in study
ng the Word of God.
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Garner Kentucky and Fifth.-H.
Van V~alkenburg, pastor.
The morning service will consider
ne subject, Saving 4 Race" The
.2nlsic will be in accord with the
theme. The evening congregation will
be favored with a sermon by Rev. f.
=. Brown of Epworth, Iowa. Mr..
Brown is one of the very successful
7ounger men of his church in that
great state of churches and schools
md as pastor of a large body of
seminary students he undoubtedly
brings a message particularly adapt
I'd 20 Young life as well as to those
Of more experienced years. The spir-
Il OF this evening service will be
thoroughly evanPelistic.
Mems Bible Glass and Berean
Bible Glass al 9:45 a. m. Regular
Sunday School, J:45 a. m.
Epworth League service at $50 p.
H.. Subject for discussion. Hour to
Pray"
Live spirit in all services. Wednes-
day at 1880 p. IN. short sermon by
pastor. good music and helpful dis
cussions.
Strangers welcome.
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The Christian Church.

We are citizens OF a great country.
What are our obligations to and our
responsibilities for the land we call
our own? Good citizenship demands
sterling worth and strong character.
What part is the Church to take in
the formation and cultivation of a
wholesome, healthy and lean man
hood? What are Americas gravest
perils and what Is her brightest hope?
Some OF these questions will be dis
cussed in the light of the Divine to-
morrow. Come and let us reason to-
gether. This month celebrates the
birthday of two Of our most distin-
guished men. We invite you to our
services.
Our evening sermon will be OF
special value to young men as well
of interest to all.
e:45-Bible School. Supt. j. E. Car
per. Century Glass, Young Peoples
Class.
11:O0-Preaching Service. Theme
Americas Conflict"
3:00-Junior c. T.
6:30-Senior c. Z. c. A. Emmett,
president.
7:30-Preaching Service. Theme,
Americas Two Foremost Citizens"
Special music and good singing.
Cnoir conductor. Miss Nelson
Minister, Geo. Fowler.
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notices the coarser texture Of the
soils the sleeper slope to be irrigated
and b nearer approach Of gravel
strata to the surface which would
carry away the irrigating water "a
Their than furnish it to the growing
plant, one could not expect nearly so
high a duty for The water yet at its
minimum 1t should be at least 100
acres for every secon Dot of water.
Mr.. SuMis ans records show that
the duty of water at present under
the various bitches varies enormous
iy, for example, the highest duty of
water is through the Kline ditch,
which ir-igates 1902 on an average
Of less thar 80 second feet, while the
lowest duty of water was under the
Nica7ora ditch which used nearly a
second foot for a little over Is acres
and which would have covered that
area during the yea if there was
no loss, through seepage or evapora-
ton, nearly "a feet deep. These two
examples will illustrate the use and
abuse of water.
In conclusion the Engineer has
compiled several very valuable sets
If tables setting forth the daIty of
water under existing conditions in
all bitches taken out of the Hondo.
tributaries. and the various losses of
water in the Hondo River above the
Hondo Project.