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Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1910-06-03
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That this ordinance shall be known as Or
dinance No. B and shall take effect immedi-
ately when published according to law.
Passed May %, 1910.
PHILIP P. BAKER,
Mayor.
A~ttest-Leslie NJ. Hallen, Borough Clerk.
Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1910-06-03
Special school Election

Notice is hereby given to the legal voters of
the School District of the Borough of Wild
wood, in the County of Cape May, and State
of New Jersey, that a special meeting will be
held at the borough hall on
MONDAY, JUNE 6, 1910,
at $3.50 o'clock, p. m.
The polls will remain open one hour, and
as much longer as may be necessary to ena-
BILE all the legal voters present to cast their
ballots.
AT said meeting will be submitted the ques-
ton of voting a tax for the following purpo-
ses, being current expenses: 3
Teachers, s $50
Clerk and ~janitor, $50
Interest on bonds, $50
Redemption of bonds, 1000
Coal and water, 800
Books and stationery, 400
I~ncidentals, $50
Medical inspector, 200
Total, 4,0o0
TIL total amount thought to be necessary
is Four Thousand Dollars.
Dated this Oath day of May, 1910.
c. G. ELDREDGE,
District Clerk.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-12-29
Daddy 'sBedtirne
--l
\fNrvy The Shepherd Boy
1871 And the King

ACK kings and and Evelyn
interesting daddy told them evening about
E the meeting with the king
O. daddy and he worked
of taking flock OF sheep
meadow forest
hunter handsomely dressed
the 1T to the nearest vflageT
fourm there
ito miss the road is sheep track
lost woods
companions sheep here and show me the
and will WELL
can't that for am paid TO watcn the sheep
and If leave them alone of hem might stray away
asked They
sheen vour master OF
that 1t would not be honest IL any OF
much fault as though hd taken
them. I'LL 80.
leave the sheep here In
care while food and guide will
this gold piece
notgo He hesitate and asked:
Are youafr the sheep to meg
not But tried to get me to leave
sheep when do not know what
think
Just then some men, also
dressed In hunting costume rode of the woods
they said
learned that he was the king OF the whole
TO the
said glad to find SO honest boy In my
household And that Hans
had Soodp the king"
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-12-29

SO the secret poison Of infected water.
Yer so sodden are courts in the notion
that cities are somehow superior to
other corporations that 1t is not going
TO be easy 10 give the decision prac-
teal effect.
The case now goes back to Mankato
to be tried on it's merits. The supreme
court passed merely on the question
OF legal responsibility. The sultor
must now prove the fact that the city's
neglect caused the death for which
compensation is claimed to the satis-
faction of court which is part Of the
same political system, This IS one Of
the cases where that jury system
some superior persons affect to despise
is about the only safeguard of Justice.
The Tribune would like TO have
seen this important principle estah-
tished In Minneapolis, where we have
contendcd for it under the strongest
proyocatIun But IL is good all over
the state. now that IL Is established
elsewhere. The next time some cal
lous hireling amuses himself by turn
ing sewage into the pipes, our tax
payers win undoubtedly be called upon
to pay the bill.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-12-29
Thompson Notes.

Thompson. N D., Dec. 2s.--To The
Forum: Ernest Brown, who has been
attending the Dakota Business college.
has been spending the holidays at
home.
Clarence Brownley, who is pursuing
the study OF law 1t the university this
year. is visiting at the home of DR..
j. c. Smith
Olive Forzytlae came home for q
two weeks vacation Saturday even
ing. She is teaching at Emerado this
winter.
aEFs. r T. Hicks left Monday even
Ing for Monon. Ind, to visit her par
ents. Mr.. and Mrs 3. W. Rotruck she
made a brief stOp-over in Chicago at
the home of Mrs Frank Wheeler Mrs.
Hicks viii make an extended visit at
her home.
/ The Christmas exercises az the NJ. e..
church were = great success and great
credit i due Mrs. ]. c. Snaith and Miss
/ NatN5ck. Who had charge Of the train
I ing. likewise Mrs Larkin who trained
the primary department The pro-
/ gramme was one OF tie best If not the
best. that has ever been seen here.
Considering the remarkably short sime
1 in which the programme was gotten
up speaks well also for all who par
1 tEeira1e6 There were q few changes
necessary. causing no break. however.
From the appearances uf the Angels
and the Wise Men and then through
ire scene. santa Claus Workshop
and the school exercises. the knEeress
never dragged
The Misses TzlTa and Alma Thonap-
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-12-29
Trans GOING West.
ON TO BISMARCK.

The members OF the legislature, the
usrfrants for positions in the organ
,uation OF the different branches, the
new state ofacials, the would-be depu-
ties in state ofaces-the horde OF peo-
ple who want to attach themselves to
the legislature during the session as
clerks. stenographerS, ianitors and in
other capacities-sre now on their
way.
Bismarck is their mecca.
The annual raid on the state treas
ury may be said to be on. Members
Of the legislature will want big ap-
preparations for every conceivable
thing from their districts, The lobby
lists win have special schemes to get
through. Log rolling for the cash viii
he active-and everybody win have a
can't hook,
Tho coming session must be con-
Quoted along economical liRes-if the
PARTY pledges sre 20 he carried out
There is no necessity for an army OF
petty Ersfters during the legislative
session It's poor way for man to
square O. political obugation-oy max
Ing the state foot the bill
The members q the legislature can
make good by holding down the num-
Der Of employees to something within
reasonable limits, The people Of the
Etate-sSide from few fellows who
won't be able TO connect with the pub
iic teRt-will applaud any effort along
this line.
The reduction in the tax levy by
the state board Of equalization last
summer-sor political purposes-slsc
puts the state in a position where tbs
utmost economy must be exercised
that necessary things can be properly
cared for.
The people 81 North Dakota en-,
dorsed the proposition for another nor
nal school at Miaot and this increase
the demand for expenditures Tn
fact ths. this was authorized afte
the tax levy may result in whsteye
appropriation the legislature makes
being postponed for another year
and not becoming available tIll tn
next tax levy can be made,
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-12-29
FASHIONS IN FOOD.

1t is no longer fashionable to eat
tricasseed man in British New Guinea,
Consequently missionaries and globe
trotters feel comparatively safe in
wandering about in the island which
formerly dotted on human "hot-hots,"
Laws against eating ones neighbours
flesh cid not have much effect on the
hungry New Guineans, They had lit
tie dread of jaiI-and the English Of
acials were at loss to handle the
situation.
At last it was discovered that the
only way to discourage the New
Guinea taste for human roasts. chops,
steaks and stews-wss to- show them
it was had form" TO eat ones own
kind.
The officials called in the Harry
Lehrs and Ward SIcAllisters and Mrs.
Fishes in the village Of Orkola-and
explained 70 them that il was beastly
bad form TO have human heads and
hands and feet for favors at their
/ cetilIons.
/ As the social mentors were always
/ looking for something new they took
great satisfaction in abandoning the
time~honored practice OF csnnibalism,
In fact they refused to receive com
mon persons who still persisted in
using minced American.
The effect was electrical Families
which were not on good terms with
the leaders in or21ola had no stand
ing elsewhere in the island. and tbs
use Of meat has now become so IN
common that the whole island is ripe
for an invasion Of Battle Creek health
foods.
Great is the triumph Of good farm
s~rhe Welsh rarebit is a great ma,
ture fake.
e. Lotteries are again fouristing il
I Cuba-a sign e the crucial condition.
there.
~ with the war Soares-the peopl,
who advocate scaools to teach boys
how to shoot VIII have easier sailing.
sE Newspapers disagree as 10 DR.
tw5ley,s age. Some Of them have hin
down as IS, others as sS-bUt all agre,
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-12-29

son came Friday evening to visit their
parents, MIR. and Mrs. Gullick Thomp-
son. Miss Tilda is teaching at Rolla
and Miss Alma at Leeds, n. d.
Miss Anna Phelan arrived Friday
evening from I.ankin, where she is
teaching this winter.
Mrs. Robert Abrant and two chill
dren. Ralph and Mary, who have been
visiting at the home Of DIR. and Mrs,
]. C. smith, returned to their home in
St. Thomas Tuesday. They were &C
companied by Merle Van Camp, who
has also been visiting DR.. and Mrs.
Smith.
We are glad to hear encouraging re-
ports from Mrs. ]. NJ. Johnson. She
reports the sweet peas in blossom and
the grass growing on the lawn. The
flowers she sent back TO bear out this
assertion are beautiful specimens.
| Mrs. Eng and Harold are spending
the vacation here. They win return
to Grand Forks after the holidays.
Josephine Simons, Glenna Peterson
and Harold Eng are home from the
university for the holidays.
| Bert Smith is making an extended
trip through the east. He has been In
Illinois and is on his way to visit his
father in Ontario, Can.
Rev. r. j. Hicks was called to Rey-
uolds Saturday morning to officiate at
the funeral Of Francis w. Little of
Buxton.
Vacation in the schools for two
weeks. Cor T.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-12-29
Addison Notes.

Addison. y. D., Dec, 27.-To The
Forum. Ed. NIathes, a student at the
A. G is spending his vacation with his
cousins, Edison Meinecke and Alfred
Lebus.
irwin Schneider Of the Roundup,
Mont. bank. is visiting his mother,
Mrs. /. Schneider.
VIM. Kruger OF Chaffee visited r, w.
Suckow Monday and transacted bust
ness in our village.
TIE Canaan s. s. gave a very pleas
ing Christmas entertainment Saturday
evening. The church looked very fes-
tive with its TWO handsome Christmas
r-ees and holly wreaths and the little
folks performed their parts most cred
itably,
Rsv VIM. Suckow was out from
Fargo to spend Christmas with his
children en- the farm. He filled the
pulpF or the Evangelical church on
Monday.
MYRTLE Houd Herman Jahnke, Lila
DehD and Horace Houd drove 10 Ca
naan saturday 20 attend the s S. en-
tertainment
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Piper OF Cas-
selton are holiday guests of Rev. and
Mrs Heinrich
Mrs. Anne Better and daughters o.
Casselton are visiting at the E. Haus
/ home
Miss Emma Piper IS out from Fargc
visiting her many friends and rela-
lives at this place
Arthur Schneider and his bride ard
expected hack from tire wedding triE
/ tomorrow. Art has many friends hers
who will give him and his charmins
voung wife a cordial welcome
W. A. Sanfebin was the guest q
Mrs. GohdeS sunday and Monday.
Cor. A.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-12-29
Hosr to Make
Better Cough Syrup than
You Can Buy
A Family SanRFye Smwfag - and
FHmEfy Guarantees.

A fan pint Of cough xyrup-as much
as ycn could buy for s1-sN--can easily
he made at home. Yea win ind nothing
that takes held or an obstinate cough
rncra quickly, usually ending Is inside
cs "a hours Excellent. too. Ter TsaccC-
EnE co1ga. sore lungs. asthma GcsSESS-
ness and ether threat troubles
blk / psns pf EranalAtea sugar Viii
= psws or warm water and sir Tor =
minutes Pat - ounces o. EtEae1 80
cents WORTH in . PINK bottle then Asa1
Ire Sugar SyrDp. 1t keepS perfectly
Take teaspoonfDl every one, two CT
three hours
This II last laxative enonga 60 help
sgzre 9 c0nEh- Also stimulates the apps-
gaxa- which Is usually upset ~ coGg1.
Tae taste Is pleasant
TIE effect q pine and sugar syrup On
lie Unnamed membranes Is well know y.
rs-ex IL the sanx1 valuable concentrated
compound c& Norway white pine ex-
tract. warA ia EaRascna and al shs nat
GTssa Neassnx msne elements G&AAE prep
2wsxsnEAs vii not w0rk En- this formula
The raUex ard Sugar Syrup recipe y
rev used &c Thousands CT housewives
aArcnwhra3 the T1ste1 States grid car
Ria Tie plan las been initiated DIX
the cid successful formula las neTsT
been easaseH-
II xrnnRarsee ns absolute satisfaction.
~ -vsn~rw w~avawsAv refunded EoeS with
aess wecsne. Your druggist las FAu@x
or vel @et IL Ter gon- Is net ssAo e
IAe RAnex Co. - NaSAss 41aa
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-12-29
THE PARK COMMISSION.

Fargo has selected a park commits
sion and the members have organized,
II is a good time this winter for the
members TO set busy on park prop
osition-to be ready in the spring. 1t
is almost imperative that a site for
a park be chosen on the northside Of
the city and the Oak Grove site seems
the favored one.
There are many things in favor OF
this location. The southside already
has a park. The A. c. campus gives
the northwestern corner all the ad-
vantaEes Of a park. The oak Grove
site will be an ideal one for the north
eastern section Of the city.
The land proposed TO be included is
ideal for park purposes. 1t is beau
tifully situated in the bend Of the river
and there are some splendid trees. The
landscape is Of such a nature park
could be established with little din.
Guilty and without great deal Of ex.
pense,
1t seems that the commission
should lose no time in securing con.
troll Of this property. Such an act viii
be endorsed by practically every tax,
payer in the city.
A park in that part Of the city viii
1 iit in with any kind Of scheme TIT
( city may later decide upon in the wa!
Of boulevards and connecting parks.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-12-29
CITY WATER SUPPLIES.

TIE recent decision in the case 81
Manksto's water supply is enough TO
make TarEoans interested. Comment
inx on il, The Minneapolis Tribune
SAYS editcrislIs-:
TIE Mankato typhoid fever decision
a the supreme court OF the state goes
very far as = principle q law. Ii
means simply that municipality
must pay for damage done To public
lsfe ard health ey its nsslecs in any
form - service t. the public it may
undertake.
With cities reaching more and more
into the Geld Of pablsc service, this
principle is vital Ii i a. sound fol
municipal traaac Or light and powe'
service s. 1er the paAlsc water SUPPLY
In Msnkaso ere cigy allowed the taoos
t. carry poisonous sewage into til
water pipes and Xii 3 number Of citl,
aens.
Ii 6ensea responsihslsty On she usna
Krouna frat Il mas performing fano
sacn 81 government Ut MS doing =
such thing. bit even il Il were ~
c0ast holds shas cts nass ray e
deasA Ct anSary caused ay - nesaecf
Ne a. rot see how any cours coaa
hoAa anyxAtng ease.
II - Ansm rnAmss.e ~ q seTccs8x
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-12-29
MaIcott News.

walcott, n. d., Dec. 2s.-To The
Forum: Martin Helling came down
from kindred to spend Christmas with
friends in this village.
Prof Chas. Hanson was a business
visitor in Fargo last Saturday.
James. Pearl and Margaret Rogan OF
Fargo are spending the holidays with
their sister. Mrs. Harvey Smith.
Theo. Gigrich. the local tonsorial ar
fist. spent the holidays with the home
folks in St Paul.
Mr.. and Mrs I. A. Quilitz and Mr..
and Mrs r. ". Lee spent Christmas
with the Van Arnam family at Wahpe-
ton.
Gust Fossum spent the festive day
at his home on the Wild Rice.
Arnie Ekrie. a former Walcott boy,
but now living in southern Canada,
came down last week and win spend
some time here among his old friends
Mr.. and Mrs. C. C. Clemmons spent
Christmas at Wahpeton with Mr.. C's
sister Mrs. c. J. Johnson.
And still the country is full Of hood
lums who do not know more than TO
go to a place of worship and disturb
the meeting. II an example were made
OF few OF these scamps it might have
quieting effect on them.
The Christmas tree exercises in the
church Monday evening were the best
ever held here. All the little ones
were given chance to demonstrate
their abilities and a number of the
older people were also given opportun-
tiles. The singing was very good and
enjoyed by all NJ. G. Myhre gave a
very nice little talk on the Christmas
/ tree of years gone by. showing the
Acrudeness. but the ever prevalent
Christmas spirit. He ended by pre-
senting to Rev and Mrs Ballestad and
1 family q small purse of money given
+ by the members Of the congregation in
token OF their esteem. Mr.. BaIlestad
in very fitting words thanked the con-
gregation for their kindness. not only
at this time of the year. but all the
wear through In closing Rev. Bale
stad introduced an already well known
/ character. Rev Monson Of Norman.
who delivered a few well chosen re-
marks The programme ended with
the distribution Of the present and all
left feeling thar the evening had been
well spent
NorriR Lee has severed his connec-
ton with The Walcott Reporter.
In the bean guessing contest held nv
8. NJ. Hen6rickson. ]. r. Russell won
fsrst prize. Theo. Dahl second prize and
Thee Dahl and Paul Worm tied for
third prize.
a number Of the local bows attended
the dance at Coifax Christmas eve. and
ali report most excellent time.
Another one OF those dances which
al enjoy 50 much viii be given in the
foperahouse next Saturday evening
Malchowss orchestra win, as usual
furnish the music
The local meat market will be closed
Until after the holidays and those who
did not set their meat supply for the
week VIII have TO call ON their neigh.
boris.
1t special meeting al the M. w. Al
held Tuesday evening ARRANGEMENTS
were made for the annual BANQUET And
Tor the installation of officers. Ths
Wondmen are IKE and up-to- ssats
body and will make arrangements lafa,
for several good times the conlns
winter
The next thing il line to ID swsa,
o. Cor. w.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-12-29
Barrie News.

Barrie, n. D.. DUcc. eT.-To The
Forum: Nearly all the people, young
an dold. in this neck OF the woods. are
down with the grip or some kindred
disease.
A good c, L. meeting was led last
night by Asa Stevens and the church
quartette sang some Christmas music
that enlivened the exercises.
Mr.. and Mrs. Vivian Morgan viii en-
terrain the young people next We'd
nesday evening.
The VoIney stevens family ate their
Christmas dinner with the Berlleys
and a sumptuous repast was enjoyed
by all.
Miss May Allen returned home from
her Christine school last Saturday TO
enjoy two weeks vacation with parents
and friends
Rev. Merrick of wshpeton VIII
preach in the church here next Sunday
morning at II o'clock and all are cor
daily invited to attend at this the first
meeting Of the new year.
The many friends Of Mrs. ]. r. Pow
/ err will be grieved TO hear OF her death
/ in st. Paul last week. Mrs. Power was
an old time resident and pioneer and
was loved and respected by all who
knew her and the sympathy Of this
whole neighborhood goes out to her
bereaved husband and family.
The Misses Davidson and Bergman
OF Fintah. Mimi, called on friends here
last Saturday and Sunday and seemed
to enjoy themselves and made Others
enjoy their society.
A letter from Pipestone, Mimi. con-
tanned the news that the stork had
left daughter for Mr.. and Mrs. Jay
Everett who are at present visiting
their parents at that place.
Miss Avis Christy win soon return
10 finish her studies in the high schoo
at Minnewaukon.
There was a large gathering Of tn
Morgan clan at the old homestead {,
eat turkey on Christmas day and II
the evening Mt. and Mrs. Christy ant
Mr.. and Mrs. Steiner Joined in the fes
tive dance around the Christmas trei
with the little ones who all enjoyed tn
visit OF Santa Claus. Cor. 3.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-12-29
North Dakota Kernels

The man clerks are reeeverms,
Better roads are wanted mt0 Mar.
marth.
There i a shetland pony farm near
Reeder.
@x&yN
The wedding bells were certainly
ringing some,
Blind pigs are no longer popular
around Turtle Lake,
The Lansfort loarnars aaverslsing
patronsge increased,
great deal og RNal6lng Is in PRO-
gress at New Iiopssg,
Grafton people regret that I'D Pierce
has tired Of the u, q, job.
The statesman intimates hliudplr-
gers are numerous at Ralfo0r.
&SS
Arne Erickson, ! 7S-ysar-old resi-
dent of Dogden. became insane.
&&~S
Alexander had several boxing
matches, two 81 them kRockouts.
Some lady homeSteaders near Med
ina have recently made final proof,
start the new yss ca By setting SQUARE
with the publisher ON your subscrip-
ton
Many papers i'm the state are boost
ing for more state aid for the rural
schools.
Some Of the Burke county people
want to put Bowbells in a gooseneck
by itself,
A good plan Is TO start the new year
i right by subscribing for your home
paper-and The Forum.
The new building Of the Interna-
tional Harvester Co. at Minot has been
completed at a cost Of s100.0OO
$50
The Columbus Reporter is not par
| ticulariy enamored of a man who re-
Gently conducted a restaurant there.
&s>$
The Crosby Review deplores the at
tempts TO stir up strife in Divide
county over the selection of the county
seat.
<SSSS
With the doctors uuarreling over the
best methods of curing people-it's up
to the average citizen TO make a
strenuous endeavor TO keep we'll.
$50
| Mott is SO rosperous-that Editor
Irysh wants to show his good will
| toward everybody-even the two bank
ers who want an opposition paper
started to The Pioneer Press.
%S&
The Mercer Telegram editor thinks
threshing must be delayed in that Sec
ton, as several men promised last
summer they would pay their sub
scriptions as soon as they threshet
their grain.
A resident Of Reeder has gone Il
Texas to secure some angora goats
and will try that form of livestock
raising. If he will add skunk farm
he can secure lot of scents witt
the combination.
@<sS
Editor Fyles of The Minor Tellei
can't stand for The Forum politically
but in every other respect he thinks
7 it is all to the good In a recent edi
torial he said: Laying the politica
beast OF North Dakota aside, The Flo
rum is unquestiOnably the only rea
statewide newspaper, and has cover
cd the field most satisfactorily"
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-12-29
Travellers Tales

/ bounced up to the X. OF c. hall
Tuesday evening. dressed in my best
Calso jubilent spirits) to attend the
German OF the Royoroft Club. Ever
since have been n member of the club
have heard a great deal about the
German Christmas psrhies Of the Roy
croftersH and / had decided that
should not miss the cotillion.
And I was glad went for the way
Hector Barnes handled the figures was
worth seeing alone. counting out all
the other attractions. If Hector has
no accomplishments. other than lead
ing a cotillion, his saving grace would
be wen grounded in his ability to
handle the German.
AS each new figure came with a sur
prise. the dancers grew more enthus-
iaStic over the merry meriment Mr..
Rarnes worked hard 10 see that each
one was constructed and promoted
with all the grace that was possible
and often at the end Of the dance he
would enter the rest room, his face
covered with perspiration.
Well, Hector, what are you going
to run of next?' asked J. NJ. Bath
rick. Of the leader as Mr.. Barnes came
70 the rest room near 10 the end of the
cOtillion-
Well. / think the next event win be
sack race for the ladies-profess!on
ais barred
"SacS race-Sonnds clever. What
in the dickens DO YOU mean by pro
fessionals barred though
Why those yadies wearing hobbs
skirts.