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The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-07-06
''Rathskeller Cafe Moorhead.
Homestead News.

Homestead, N. D.. July ITO The
Forum: Henry T. Hansen and sisters,
Misses Christine, Emma and Clara went
to the circus at Wahpeton on July 2.
Henry C. Gulland and the Herbran-
ton brothers saw the elephant at the
circus in Fargo.
Martin Hanson and T. Simle depart
ed for Montana last week.
Erik r. Johnson erected a large
granary for Ford Knudson of Viking
and is now as busy as ever in his
blacksmith shop in Sheyenne town
ship.
Julius o. Johnson, who again went
to Brooten, Mimi, on June 10 returned
with his young wife on June "a.
Mr.. and Mrs. Einar Ulsaker went to
Richville, Otter Tail county, MINI, TO
visit with Bjorn Ulsaker and family
for week.
c. c. Brimmon and wife returned
from South Dakota last week and are
now staying with J. Johnson and fam
lily.
DIR. G. e. Moody Of wahpeton was
calling on his many friends here this
week Mr. Moody ran as an independ-
ent candidate for sheriff Of Richland
county.
Toilet Hanson, who was visiting at
Brootin, Mimi, and vicinity attended
the Hallinglaget at Fergus Falls on
his return.
Lars Severson and wife attended the
auction sale at Toilet Brootens place.
Henry o. Almlie and wife returned
from Madison, Mimi, last week, where
they were married. They will locate
in Sheyenne township, where Henry
has seen most Of his days.
A copy of the new publication. The
Leonard Journal, which is brim full Of
interesting news, has been received. J.
L. Smith proves to be frst-class ed
itor and knows how to gather up in
teresting news. We wish him and his
paper success and few thousand sub
scribers.
Lightning struck the windmill tower
at Lars Severson's place recently and
blew the bottom out Of his large water
tank and the bottom out their milk
cans, without damaging the milk
house, which 1t went through. Cor. HI.
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Natural Science is unlike any other
form of treatment, though made up of
the best points of drugless methods.
1t is especially effective through the
unusual skill OF DR.. Cox, who has de-
voted lifetime to it's development up
to its present state Of wonderful sue
cess.
All forms OF diseases except con-
tagious ones are successfully treated
at the Natural Science Sanitarium.
which is Dr. Cox's headquarters In this
city. No drugs or medicines are used,
no surgery practiced. All cures are
brought about in a natural manner,
through means and methods that elimi-
nate disease from the system and give
nature a perfect chance to do her re-
storative work.
Consultation and advice is free to ali
who call upon DR.. Cox at the Natural
Science sanitarium, 1908 Second ave-
nue. south. Fargo, N. ID.
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n. D. POLITICAL GOSSIP

Bismarck Tribune: There were
some pretty close contests in the re-
cent primaries, but the result seems
tolerably clear. The House vote ap-
pears to have defeated Henry, since
ne took a great share of Henry's
strength in many counties that would
otherwise have given a large majority
for the Valley City candidate. Norton
profited by this division of strength
and appears to have nosed out a win
ner. Henry made a splendid run, con-
sidering the division of the stalwart
strength, and evidently in a race be-
tween him and Norton alone he would
have won by five to eight thousand
votes. Brightbill defeats Flittie for the
authorship, and this was not unex-
pected. While there has been an ele-
ment OF the stalwart republicans that
has opposed Brightbill, there is anoth-
er element that believed he should have
had the stalwart endorsement for a
second term. Brightbill profited by a.
good many stalwart votes, and under
the circumstances Flittie made a
strong showing as vote getter. Bick-
ford was defeated by Gunder Olson.
Bickford was up against one of the
strongest men in the state who could
be nominated as a candidate for any
office, and the chances from the an
nouncement of Olson's candidacy were
that he would win. He is a clean and
clever gentleman, a strong republican,
a leader among the Scandinavians of
the state, and no man need feel that
there is anything belittling in a de-
feat by Gunder Olson.
The contest between Taylor and
seems to have fair lead that cannot
be overcome by any belated returns.
Mr.. Taylor is popular educator, en-
tirely worthy and competent, and his
nomination was pretty well assured
from the start. And at that Mr. Woods
made strong showing and a credit
able campaign for the office. The nom
nation Of Miller as attorney general
and Taylor as commissioner of insur-
ance was generally conceded before the
primaries. Mr.. Miller Is a strong can
didate, and Taylor was better known
than Stone and had the benefit Of pub
licity in a campaign two years ago. The
defeat OF j. B. Sharpe by Burdick indi-
Gates the efficiency Of personal cam
paigning in statewide primary.
There is no stronger man, no better
republican and no finer type of the
sterling republican in North Dakota
than ]. B. Sharpe. That he was not
nominated will be a disappointment to
many personal friends, who have
learned to appreciate his worth
through years Of acquaintance and fire.
quent tests of the solidity and value
of his friendship and integrity. He
was one Of the best types of public
men on either insurgent or stalwart
ticket and his defeat is an indication
OF the uncertainties of the primary
choice Of candidates.
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hot bread, though he eschews a cold
potato, unmindful that bread and po-
tato arc closer kin than first cousins
half brothers, so to put 1t. II half that
the schools Of medicine say against hot
bread were true, this country would
have been depopulated long ago. who
would eat a cold buckwheat cake.
though floating IN melted butter and
rich honey? AS soon eat a cold potato.
AS for corn bread--and there are mil
lions and millions OF Americans who
will swear to you that 1t is the most
toothsome as well as the most whole
some bread in the world-as for corn
bread, IL must be hot to impart the
glorious luxury, and this whether pone,
hoecake, ashcake, johnnycake or batter
cake Who would care for a cold roast
ing ear. that is about the best bread"
ever ordered?
For supper take salt rising light,
bread, hot from the oven, with sweet,
nutty butter, and where is there a cold
loaf to compare with IT! Have 1t for
toast, smoking hot, milk and butter
sauce, for breakfast, and you feast as
king though you are .beggar.
But there is biscuit-the beaten bis
cult that you ate when a child In the
morn you emerged from bed as soon as
you heard the first stroke Of the rolling
pin on the dough, and by the time you
had performed your additions and
dressed. the breakfast was smoking on
the table with fried chicken in sum
mer or sparerib and sausage in winter,
and here you were, bewildered between
the hot hoecake and the hot biscuit,
and so, though cormorant you are,
you swiped both.
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North Dakota Kernels

State school lands are being ap-
praised. ..
Darlington rejoices over sprinkled
streets.
Another school election is to be call
ed at Mott.
Don't forget to diversity your crops
next year.
The Northern Pacific is still moving
toward Mott.
The Pioneer wants bridges around
Mott improved.
The farmers still keep their eyes on
the rain clouds.
The Edgeley Mail insists everybody
is a republican now.
90
There are many complaints of dam
age to grain by gophers.
%%&S
A young tornado wrecked some
buildings south of Minot.
~Nsxb
as any state In the union.
H,essS
The piggers have been chased out of
Minot, according to the papers.
900
There is lot of mustard in the fields
south Of Beach in Billings county.
@<S<s
Lake Metigoshe is one Of the popu-
lar sections Of the state this summer.
600
The people of the state can't quite
realize why more votes were not cast.
900
The Milton Globe doesn't believe in
doing business with creamery pronot-
ers.
The former residents of Indiana held
a picnic at Holcomb's Grove near Car
rington.
At Sharon the dealers in fireworks
were prohibited from selling their
wares.
There are some people in the state
inclined to listen to the dry farming
theories.
No steel will be laid on the Stanley
extension OF the Great Northern this
summer and fall
Since beavers have been protected
the animals are propogating in the
state In great numbers.
There are a lot of people in the state
who will not be at all particular about
what kind of rain falls, just as long as
it's wet.
There are 800 towns in the state that
should have first class fire depart
notwithstanding to the people who
have studied the situation.
900
Many North Dakota farmers are not
depressed over crop conditions. One
man told The Forum that If there
wasn't enough moisture this year he
would cultivate his land good and raise
as much grain next year as he would
have in two ordinary years.
csNs<N
1t is asserted that IL Judge Burke
is nominated for the state supreme
cortland Judge Ellsworth fails-then
If Judge Burke is one of those elected
that Ellsworth will be district
judge in the fifth district-instead Of
supreme court justice-but the friends
OF Ellsworth feel confident he is
among the winners.
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FARGO 5REATHEs EASIER.

The physicians Of Fargo, Chief Suth-
erland and the members Of the fire de-
partment are getting back to normal
condition again after the Fourth Of
July celebration. While the day was
far from being classed as safe and
sane" there was less noise than In
some former years.
There was the usual number of ac-
cidents, though none were of a serious
character. Some boys will go through
life shy Of fingers and others will wear
bandages over their eyes for a few
days.
There were some fire alarms, but
fortunately no serious CONGREGATIONS
and the fire department is getting
back to normal condition.
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cotters Notes.

Cotters, N. D.. July 4.-To The Fo-
rum: Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Campbell, Mr..
and Mrs. Frank Beaton, and Miss Anna
Beaton attended the Showers Beaton
wedding at Wheatland last Wednes-
day.
Miss Inez Johnson. of Fargo spent
Sunday at her home here.
Mr. and Mrs. Richardson. who have
been living on the Francis farm for
some time, have gone to Fargo to live.
Miss Alice Beaton Of Fargo Sunday
ed at home.
Primary election passed off rather
quietly and without much excitement
in this vicinity.
The high wind and disagreeable
weather makes this rather duh
Fourth, as many prefer staying at home
to venturing out in the wind and dust.
Cor. G.
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HOT BREAD.

Apropos of the announcement that
che department of agriculture in
Washington is preparing for distribu-
zion under government frank PAM
phlet in vindication Of hot bread, The
Washington Post bursts into rhap-
sody upon this subject.
AS an ardent independent organ Of
public opinion it is needless to say that
the views Of The Post in regard to hot
bread are unbiased. Observes this
wise oracle:
Hot bread is a luxury known only to
the people OF our hemisphere, just as
maple syrup is a delicious article Of
food for the American or Canadian
onIy. Your European has horror Of
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Milton is to have a cement brick
factory.
Stark and Billings counties boast of
the fine crops.
Denny Hannafin carried one town
ship in Pierce county.
s.<>>D
July IA is the date for the old set
tiers picnic in Stark county.
900
Regent, the new town in Hettinger
county, has a building boom.
os%%$
John Myers, a former resident of
Dickinson, suicided at Billings.
900
Lightning set fire to a granary on
A. F. Johnson's farm near Ray.
vsS.s3
County division sentiment in Will
liams county is reported increasing.
%&S.
Editor Fyles of The ,Nilnor Teller
has been cavortin' around in an auto.
..vEG
The boosters at Beach wear a button
advertising the fact they are on the
map.
There are circuses-and circuses--
and North Dakota has great variety
this year
There are a great many editors in
the state to whom the slogan-Lignite
and Linen-sounds good for North Da-
kota.
There was fight in some sections
over the job Of coroner. In some in
stances the position is sought by un-
dertakers.
The Bismarck Palladium thinks
President Pennington Of the 500 placed
Joe Devine on record as liar-in- chief of
the insurgency.
Adams county has a place called the
Big Nasty. Other counties are in the
same fix, but are not so inclined to
focus attention to It,
@<SA
A Bismarck policeman chased a
drayman with six cases of beer. The
weather has been hot enough to make
a private citizen chase q beer wagon.
900
In all the excitement the fact that
Senator Purcell spoke at Devils Lake
July was almost forgotten. Doc was
on the job more eloquent than ever.
900
Editor Mcneil of The Wheatland
News was treated to some fine music
when he returned home with his bride.
There was a lack OF harmony, how
ever.
%@@
After figuring up the returns some
Of the candidates are convinced there
are a lot of liars in the world despite
the fate that befelI Ananias and his
spouse.
900
Sam Clark Of The Minot Reporter
won't bury his grievances at the pri-
maries-he wants to fight Johnson
clear through to the fall election-if 1t
takes all summer
600
The Kenmare News is sore because
everything freakish that happens In
Minot is attributed to Kenmare The
Casselton Reporter once had that idea
about things that occurred in Fargo.
&>H~4,
The Northern Pacific is changing
some of its engines into oil burners.
In North Dakota the company should
use coal. Once before when an attempt
was made the firemen blocked the deal
by throwing more off than they burned
to make the experiment. costly one.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-07-06
COLONEL FUTILE Won
Genial Kidder County Man Has Been
INDICATED by His Friends by a
Legislative Nomination.

Colonel futile of Kidder county has
been amply indicated by q nominal
ton for the legislature. Two years ago
he was nominated and elected on the
face of the returns. Storey, an insur-
gent, contested. The house was in
sugent and futile fell by the wayside.
The people of his district, which
comprises Kidder and Emmons coun-
ties, resented the action OF the legisla-
ture and demanded that the colonel be-
come candidate. His petitions were
circulated while the colonel was in
Chicago. He made the race and was
nomipated. There Is no doubt but
that he will be elected this fall.
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The Theatres
At the Grand.

At the Grand.
The bill at the Grand this week
averages satisfactorily. The motion
pictures are interesting and the Uynas
put on a rube musical stunt that
catches the audience. They have
many ingenious contraptions. Inskeef
& Jones have a comedy drama playlet
that arouses some applause. Long s.
West do comedy singing turn and
their conversation with imaginary
women gets the ladies in the audiences
amused, The Lombards, equilibrists,
are clever.
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Held Special Meetlnns-

Darlington, N. D., July 6.-Rev. Jas.
|. Asher returned from Tiffany, where
he assisted Rev. Anger of Sheyenne in
special meetings. He reports three for
mer probationers baptized, and three
new members received into the M. E.
church. The hall was we'll filled at all
the services, Notwithstanding the dry
season.
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Ashley, N. D., July 4.--To The Fo-
rum: The Ventuoria baseball team
met defeat at the hands Of the Ashley
second nine to the tune Of 20 to last
Sunday.
In Ashley, five democratic votes were
cast at the primary election.
Charley Johnston is wearing a broad
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CAUGHT FINE BASS.
{. A. Fitzgerald is Having Fine Sue
cess AZ L oon Lake Just Now.

{. a. Fitzgerald IS Having Fine Sue
cess at Loon Lake Just Now.
Edward A. Fitzgerald Of the coffee
house which bears his name, has been
fishing down at Loon Lake on the 500
line in Minnesota for several days and
he has been doing some fine work. He
sent catch of bass to his friends in
the city yesterday and he didn't forget
The Forum. He states that the fish,
ing down that way is of the best and
he is having the finest kind of a time.
Fitz says that 1t requires great
patience to catch fish, and if he has
the time during the balance of the
summer he will write a book on the
most approved bait as well as giving
rules for correct fishing.
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OFFICIAL PAPER CITY OF FARGO
VOLUME xxxIII, NO. tss.

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Address all communications to The Fo'
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Heaton News.

Heaton. N. D., July ITO The
Forum: The new store being erected
by the Heaton Lumber Co, is near
ing completion. When the new Arm
of f. A. watkins & Co., get under way
business will liven up little.
tauqua last Monday and returned Sat-
urday.
A light rain fell Thursday night, re-
freshing the crops somewhat. Flax Is
still in good condition.
Prof Q. e. Harding returned from
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remarked upon
e v cry W here.
Difficult cases
come to DIR.
Cox and go
away well and
rejoicing, as
tonished at the
ease and GER
tainty of a
cure at his
hands
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sB There are some fellows so indif-
ferent they don't even recognize an
opportunity-even when it comes up
and slaps them on the back.
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Two unfurnishsd Rooms.

Two unfinished rooms with bath,
apply this evening at fiat 8, operahouse
annex or to Fred Krogh. Front street
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smile since the arrival Of baby girl as
his home.
Rev Reid has returned from his
June vacation. He spent his time on
the Pacific coast. He was present at
the golden wedding Of his parents
Wilbur Johnson has returned from
his vacation trip.
Ed Beadle Of Bismarck was here to
attend the old settlers picnic.
Cor. a.
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CUTLERY.

Anything sou wanE IN tnat lire? I
Keep only the very pest. Zen Hart.
Remember. the Best
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Travellers Tales

"sir." said Frank Promo as he blush
ed like a school boy delivering his frst
recitation, Il wish to make your daugh"
ter my wife," and he gave a dignifed
appearance to his cast of countenance'
The old man sized him up for
short time, and then placing his spec
tacles on his nose he asked: "Hadnt
you better see her mother first?" de
said this gently, but with much en-
phasis, after he had thought awhile, ana
Frank misunderstood him, for he SAID
In reply:
'T've seen her and it don't make any
difference-Tm willing to take my
chances" Frank is still unmarried,
for the negotiation ceased at that min
ute.
H. r. Gladding, who is connected
with the Gideon Travellers association
which held its state convention in this
city last winter, is in Chicago and has
written to N. L. Redman of this city
most interesting letter in regard TO
the work Of the Gideons This organ
ization is composed of Christian trav-
cling men, one of whose objects is to
place Bibles in every hotel room in the
different states. Mr.. Gladding says:
81 was Just over to the Gideon head
quarters and find that the American
Bible society is short on our orders to
the extent of some 10000 Bibles. You
see they never counted on such
bunch of hustlers. If our Gideon boys
could be here and see the results of
this work they would be wonderfully
pleased. Money is coming in from all
manner of people who read them at
the hotels. We stand fourth in the
list of states in the number placed in
hotels to date. Keep hustling."
James Morane, traveller from st. Paul
and Minneapolis, was at one Of the no.
tells last evening and was talking OF
the way in which the news of the
Johnson -Jeffries mill was received in
hotel he was at Monday night. Said
he: There was crowd of us in the
lobby Of the hotel waiting to hear the
news and when one bulletin came which
stated that the negro had closed one
of Jeffries' eyes, actually there was a
groan went up that could have been
heard clear out on the street. When
the news came that Johnson had won
every man felt as though he wanted to
go out and do battle with some color
ed man, and it didn't make much diff
ference to him either who it was.
During the evening one of the coons
who acted as porter about the house
passed along in the lobby and he had
a grin on his face that well nigh broke
his features. He was we'll liked by
the people about the hotel, but when he
chimed out, What's you white people
gwan to do now?' he got belt along
side the head and some one else got up
and was going to give him another
crack, when he turned and ran down
into the cellar and the manager Of the
house said afterwards that when he
went to find him he was secreted in
the darkest cellar and said he guessed
he wouldn't show up before morning.
1t was a most solemn looking crowd
that sat about the hotel the balance Of
the evening and more than once there
was an attempt made to drown the sor-
row, but the gloom was so dense that
a knife blade wouldn't have pene-
trated it, and we all retired early"
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CURING the SICK
DR.. Cox and Natural Science a Com
bination That Is Most Effective
Many Cures Made.

ence Walter Cox with his Natural
Science methods of treating the sick is
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eT The courts thought the verdict
against DR.. Hyde was on straight the
first time and refused to grant a new
trial.
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az Carrie Nation is coming back
east from her swing around the circle
and will soon be in st. Louis.
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Ship in your sweet cream. Present
price 35 cents per pound of butter fat
George Pirie Co., Fargo, N. D..
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For Rent-A suite Of rooms, apply
TO j. z. johnson Cycle Supply House.