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CUTLERY.

Anything you wanr IN rnat line.
keep only the very pest. Ben Hart
Remember the Best
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-08-16

For the first time in a generation the.
French birth rate exceeded the death
rate last year.
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MIS-. Billy Papke says that her hus-
band can have one more battle with
s. nley Ketchel and then he must
retire. Goodnight, William.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-08-16

st. Louis, Aug. 16.-St. Louis, with
Lake pitching. defeated Boston, 2 to l,
in the fourth game of the series. CT
cote was hit hard in the early in
nings. and Karger succeeded him in
the eighth. Score: r H e
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-08-16

HANCOCK BROS, ARCHITECTS, Off.
ces Douglas Bldg, lib Broadway, Fargo.
A. J. O'SHEA. ARCHITECT, FARGO,
~. d. Offices In deLendrecie Bldg.
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Tiners Lose to senators.

Washington, Aug. 16.-Walter john
son was effective with men on bases
and Washington, as a result, defeated
Detroit to 4. Score: HI E
Washington Z 0
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BEAUTY PARLoRs.
DENTISTS.

NINE. MELIN BEAUTY PARLORs ELEC
trolisis, Massage, Chiropody and MAnicur
ing. 105 Broadway. Phone 703-J.
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Browns Beat Boston.

Batteries-Johnson and Beckendorf,
Works, Loudell, Stroud and Schmidt.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-08-16

Nap Lajoie always draws a line in
the dirt with the end of his bat when
he steps up to the plate.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-08-16
Boston Won Double Header.
Pirates Divide With Giants.

New York, Aug. 16.-New York and
Pittsburg split up the double header,
the score of each game being 2 to 1.
The first contest which was won by the
visitors, went eleven innings and was
pitching duel between Leifield and
Mathewson.
Wiltse and Camnitz also had pitch
ing duel in the second game. Scores:
First Game Ri E
new YORK ....... .s............ 2 2
4 A%lSbulS D z
Observation-Disclosures Wilson and
Myers; Leifield and Gibson.
Second Game Ri E
New YORK Observation-Disclosures. 6 /
Plttspurg OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 8
Batteries-Wiltse and Schlei; Cam
nitz and Gibson.
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Brewers Beaten by. kaws.

Milwaukee, Aug. 16.-After pitching
great ball for six innings, McGlynn
weakened in the seventh and then went
completely to pieces in the eighth, the
visitors winning by score of 8 to 2.
Powell was invincible after the second
inning. Score: RHE
Milwaukee 2
Kansas City ..........s o
Batteries-McGIynn, Cutting and
Marshall, Ludwig; Powell and James.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-08-16
AMERICAN LEAGUE.

Rain at Cincinnati.
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ACCOUNTANT.
ARCHITECTS.

WALTER THOMSON, EXPERT &C.
countant. Phone 1907. 1870 Tnird ere
nue. south, Fargo. N. d.
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The Athletics have purchased A
Bonner, an 1S-year- old pitcher. from
the Spokane, Wash. club
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-08-16

1t is said that Jack johnson has in
vested 100000 in government bonds.
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Toledo Beat Columbus.
SPORTING EDITORS CORNER.

Patsy Donovan Of the Boston Red
Sox, is the Beau Brumrnel of the base
ball world. He is as courteous as q
courtier and is a perfect dandy in
street attire. And it is said that the
knack he possesses of tying his cravats
Is the envy of all the team. His COL
leagues on the diamond say they al
ways take a back seat when any of
the gentler sex are around if Patsy
is in sight.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1910-08-29
CANCER CURED BY
A NEW VACCINE
7=C=ESsC7 o. sU=GE7y ~ PHIL
lSlIsE MEDICAL C-oo-S
WAKES SCOgERg.

So Frzoezses Cl-. Aug -s-Cz1-
60. tt= tLss4se EaieA rs tsz=l=d -e5-
lczl sae1es fo- oFs- : hundred yaz-,s.
ray - eoas8ere5 II lzE- DE P X
Cl1za q Oakland yrUfezso- Q: saT.
E=ry /. IL PaIlil1l1e n=5iczl scaools
ar 5gsgeo1 Il eaief 0. ta= Philippine
g=ae-zl hospital q Manila belieT@
Il rs discovered = vzeci1e which I'll
st92 t3@ rzTzzes q the dreaded as
ease
Win th-s vaccine Dr. Gll1za has
c-r=d tEe1-y czsas o: cancer Il Ma
1ilz. J. his laboratories there lie has
5e=1 working for three yezrs On his
eoTery. and j. noE ready 70 give 70
the World tie fruit q MS labor. He
hzs prepared II article to- p15licz-ioa
Il The Journal q Science. = -edicsl
a-d sc.e-tl1c revieE published ~ u
Bureau q Scene cf TIE United
S,stes. IL which ihe- details u ta= cure
vill O= made public to- he first tine
The Journal q Science xii D. iss,ssc
IL about = month
Dr. Gilman has a,--z1 asked ~ dem
onstrzte his 6iseove-r etor- ;he Ro--
a California lusti.at= a. Havana ne
has been IN CONN imitation v5ra D-
Simon Flexner. director q lte Rc<le-
feller Institute IL Nev * Ci.y.
Ehich zzs established l9r the study
and crue of cancer and D-. Flexner
is greatly interested ~ - Iiscove-y-
He has written Dr. Cilmz- for details
Dr. Gilman says -h4t his vaccine is a
homOgeneous rs sepsiol Il dead BAG
terra in phys coloSic salt solution. mix
4 with 4 .Jreserva-ive Il l. taken
from the tuuor Itself
IL Derfecting this vaccine Dr Gil
nan was assisted Or Dr- 4. =. Coca.
pzthologisi in the Bureau Of Science
Al Manila II il proves TO have the
curative properties claimed for Il, It
viii create a sensation in the medical
world. Vaccine has never been resort
Cd 70 before, surgery and electricity
being the only known methods Of cur
ing The disease. these having been
used with only small success.
Dr. Gilman was born in Oakland
ann was graduated from the Oakland
public schools. He received a degree
from Leland Stanford University in
1901 and finished q Jhree-year course
2, Johns Hopkins il 1905. He return
81 10 his home il Oakland on the
transport Logan a week ago on a six
months leave Of absence He will
return 70 Manila next January.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1910-08-29

25o ACRES. ane smooth prairie
farm. NOS, al in cultivation. miles
from ArdmoTe. one mile from con
solida'ed district school. fine water
good fruit. three se,s Of buil1ngs
al fenced. ready for occupancy; Z
rare bargain a. go per acre-Oae
u the bes, farms in the coun-ry
Terms Il desired. Perfsct t!-le.
ADAMS BROS.
Ar3more
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: cEsr 80 ACES o. .z1d - 2
C.1t-5TE-ss- a. E3o1 -z1c- o-= 1-s
t-c-- s1aoo- ooZ-y -uz1 O sT@-y
Sc -s--F q E1o@-. VI g-oW any
ing -.sI E-y o-5e- lz13 xii gov,
TIE d4-=S troZ goTsE--s1-- -L--y
tss- % ,1s--F u Es-er. viii make =
E-s zy-e. - niles from Ar6Do-e
- MEG from Fox Il Cz-s-
c11-ty. ros bes- county IN Oslz5o-
"a VII sci :or 800 CAS- and il.lJ5
due z tare@ years :. 3 2=- c@1t
l--sres-
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1910-08-29

This building. - by 81 feet IL d.
mens.ons. erected a. cost Of $1,000.
ls complete in every detail that vii
add 70 the comfort Of the little folks.
,he proud mothers and the grown
daughter. lt Il located in a shady
grove just north Of the Exposition
building and east Of the Agricultural
building Sanitary toilets, wash rooms.
beds for children. electric lights. gas
heat and piastered walls viii make
,le building A. snug a. the home and
decidedly one OF the greatest convent
euces on the ground Special attention
ba. been given 20 good ventilation.
one section will be devoted 80
model kindergarten and Nursery.
30 c1ar-e OF the women Of the FEEDER.
ared kindergarten Clubs These ladies.
with expert attention and motherly
instincts. viii provide the best OF care
for the little ones. while he mothers
soc the Fair ia peace These Clubs
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1910-08-29
LANDS WITH PERFECT TITLES
n-LT DO roU T4ih. oF ,:

HHET % ToU T-irs o. 2,
ACRES u .czre -suc. - arH e-
Ia =. 1aarae r1D- -sae--e -- 80
eaa n C1ypoc. - wss ear n
Hssr5z l1e.za1r-l,e 40 al 9 ~
nE1r o. Gzy -s- 1917 Hi. Fe-
~ easy re--s ~ t-aoe 70 s-gr-Eg
n rzl1s y l--erss-ee c2-.--1 1-lls-e
T-ts = T. W-llzza. oFoe- HeE.--.
Osz
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! Biz Land Bargain.

40 ACRES, 125 acres IN cultiyz-
Ton. s1-ne timber, some bottom land
and some EscOad boftOn land As
much az thirty acres "a s1bITTigzte1
and iE eztrz good Alfalfa and -Four
miles from railroad Pine tor fruit,
corn and cO.ton. Priee Sc a. acre
Terms. one&hird c2sa balance one
and tEo years.
FELIX x. WEST.
Ardnore. Okla.
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40 ACRES, pe,iecr tile. miles
from railroad town. par um5ered
sandy land. pzr1 second bOttO-n AID
pan int bOt-OD land. 30 acfes IN
cultivation. ouefOurth u i is sub
irrigated and is ertra good ai'slfa
lsnc. Price go per acre Terms.
one<hifd cash. balance IN one and
,zo yeaFE.
FELIX K WEST.
Ardnoore. Okla.
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ADVERTISE SOUTHERN OKLAHOMA LANDS
At VERY LOW RATES FOR NINETY DAYS

u. flrs . sn> H-ftI IN -. f.>-
era cs4-r rss rs> --s s1.>; - --ssins
- tust q -. ir>'s - Terrsts-y t>s
q -. sat. s.ertors5s s,1 nsI
E.-..s - rep many irsstt,rI -; -
t-t tist. S.r- coyc-E cssn; rsi -
syE. Thsr. are tnc-Es,cs - farms
nefe fcr "a. @-.re -. iitl. s -
geo3 ~ IN say psr:isn q tns scrs
so.tn.rn c.sncr-s rs.5b - asss
;n.t. lsn1t p.rcnss.o sn1 pgt N :
STAT. Il cglti.sties farmers - o-h.f
states n.ss tns ANA. they sno3is
.no~ ;hst titles are so>5 IN osisneTs.
tney tncgl1 sn2~ something % the
lsnst snc soonstnins % TIE Srccycts
thst gre~ nsr..
n oroer q sw. ire farmer IN othe'
states a. ioes % mat lsncs nitn gcoc
titiss are offered for sale here The
Erornorsi;e f,r the neSt ninety Gays
enH maze : special prics 70 all per-
senG in Carer county and soloinins
counties ~no desire e gre cescrip-
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Notice Odd Fellows.

AL members Of Ardmore Lodge No
3. J. o. o. T. are requested to be az
the meeting next Tuesday evening as
very Important business relating to
the consolidation Of the Two jurisdic-
tions in Oklahoma will come before
the meeting.
c. c. GALLOWAY. Y. G.
W. ". TALIAFERRO, Sec.
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In buying a cough medicine don
Oe afraid 70 get Chamberiain's Cough
Remedy. There IS 10 danger from il
and relief IS sure 20 follow. Especial
.y recommended for coughs. colds and
ThoOping cough Sold by all dealers
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ADAMS BROS

20 ACRES Cs3r0 yO-t0-l. s,s,fz
and. best sOI On ezr-h ~ acre FL
cultivation, - sogse, Z r. - t-o-r
Ardnors siis fr0-1 se1o9i CO.
n re b.. frscts Of lsud 10 csre-
oosney. for ~ pr scrs. Tf'e pr
S--t ADAMS BRys
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D Z ALLEN
ArdDo-e Ok-s

% ACRES, y miles from Ard
ZOse. 40 scres leTs. prairie lzn1
% acres broken prairie: fenced 6u-
10 other improvements. WI. sell TO-
slZ59 Al acre. cash. Property ! II
niles from end Of car Hne. Perfect
title
L. ". CRUCE L CO.
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IN ACRES ~ sp.e1clt lsr6 70
srres u c1f-irz.sO1 s--zl crssk
th-oBze corrsr. bzizacs s-roc-1. goo5
foT ztzEz Og znytalng. one NE
EO1s nae b-ick sclDo. 5o1se. p
sDlea9l6 localliy. SINE ts---t z1c =
bsfzal, u 81 pr acre Ps-fe-
THE
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1910-08-29

= BIG sERoeIS-22 lots near
street car line near The schools. AL
lots fToa. east Very desirable Ny
price hzs been r19905 each but
s. 5000 xllI get them al no@
". P. POLAND
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Wall papers In roOm patterns to-
iess ;han factory cost, 20 close out.
a. 4. B. Rzwlns COS. l4r
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ONE THOUSAND ACRES zo,O1
farming and. Viii sell On te-ns ~
sBlt pzsc5zEe-. See ne - oDcs. Il
ile vsrfe>z san Noble. ArdrDOre
Okla
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1910-08-29

Boy 10 work at Solomon S
Bakery. 2g-3
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FARMS FOR SALE-Any slze farm
~ s1I- purchaser. Reasonable prices.
and Oh long time. Small cash pay
meur Every farmer shO1le OEn :
farm ol ny terms
u. ?. POLAND
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Money 10 Loan.

Chsttei sec-r.ty. quirk mJLcg n
any amount
21-lm McELROY X SASS
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' r. DIX 20 O1l ODEh -. 454V.
have gone 70 considerable expense to
fit up the building with beds. chairs,
tables and other comfortable furnish
ings
The Womeu's Rest Department Will
De in charge OF competent matron.
who VIII minister 20 the needs Of those
who seek rest in its comfortable quar-
ters
JOHN FIELDS.
President.
! : MAHAN.
Secretary.
When the digestion Is 81 -igh.. ,he
action o. the bowels regular. there Is
a natural craving and relish toc iood.
When this is lacking you may know
that you need a dose OF Cham 5eriain's
Stomach and Liver Tablets They
strengthen the digestive organs. i'm
prove the appetite and regulate the
bowels. Sold by all dealers.
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y ". TALIAFERRO, Sec.
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ELK K WEST
Ardn0re Okla
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CANNOT BAR n. ".
Phone COMPANY
CITY or VERMlLLIoN, s. o., FAILS
IN EFFORTS TO DRIVE COM.
PANY FROM CITY.

Vermillion, S. D., Jan. s.--The. city
Of vermillion has failed in it's efforts to
drive the Northwestern Telephone Co.
from the city.
Some years ago the city OF vermll-
lion granted ten year franchise to an
Independent company which later was
purchased by the Northwestern Co.
After securing the foothold and real
izing that the franchise was soon to
expire the Northwestern got the coun-
Gil to pass a resolution granting them
the right to use the streets for tele-
phone lines.
Vermillion commenced an action in
the circuit court Of Clay county
through which they sought to have the
company restrained from using the
streets for telephone purposes. The
Northwestern people had the case
transferred to the federal court and
also procured an injunction restrain
ing the officials Of the city OF vermil-
lion from interfering with their bust
ness in any way pending the terrnina-
ton of the suit in the federal court.
Judge Garland holds against the city
Of Vermillion at every point and also
holds that the Northwestern people
have a perpetual franchise for tele-
phone purposes.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-01-03
SUBMITS FIGURES
IN MILK BUSINESS
LOCAL DEALER SAYS NEW YORK
RETAILERS HAVE GREATER
HANDLING MARGIN.

Minneapolis, Jan. 3.--The highest
price quoted for milk in New York,
when it was retailing at cents
quart, was S% cents quart to farm
ers, or 1871 cents gallon delivered at
the New York railway terminals, &C
cording to Albert r. Ruhnke, president
of the Minneapolis Milk company Mr..
Ruhnke contends that the New York
dealers had greater margin for hand
ling at cents quart than the Min
neapolis dealers have at cents a
quart, when they are paying from Is
to II cents a gallon.
The figures he submits he says are
from the New York Consolidated Milk
exchange report of Sept. 20.
Figures from the same source for
Nov. 25, he says, show the highest
prices quoted for milk i'm New York
since the selling price has been ad-
vanced to cents quart. On thaI
date the price was $2.O1 forty-quart
can, delivered in New York, or 5A
cents a quart.
Prices of cream in Minneapolis adj
vanced from cents to s cents a half
pint bottle to stores in the past week.
Dealers say that with butter wholesal-
ing at 81 cents a pound they had to
pay higher prices for cream in order
to keep dairymen from making butter.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-01-03
KILLED While
ENROUTE HOME
RUGBY FARMER HELD UP AND
MURDERED IN AN OHIO CITY
ROBBED OF CASH.

Rugby, N. D., Jan. S.--The shocking
news was received here that Joe Zim-
norman, Russian farmer who left
here 8 few days previously for his
old home in Russia, had been muir
dered and robbed at Perrysburg, o.
zimmerman had transacted consid-
cradle business with Hughes g. Farm
kopf before going away and had
couple of envelopes in his peck
ers. which gave the authorities of that
place clue az to his former residence,
and they wired to parties here, stating
that he had been found lying on the
ground, where he had been thrown
from window Of hotel the night be-
fore. He had something over 1,4o0
on his person when he left here, which
had been taken by the murderers. No
clue as to the identity Va tie assasins
could be obtained. is supposed t4Aat
the man became friendly with the
strangers or strangers on his Journey
and was persuaded to stop over on
his trip when the dastardly deed was
committed. Zimmerman had no fam
lily in this country at least, though it
is known that he once had wife in
the old country.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-01-03
Annual Sand Harvest.

Grand Forks, N. D., Jan. s.---Sranl
Forks annual sand harvest has come
menced, There being no sand-fbeds in
the vicinity OF the city, the supply re-
quired for building purposes, aggre
eating several thousand Cords an
nually, must be obtained from other
sources. Here nature comes to che aid
OF buildingers In peculiar way.
The Red Lake river, having it's source
In the Red lake In Minnesota, passes
In it's winding course Of several hum
dred miles through q sandy district.
The rivers swift current brings large
quantities Of sand In solution to Grand
Forks. Here 1t encounters the slug
gish current OF the Red riveran Ii de-
posted at the bottom OF the stream
to q depth Of several feet
Openings are cut through the les and
crews OF men excavare the sand with
small dredges, either by horse power os
gasoline engines. About one hundred
wagon loads Of very nne quality for
building purposes are taken from tho
river bed daily and deposited either
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-01-03
STAY IN NORTH DAKOTA.

Mott, N. D., Dec. 29.--To The Forum:
This is the season Of the year when
certain southern land boomers are
expecting to reap harvest from
northern climates like ours. Below is
given a sample of some OF the adver-
Using matter that has been sent to this
county by certain real estate publica-
ton in Chicago. booming a certain dis
trict in Florida;
The two diseases that are most apt
to occur in this locality are without
doubt malaria and typhoid fever--and
weigh these words carefully, and gath
er their full import---they are both
practically entirely preventable dis
eases.
This means that by proper care, and
the taking of certain precautionary
measures, st. Johns Park can be prac-
tically free of all illness, and these
measures that mean so much to the
community are not impractical, not
hard to understand, but on the other
hand simplicity themselves.
TT is practically OF recent date that
the discovery was made as to the cause
Of the transmission of malaria fever.
Low swampy grounds, living on ground
floors, drinking surface water, exposure
to the suns rays, and various other
causes have been attributed in the past
as the source OF malarial infection.
1T has now, however, been demon
strared and definitely that the trans
mission OF malaria is by certain form
of mosquito known as the "Anopheles."
ITO put the matter plainly to con-
tract malaria fever, one must be Bit
ten by this mosquito, which must also
have previously bitten some other per-
son having malaria This mosquito, II
should be understood, is not the cause
of the infection, simply acting as the
host. Thus one could be
bitten by hundreds OF this variety of
mosquito, but il they had not previous
ly bitten some other person who al
ready had malaria, the disease would
not be contracted.
Now with this knowledge, 1t is not
hard to see what steps must be taken
to prevent malarial infection. Simply
this: do not allow the little fellows to
bite us. Let me state here that this
form Of mosquito is active only during
the night hours. Those that fly around
during the day time are harmless, not
being malarial carriers. Ii Is thus
easily seen, that all that Is necessary
to prevent malarial infection is to prop
erly screen houses. preventing the in
gress OF this pest. sitting out OF doors
on un-sereened verandas should be re-
trained from al much as possible dur
ing the evening hours. The added pro-
lection Of sleeping under mosquito bars
10 alsc an advisable one. A community
can remain practically free from all
malaria II this line OF action Is main
tanned by ail residents"
The most effective screen Is 20 stay
In North Dakota,
1t Ia said Cuba contains the most
beautiful valley In the word and II Is
said again It's native inhabitants have
not the intelligence to fully appreciate
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-01-03
BADGER ALUMNI ELECT.
r. A. Nestos Of Minot Made Presi.
dent at Minot MEETING,


Minot, N. D., Jan. s.-The Wiscon-
sin Alumni association of North Da-
kota had a meeting last week in this
city which viii long be remembered
by those In attendance. Twenty. one
of the graduates and under graduates
were at the spread and with w. B.
diversion of Williston as POSTMASTER.
each alumnus told of some remem-
brance or related how the Wisconsin
idea had helped him throughout his
years of work.
The class of 1908 had the distinc-
ton of having three Of its members
there, B. o. Skriseth, Lakota; A. Hey
ward, Park River; and III. C. Fish of
this city.
After singing the varsity Toast
and giving the college yell, the party
gradually strolled away with the wish
for another such gathering soon.
The following officers were elected
for the ensuing year:
President-R. A. Nestos, Minot.
Vice President-H. 2. Mitchell, Mi
not.
Vice President-F. Davis, Hetting-
er.
Vice President-F. A. T. Bjornson,
Kuhn.
Vice President--C. H. Doyon, Doyon.
Secretary Treasurer--H. C. Fish,
Bismarck.
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the beauty that surrounds them in its
vegetation, flowers and never frosted
foliage, while our lovers Of nature ca
see untold beauty in the Icy frost Gov
cred twig whose beauty surpasses that
OF the most precious diamond and
whose handiwork 1t has never been
mans province to imulate in any work
OF art. One of the beauties is that the
frost does not seem to take the life
out Of the twig, but rather puts life and
vigor into it in renewed form.
At this writing our prairie is covered
with the white and driven snow" but
ere many weeks IL Is to bloom again
and with the blooming will come the
usual variety Of grasses and wonderful
little flowers, to say nothing Of all our
valuable products that command the
yellow" in the markets Of the world.
This is not Cuba nor Florida nor
California, but North Dakota, where
good things are not only possible, but
very highly probable.
II r. e.