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The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-12-07
Late Events

Grand Forks Herald: Announce.
ment That Hubert Beard of the Fargo
college mad captured a Rhodes scholar
snip, reminds a reader that he Is tbe
second boy from the Fargo college il
recent years to have this honor which
speaks well for the training +bo+
worthy school gives her boys. Fargo
coIlege was founded by the late James
Z. Gould owner of the big Gould farm
near Buxton. The money used for
this purpose was left by his half broth
er' ). Harrison Jones, a wealthy ca
ern man, who willed large sum 70 ba
used at the direction of Mr. CopId for
the advancement Of education asna-
crafty in the west. A sister, Mrs Ras-
sett, of Boston, added TO the SIM, ona
Fargo college was built as a nneroria1
TO Mr.. Jones. The first and n,oir
pullolng of the college is known as
Jones nan. The widow of the late Mr.
polls. 4"i'iiiea
me degree team OF the Fraternal
order of Eagles will give their sec.
ono annual dance tonight In S+ora,.
old haH. From the number of +icl,a+,
sold large crowd is sure to he 49,
net. Anyone wishing to spend .
pleasant evening is cordially invited IN
attend. Tickets can be secured at tho
door or from members Of the team
Dean Bowling left this morning 20
off1ciate at the zemmer- Austin nm
tlais at Leonard, N. d.
v G. Tenneson returned this morn
ing from Dickinson.
The clearings of the Fargo banks
today were $137S95.OS.
There will be an important meeting
OF the M. e. A. this evening AZ :. al
o'clock at Prizes hall. Election. Of
officers. Vi
Inc Q. H. S. Evening Bridge club
played last evening at the handson,a
new residence of DR.. and Mrs = II
8ailey on North Broadway. Masses
II pink roses in bowls and vases wora
Jet throughout the rooms in q noos+
attractive manner At midnight an
elaborate supper was served. Mrs
yloutie' won high score.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-12-07
Shows Reoort.

Chicago.-Snow says: Oneill Neb.
The fall was ideal for corn huskins
and most of it is in the cribs. Eigh.
inches of snow on the ground. Clifton
Hill, Mo.-A good deal Of corn is bad
ly down and hard to gather. Very dry
here and wheat badly in need of rain
Logansport, ind.-Corn all gathered in
good shape, but yield disappointing.
Wheat looks bad, early sown being full
OF fly. Robinson, Ill.-COrn was a fine
crop and is now all cribbed. Fall has
been too dry for wheat, but there is
plenty of moisture now. Nashville,
Ill.-Corn all cribbed. Early sown
wheat full Of Hessian fly; late seeding
looks well. Rain needed. Priario
City, Iowa.-Corn all gathered in fine
condition. Large acreage of winter
wheat sown this year.-B. F. Co.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-12-07

II Chicago, Dec. THE wheat marked
opened shade easier and ranged
within very narrow limits with light
trade up TO noon, when the govern
ment report was given up. The north
western markets were weakest; export
business was not talked about. Local
professional interests continue to
dominate, but do not seem to be MAX
ing much Roadway with their bull
campaign, as they have as yet at
tracted no outside buying. We think
wheat should be sold ON all rallies,
as both European and domestic situa-
lions warrant lower prices.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-12-07
EAGLES ELECT
THEIR OFFICERS
FARGO AERlE NO. 1853 HELD
MEETING LAST EVENING AND
ELECTED OFFICERS FOR THE
YEAR-LoDcE HAS HAD a BIG
GAIN IN MEMBERSHIP

Fargo Aelie No. 15s OF the fraternal
order OF Eagles held business meet
ing last evening at their home on
broadway and elected officers for the
year A large number OF the mem
oerA OF the lodge were in attendance
and the interest In the order Il rapid
ly increasing.
The election resulted as follows:
PresidenT-Leif Hennfng
Vice PreStdent-H r Miller.
Chaplain-J. M Speer.
Secretary--A. M. knight
Treasurer e. Holmes
Inner Guard-Jonp Hopkins
Outer Guard Koel.
Trustee-J. f. Holmes.
Physician-Dr. A C. Nichols
During the last year the order bs.
beer steadily growing. There have
beer seventy-six new members added
to the roster OF the lodge AND the or.
ganizatior has made excellent hnan.
cial gains
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DAMAGE SUIT CLOSING
Attorneys Lowell and stambaush
Make Lengthy Appeals to Jury
in Final Arguments.

The big damage suit of $4,000
brought by Thomas H. WEIGH against
the Fargo Moorhead Street Railway
Co. for alleged bodily injuries sus-
tanned two years ago in collision on
Front street in front OF the Cream
restaurant, is drawing 10 a close. The
examination closed this morning and
the arguments of the counsels for no
plaintiff and defense begun.
About 9:45 this morning ". r. Low
ell. counsel for the plaintiff. began a
lengthy argument which lasted almost
uTtil the noon recess w. S. STAN
baLgh. for the defense. made a long
appeal in refutation of the PLAINTIFFS
contentious l. is probable that the
two attorneys will each make a re-
butral this afternoon, and that the case
wiD reach the jury about the time forg
the adjournment of the session.
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WHITE CASE THIS TERM
Local People Interested in Sui, 10
Come Up at Dickinson in pecem.
Der Term.

The suit against a number OF truS
and surety companies that were caueh,
In the mesh of the convicted ex-audi-
| ter Of stark county. will be up hi
the December term OF court at Dick
inson which was begun YESTERDAY. THE
companies that will be sued at his
term OF the court are American surety
Co.. Northern Trust Co. and the Titla
g. Security Co.
These firms were bonders Of tha
different county treasurers Of starl~
county who paid out the money On tba
warrants that had been forged hv
n White, the county auditor. THE
county ID now suing the bonding f,rn,s
for the return Of the money that was
allowed to get out by the paving 81
forged warrants.
A local attorney returned from n,ol-
inson this morning where ha has haon
looking over the situation. The Gases
promise to bring out some Of tha
finer points Of the law and win ha
watched with interest bv the Legal
lights of North Dakota.
The suits are the resnIt ~ 49,,
known case that developed n sta,,s
county some time ago. County Audi
tor Wnite was convicted OF having is
sued forged warrants to the amount
OF $4,000 while in office. for about ~
years The treasurers who paid o,,t
me money on these forged warrants
have been asked to refund this ynayas.
TO the county, and their bond holders
are being sued to get the amo,,nt
returned
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BANK TO open
AT CHRISTMAS
NEW SCANDINAVIAN : AMERICAN
BANK WILL OPEN AT CHRIST
MAS TIME-THE CASHIER AND
THE ASSISTANT CASHIER HAVE.
BEEN SELECTED.

The new Scandinavian-A American
bank will open Monday, Dec. 2s, II
the plans of the directors OF the in
ssitution are carried out. 1t was origi
nalIy expected to open the bank the
week before this, but on account Of
the late shipping of the fixtures, the
opening has been postponed
Lars Christianson has been elected
20 the position OF vice president of the
concern and r. o. Belland will be the
cashier. Nels j. Brevig Of Sacred
Heart, Mimi, has been selected for the
position of assistant cashier, and ne
will have charge of all the active du-
ties OF the cashier. Mr. Brevig has
been in the banking business in the
Minnesota town for the last ten or
twelve years and is well equipped to
care for the active interests Of the
corporation.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-12-07
KLOW RESIDENCE BURNS
Fire Department Called &c Home o.
Grocer This Afrernoon-con,
siderable Damage.

the residence OF C. v. Klow at SIG
thirteenth street south caught fire this
afternoon aboul 2:55 O'clock The fire
department. responded at once. II was
learned that the blaze was of con
siderable size and that much damage
was done to the interior OF the house
though the amount could not be as.
certained The wagons of the depart :
ment bad MOI yei returned 10 the fire
station when The Forum went "a
press,
A false alarm was sem in AZ 1.5s
o'clock, when the department was
called to the corner of Fourth avenue
and Eiighth street south
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EAST SIDE NOTES.

MISS Mabel Mcdonald and Ray Hell
Derg' two young Hawley people were
married yesterday afternoon by the
rev ii. A. Kernen of the Congrega :
uonaI church. The ceremony was
witnessed by Miss Olga Heiberg and
Henry Mcdonald
Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Engeseth and
FAMILY Of Mahomen spent the dav in
me city as the guests of Mr.. and Mrs
@. f. Fuller.
The Willing Workers of the Swedish
Lutheran church viii give a supper
ana sale of fancy articles made
curing the summer in the parlors of
the church on Friday evening, Dec. 9
Public cordially invited
The Mems club of the Congress ..
,lonal church will hold meeting AZ
tne church, this evening at 7:s0
CLOCK. The regular church meeting
mas been postponed for one week and
the men of the church will meet TO
oeVlse some programme for the adj
Journed regular meeting. All men or
the church are urged to come out 8
" viii require but a half hour of
time and the matter is important.
While Bemidjl has been contribut-
ing hundreds of dollars in cash ana
1000 and clothing to homeless refu-
gees OF forest fires on the northern
boundary, children in families here
nave been unable to attend the public
schools because OF lack of clothing
and food according to information
furnished by George w. Puppy, state
truant and child labor officer.
Great Britain's potato crop this year
Is S,47S,2s9 tons, as compared with /
S'6t445S tons in 1909, according to a |
preliminary report just issued by the /
board of agriculture of England.
c. A. Ballard was reelected master
Of the Moorhead lodge A. #. & A Mr.
at meeting held last night and his /
associates in the Official family were |
also reelected
the young people of the Swedish |
Lutheran church announce sale and |
supper next Friday evening
A. j. Rustad was stricken with a
serious illness. yesterday afternoon
and there were attacks Of pains in the
head and face, occasionally SO severe
hat for time 1t was feared he would
to- his illness. which came
'ather suddenly. Late last night sew
,ras doctors and specialists were in
attendance and early this morning a
light Improvement was visible. Today
he conditions were more favorable,
'ut the patient is very sick man.
The warmer temperature flag was
ioisted over the weather bureau sta
ion today.
One Of the bright young salesgirls in
he Howard Mood department store
vas heard to remark today that her i.
Of doing early shopping was
DING it as soon as possible after the
torres open in the morning.
Chief Malvey says he has a sugges-
ion and it is. do your snow shovel
lg early"
The wheat stealing case from Mo-
md township was still occupying the
ttention or Justice Malloy. two at
orneys and about hale the township
s witnesses today One witness
1ought IL the attorneys would hurry
little the case might be submitted
} the court in time for everybody to
0 home for Christmas The accused
zen say they bought the wheat, !
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-12-07
MOORHEAD MUST
BE BOOSTED
NEXT ADDITIONAL DRAWING
POWER MUST BE IN FORM OF
NEW HIGH SCHOOL BUILDING
WHICH is BADLY NEEDED TO
MEET DEMANDS.

Thinking and far-seeing men O.
Moorhead and those who believe in
making the city as strong magnet
as possible for growth, general de.
velopment and commercial supremacy
are turning their attention to the line
of improvements which are now most
needed. The busine1s streets have
been paved during the last two years
liberal extensions have been made ia
the water main and sewer systems.
SO that things in that line are not so
urgent as they were and there will be
no great demand for extensive work
along that line as there has been dur
ing the past few years.
Now eyes are being turned in the
direction of the high school building
which has about served its purpose
and today is considerably antiouated
when compared with recently erected
public school buildings i'm other adj
vancing cities.
Expressed a View.
A prominent citizen. we'll known for
his enterprise in the line of all that
is good and uplifting, said, as he was
passing the central school building
this morning, "Moorhead is in need of
new high school building and one
must be built within the next year or
two, to cost not less than $4,000. and
1t must be built on that same site. IF
the move is taken hold Of in the right
way new building could be erected
during the coming year and the work
could be financed so that it would not
be burden on the people. Moorhead.
too, must have, in fact it Is badly
needy today, a Central school build
ing which in equipment will be second
to none Of similar character in the
state"
Moorhead is a good town, already
prominent with its
arge normal school, taking care of
over 1000 teachers a year; and Con-
,ordia Luther college caring for sew |
eral hundred students a year. and It |
{ generally conceded that to harmon |
re matters a new central school
will soon be an absolute ne
sessity and to prove it one need only
survey the growing population of the |
'ity well equipped high school
attractively designed and |
costing about $4,000 would give
doorhead great boost and give it a
lrawing power that could not be ex-
elled by any city of similar size and
tributary advantages in the state.
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Wounded In Lumber cann

Duluth Mimi. Dec, Ernest ia
cobson, aged 30, was accidentally shot
and probably fatally injured at lum-
Der camp near Cloquet twenty Ave
miles from this city, Saturday. He
was brought here and Is in local
hospital. He was sitting on bench
In the camp when a gun in the hands
Of companion was discharged. sew
eral buckshot striking jacobson.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-12-07

Esgert's Market Has a Window Full
Of Dairty Little Piss-Draws
Great Numbers.

Twelve dainty little dressed sucking
PIGS displayed in Eggert,s window are
attracting lots of attention from
passers by today and many man
with memory of succulent morsel
OF bakeo sucking pig is wishing he had
one on his table for tomorrow.
These little piglets were specially
fatted and shipped to Eggert.s market
from St. Paul, and make tempting
display
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-12-07
MODERN LIFE HEROIC
Series of Sunday Evening Talks al
First Presbyterian Church on
the Heroic.

DR. Charles r. Adams of the First
Presbyterian church has arranged a
splendid series OF talks for the regu-
lar Sunday evening services. In the
addresses he will take some Of the
ideals OF christian manhood realized
in life, and will eulogize these men.
The time and subjects OF the adj
dresses are as follows.
Dec. 1.-THE Hero as Goldier-Chin-
ese Gordon.
Dec. 1s.-The Hero as Patriot
Wendell Phillips.
Dec. 25.--The Hero as Missionary
David Livingstone.
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Foreiun Cables

Liverpool Dec. Wheat opening "A
higher; corn u lower; 1880 p. m. wheat
B@A lower; corn A@9s lower: 3:1S
D. m. wheat B6A lower; corn a
lower; close wheat 1s0A lower.
Paris, Dec. Wheat opening a
lower; flour u al cent lower; wheat
closed "a lower; flour l cent lower.
Antwerp, Dee. Wheat closed I'M
changed.
Berlin, Dec. Wheat closed q
lower.
Buda Pesth, Dec. Wheat closed "a
lower.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-12-07
SPANISH VETS TO MEET
Regular Election of Officers of eoys of
'ss viii be Held Fri
day Night.

The Span!sh-American war veterans
will meet in regular monthly session
at o'clock Friday night. There viii
be runlber of important measu, es
brought up for consideration. among
Which will be the annual election IF
officers for the ensuing year. A large
attendance is desired.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-12-07
CITY ELECTION CHATTER.
Tonsues Are Wassins About connina
Biennial City Election.

Il appears that good as Mayor Davy
mas been in the opinion Of a great
many people that are some who think
dinerentiy A gentleman who did not
Know ne was being heard said that
ne was In circle, last night. at which
prospective city officers we're dis
cussed G, r. Chaplin was mentioned
tor city attorney and w. r. TillotSon
Leslie Welter and l.. A. Huntoon for
mayor. A good many people to whom
the matter was limited at thought maj
II Mayor Davy was willing he wouId
nave the same unanimous nomination.
as was given him two years ago. Mr.
Davy so far has been silent =. -
Wlietner ne desires the burdens or
Office and honors any longer.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-12-07
Political Economy.

G. w. Brandburg OF Fergus Falls.
Otter Tail county, candidate for gov
Rrnor on socialist labor ticket, has filed
q statement concerning his campaign
at the state capitol He received "a
financial aid from any one, and did
not spend sent himself. His CAM
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Argentine.--A private Rosario cable
reads; Harvesting progressing favor
aply. Weather continues fayorable
Quality is good. There has been n,
change in crop prospects. Can see no
reason to change my previous estimate
OIL SS'O0O0O0 bushels on the EXPORT
able shipments.-H. w. & CO.
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Alleged sIaYer Aonuittad.

Rapid City, $. d., Dec. AFTER be-
ing out Ave hours jury In circuit
court returned a verdict OF not guilty
for Otto FREEZER, charged with the muir
der on election day Of his employee.
Charles Rodell, farmland near
bennington in the eastern part of this
county.
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aobber susEsets Arrested.

Flandrean, $. D.. Dec. 7.---Marshal
Theodore Olson Of Egan rounded up
suspects who are accused OF robbing
the banks Of Bushnell and White in
them all kinds Of implements and ex-
Nlosives known TO yeggmen. THEY
have been taken 10 Brookings and
placed in Jail
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Chicago Dec 7.--Wheat cables u
lower Favorable Argentine news and
cheaper offerings from there. Cont
nent still bidding for cargoes. Weather
SHOWS zero temperatures for the west.
Government report today viii be bull
fish probably. Advise caution ON the
weak spots.
corn: Country selling more freely.
ADVISE sales on hard spot in corn.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-12-07

Inc initial performance in Moor
Iieao new place of amusement was
sven tnis afternoon before an audi
ence which filled the house, and il
applause meant anything the patrons
we're delighted Performances win be
given this evening.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-12-07
Grain Opiniors

Finley Darrell & Co.: We believe
that wheat can be safely sold on all
sentimental and forced advances from
present level.
Logan & Bryan: There is nothing
In sight in the wheat situation to sug-
gest any great change in the course
of the market
Clement Curtiss & Co: We regard
both wheat and corn as a purchase
for scalp at this level.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-12-07
MARKET COMMENT OF THE DAY

steady to 10 cents lower; sheep 10000
Omaha, Dec. Hogs $500. Cattle
5000. Sheep 5000.
Kansas City, Dec, Hogs 5000.
Cattle 5000 Sheep 5000
H. VIZ
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Live Stock cln.a-

south st. Paul, Mimi, Dec. 7.
Hogs: $500; 5 to 10 cents higher. h,Il,
&.S5@L40, Cattle: 1900. steady. IN
Genus lower Sheep: 500; weak; 10
cents lower.-C. e. L. & Co.
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584-671; same time last year, 477,11l.
Hogs-One day this week. 1900:
same time last week. $3.50; Jan. to
date, 14S'O66; same time last year. 479, :
7O4
Sheep-One day this week, 1900:
same time last week, 1880; Jar. to
date. S45,2e1 same time last year. $685.
COS.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-12-07
COUNTY DADS MEET.
Commissioners in Regular Monthly
Session at Courthouse.

Session at Courthouse.
The county commissioners are con
vened In their regular monthly session
today at the courthouse. The matter
OF the monthly salaries for the officials
Of the county are now being considered
after whichi the bins for the north OF
November will be taken up. Inspec
ton Of the county bridges will follow
before The adjournment of the session
at the last OF the week.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-12-07
Beef Prices.

St. Paul, Dec. Cattle: Cows ant
heifers. $2.5O@425. Steers: Stockers
S2.50Q400; feeders, $2.75@5.00.
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Moorhead Department
Tho L.yceum Opened.

paisn did not cost cent and at
eiection he received $50 votes.
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South St. Paul Live Stock Market.
South st. Paul. Dec. 5.-Receipts-
Iattie--One day this week, 1000; same
time last week. 1876; Jan. / TO date
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Cattle.

basis, although buyers were out to
reduce cost wherever possible. Veal
calves sold on the basis Of a 81 ton
Estimate, 1000.
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stoekers and Feeders.

STOCK and feeding cattle met pretty
fair outlet. although country buyers
We're scarce. Bids were generally on
par with last weeks close.
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Hogs.

Hog market was mostly a nickel
higher with a liberal run billed. Price
range, $40 to $3.50. Bulk of sales.
s7.2O to s7.25. Estimate, 5000.
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Grain Receipts.

Chicago, Dec. Wheat today 30 &,
last year n. contract s, estimated 90;
corn today PSF, last year 1870, contract
3, estimated 312; oats today 1911. last
year 40. contract ~, estimated col.
Minneapolis, Dec. Wheat today
2e5, last year 1875; corn today &c. last
year 8; oats today SO. last year Z.
Duluth, Dec. Wheat today 1O7.
last year Al.
Winnipeg, Dec. Wheat today 22s.
last year 207 Ell g. "a
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-12-07

Uncle Sam Is getting out 4 s. 0OO. 900
new dollar bills, but. you'll have to earn
EN- II you want them.
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Sheep and Lambs.

Spring lambs, fair, choice. .$4.O0@5.75
Yeariing Wethers fair choice. 3.6O@450
Bucks .......... 2.50@3 .25.
Western feeding lambs $50. 4.5O@5.25
Ewes, common, choice ...... 1000 40.
Wethers ........ 100000
Western feeding wethers -. 3.OO@3.60
Western feeding ewes . 2.O0@3.25
Fat sheep sold about steady although
signs Of the recent weakness were stiIl
visible Feeding kinds had firm sale
Estimate. 1900, -sst. Paul Union stock
Yards Company,
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Forum Want Ads Business Getssrs.
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Chicago, Dec. Hogs $4,000: left
over 1908; prospects generally 5 cents
lower Light $71567.60; mixed $72om
$50; rough $715@7.3O; cattle $4,000