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The Daily Missoulian., 1910-01-31
MONTANA HoMesrEAos.

ALL SETTLERS ON FLATHEAD
lands should own Public Land
Guide" Save big fees for legal ad-
wee by buying copy. McHaffie
Bros. sell them. Price Soc.
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OR. s. q. WHITING
Physician and Surgeon
Oculist

Special Attention To Refraction and
Diseases Of the Eye, 2i3 East
Spruce ST. Phone ,.
Can Be Found Day or Night
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AS A MEANS OF BRINGING TO.
geiher the man who wants a jot
anu the job that wants man. ths
Missouiian class ad is quick and
sure
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MONEY TO LOAN,

HEADQUARTERS FOR LOANIN3
and borrowing money secured ~
mortgage on farms. ranches and city
property. c. r. Ellis r. Co., ..tbo
real estate bargain counter" Helena.
Mont. Correspondence collected.
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W a I d - Statesmen; MANY
make 500 to $3.50 per month: some
even more; stock clean. grown on
reservation. far from old orchards:
cash advanced weekly: choice OF ter
rtory. Address Washington Nursery
Co. TOppenish. Wash,
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S1N-ROOM HOUSE. INQUIRE 4s2
North Second street east. Phone 504
Red.
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HOUSE FOR RENT AT A1O SOUTH
Sixth. Inquire of Union Market
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ONE LOWER APARTMENT IN Gull
den modern flats. col North Second
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HELP WANrEo-MALE.

AGENTS WANTED. ROOM Il PAX
ton block. Cail 10 a. IN.
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FOR RENT-4-ROOM HOUSE. MOD
crn with range. $50. Call 807 West
Spruce.
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MEN AND WOMEN TO LEARN
barber trade in eight weeks; tools
Tree; secured over 10000 positions
Tor graduates last year; unable to
supply the demand: graduates earn
si5 to SIS weekly: catalogue free
Moier System Colleges. 400 Front
avenue. Spokane Wash.
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FOR SAL.E-oNE SINGLE HARNESS
cheap. 1oiS Cooper street.
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FouR-ROOM HOUSE WITH BATE
and range. 417 S. Third street.
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FOR SALE-PlANO: USED TW,
months: $lso. r. q. Box 191
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DRY PINE wOOD-lS-INCII. 36.s(
12-inch. s6.75. l0ll Howell. 7s7 Re,
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FOR RENT-FIvE-ROO MODER
house. Apply so4 Cherry.
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$3.50 BUYS \ GOOD. HEAVY WORK
team. harness and wagon. Raymond.
Cobban's office
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DESIRABLE PROPERTY Is SOOs
rented If it is advertised here
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MINTOSH RED AND OTHER
: trees cheaper than from other nurs-
. cries. by one OF largest and best
4 nurseries In the United States. The
: best Of stock. true to name. Fruits
and flowers Of all kinds. Address
: J. .. Wood. agent, n. II: No. l.. Mis-
sOula. Mont.
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so SHARES INDEPENDENT TE.E-
phone stock. $40 per share. Hard T..
care Missoulian.
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FOR ReNr-FuRNisHEo HOUSE,

THE LENNON, 800 WEST CEDAR
Furnished rooms: steam heat.
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5-ROOM MODERN HOUSE. I'll "
Spruce. Phone 55S Red
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MssouL1AN. MONDAY MORNING. JANUARY ST. 1910
FOR Observation-Disclosures.

FOR SALE PLYMOUTH ROCK Pull
lets. .325 East Cedar.
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NEATLY FURNISHED ROOMS
furnace heat. sol East Pine street
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The man who tries to teach girl
Across the ice to wiiiri and skim.
IL shc has weight l hereby state
He has his work cut out for him.
Answer to Saturdays puzzle:
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CASH REGISTERS FROM SIS AMI
up, also three good second han,
safes. I. G. Hathaway
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FOR RENT-SIX-ROOM MODERN
fiat: furnace heat. Apply 6lO South
Fifth west.
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FOR RENT-MODERN. FURNACE
heated room. el3 South Sixth east.
The forum. [volume] (Springfield, Ill.) 1904-192?, 1910-02-05
East End Notes.

The Pastor S Aid will give a
paper, valentine and necktie so.
cial at st. John church on Feb
ruary IA. Mrs. H Perry guar.
antees every body will have a
good time.
Mr.. Henry Peudergrass of S
18th street, was on the sick list
about two weeks, but is out now.
The following guests we're enter
tanned at dinner by himself and
wife last Wednesday-Rev.
Thomas of Normal, Rev. G.. w.
Jones and wife. H. Perry and
wife, Frank Chandler They re-
port a good time and say that
they had everything that heart
could wish.
H. Perry, c. A. Barksdale and
George Nightingale attended the
sale of Jesse Pickles last Thurs.
day at GAINESVILLE.
The wealthy girl was in the
city last week. The boys say
they would not mind it so much
but they are afraid that the base
ball season will open and Ruby
Mitchell will be in Buffalo.
Now the great wonder is over.
the cry, who will go and who
will we send, has been answered.
DR.. S A. Ware has stepped up
and SAID, here am I send me. We
have been telling the people
through the columns of The Fo,
rum that nothing would satisfy
US this spring but colored can
dldate for alderman from the first
ward. DR.. Ware is our candidate
first last and all the time.
Look for the musical drill at
st. John church February 10. It
will be a treat TO every one. This
drill be conducted by trustees
he pmates 1t will consist of
sixteen girls and we know that
they will make good.
The forum. [volume] (Springfield, Ill.) 1904-192?, 1910-02-05
CANTON AND ST. DAVIDS. .

Miss Hattie Jabine has return
ed to Chicago after visit with
her father.
Mr.. Hicks entertained a lively
crowd at a dancing party last
week.
Mr.. Emo Graves Of Monmouth
is visiting Mrs. Brown of this
city. Oh! those wedding bells
that will ring soon,
Miss Ray Farrall spent Sunday
with Miss Burns of Canton.
Mrs, Farral entertained at a
whist party Saturday evening.
The guests were Mr.. and Mrs.
G. A. Burgess, Mr.. and Mrs, O.
w Ray, Miss Jessie Pickett and
Tip Davis.
Simon Russell is on the sick
iisu.
Miss Mabel Winston is visiting
friends this week ii SlreatOr.
Springfield and Monmouth.
The K. Of P.'s are plannlr g
for box supper to be held soon
at their hall.
Misses Fronie Gibbons and
Mageline Outright were callers
in ST. pAvids, Sunday.
Lucian Webb was a Canton
caller Sunday.
WANTED-Everybody to call at
347 & Oak street, Canton, III. T.,
and subscribe for Tue Forum.
A dancing school will be open.
ed soon by Mr.. and Mrs George
Young.
The forum. [volume] (Springfield, Ill.) 1904-192?, 1910-02-05
DIR GILLUM breaches ABLE
SERMON.

DR.. r e. Gillum of the M. E
church, was here Saturday and
Sunday and Monday last, to hold
quartely conference at Grace M q.
&. church, 14th and Brown Sts.,
and occupied the pulpit all Cay
at II a. m, he preached from the
tex, 1.-THE Spirit and the Bride
say Come, g." at 3 p. N. from 1.-The
Lord is my Shepherd, [ Shall
Not Want ETC., and at night
from ST.. Mark. All the sermons
were mastery ones, but the one
at B p. N. surpassed the other
two, being most able, compre-
hensive and logical discourse,
embelished with rich metaphors
aud other rhetorical figures, yet
simple and applicable.
There were large crowds from
St. John and ST. Pau A, M, &.
churches as we'll as individuals
from all denominations. The
services were highly commend.
able in the entirity.
The forum. [volume] (Springfield, Ill.) 1904-192?, 1910-02-05
A PENNY SOCIAL.

There will be Penny Social
at ST. Luke's Mission. South
Grand and Lovelace avenues,
Monday evening, Feb. Z, 1910.
Admission l penny. Refresh
ments will be sold on the inside;
the purchase price of which will
be as low as one penny to as
much as you care to purchase. A
program will be rendered at s D..
m. All are invited to come and
assist us in making the occasion
pleasant one.
The forum. [volume] (Springfield, Ill.) 1904-192?, 1910-02-05
A SUGGESTION.

Let everybody wear badge
on the night of DR.. Washington S
lecture at the arsenal-the badge
to read: B. It. W." We will
have supply for those who de-
sire and they may be pure hased
at this office for sc apiece
The forum. [volume] (Springfield, Ill.) 1904-192?, 1910-02-05

Your attention is called to the
F M. Legg Shoe Company's
advertisement. Make their store
your headquarters for shoes.
The forum. [volume] (Springfield, Ill.) 1904-192?, 1910-02-05

NOTICE-H. A. Donagan is
no longer agent at Lincoln and
all subscribers will please take
notice of same and act according
ly.
The forum. [volume] (Springfield, Ill.) 1904-192?, 1910-02-05

A special musical and literary
program will be rendered at
Grace M. e. church, Tuesday
evening, February 8. Notice
the program in this issue.
The forum. [volume] (Springfield, Ill.) 1904-192?, 1910-02-05

Henry Hill Of S. 18th street, is
yet confined suffering from an
attack Of pneumonia.
The forum. [volume] (Springfield, Ill.) 1904-192?, 1910-02-05

When you desire to talk to Rev.
T. Price, you can get him over
the Bell telephone ifyou will call
1865
The forum. [volume] (Springfield, Ill.) 1904-192?, 1910-02-05

Chilling supper for sale every
Saturday night at 1915 E. Jeffer.
o n St.-Mrs. Wilson, Prop.
The forum. [volume] (Springfield, Ill.) 1904-192?, 1910-02-05

Capt. Byrd will address the
Negro Business League next
Thursday evening at $50,
The forum. [volume] (Springfield, Ill.) 1904-192?, 1910-02-05

The Negro Business League
will turn out in body to hear
DR.. Booker T. Washington and
will wear badges.
The forum. [volume] (Springfield, Ill.) 1904-192?, 1910-02-05

Miss Helen Glen has been in
disposed for several days.
The forum. [volume] (Springfield, Ill.) 1904-192?, 1910-02-05

IT w. Warrcz of the Insurance
Department was indisposed this
week.
The forum. [volume] (Springfield, Ill.) 1904-192?, 1910-02-05

Remember the Business League
meets next Thursday at 1924 E.
Washington. Come at 7:30 pm.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-11-12
con- WBIl BASKETBALL.
New York University On the Schedule
Fourteen Games arranged.

Fourteen games, covering . period OF
three months. ars on 20 '-:"TIihia basket
ball schedule which WIS announced yea
terdav All hut four OF the contests will
bee played ON the home court the four out
OF town GIme- being he return matches
IN the intercollegiate league series ,orneh
i nae h on the schedule after a lapse OF one
year. a. the lthH'an- have joined tho re-
organized league lac only new game on
Ia" lI-I J. one with New ork | University
Which Will bc PLAYED IN tonnhta'- gym
nH-uIm an the cN"nin: al NB-hinz ton's
Birthday. New York University having
withdrawn her demand for game on hef
court. Nhrh has kept the two local uni
N"r~liIe- from meeting daring III" last tw"
Irar>- Nn additional gam" with an alumni
I'VE will probably h" arranged later. The
- hsduis' i- - follow
Dcrc uh~r >. toIumbia - Trinity at New York
2 Columbia -. georgetown At New York; IA
Columbia " PvnnSSN hniA state at Ncp YORK
Jauutty :, COLUMBIA ~. ,orncil at ithaca II
tOIIUhR ~ Princeton At New Ork "a. Columbi
U.s. '~ry an 40 NcW York. ~. columbia "
Princeton At Princeton - columbia ~. Come
~ New York. cbruArN' y. tolUmhia - Caritsl
A. Nrv York February ~. Columbia " Pennsyi
Nhula At New hork. II. Columbia ~. Vale at New
NOrk -, Columbia - Nrw York I nv cTStty a
Now NOrD columbia Gymnasium. =. CoumbI
" Vale At New UpS-n March l. Columbia Ns
pvunNt N ana Philadelphia
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-11-12
NAM tRD tREU RACE.
Narsit, Eight Gives tandicaps and Beai.
srcoad and Third Fights.

CNMRETpcF. Mas Nov. ~ The Harvard
crew rae. resulted a. a victory for tina
varsity. Tn" third crew. VINO had hand
cap Of !" seconds On the varsity. tntshe
second Thc -e,oud crew finished laai
The varsity row.d welt overtaking IN
second crew w ~" ''r~' rnila AMI "A half an
passing the third crew lu-t before Teachiu
tn. Harvard BrrdR"
The varsity ",Enr tim shed with u lead
open water ul three I"ugth> over the ehir
crew and MN" Lengths over the secor
rr"N. n" varsity boat contained the 70
lowing men t'o'riau.. stroke cart cutie
: strong Nrf"Hlf. %. Newton Hope
2 BsI.h. % Never. how Nh"Ir~ "nN-wain
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-11-12

Hockey practic" began NJ Columbia y"--
t.rdav when over i~enty-Hy" freshmen
and varsity candidates reported '" GO"
Ioyrioy IN tine handbaii court. uh"r. 'h"
cement noor AFFORD eel q smooth surface
for shooting practl =" ParrN T." 0"u"r.
the new Canadian coach. Will not roach ~"
YORK until nsNf week and ~ the meantime
IoystOy will haN" charge ~ IN" W'rh
Nin. ~ IN. men who w"r" "n ''r 'ar-f'
squad last wear ar" back ~ college ana ""l
FOR Inn. wear. ~eVen IN. bpTs,.Hu- arc
! VI Iov.Joy. ~ = Bate 'lg Hru'rrg
~ " kinney. II R Iuu|I".
4, a-srdv, - q Downing go g. " Ma
ksnsi.. II. and " DI.i"n. 90
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-11-12

Tho Yale foothsIl -urad arrived hsrs ~
n'lp'k last night and ven 20 III" Murray
Hili Hotel FOR 'ha night notwithstanding
gli heir -.ittIhe- 'hi- ~aH son and The FAC
that ihny are GENERALLY regarded a. ~ for a
sure drribbing day ~" ~" PLAYERS AMI
coaches don't feel fhs' whV about II. ~ III
They aren't saving mach. hur their afiifud"
i anyIh ~, hu' hat Of u i"ain " hich "ND"'t :
Ia hay" m" other fellows WIZ" 40 ~" ground
vrh Them IN" feeling IN ia" al" ranks
i that they. u put up much ~'in"r battle
Ihan any boiy thinks
Princeton v ~ hav" =" 90 whol" lot n"
h@af ua said .iohnny Mack. the frHtner.
and Na"k - always conservative" We
aren't m" same team hat plav~d Brown
W" didn't hay. any body IN ihs day. and
TAX. about tha' Mack saws the team
do.sbt average NOR" han i'D pounds. and
b" p1irI"d out NT.pIsvu ,,;; |h" H. :" rnAA
.to"ky and TOOK, NOR" hs" Tuar'"rbn"h
When led 10Y the head coach. was asked
gt,a.liott VITO .en"rsilf wins when ! ale
and Princeton meat Vale. doe-n'f sh"'
morrow coy bv the way. took occasion
~ make strong denial of IN" reDort- ~ dis
.s.n-on and all that among N" ~" coaches
dom mind them "ny,m IN bum
for fhain to saw that our y hole ~ -tsn -
M m h" ar and hal th" "on"h"- have bern
~ lpgg"rh"ad-
the team iI- ALSO de'lrrsd Their" had b""n
no friction smOnV the 'uHc hos " isn't
'rn" that ANN, hnr -,IN''" ava pnrpo-rly
,Dudttton. NJ sanford has done has h"eu
IN oarn the line men tnh h." INIT re-pOn-Iha
for W",knes-"- ~ "n"n""
.omebOdy to-day 1her"'n be a good
End 'o-n"rf2, ,@ . J." sap ara thI, vi,
ptaysI hat The mo-' Th~y'b have be4tSn
Us would have b"en sia TOints. ! think
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-11-12
r,.r. d. c.s.,, ,nad,rs In I,a.chril

gu, ,.o. Nov ~ John i I.-rs ha-
ds,Idsd tn coach tn" NnuHp'lt Natht
Academy baseball team neat -f'InE Tie
reached Il, definite decision IN iNi- uIin'
to-day ard immediately sent a Telegram
10 Manager i'haU'r ~ ti"nIprf. tHi rrH-
ing linn Of his intention The york ~
annapolis vii keep him tier" until he
middle IT June ard he viii be- ahls - iuiu
the tubs and start playing .. auon A. the
NidaIies have finished their schedule
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-11-12

,SbovTU. Man= Sow ~. In ioHT
,ornsred crOss-cOTn'ry rnn today mo
: ale freshman team won hr~t blar" wltb
70 roini- The Dartmouth fre-hm"n ""T"
.arond wiIh ~ points Phillips andoy"r
Nrsdrfny third With 80 points and tho
harvard -ecOnd team lass WIN ~ points
Narresn Of Dart mouth " IN the FIRST runner
10 cover the three and ODe-half mil" 'our>".
i,,. ,ttre b.ing - minutes 10 - seconds
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-11-12
INTERN iTYONaL rHEs>.
I asker and .Ianowski Draw the second
Game.

.SpsSiai rchr DrIpG'ch ~ THg S''S
BFELiN. Nov ~ A. ws> gen"rahN eN-
pecied tn. second gam~ Of IN" chess cham
niopship match between DR. Fmann.i
iAsk-r and - Janow-ki 81 Paris was draSn
al it, resumption forty thrc" move were
recorded Inc emo game stage of the game
was Of unusual interest. defence and AtfaTh
being -ulendidly conducted by both PLAYER
with the result stated above Inc thlru
game - scheduled for tomorrow
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-11-12
IalSn scnoe, Wins from noschaiss.

IKHvTrIV conn. Nov. ~ The football
teams n HiII and HOichkI-- schools play"d
their seventh snuual contest her" this
afternoon and Uill school NOn by q score
Of to- In the first period Brooks made
a touchdown aud Castles kicked goal for
tho Hiil After that there Vas binding
snO wstOrUn. but the two teams fought u
oht through the four periods.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-11-12
w, 80. Mar, "a as,rr~h~ID,- I.rbano".

FmMIrrsnrHo. Md. Nov. ~ Mount ~
Nsry'4 completely overwhelmed Lebanon
r.I,ev a, football to-day nv score % 4.
~ ElaniRan's line bHcking vas fea-
aure.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-11-12
BrooIi,p Ro,. Hixh wins NJ soccer.

Tn. Brooklyn Boys High school SOCCER
team heat m" Public school 40. BrookIvn
players hy the slim margin ~ gnsI ~ the
Prospect PARK PaIad" d'rpund- yesterday
4 remarkably long kicA ny Iip@chitZ that
would have been an Impossible goal hut fOr
the strong Wind that aided the attempt was
the only score made and won tho game for
the high school boys.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-11-12

Nt mo- P' mak.ns ne S N .'prS M"' IN.
w." o ron for H., Se' game s' r IN v H a" %
,re.e atH he several rhsnge; IN the
N..I. lineup Cook. the star irSr hiSamsn.
b.. .-an rspriy coming TO the front a.
. ut'-rlal. and he va. Today shifted
.-t. where he viii play 'o-morroN in
gao " HEX 'll--nie also has been
e down I1der Enn,i N .pe"dy s,yl. .
leah Got INTO he game for a short time.
a. h.. tslus IN he coming NaVy game
.... oil tel' 20 axe any "hance- Som-rs
"a, l"f, halfha ,s. and Brown ~,
r..#. 80 eets lb>en"~. go; hack again
= ...m,'H and viii face villsnovs An
..,r. .,reur'sn' in m, Army Lineup VII
r' 3D. n ~eadIns-s {" replace HIM II neces-
+, lie n ~ e. here sis at,-fnoco
- 'u,rrpw. During The lrn"h hour
''rr. Manner gav- his men blackboard
- ant ran then through signals, paying
lr- a -P More 20 .syin ae ape Feer
..--- -4.t 10 -Vp-c'-h the game % he =
., IN The In.iisrs lineup VIII h~ r-f, end.
..r!aH -ft ~ sl... Lone Star. rtgh' tackle.
II guard Swee."orn orntI-. Gar
.,k Hou-.r !.il hlIiha".. Rra"k-
81 haIfha".. wh.'!o"k fullbscs
ne. ran-fsr ~ tart Houssr 10 quarter
/, --,r.'r..d 20 produce results HOu.er
: ... "u'u.ls ~sll. nut H. - master hand a.
rrr',t N"y II Brown meets
'.- r.,"r-itv IT Vermont On Andrews
'- .... fr"rr"N afternoon and "Np.'t- 20
,a,.,l-l,e victory with the pos-ibl"
30 ~ H,gh tho NH men " III star,
laa.N
Pan Vii rake hts pia"e aud Sing.
... -" b~An'- substitute" signal
7,'h 'h- new pl.y- "er- .9rGsd
l- ..I- ~ The w"sn
49, ~, ~ when he n'yer.
r"sburc meets N. Washington
-rrro, for the football champion
..-r..,n Penn-vlvanIa n vil 20
900 -,A ho!dln. that which - 'laimsu
.- .uI-r'plie giat. record for points
e. t"' .'hou' usv'nr been once scored
g+- scored -? points tins wear
.. 'r' - had her goal line TOSSED
-'- r-s".i -'Ich teams a. George
.'f-l', niVer-ity Of West VIZ
...r utSp--Ity. 10. Nf"r me
"a morrow Pit has one other hig
I--r .nl state college. and should she
'H..-- games fh. niyer-.iv OF
tErir will rry t" get bn gam"
r-. .1 .uIH nsNi year For some
I.'' las been seeking All annual
4 F-ru-viysna. but has always
Nn. " several hundred
.u,I.rgrHduI'H. CAV" thr ale
..f..n mud a rou-ing -endoN
"a cam started down Tor
.trI. 'hi- evening Th- under
escorted the members OF the
fL'- "pw Haven Lawn 'lub.
..rI their lat dinner 70 the
.I r"ruH'n.d ih"r" cheering until
90 out Then followed - lulu
f.-r'. for ~ heart the under
.'r. 'iD''- NOT expect 10 defeat
n'nD tbeTe aa- an honr 81
H,r.t. toe AZ ale ftsld and "a"
..tt. EH'. been taught the cam
...- TO-. Walter amp. iOJn Shsv-
...... tHCE DW-t"y aud Ted
.l.fupr.f fa'.d FOR m" la-i 'iHl"
IN" rp -" I-sd AGAINST the
.r.tffs aaz zltI -InrfDTy ana
.tr. mo roarhe- were opIi-
.t.u ne hp N"r,. ~ the 1"ld
... .'uuln, m" tear 10 Pr na''-
.'pt.cr ,smp. FRANK HnE"y
Ii.t DW-ls1 rams Butter
'Is. .Iirn ROdg"r Burr
.r..t"r sanford HorrF
F'.f. Hpr and led COS. VI
.rr dr'i the tnember- Of M"
- f...,,I ttslv 20 tn" N"w Raven
.'ar" they had dinner NJ . ~
.| Mo- No' ~ amherst vas
....I ,''Iped With trIterniti
tul rdnIts's t0-night IN eorrl
.r~rdIuz Williams game. hnt
= 20. - Felt distinctly encouraged
~ y . fanny aroa NJ the afternoon.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-11-12

The wear SIDE NJ e. 4 mas made NJ
a folder containing the essentials OF tns
Callan automobile Law. which D, being dis
tributrd free. The information - put IN
the form Of "nu-,s" for the owner. operator
and chauffeur. The folder was made ny
originally for the use OF III. automohil"
school. but later on the edition was eN'
tended
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-11-12

.| Mo- so ~ Amherat vas
..I grouped With fT1ternit'
tu4 DdHIIsta 80 night IN eorrl
.rsr ding Williams game. hht
a-. Felt distinctly encouraged
p snappy practice Of the afternoon.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-12-29

FOR RENT--FurniRned room In mod
ern house. Apply Ill Eighth street
north. Phone 1851.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-12-29
FINE FRUIT PROPOSITION.

ID ACRES, part in city limits of Ash
land, greater part just outside, on
hne slope, east and north, and fine
view OF the Rogur river valley; soil
fine rich, red soil. House Of six rooms
on brick foundation, packing house and
barn and fruit drier This place is
nearly all out to fruit, at least thir-
teen or fourteen acres, the fruit being
peaches, apples, prunes, grapes, odd
cherry tree, and some almond trees.
Apples consist Of Northern Spies, yell
low Newton and Spitzenbergs, and
peaches consist Of Strawberry, Early
Crawford, Muir. Late Crawford.
Grapes consist of Muscats, Anjou,
White Sweetwater, Thompson seedIess,
Tokay. The fruit is all IN bearing.
The land alone is worth all we ask
for the place, as IL is i'm walking dis
lance of the new high school, and high
enough slope to command a good view
of the valley. Ashland is a town OF
about 1000 people with an American
settlement, and good schools and
churches, and one of the very finest
climates on earth. A tenant is now on
the place who rents 1t for one half
crop, owner to furnish half boxes. In
1903 they had 1900 boxes peaches and
500 to 500 boxes apples. This place
could be cut up into one or fve-acre
tracts and sold at good profit. Fine
building sites. 1t lies only about two
blocks from the boulevard, and had
three or four acres OF brush and wood
for irewood. Price for this for short
time only, s1O,500, with $4,000 cash,
balance one, two or three years, at Z
per cent. w. ID. Hodgson, Ashland,
Oregon.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-12-29
WILL EXTEND STREETS
ST. eet and Bridge COMMITTEES of City
Council Submits Rspert--Nsw
Thorouahfares Extended.

The street and bridge committee Of
the city council submitted a report
last night at the adjourned session,
following the discussion OF the water
report. Following the street report n
resolution was passed which opens and
extends certain streets in the city
The streets extended were Third
avenue north, Seventh avenue north
and Sixteenth street north across the
Milwaukee tracks. The council con-
scented to the vacation or that portion
Of Twelfth street desired by the Mil
waukee railway.
A petition signed by property own
ers for lights on North Broadway 20
the g. n. tracks, was presented. Tn
der the motion passed by the council
more than two months ago, no further
legislation can be attempted in regard
to the great white way scheme until
next September.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-12-29
Notice TO Creditors.

In the matter OF the estate OF Donald
s. Kentfield, deceased.
Notice il hereby given by the under
signed. Edmund ID. Kentfield, admin
istrator OF the estate of Donald =.
Kentfeld, late OF the township of Ar
thur, fin the county Of Cass and state
OF North Dakota. deceased. ID ths
creditors OF, and al persons having
claims against said deceased. to ex
hibit them. with the necessary vounh-
ers within six months after tlae first
publication or this notice. to said "a
ministrator at his residence Ia the
township OF Arthur. In said Cass
county. s8
Dated December 18th, al. n. 1910.
EDMUND p. KENTFIELD.
Administrator.
First publication % the sth day ii
December. a. ID. 1910.
dec. s-15-22-za.1