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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-10-11

Mange grnubc. Sra 9empig
me6oeles ben 24oe September: 81.
enbommen "Eiter giumbsi" / 8u.
bum, tilhsrenbe Smeo g. Haabeoe,
neobrGnbte imiboogS. Snoboet og
aredtiirerne r~e66eoes.
aoloina 24oe September: Gua
8aorben "~gnoersbuiIe" / 8jel6oae
er en- StaIol9nge / Aftes neSbrpnot.
8 Stoloen pnr ser 10 areaturer,
boorof 1 Spr o. 3 aaIpe r~eooeSes,
mebens @eIten inSebrpnSte. Spor.
Ieoes Sloen err opitn1et, pibes life.
8aarben els al Eroprietpr 9uhl.
- Gorier 246e September: Snat
opitoo ser Slo | Ierien / Satten pon
Stranome[len pes aorier. Wsllen
neobr9note iii Brun6en / 2e6et az
en- Simes Tio, uScn at 9ronSupie.
net bapoe funnel nOrette rloaet no
oner at besrGnie SISen til ielpe WsI.
len. 9enne eies nf ct aoniortium,
men Dor bortforpngtet til @sqer
ShmeItser. Sntet leuenSe omfom.
Ieaen meo TaIfin6us % Rneniiu
Dor foriifret for 10000 Gr., Weaifi.
nerne for 1000 9r. og 8areIagerct
for 5000 ar.
- aalunbborg, 24oe September:
= gftermiobog ne0br9nbte ct Sus,
t~ilbsrenoe EroprietPr 5rans al
aieaeflintegaor6. Suiet bc6oebes
af arbeiosmonb q. anoerien. Oct
lpffeoes at reSSe en- Gel al Sno6oet
os ct fontaut 9elsb, iom Manoen
bapoe l~iggenoe.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-10-11

Slpunins | Iorge. Sra &%riItiania
mesOeles ben 230e September: Otter
Snobpoelie al @eneroImaior s. &G-
Ser afbolotes ibag ct Msbe al Meo.
Ienimer al @eitprelien / Iorif 9ilft-
ieiloosforening til 0rsftelie al San-
fen ON 9annelie al eft Iftieielifab til
Snofieb al en- Slebemaitine pg llo.
bonneIie al en- Slipper. Won bar
etig ON at uSienoe Si1o6poelie til
GanneIie al ct ioabaut SeIIfa6,
bpgget pao glftier q 100 SIR. slftie.
fapitalen fol uoeisre 10000 &r.,
bporaf til Snofie6 al Waifiner 15.-
900 Ser. og iom 9riftsfapital 5000
Sroner. 2eitnant Sem Saco6ien
ifal ofreiie til Baris for at ihibere
ug uooanne fig iii 6lpper.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-10-11

Ng ImtmanS. Eli @mtmano /
@ratsberg uonppntes / Statsroao
forIeben tibIigere Gfspeoitionsdef
g. Snaoger. - Salager err isbt /
1864. San blep iurioiif 9~an6ibat
| 1886 og reiite et Bar Aar ienere til
llSlanbet, bpor ban iortiatte line
Gtuoier. 0erefter aniattes ban /
Ssuititsbepartementet. bpor ban /
1899 uonpontes til Gfspeoitions-
DEF. Salager bar Sefretpr / ben
3oie "llnionsfomite os bar ienere, /
1905 og 1906, b9ret beififfet iom
et~straoroin9r asiesior / Ssieiteret.
Gen me Gmtmnno err fienot iom en-
funbifnbsrie % iterft olmeniuteres-
ieret Mano, Der bar anoe getingelier
for ot fpIoe i'm a~niparsfiloe npe
Gtiaing.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-10-11

Sernbanc Stta-StrDn. Sra ger-
gen me0OeleS oen 226e September:
Gen &omite, iom StrpnS Serreos-
ItDre bar nebiot for at arbeioe for Ell
Sernbone Strpn-Stta, bar ioaa
bapt Meoe meb Gomiteen ira Stta.
balen. Mon beillttteoe at inogipe
Iniegning til Stoten ON at faa no.
re0et SmfoitninasiperasnlooIet.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-10-11
era Odnmdrf.

"
Gtur @ape. G~tatsraob u. Inoer.
Ell iii SsboIm bar til Sp9epleierlte.
foreninaen ifiGnfet 5000 SIR. til
"6riboIiger for uIoretoe % iua9e
Spgepleierifer.
Gicnopmsiala. - Sope6Qooroen
"GbarIpttenool" er at &ropriet9r
aiGr iol9t til Iroprietrr Better. tio-
Iiaere @~eitereouro / Eltcr EerSlep.
for 10000 SIR. meooeIcS ira Hou.
oers.
SsSsinle. 8eneralnaior M. q.
2iebenberg bon 9entSon er oeb. 76
gar gomnteI. gfbsoe bar peo lin
gfgong ira SGren / 1898 Sberit /
grtiIleriet % Gbef for lite Artiaeri-
regiment. men blep PED lin afife0 no.
nppnt til @eneroImaior.
Zen gamlc @olomplc. Sm Sen
forleoen n~eobrGnote aomIe IoIb.
mplle / Sreoericia %Ifriper "6reo.
@p.", at oct err tuilion1t, ON Sen pil
bline e%ienopfert. Wiircne bar li0i
iaa meget peb granben, at oe mi q
omtrent pGrbiIeie; De bill oerfor ri
meliguis bliue iepnebe meO SorbeL
% ben biItoriife, maleriif beligaenoe
@cIbmslles Saga er bermeo oefini-
tiot ~afiluttet.
st in%tercsinut JnnS. Seo Cell.
bapegaaro paa 8onsilo 0farf iteotc
man for npIig oeo @rouuing al en-
S(ilebeboloer pad meget eieuooume-
lige SorOlag. Gterers Sr. $, &pft
inoienbte Yreper of Sorologene til
Minernlogiif 0tltieum / ~aiobenbopn
tiQigemeo en- 9cifripelie al sc Sor.
bolb. %bporlnoer oe bar fluOne. @eo
Yhlieets ll~noerisgelie al Trpperne
bite oct iig, at ser Der bar giort
ct | pibenifabeIig Senieeuoe meget
interesiont Sunb, ioet Der / no9Ie al
Trsberne fonoteS Sag al gife, ser
| Ell tioIi9ere Sorbpepiooe GertiGr.
perio0en) er iloIlpnget al eli Iillfor.
st Sarn iuoe6rGnbt? Sra Sobro
meboeleS ben 23oe September: :
2anosbpen Nebitrup uobrso Der /
@ftermibba9s en- Brand, Ser efter.
boanoen / Den iterfe 9IGit are6 ri.
oere ON fig. ST. s bar Der neo.
brGnot 8 @aoroe, tilberenoc @aoro-
eierne e. 6. Gnoerier, Ssrgen Shift
og g. SIien, iamt ct Sus, tilboren.
Be Chr. Inbericr, meoenS Sogne.
iogeo Hasmls Inoerien$ @aor9 itob
/ 6lammer. Sloen menes at ifploes
ct Ear minore Born, bporaf oet enc
er foripunbet og formooeS at bore
omfommet | Slammerne. Ger inoe.
brpnote en- Gel &reatiirer, og aft
Snbboet % Den ~inodoleoe SGo
brenote.
HDe onnifc Slppcre. Sra 9isben.
bapn meooeles Den 25be September:
Sfanoinopiif aeroorom bapoe ioag
en- interesiart DAG, ibet De A me
oonife Slppemaifiner, Der for Sioen
er initalerebe paa Ilooien, ale par
/ 2uften. Sboritp fisi aoifiaige ON.
gauge meo NprupS aeropIan, sSn-
genier Berg og gQebammer ilsi Ell
fortere Strnfning neO oereS Moifi.
ner, og l~igelebes bar 6dbrifont Gbri-
itianien | 2uften meO lit me 9iolan.
0agen enbte meo TO llbelo. Snge.
nisr Berg itprteoe neo % fit lit Wo-
noplan oeIpis sbelogt, og Gaebnm-
mer terneoe moo eft Elanfeperf og
fif Ell minore 9eifaoigelie poa Ma.
ifinen.
0trfeuSn,nH ~, G,,o,, ,,nS
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-10-11

&irfcinopielie. Sra Sfaaen meS.
oeles ben 25be September: Snopiel.
len al Sfagens ~npbpggeoe Girfe fore.
toges ioag. Eli SnopieIien bar meot
ioa mango, iom !Girfen funoe rum,
me. glanbt Be iGrIig Snbbuone be.
merfeoes Stiftnmtmano @run ira
Ialborg og Imtmanb 2innemonn
fra Stirring, forbenoPrenbe Solfe-
tbingsmano Sums Maoien, GropIt
9resIer og Ggnens Tr9iter. Otter
at giifop Gbriiten N6ner bopoe fore.
toaet BEN ~bsitioelige Snopielie, pre-.
oifebe Sognepreiten, Gnitor Ier.
bol(e oper 9agens Cert. Smbp9nins
gen er foretoget urber 2eoelie al
arfiteft llIrif. GIesner. If Smfoit.
ntngerne bar Stoten tilifltot $500
ar., &ommitnen bar garanteret for
eft 0aon paa 10000 Gr., og Wenia.
beoen Dor peo @aoer tiIoeiebroat
5000 Ser. 9irfen fnn M rlimne
800 Wenneifer. Zen npe airfe.
floffe er ifipnfet al @rofesior Srren
% Sultru.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-10-11
st @ennaifib ira 1892.

VI 1Iu lOJS. - VeD
apitssp blep Der npIig funoet ct
Sfibsifrog, iom al fpnoige SoIf Der
noe aniiaaes til at ppre 200 @ar
gammelt. Gn Snbienber 6. &. /
"Geltlnnbet" mener, at bette fan
bore Sepninger al @~enuoifibet "Set
lille Barn Seius~, iom ierf / en- 9itat
peo apitssp / 1862. Sfibet bar en-
al De rigeit laoeoe, Tom bel nogcn-
itnoe er Itsot paa NprgeS 8run6, og
Ser blep / @nleoningen optaget pibt.
Ieftige Sorbsr. 9isie fiinoe Dog life
bringe nogen alarbeo pper Sfibets
Heile eler bpao De unloooelige Ien.
geInmmer, Der bar omborb, ifuIoe
onoefloes til, eller bpem Sc ifuIoe
ienoes til. 81 beler funoe man pe6
Sorbsrene faa fulb. @reie paa, ON
aae reoe Tenee og SpIp / 9Ioffe bar
biergeoe, iunfne me6 Sfibet e[ler
Itiaalnc. &apteinen tilitpb, at Der
bar bierget $4,000 iponife SeIpoa.
lere, iom / Gatioen / Sanmorf bapoe
en- IGroi al 5 Marf % IA Sfiaing,
men efter Nittioens Tengepproi
minoit bet ip~poobbelte. Inore fllnbe
pione, at Der bar forrntet omboro
belle 100000 Stp6 bon Icten",
iom bar ben tpife genGpneIie paa oe
ipan'fe Solere. Men boor ser bar
blepet al Dem, pio1te 6e life.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-10-11
Sra

Gn nh iplpfprcnSe Sang er fln.
oet | Observation-Disclosures
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-10-11

NnifcS. - Gn 8iae eIer Gnfe
melrm 80 % As Ndrs aIoeren, Tom
Susbcloerite for en- lioeu 5arnilie pau Can.
bet. @po 9pn o. goot 5Iem ~garantsres.
Sfrip ii! gbas. Sbompion, ellington, so.
Tafpta.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-10-11
GrpfesIur Sanes Gpaiamlina.

RrOicsIur Saacs Sosiamlins. -
Siaebommer 9pitpre bar III e1titem-
mig b%eiluttet at in0fipbe 8~roiesior
2uopig Saoes 9ogiomIing og oper.
toge oenS SeOligebolO. ri aisbeiunt-
men, iom er 5000 Ser, er enoel aQe-
reoe itfret peo pripote @iorug, og
man gier ogiaa &egning paa ct
iterre Silifub al Siaebammer Spore-
bQnf
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-10-11

100000 SIR. tabt? Ga "gen nor.
tie Stol- og Webelfobrif" paa Mois
for nogen Sib iiben brpnote neb til
@runoen, Dor oct ales Soob, at set
betpoelige inbuitriele @nI9a blrtia
maotte blipe reiit poanp, iaa @irf.
Iombeoen funoe fortiettes. Ges.
oGrre bill bette Saab bIipe aiort iii.
famine. Get er MI oeiinitint of.
aiort, at Sabrifen life ifaI gienop-
bpgges, og at @ebriften operbopeoet
life mere ifal tages op. 9ette BETH
Der ct fort Sab for Ipis, ibet ia.
brifen bapoe en- GapitaI paa ca. no..
600 aroner / GirfilIotion oa qop
oper so arbeibere og S~unftionprer
ltaoig geifi9ftigelie. Gen Cont,
iom 5abrifen laa poa, bill MI bIipe
iolgt til alminbelig 9ebpggeIie. Man
bopoe ferit tGnft at opfsre 9pel1s
npe S~pgebus Der. Men Somten Tia.
ger for labt % ubeloigt til for bette
grug. Se Genge, Tom Somten ino.
bringer, bill iamnten meb gsiurance.
llimmen oGffe enbeI al Sabrifens
9amle 8i9lb. Wen efter al Sonb.
ipnligbeo bill Ben oprinoelige aftie.
fapital, CO. 100000 SIR, aao belt
tabt. Sabrifen bnpbe tibIigere enbel
@anifeligbeber at fiGmpe meb. 8
Den iioite Sib Dor ben imiolertio /
goo 8iGnge og iob inoe meb iture
geltiainger. Ian bar notutIigpis
foris9t at ifaffe mn 9apitaI tilpeie ef.
ter granben; men Bette bar bit fla
umnligt. Set bier iia, of SoIf life
bill tegne en- eneIte Iftie, uoen at eft
bit Sperffuo er iifret paa Sorboanb.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-10-11
Gr on ~interesieret
| Mcnter 2

ri betaIer Ter Rroetnt ReRtc pda Penae iubidtte
for ~ War % feuI 3roceut uaar be- ~inoiRtits for iets
Raausoer. oar cgiaa aoot Farmland | uoropefltse
Rpro Gafpid ttliaIgs, Teluis fonfdnt ca Refcu pda
Ssniiauo. bpis gnffeS. III inobuoer til aorreipsa.
6aute. Strtb I'll
WilliST0N STATE BANK, r. o. Hoarsu. csshlsf
Wtlliston, ~. Dakota.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-10-11
Slpnsct al @usnen % SrG6t. Sra

Slpnsct al @usnen Do SrGbt. Sra
aongspinger r~teObeles Den 23oe
September: Go9er g. @rennerub,
ifuIbe igaor fiere biem fra Sern-
baneItationen ian1men meo lin &isre.
gut. Meoens @ittten par ct 9griro
inbom en- Sutif, iprong Soften no,
oq 8renneruo, iom ioo paa Sognen,
folot / 8aben. 6olf fum itrafs til
og fanot BAN Iiegcnoe bebioitles.
San blep 6noret inb / nGrmeite Siis,
pg Der tiIfolotes 2Gee, iom imibler-
tbs bare funbe %fonitatere, at Ser bar
@rito pon Sierneifollen. 3eben mo.
troabte efter Ell bolp Simes Sorleb.
Gen Sorulpffe6e pnr 81 Iar gam.
mel % Ell a~Gminoelig afboIot Sorret.
niltGsmono | gpen.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-10-11
Sjpbm. Inbcrs Srpisbuu bar til

Sjpbm. Inbcrs Srsisbpu bar til
bltot Stoten i'm Gienoom Saugom
oeo SenefoS til Sorenifrioergooro
for Hingerife for Ser. 10000. SIT
ititsbepartementet bar imiolertio
me6oeIt, at Der for Sioen fife ber
bli Sp6rgsnlaal ON at anifaffe Grn-
bebSgoar0 for Hingerifes Sorenifri-
peri, bporfor set life fan refleftere
bua Sil6u0et.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-10-11

3p grrit / Spresoal. Eli Sogne.
prGit / 6preSbnl er / StatsraaO no.
nGpnt Stiftsfapellan / @amar Stift
Spar Sltlill8 Mortension. San er
feot 1857, aono. tbeol. fra 1888 og
uonppnteS flor til Stiftsfopeqm.
S~presoals &erreOsitpre bar moo en-
Stemme boot ON at faa Ell Erpit,
Tom taler 2onosmaal. Sr. Wortens-
ion err en- iprig Wtoolmano og er og.
ion fieubt iom Soriatter | bette
Waolfpre.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-10-11

Stor @apc. Gtatsraob u. gnoer.
en- til SsboIm bar til Sp9epleierlte.
ioreninaen ifiqnfet 5000 SIR. til
"6riboIiger for aIorenoe % ioaee
Spgepleierifer.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-10-11

SsoSinls. @eneralmoior @. g.
2~iebenberg bon 9entSon er 900. 76
gar gammeI. aiosoe bar peo lin
gfgong ira Spren i 1898 Sberit i
artiIleriet % Gbef for lite Grtiaeri-
regiment. men blen PED lin aflte6 no.
nPpnt til 8eneroImaior.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-10-11

Gicnbpmsials. = SoueOoooroeu
"Gbarlpttenool" err al &ropriet9r
9ipr ioI9t til GroprictGr Better. ito.
ligere |eitergouro / Elter EerSIep.
for 10000 SIR. meooeIcS ira Hou.
bers.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-08-03
Call the society editor on
either of The Forums four
wires and ask The Forum
central for No. S. In the
evening call 500.

pretty event about nineteen guests be.
ing present.
Floyd Stevens left this morning to
spend some time with friends in
breckenridge.
Mrs. w d. Griffith of Denver, Colo,
Is the guest Of her sister, Mrs. VIM.
Curry of this city.
DR.. and Mrs. Eckman of Grand Forks
were the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Chas.
Espey at the Waldorf on Tuesday.
Miss Dorothea Cousins of Darlington
Is the guest of Misses Mable and Doris
McIntrye of Seventh avenue south.
The Ladies' Aid Of the Broadway M.
E. church will meet in the church par
Tors on Thursday afternoon at $3.50.
James A. Colehour Of the postonice
Will leave next week on his vacation,
which will be spent at Lake Melissa
and with his parents at Battle Lake.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-08-03
FASHION NEWS FROM
THE SHOPS OF PARIS.

Attractive waists for summer are
made of eyelet embroidery or Of white
linen embroidered in brown dots.
Belts, tie and stockings should match
the color of the dots.
Evening gowns are simple. They
show the influence of the peasant
style. Instead of being on splendid
lines with gorgeous ornamentation
they are unusually simple.
An effective leghorn hat has crown
Of yellow roses and a cluster Of the
same flowers under the left brim.
Many tunics are seen. They are not
short, as they were last year, but they
drop we'll down TO the hem, or at
least over the knees. They are OF
chiffon or mousseline.
q Exquisite are many of the Dresden
flowers striped musIins. Some Of the
blouses Of this material are trimmed
with frills of sheer white muslin
bordered by tiny colored blinds.
In dress materials there are Paisley
silks, cottons, foulards, chiffons, and
velvets, and perhaps the latest thing
is Paisley Shantung. =
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-08-03

with regard to many Of the smaller
fruits, there has been an increased
quantity Of the larger fruit shipped
in this summer, and prices are very
the peaches and pears
being counted upon to supply the
lack of berries. There has been some
canning OF raspberries, also, but these
are scarce, and the housewife who
can get hold of a quantity at prices
low enough to justify canning is
fortunate. There have been no bar
gain sales Of crates Of raspberries this
year.
Midsummer Rush Is On.
The midsummer rush of the Cali
fornia fruit to the Fargo market is
now on and the grocers' windows are
displaying tempting rows Of almost
every kind. The staples, bananas and
oranges, may now be had at every
season of the year, but the plums,
apricots, peaches and grapes have
their own limited seasons. California
plums of both the green and purple
Varieties seem to be Increasing in
popularity and are to be seen in much
greater profusion and of better quality
than ever before. They are meeting
with an increased demand for canning
purposes.
White grapes from California are
already with us and a few of the red
varieties, but neither Is much used
for canning purposes. The grape
canning time does not commence un-
til the purple Catawbas and their
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-08-03
HINTS FOR THE HOUSE,
WIFE IN USING GAS
STOVES FOR COOKING.

After using gas stove for baking
leave the oven open for little while
to allow the gas to escape. This will
prevent sweating and rusting.
If chops and small steaks are placed
in tin pie plates and set on top of the
broiling CRATE they can be we'll cooked
and the tin plates will be much easier
cleaned than the broiler CRATE would
be.
Keep the range black by wringing
out a sponge kept for the purpose in
warm water and rubbing we'll with
soap. Wash the stove while 1t is not
warm. 1t can thus be kept black and
free from grease spots.
Use the oven lighter for articles
needing long, slow cooking. as, for ex-
ample, tapioca and Indian buildings,
bread pies, etc. 1t will give slow
even eat when used alone and burn
much less gas.
Gas may be saved by remembering
that matches are cheap and turning
of the gas the moment you no longer
need it. BY turning OFF the gas lit
tie before the cooking Is done and fin
fishing by the heat already generated.
To save gas purchase a piece Of firm
sheet iron large enough to well cover
two burners of your gas range or gas
plate Light one burner. While cook.
ing over that one it will heat the plate
enough to warm any canned vegetable
or keep warm already cooked victuals.
1t is also fine for toasting bread.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-08-03
CANAEJES

For sale. the very best. Zen Hart.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-08-03
At the Hotels

Asa H. Mcmillan of st. Paul is a
business visitor to Fargo today.
H. S. Flint of Cando was an arrival
this morning and is registered at the
Metropole.
]. c. Long and children Of James
town are in the city for stay of a
day or two.
Joseph Miller of Elizabeth arrived in
the city this morning for a stay Of a
day or two.
Alex Stewart of Galesburg, this state,
came into town this morning to attend
to business.
e. c. Eckman and family of Hills.
boro are in the city and registered at
the Waldorf.
Mr., and Mrs. Matt Bernard of Tyler,
this state, arrived in the city today for
a short stay.
Blair M. Beth of Saltwater, Mimi,
arrived in the city this morning for
| a short stay. ..,
G. w. Alden of Crookston, Mimi. az
| rived in the city yesterday for a stay
of a day or two.
E. e. Ryder of Page was a business
visitor to the city today and was at
one Of the hotels.
Lee Combs. Robert Adams and A. H.
Gray, all of Valley City, were visiting
in the city today.
r. 9. Madison of Detroit, MINI, was
in the city yesterday and today on
business mission.
Thomas Griffith and wife of Grand
Forks arrived in the city this morning
to call on friends.
L. H. McFarlane of Montevideo,
Mimi, is registered today at one of
the leading hotels.
Mr.. and Mrs. e. L. Eckman of
Grand, Forks were registered at the
Gardner this morning.
]. ]. Schmidt and F. Knowles Of
Duluth, Mimi, arrived. in the city yes
terday for a brief stay.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alva L. Breasted of
Montevideo, Mimi, arrived in the city
| today for short visit
Emil M. Jasmann of Goodrich came
into the city yesterday afternoon to
look after some business.
Miss Addie E. Kern of Missoula,
Mont, arrived in the city this morn
ing for stay of day or two.
j. d. Burke of Blanchard came into
town this morning on business and is
registered at one of the hotels,
John H. Lawhrs of Willmar, Mimi,
arrived in the city this morning and is
registered at one of the hotels.
H. Sundahl of Jamestown came into
| town this morning for a short visit
and is registered at one of the hotels.
Mrs. E. A Stone and Miss Anna
Stone of Sentinel Butte, this stare
were guests at the Waldorf yesterday.
John S. Curry of Jamestown. arriv-
ed in the city yesterday and was
registered at one of the leading ho-
tells.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-08-03
FRUIT SEASON
AT ITS HEIGHT
M DsUMMER RUSH OF CALL
FoRNIA PRODUCTS TO FARGO
MARKET is ON IN FULL BLAST
HOUSEHOLDS DISTURBED BY
CANNING FURRY.

Now comes that period Of the year
when the householder, returning
from his days labors, finds the house
pervaded with that peculiar fruitish
odor that can mean but one thing
canning time. If it is a family Of
few servants he will doubtless be
asked if he minds partaking of a
cold supper, Just this once. because
the stove Is covered with Kettles and
the kitchen all cluttered up" and
with the smell of cooking fruit in his
nostrils he will be reminded of the
joys it means in the winter season
and will relent. .~
Despite the fact that the local ber-
ny season has been a practical failure
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-08-03
10 wash slIk stockinaa.

After trying severai ways to wash
silk stockings and failing, have now
met with great success in using this
method. Make soapsuds of lukewarm
water, using good grade of CASTLE
soap. DO not use hot water, as II
destroys the life Of the silk. Rinse In
cold, clear water free from al soap,
then pull the stocking lengthwise and
press with warm iron, which will
restore the original gloss. Mover use
hot iron.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-08-03
STATE WEDDINGS.

Married at Monumental church, Nor
folk, Va, w. H. Hughes of the ship
Minnesota, United States navy, to Ella
NJ Coe, of Cannon Ball, N. d. Mrs.
Coe is a we'll known homesteader of
Morton county, having lived there for
the past seven years. w. H. Hughes is
an officer on the ship Minnesota and
being on a twenty-one day furlough
was on his way to Mandan, and was
unfortunately taken sick on the way
when Mrs. Coe met him and the
marriage ceremony was performed in
the presence Of his comrades from his
ship. The couple will in the near flu
ture make their home in Cannon Ball.
Charles Leonard Peterson manager
of a large department store in Valley
City will soon return to that city ac-
companied by his bride who was
formerly Miss Ada Cogsdill of Char
lotte, Mich. The wedding occurred
at the home Of the brides mother
Wednesday at high noon and only a
few intimate friends and the family
members were present. Mr.. Peterson
and his bride left Immediately after
the ceremony for Chicago and Mil
wauke and from there they went to
Detroit lake. They will be at home in
Valley City after Sept. /.
Saturday evening at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. Christian BaltZer at
Napoleon, their daughter, Helena, was
given in marriage to Willis 9. Tegt-
meier. a prosperous young merchant
of the same place. Rev. Donald Bruce
performed the ceremony and a we'd
ding supper followed. The happy
couple settled down to housekeeping
in a coy cottage in Napoleon.
Miss Maud Ellis and Fred Ham
mond, popular young people of Ma
poleon, were married Saturday even
ing at the county courthouse, Judge
Bryant performing the ceremony.
The young couple stole a march on
their friends and the news came to
them as quite surprise. They will
continue to reside in Napoleon,
Mrs. Emma L. Schiffbauer who for
several years has been a clerk in
Station of the Minneapolis postoffice
will tonight marry Palemon Wells,
farmer living at Hensler. The we'd
ding will take place at the home Of
the brides mother, Mrs. M. Pratt, Of
Minneapolis. Mrs. Schiffbauer is the
widow Of Arthur H. Schiffbauer and
has known Mr.. Wells for a number of
years. They will make their home in
Hensler.
marriage license was issued We'd
nesday to John l.. Foreman and Mist
Mary Gross. The bride-elect, with a
brother and sister, filed on a home
stead a few years ago in the vicinity
of Berg, upon which she made proof
some months ago and has been assist
ing in the postoffice at Berg for the
past year. John Foreman, the pros
pective bridegroom is one of the old
timers in that section of the country.
He came into, Mckenzie county some
eight years ago from oliver county.
The wedding will take place at Berg
next Sunday. Owing to the recent
death of the mother of Mr.. Foreman,
only the near relatives of the con-
tracing parties will be in attendance.
The young couple will be at home on
the Foreman ranch after Aug. 8.