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The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-06-17
THREATENS Law
SUIT AT MINOT
FORMER MINoT PROFESSOR OF
MUSIC RETURNS AND SAYS
HE MAY BRING ACTION.

Minot N. D., June 17.-Prof. B.
Dunaevski, formerly proprietor and
manager of the Minot Academy of
music, but now director in chief of
Central Plains conservatory of music
at Pladnview, Texas, has returned to
the Magic City and threatens to make
trouble for several Minot parties,
whom he claims made damaging as
sertions against his good name at the
time he left here.
Prof. Dunaevski left Minot about a
year ago to take up the position he
now holds and at that time it was
claimed by certain people that he was
leaving the city to escape certain
obligations contracted during his res
idence here. He claims that these
charges and accusations were utterly
false and absolutely devoid of the
truth. He says that everybody knew
that he was to leave Minot long be-
fore he left and that the. newspapers
contained articles several weeks be-
fore his departure. Mr.. Dunaevski
has engaged counsel and unless prop
er retraction is made he promises to
cause trouble.
Since leaving Minot the professor
has had excellent success and along
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RED RIVER VALLEY
BAPTIST Meeting
IT WILL BE HELD At CALVIN, N
D. JUNE % AND
%.

Calvin, N. D., June 19.-Extensive
preparations are being made by the
Baptists of Calvin for the entertain
ment of the Red River Valley Baptist
association when il holds its annual
meeting here June 20 and %. The
city will be thrown open to the dele
gates, many being expected. Members
of all churches in Calvin are working
together for the entertainment of the
visitors.
The program that has been arranged
is exceedingly interesting. The SEES.
sions will open Wednesday evening,
June %, with the address by Moder-
ator Sidney Clark of Grand Forks; the
annual, sermon by Rev. F. Walker
Pugh, formerly of Sparta, wis., but
now of Grand Forks, and the appoint
ment Of committees.
Thursday morning there will be the
election Of officers and reports of COM
mittees, reports by General Missionary
w. L., Anderson, and by Pastoral.
large Rev, A. c. ZeHhoefer. In the
afternoon there will be addresses by
Rev. C. G. Heidelberg, and by Miss
Bertha Newlander on phazes of Sun
day school and young peoples work.
In the evening the citizens of Calvin
will tender banquet to the visitors
at which r. B. Griffith, Rev. w. L. An
derson, ]. X. Fairchild, P. H. Mcmillan,
Rev w. Ingram, j. F. Nippon and E.
r. Pratt will speak.
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Knutson home of $50" on Sunday last.
InIlia Knntsnr1- = iss... Nrnrlsine. In the

Knutson home of $50" on Sunday last.
Louie Knutson Is working in the
roundhouse at Jamestown.
Many residents of this locality will
attend Old Settlers meeting in Steele
on Monday next, and grand old time
Is anticipated.
Lee and Marion Ellington are doing
field work on divisions of the former
Troy farm of Happen.
Miss Bessie Ellington is assisting
at the Sibley in Dawson.
J. w. Lockhart, wife and baby, are
soon to start on a western trip.
Jno. De Krey, ]. ]. Lohr and VIM.
Sweeney are political aspirants from
our home town, the two former for
county commissioner and the latter for
assessor.
r. J. ]. Montgomery, one of our
nominees for county sheriff, interview
ed friends here during the latter part
of the week.
John De Krey and J. J. Lohr are
canvassing Commissioners district No.
to ascertain at the coming primaries
which is the best man for the position
in the estimation Of home rule.
Little Teddie Kleitre had a recent
misfortune of being kicked by horse.
His forehead was quite badly lacerated,
and had the blow not been of a glanc-
ing tendency, it might have proven
fatal. Cor. V. r.
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negro CONFESSES
He IS GUILTY Man
JAMES CHAPMAN, WHO MADE
SENSATIONAL ESCAPE
NEAR kENMARE WAS
CAUGHT.

Minot, N. D., June 17.-Sheriff w.
A. Fox. of Saltwater, Okla, passed
through Minot last night on his way
to saltwater, with James Chapman,
the colored murderer Of Lawrence Mat
thews in charge. Chapman's hands
were handcuffed and he wore manacles
on both ankles which were fastened
to the foot rail of the seat. He was
asleep when the train passed through
Minot at 10:49 and is worn out from
his exertions OF Monday, when he es-
capped from the sheriff at Kenmare
and spent about thirty hours at large.
Quite a crowd was at the depot
here when the 500 train went through
and a truck was hauled up to the side
of the smoke window where the
sleeping negro lay by those who were
anxious to get look at him.
Sheriff Fox rode directly across
the aisle from his prisoner and he has
big 45 handy. Whenever his pris-
oner is moved from one car to an
other, the 45 is always in hand and
ready for business.
Sheriff Fox said last night that he
had spent two months in Canada try
ing to get Chapman and the white
woman implicatd with him in the
killing Of her husband Lawrence
Matthews, at Saltwater, Dec. 5, 1908.
At Kansas City he will be Joined by
two deputies from his home town as
the officers fear that an attempt will
be made to lynch Chapman upon his
arrival. The negro is terror stricken
at the thought Of being taken back to
Oklahoma and expresses the fear that
he will be burned at the stake. Ne
groes are frequently lynched for less
cause in the Oklahoma country
Chapman has made full confession
sion of his connection with the murder
OF Matthews to Sheriff Fox. He lays
the burden of the blame, however, on
Mrs. Lorena Matthews, who is now
living with her two white children in
Edmonton, Alberta. Up to the time of
his arrest for several months past
the white woman and the negro have
lived together.
Lawrence Matthews was found
dead in bed at his home near Still
water on the 5th day Of December,
1908. There were no marks on his
body to indicate violence and his wife
claimed that he had died from heart
failure and in her widow weeds, she
appeared grief-stricken at the funeral.
Matthews was man Of slight build.
Mrs. Matthews is a woman Of heroic
proportions and Chapman, the mulatao
is a man who will weigh over 200
pounds. His confession is to the eff
feet that Mrs. Matthews started to
strange her husband and called on
him to assist her. This was done by
holding bed-clothing over his mouth
and nostrils.
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5 GOWNS, 8 HATS,
TOTAL EXPENSE S.

Windsor, Ont, June 17.-Mrs. A F.
Healy, wife of an attorney, has solved
the dress problem to her own satisfac-
ton, at least. She has three dresses
and a like number Of hats which her
friends have greatly admired, and to-
day she said the three costumes, in
Guiding the hats, cost her a total of
So. First, she said, she made it a point
to attend all remnant sales, and that
she made the dresses herself. The
items for one costume are as follows:
Four yards pale violet Russian
crash, at cents, 80 cents; two yards
deep violet Russian crash, at cents,
16 cents; One yard pale violet tassels
for the ends, at cents, 10 cents; one
bolt voliet straw braids, at 25 cents,
actual cost for hat and gown SO
cents
The hat she shaped with common
light wire which she had on hand and
trimmed with some old feathers dyed.
The DILL for the other costumes is SIM
liar, but she introduced variety by
using different patterns.
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MANY WANT RALDwIN's PLACE.
Trustees of State Hospital are Re-
caiving a Number of Applications

jamestown, N. D., June 17.--Appli-
cations are coming in continually from
those who wish to fill the vacancy
caused by the resignation of DR.. Bald
win at the state hospital and the board
of trustees has purposely postponed it's
special meeting to elect a successor
until all the applications have been re-
ceived. 1T is believed, however that
the applications are nearly all in now
and the trustees expected the meeting
will be held before long. Several OF
the applications are North Dakotans.
DR.. Baldwin will leave the institu-
ton some time in August to take his
new position at the University OF
Minnesota and the board is anxious
to secure a man who possesses ex-
ecutive ability and experience in that
particular line of work as Well as be-
ing a. physician.
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THEIR BIG DAY.
5rinsmade Celebrating in Regular
Style Today.

Brinsmade, N. D.. June 17.-Today is
Brinsmade's big day Of celebration, 1t
being gopher day." an annual affair,
which always creates an immense
amount of interest. The gopher tail
prizes are the ones for which there is
always greatest competition. and to
the man who presents the largest num-
Der of tails tomorrow the prize of $25
will be awarded. There are also prizes
for the second, third and fourth. AS
a result of the gopher day festivities
each year large numbers of the pests
are killed off annually.
In addition to the gopher trophy
features of the celebration, there will
also be the ball games between New
Rockford and Brinsmade, and be,
tween Leeds and York. A special
train from Darlington brought a big
crowd from that direction.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-06-17
You Viii Enjoy Using TlZ. The Most
5 Pleasant Remedy You Ever Tried
and Moreover. 1: Eiorka.

At last here is instant relief and a
lasting permanent remedy for sore
Feet. No more tired feet. No more
aching feet. No more swollen, bad
smelling, sweaty feet. No more corns
mo more bunions. No more callouses
mo matter what ads your feet or what
under the sun you've tried without
getting relief, just use TIz.
VI TIZ is totally unlike anything else
FOR the purpose you ever heard Of It's
the only foot remedy ever made which
acts on the principal of drawing out
all the poisonous exudaitions which
cause sore feet Powders and other
remedies merely clog up the pores.
TIz cleanses them out and keeps them
clean. It works right off. You will
feel better the very first time its used.
Use it a week and you can forget you
ever had sore feet. There is nothing
ON earrh that can compare with it.
srIz is for sale at all druggists % cents
per box or direct IL you wish frNSm
walter Luther Dodge g. Co.. Dodge
49, O.. GaGo. Ill.
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is AMUNDSON
MEMBER OF BOARD?

Minot N. D., June 17.-Proceedings
may be started soon with a view to
determining whether or not Arne
Amundson is still a member of the
board of county commissioners. When
Mountrail county was created, Mr..
Amundson found that he would be out
of a job unless he removed from White
Earth, which was in Mountrail county
to some point within the commissioner
district in Ward county. He decided to
this and went to Berthold. 1t is now
commended that he has not established
his legal residence there. Mr.. Amund-
son is chairman of the Ward county
board
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-06-17
WOMEN ADJOURN.
District Federation Quits After Profit
able Session.

WNliston, n. D., June 17.-After be-
ing in session here since Tuesday, the
annual meeting of the Women's Fed.
Grated clubs of the Minot district ad.
journed last night. One of the .fea-
lures of the session was an address
by Mrs. Frank White Of Valley City
former president of the state fedora
ton. Following her address, which
was given last evening, a banquet was
rendered to her. "The small Boy in
the Small Town" was the subject OF
her address.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-06-17
MARRIED AT CASSELTON
Wedding of DR.. Golseth Of jamestown
and Miss Florence Pugh of
Casselton.

jamestown Alert: The wedding Of
DR.. Gustav Golseth and Miss Florence
Pugh, occurred at Casselton, Tuesday,
June Id, at the residence of the brides
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Pugh.
This wedding is of more than usual
interest in the fact that the parents of
the bride were, in the early days, resi-
dents of Jamestown, but have been
living for many years in Casselton.
Miss Pugh has been one of the favor
lite teachers of the city schools dur
ing the past year. Dr. Golseth is one
of the leading specialists in the state
and an old time practitioner in his line
in this city.
The ceremony was performed by
Rev. Cooper of Casselton and was
witnessed by number of friends
from jamestown, Fargo, Moorhead
and other points, in addition to the
guests attending from Casselton, about
fifty guests being presen9 The bride
was attired in a weddiEfA gown of
white null, trimmed with hce. After
the ceremony an elegant supper was
served.
DR.. Golseth and wife took an auto
to Fargo, GLIDING thereby number
of admirers who had gathered at the
N. p depot to bid them a strenuous
farewell. The doctor and his bride
left for a wedding trip to the twin
cities and Chicago, and will be alb
sent fortnight, after which they
will return to this city where they
will make their home. There were
many beautiful and elegant presents
showing the regard of their friends.
Among those attending from James
town were DR.. and Mrs. Guest, DR..
and Mrs. Gerrish and r. c. Hanson.
On their return DR.. and Mrs. Col
seth will reside in rooms in the Lutz
block.
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UNDER NEW MANAGEMENT.

New Rockford, n. D, June 17--By a
deal, which was just closed, the Bank
Of New Rockford is now under new
management, and it has been organ
lied with a capital stock Of $4,000.
In the process of reorganization, D. N.
Talman OF Willmar, Mimi, was elected
president, while Hugh Peoples and S.
B. Qvale Of this city are vice presi-
dents, T. A. Chamberlain and ]. S.
Pomeroy, both of Minneapolis, are
among the stockholders in the new
institution now.
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MINI. SALOON
men INTERESTED
ST. VINCENT, MINI, LIQUOR
MEN WATCHING COUNTY
SEAT FIGHT.

Cavalier, N. D., June 17-If the con-
tention of the county seat remova!
forces of this city are correct the
saloon keepers of st. Vincent, Mimi.
lying directly across the Red river
from Pembina, are getting into the
fight. The claim is raised that the ST.
Vincent saloon keepers have contri
buted literally toward a fund to fight
the movement, the purpose being to
retain the county seat in Pembina as
that fact means considerable revenue
for them annually because of the extra
number of people who do necessarily
have to visit the county seat from time
to time.
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Building Bio Hotel.

FLASHER, N. D., June 17.--An indica-
ton OF the prosperity along the lines
that are being constructed by the
Northern Pacific railroad out of Man
dan is found in the fact that at Flash
err the contract has been let for the
construction of thirty-room hotel.
All of the towns have experienced
good growths SO far, and though the
railroad construction work is tied up
at the present time, 1t Is believed that
operation will soon be resumed again.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-06-17
Two JUDGES Will ACT
Pollock and kneeshaw to Help Out in
Grand Forks During Absence
of TempIeton.

Grand Forks Times: Judge C. F.
Templeton will leave Grand Forks Fri
day morning for Bemidji, where he
will spend some little time on a vaca-
ton. He is not certain whether he will
return the last of this month or the
first Of next, but during his absence
Judges Pollock of Fargo and Knee
shaw of Pembina will act in matters
that may arise.
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Hotel ENTERPRISE
TOtOLLOW new R. R.

Flasher, N. D, June 17.-An in
dication Of the prosperity along the
lines that are being constructed by
the Northern Pacific railroad out of
Mandan is shown in the fact that
here the contract has been let for the
construction of a thirty-room hotel,
All of the towns have experienced
good growths so far, and though the
railroad construction work is tied up
at the present time, it is believed
that operations will soon be resumed
again.
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Heads Mandan t4ieh School.

Mandan, N. D., June 17.--At the
Mandan, l.. e. Bear of Spring Valley,
MINI, was elected to the position Of
principal of the Mandan high school
for the coming year. He has splendid
record at Spring Valley and the local
board feels quite fortunate in secur-
ing him.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-06-17
VOTE ON COURT.
Increased Jurisdiction Is Wanted In
Mcintosh County.

Ashley, N. D. June 17.-Voters Of
Mcintosh county will have an oppor-
tunity on June 20 to determine wheth-
er or not increased jurisdiction shall
be given the county count, a petition
praying that vote on the question
be granted by the county commission
ers. In several counties in North Da-
kota the plan has worked out remark
ably well and it appears cutie prob
able that Mcintosh county will give It
a trial as there is apparently a great
deal of sentiment in favor of the pro-
position.
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with Mrs. Dunaevski he is now at the
head of one of the foremost musical
institutions in the south. Acting as
director he has charge Of forty eight
teachers and the conservatory has an
enrolment Of over 1900 students.
Mr.. Dunaevsk will probably remain
in Minot for a week or ten days.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-06-17
BuiIding Boom at Langdon.

Langdon, N. D., June. I'm. Z. Sui
Ivan is completing fine $4,000
brick residence, new horse barn has
just been completed on the fair
grounds, work is soon to commence
on a new chapter house for the
Americans Woman league of this city
and three other new residences, is q
part Of the building that is going or
in LangdonA
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-06-17
Goodrich

Jasnann Real Estate & Loan CO.
Farm lands in Sheridan. Mel, san yvaI,a
Burleigh and Kidder Cos. write IN.
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INTERSTATE LAND co.--yf-ite IL
Irrigated and non irrigated tracts adj.
Joining Calgary, the Chicago OF Canada.
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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-08-08

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on ths sth day u June. A. n 1s18
before me personally appeared
Charles r Glackier % me knoNn 10
D. t-e rrssn described in and uho
executed lhe foregoing instrument
and acEe1 that be- executes
the sane as MS free acF and deed
GEO. J. NAGLr.
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The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1910-02-24
OVER ELEVEN HUNDRED POUNDS FOR THE ONE TRIP
This Another One OF The Good Things For Which The Town
Has Worked Diligently and We Now Hope To Secure A
Raise In The Grade OF POstofIce

Monday last saw Lubbock 5
first mail train come in. As an
evidence Of its extent we learned
that it weighed over eleven hun
dred pounds. The people of this
section have shown a great deal
of patience in the matter Of mail
service and deserve commenda-
ton.
The next step along the mail
route will be to have the post Of
fee raised from the third TO the
second class. When this is ac-
complished it will mean still bet
ter service and at the same time
put the office where the post
master will have a chance 10
make a dollar once and awhile.
Patience is one of the essentials