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The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-10-09
North Dakota Kernels
Hinkers are coming.

Hinkers are coming.
@~%
Wahpetonians are proud OF the new
hospital.
Ransom county's corn show was Q
great success.
The people Of Langdon want .
farmers institute.
The city reservoirs at Mandan will
soon be completed.
The wrestling match az Langdon
was rather one-sided.
Barnes county ls stillt ripped up the
back over the b. p. raids.
There were lot OF drunks at Mo-
mango one recent wet night.
The Monango kid band had great
time at the state Industrial show,
Editor wood Of The Newbarg sun
insists editoriaily that ne is bene-
dict.
There was a twenty hour rain at
Bisbee that soaked things UP consid :
erably.
Newspaper battles are numerous
though not many of them are yet OF a
serious nature.
The humane officers are to get after
a fellow west of Kenmare who has
been abusing colt.
The extra length on the columns OF
The Grand Forks Times makes the
paper appear unfamiliar.
States Attorney Crimson, formerly
an editor. is making good as law
enforcer in Cavalier county.
The schafer Record announces that
Mckenzie county officials must main
tain offices at the county seat.
Some one called off the editor OF
The Bismarck Tribune-about the
knocks against the Red river valley.
600
Some farm laborers thought their
checks were too small ana raised the
amounts. A few of them got away
with 1t.
90
With its abundance OF cheap Ignite
coal--there is no reason why North
Dakota should not be great manu-
featuring state.
Agent Payne OF the N. p. at New
Rockford has been promoted to be
travelling freight agent on the Fargo
division OF the NJ r.
900
cial club at Aneta may be buried.
Clubs in some towns walk around to
save funeral expenses
900
]. s. Weiser of Valley City had a
turnip that weighed twenty three
pounds-and this wasn't much Of a
year for trrnips' either.
Don't feed your cattle too much
paint. A Logan county man found
lead poisoning resulted--when the
cows licked the paint pail.
900
The Enterprise says d lady made a
nice thing there soliciting said
for missionary funds. Editor Jor-
dan thinks strangers should show
their credentials.
Married men have an excuse for
staying out these nights. They claim
they are looking for the new comet.
Sometimes she wears hobble skirts.
uses lot OF face powder and wears
great quantities OF fiossy colored hair.
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friend. Miss Sophia Anderson Of New
York city
Mrs. c. G. Linnell and two little
sons have returned from their visit
to Sioux Falls, S. D..
Next Wednesday in the basement
Of the M, e. church win be held the
Woman's foreign and home mission
airy society meeting.
Mrs. Carl Long has returned from
the hospital.
Born-to Mr.. and Mrs. John Carl
son a daughter.
Mrs. z. r.. Pennington OF Saska-
toon. Can. Is visiting her sister, Mrs.
w. w. Archer.
Rev. Mr.. Coombs and wife were
Sherbrooke visitors Wednesday.
Mrs. II. N. Horner and daughter
Fife visited in Fargo over Sunday.
Miss Gina Wangsness has resumed
her studies at the MayviIls normal.
Cor. F..
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-10-09
MONDAY, ocT. ., ,is11.
BOOSTER BANQUET.

Al meeting is 10 be held in the city
tomorrow evening in which every
F'argoan should demonstrate an inter-
est. 1t liz to be a booster meeting
not to boost one or any organization,
especially--bu to boost the entire
city Of Fargo. 1t 10 one occasion on
which every resident should lay aside
personal rievance-disappoin
bitterness-and failure. He should
leave them behind him--along the
gone and forgotten past. He should
turn out tomorrow night and help
make Fargo a greater and better
city-help place II where it rightfully
belongs.
Naturally the meeting 10 being
held under the auspices Of the
Fargo Commercial club. Incident
ally there will be lot of
discussion which will make the club
a live issue-and one of the re-
suits win be an Increased member
ship. Among the features OF the
meeting-The Forum has been in
formed-will be the Official announce
ment of the selection of a new secre-
tary--a man experienced in munich
pal and commercial club work
Incidentally-the c1ub--as the CEN
trail business mems Organization
will profit by tomorrow nights ses-
sion--but the main object OF the
meeting is to boost Fargo.
Be there and do your share.
The chief speaker of the evening
win be Hugh Chalmers--tne great
publicity advocate OF Detroit. Mich,
and the head OF one OF the greatest
manufacturing establishments OF the
country. He has a message--and he
knows how to deliver it. He will say
something that will give you re-
snewed faith in Fargo and strengthen
all the convictions you ever felt re-
garding the great possibilities OF the
city.
others will be heard-but their ef-
forts will be brief. There will be no
tiresome talks. II any local man
should become so wound up he wanted
to listen to his voice for too great a
period-someone will get the hook.
There will be something to eat. Good
fellowship will be rampant. There
will be things said and done that you
should know about.
Be there.
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the trust themselves must see to II
that it Ii done In conformity to che
law which they have SO long violated.
This Is not the burden TO put on the
department OF justice. 1t would be
too easy for aw-breakers thus to se-
cure immunity from further moiest-
alton.
The unlawful combinations must
split up into their. subsidiary organ
iSations. The element OF competi-
tion for business among them, hereto
fore smothered. must be revived.
Whether the trusts win be really
remade will be known BY their works.
Tf prices OF trust products continue
high and small independent bus
mess still stands no show--the public
will then know for certain that the
great antitrust iaw--wdth all the
great machinery OF the government
back OF tits a failure.
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rum: DIR. Chandler drove over from
Medina Monday.
J. G. Hall left Tuesday on a busi-
ness trip to Aberdeen.
Mr. Ward, lineman OF EdgeIey, came
up Tuesday on business connected
with the telephone. He moved the
Edgeley wire from the central Office
70 the Mahin hotel
Hug Dorm received the sad news Of
his sisters death. st New Ulm, Mimi,
Tuesday. Mr.. and Mrs. Dorm left
Wednesday to be present at the fun
eral.
George Kraft left Friday for his
home at Scotland, 8. ID.
Dan Hogan OF Gackle was seen on
our streets last Sunday.
Last Thursday Tom Petit sold out
The streeter Herald and all his in
terest to VIM. Kukow and George
Il. Riland.. They will do business un-
der the following name: The Street
or Herald Publishing Co.. Mr.. Petit
having charge Of The Gaclxie Republi-
can could not devote the time to The
streeter Herald that was necessary,
The new owners will make special
effort to improve the paper and give
their readers nothing but the best and
latest news. Cor. 3.
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~ 5KA1UmgNT OF FACTS 6M0k@0 ny
Strong Guarantees.
we guarantee complete relief to ali
sufferers from constipation, OF, Ia every
case where we fail. we Will supply the
medicine free.
Rexail Orderlies are gentle, ef-
fective, dependable, and safe bowel
regulator, strengthened and tonic. They
aim to re- establish natures functions
in d quiet. easy way. They do not
cause Inconvenience, gripping. or nau-
sea. They are SO pleasant to take
and work so easily that they may be
taken by any one at any time. They
thoroughly tone Up the whole system
to healthy activity.
Rexall OrderIies are indispensable
and ideal for the use OF children, old
folks. and delicate persons. We can
not too highly recommend them to AT
sufferers from any form bit conpti~
patton and It's attendant evils. Three
sizes, I0c.. 25c, and soc. Remember
You can obtain RexaII Remedies In
this community ely at our stores
sEha Rexnll Et0gea The Fargo Drug
CO., Economy DRGS CO. Waldorf
Pharmacy
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From The .t1lcksvullla clnrlnn.

from Inc .FttckeyviIle Clarion
Mr.. and Mrs. Arson Jinkey had
devlish eggs FOR dinner wednesday
evening, but Arlse says he likes EN-
strangled better. There was time
when Mr.. and Mrs Jimkey had their
dinner In the middle OF the day, but
that was when he was diggin' wells
for Twin and she was shootin' bis
cults and slingin' hash at the Hotel
Hickeyville.
Constable Ezra Perkins has ap-
peared on our streets with new pair
Of felt boots and artics. Let the Inn
provements go on. Grandma Bib
bins, who has been on the point of
death for nine years. is diggin'
drain on the Arson Judson place and
expects to have IT done before snow
flies
Thieves have been robbin' William
Tibbitt's Ice chest and he has went
down to the city to buy one Of those
chest protectors he has seen adver-
tised so much Of late. Some Teller
cut a hole in the bellows Of the pipe
organ at the neetin' house and when
Old LATE Tubbs started to pump her
UP she blew him out OF the wtnder.
There wasn't no wind for the organ
50 Rev. Hanks made up the deficiency
by preaching an hour longer than US
ual.
Grandpa Bibbins has learned a new
trick. He can sit perfectly still and
wag his ears like mewl and wfgkle
his scalp like all get cut. He has
scared three Of our kids almost into
Ats already. Something ought to be
done with about hundred and Atty
soft headed old PETERS that are cit
nj around this mans town tryin' to
think up some new form OF deviltry.
Arson Jimkey. our local financial
magnet. IL playing golf for his health
around here. 1t was not supposed
he was here for that purpose. Miss
Loretta Bolts is the best waiter in
this town and she ought to be because
she IL the Daughter or the RevoIu-
ton.
A forty candle power sneeze wagon
from the city FASTENED through our
village last Thursday and knocked
down the town hall. They let loose
couple OF snorts on the horn all
right, but the town hail didn't have
time to get ont Of the way. I sup
pose they WIN claim that was con-
tributory negligence
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-10-09

Texas Is to forbid the shooting Of
doves, as these gentle and beautiful
birds have been found to be destroy
ers Of pernicious weeks. The Audubon
society is doing useful missionary
work In opening the eyes Of the pub
lie to the great use Of birds In the
distinctions of weeds and insects and
10 the consequent folly and loss In
their slaughter. This law In Texas i
an example which other states wiz
doubtless soon follow In the Local
preservation of useful birds.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-10-09
REMADE TRUSTS.

II will be remembered that the SUI
preme court of the United States con-
sidered the Standard Oil Co.--found
1t to be a combination in restraint of
trade, and ordered it dissolved. A
suitable time was allowed for the
company to reorganize itself in con-
fornity with the Sherman anti trust
law. A similar decision was rendered
tn the case OF the Tobacco trust.
The time limit for these corporat-
tions to remake themselves into law
abiding concerns is near at hand. AS
the time approaches, the interest 81
the public increases. for it will IN
doubtedly be something new under
the sun to see usts--which have
put or the ways Of sin and put on the
ways OF legal righteousness.
These trusts have lately been evil
dencing o desire to have the United
states department OF justice cut and
ne their new clothes undoubtedly 20,
the reason that the department
couldn't complain Of their style Ii
ever they should come before it fol
judgment.
Other trusts that are sure that tiles
ere going to need SONS new clothes
aoon are making the same requests
The department. however. III re-
cent statement has refused to pias
tailor and places upon the renting
trusts oil the responsibilities or tn
oestume dc rlgeur.
u this the department displayl
sound wisdom. III taking on new lit
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-10-09

It's hair. hair hair.
She poies II every second and
She makes folks stare,
She feels 1t anxiousIy To see
II it's ell there.
She wonders Ii it's rightly curied
And IL It's properly unfuried
The only thing In this wide world
Is hair, hair, hair.
IT makes her look top heavy. but
She doesn't care
She gaily hooks on every pound
That she can wear.
And she most probably has bought
More rats and switches than shs
ought,
And wears so much you can Sc,
naught
But hair, hair, hair.
And when she takes 1t or she hangs
1t on chair
And on the hatrack, chandelier
And everywhere
And when she has II strewn about
You certainly would give d shout
For you would not know her without
Her hair hair, hair.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-10-09

/ Burke county had fair.
Fargo phctosraphers are 70 invade
The Garrison Times came in
punches.
Ramsey county IL to organize q fair
association.
600
smoothe up the highways before
the freeze up.
rh.r. are many w hardy fruits IN
North Dakota.
Andy mlll.r / go ! .v4..sr d new
legislative acts.
som. p.epl. e re- : vain they ave
their gray hair.
90
Early varieties OF corn should be
selected for seed.
90
A fellow is peddling recipe for
making cheap whisky.
&@A
L,ecturing talent liz numerous in
North Dakota just now.
E
The aviator who few ait wiIliston
recently was killed at Spokane.
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Sister Dougherty is getting a nice
run of ads for her Adams Budget.
The Devils Lake Inter- Ocean denies
that A. B. Kerlin owns any OF it's
stock.
go
The prairie chickens are getting
a rest while the shooters go after the
ducks.
Morton county politics will be lively.
There will be scms county division ag-
itation.
People from other states are very
enthusiastic over the corn crop Of
North Dakota.
The people who visit the state ex-
20 at Bismarck insist every person in
the state should see i.
one Of the Jones family secured a
divorce at Ellendale-with an equal
division Of the property.
This Is the season OF the year
when men swear while endeavoring
to make stovepipe joints fit.
%@@
The Dickinson Press is a regular
killjoy when It comes to railroad
line from Mandan to Stanton.
@&%
II North Dakota farmers ever d.
versify properly--there win be no
such a thing as crop failure.
90
Kindred has resident---Ole p.
Pyttcn who is 100. He is az active as
the average man thirty years young
err.
80
The state papers are saying kindly
things about the new organization to
increase the value OF North Dakota
land.
North Dakotans have the fair and
exposition fever In the form OF an ep-
idenlic. There will be some big
shows next year.
Conductor Hank sallow, formerly
well known IN Fargo. died in Thief
River Falls recently. He had the run
on the 500 to Kenmare.
eco h{
An NJ p. train Struck q handcar
near Bloom, Stutsman county. There
were several cans OF red paint on the
Garland the entire train had a red
streak before 1t got through the show
err.
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BIG BANK DEAL

Rugby Bank Passes Into the Hands
of ST. Paul Men.
Rugby, N. D., Oct. 1.-THE most
important financial transaction and
the most surprising one as well, that
has occurred in this city for some
time, took place when the control of
the Citizens state bank passed from
the hands OF A. M. Iverson and J. III.
Lockwood to that OF the party OF cap
italists headed by Harold Thoreson.
prominent in financial circles
throughout the west. and a. member
of many OF the strongest financial in
stitukions in st. Paul and South Da-
kota, Minnesota and wisconsin
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Finlev News.

Finley, N. D.. Oct. 5.--To The Foo
rum: Finley L. to have electric
lights. The system to be used Is one
Of the Battery Co. Of Milwaukee.
Rev. l.. N. Hougland and family
Of Ironwood, Mich, are now comfort
ably settled in, Finley where he has
charge Of Ebenezer Lutheran church.
The Evangelical Lutheran Ladies'
Aid will have sale and dinner In the
basement OF the church beginning at
1880 a. m.
MRS. q. Arestad is entertaining her
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-10-09
Memories 81 Long Age.

Once upon time there was
An old man who was full of vim,
He was czar; they called him SO.
His name, we think, was Uncle Joe.
oh, what could have become OF him ?
A mighty hunter fun Of teeth
To whom all potentates did bow,
Spread terror in the jungle land
And came home honcred. sung and
tanned
oh, where. oh. whore. can he be
now7
A mighty hunter full OF teeth
His way through ice and snow
Until he reached his chosen goal
Which CHANGED to be the frozen pole
Where's Perry? Anybody know?
A wireless operator sat
With courage grim and worked The
key
He got the wreath the hero wins,
Let's see him. His manner Oh. yes. Jake
Some one should know. oh. whare
is her
Some Of the older residents
Perchance may recollect the name
or Parker. He is most forgot.
That seems to be the common lot
or those caressed by tickle fame.
Jubilee Messenger Service now open
for business. phone 576.
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G%rm@&mr N@uem
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-10-09

Persons who attended the wrestling
matches and other bouts in the Colos-
scum of old Rome did not have field
glasses with which to combat the by
no means inconsiderable distances OF
that historic Enclosure. So the world,
after all, has made progress.
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RB Colonel Bryan was SO enthusi-
astic over Taft's visit to Lincoln
the president must have subscribed
for The Commoner-or was Bryan
just naturally so tickled that at last
president was In Lincoln?
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Rryan,a slip in 1905.

st. Louis Times: Hindsight Is
much surer than foresight. as the
woodshed philosopher has often told
us. and we are brought to the refiec-
ton that Mr.. Bryan might have done
better IL he had cut out public owner
ship when he made his homecoming
in the fall OF 1906.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-10-09

ET That Kentuckian who made
moonshine booze while prisoner in
a cell in the Oregon pen. may have
had mint bed concealed around the
premises.
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DEATH MAY RESULT.
Dunssith Man Victim Of Very PseuI-
lar Accident.

Dunseith, N. D. Oct. s.---Lee stew
enson Of this city was the victim Of a
very peculiar accident while engaged
in digging well. a heavy bucket fill-
ed with earth. ana which was being
hauled to the top By means Of wind
less, falling back and striking him on
the head. When his fellow workmen
reached the bottom Of the well he
found that Stevenson was uncon-
scious, having received the fun force
Of the heavy load on the chain. sus-
tanned deep scalp wound and q
fracture Of the skull. and 1t 10 prob
able that his injuries will result fat
ally.
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az The war correspondents were
not given square deal in this Italian
muss over Tripoli. The Ink singers
didn't have time to pose in costume
and strut around. telling where they
were going-and what they would do.
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or all the women
In the world,
There's none so
fair.
As our own pref
ty Yankee lass,
w ere well
aware.
She is an angel,
vet we find
This paragon Of
human kind
Has Just one
thing upon her
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-10-09

The New York milliner who went
broke rather than bother his custom
ers with bills made a fatal mistake
when he allowed his business address
TO be published.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-10-09

k% If the weather man will keep
turning on the sunshine and pulling
the Indian summer plug-everbody
will feel better.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-10-09

After several years In the ministry
Massachusetts, man has gone into
the coal business, where opportuni-
ties for missionary work are not lack
ing.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-10-09

IT. The farmers in the northern
part of the state are praying for bet
ter threshtng weather.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-10-09

ET The street railway extension to
Ddlworth--is something Fargoans
can feel good over Thanksgiving day
and before and afterwards.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-10-09

az Will the victory Of the Italians
in Tr1pon make the black handlers in
the U. s. holder?
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&T Cotton is selling around 10 cents
and the crop is about the largest for
years. ee
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nuRuM WHEAT.

The millers appear to have killed
the goose that laid the golden egg
They rallied against durum wheat and
cut the price down so much that the
farmers quit the crop. Now they
howl because little is being grown.
The following from The ST. Paul Dis
patch is interesting:
James c. Andrews OF the Pillsbury
Flour Mills is quoted as saying "the
small production of durum wheat is
to be regretted because durum wheat
Is becoming an important factor in
the manufacture Of macaroni -four, Of
which consumption is increasing.
During the last few years, or since
the advent Of macaroni wheat, the use
Of it by millers in making macaroni
-four has resulted in the production
OF macaroni In this country that is
equal, IL not superior, to the foreign
made article. The result has been
that the demand for durum wheat
has exceeded the production, which Ia
the reason for the high prices Of mac
aroni wheat
While he is regretting the small
production of durum wheat, the con-
sumner and the farmer will recall the
fight the mill owners put up to dis
courage it's introduction. When 1t
was found that durum wheat is par
ticularly adapted to conditions in the
northwest and farmers began raising
1t the millers did their best to keep
down the acreage. 1t Is interesting
to have the testimony Of the millers
themselves that they were mistaken;
that there exists q regrettably small
production OF durum wheat. condi-
tion that might have been avoided
had they foreseen the possibilities Of
the macaroni -four in this country.
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Remember the Broadway ~. q.
Chicken Supper.
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TIL >SPIJR<.
II FfEs l xEsNT
~ ~ nor &C. RaouLroR.

Copyright. 1911. BY G. ~. Mathsr.
Hair.
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ET Hats which button in the back
are the latest fads for women.
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car An Illinois man advertised for a
wife and received SAT replies.
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VOLUME xxxlv, NO. 27s.

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NO REASON FOR DoURT.

streeter, N. p. oct. Ito The 70
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Streetor News

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