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ALLEN in FERGUS FALLS
Farso's Phoney Bandit Is in .Minneso.
ta-AppIied to Police for
Shelter.

Frank Allen, the dream artist. who
tried to make the Cass county Off
Gals believe that he was one Of the
bandits who held up and robbed the
Northern Pacific train. near Ruffa. ).
n. d., on the night of July 10, last. IS
now in Fergus Falls, as .Iodger.,.
Allen blew into the Minnesota city
Yesterday, practically fst.gred ana sx-
hausted from the cold and the want
OF something to eat and later. called
At the Jail and asked for shelter. on
the dodgers blotter he gave his name
as O'Brien, but it was later discovered
when q railroad detective happened to
call at the sheriff's apartments and
discovered that the man who gave his
name as O.Brien was Allen. the
impcster. or the Sphoney train rob
Der"
He 10 headed for the east and viii
undoubtedly leave Re >gus Falls todav.
Chances are he win pay the twin cities
q visit and then hit out for his native
soil i'm Illinois.
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In the matter Of the Estate OF Johr
a.. Meineeke. deceased.
Notice 10 hereby given by the IN.
dersigned, administrators with viii an.
nexed or the estate of John "A. Mein.
ecke, late OF the Township Of Addison
In the County Of Cass and state 81
North Dakota deceased, to the credi
tors OF and all persons having claims
against said deceased, to exhibit them
with the necessary vouchers. within
four months after the first publication
OF this notice, to said administrator
with will annexed, az his residence il
Durbin. In the County OF Cass ana
State OF North Dakota.
Dated Dec. S0th, Al. d., 1911.
AUGUST MEINECKE.
Administrator with VIII Annexed.
w. j. CLAPP,
Attorney FOR administrator
Fargo, N. ID.
First publication on the 3oth dav If
December, A. d., 1911.
(Dec. 80; Jan. s, IL, 2O.)
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LIBRARY CLOSED
On new YEARS DAY
PUBLIC LIBRARY BOARD ORDERS
BUILDING CLOSED ALL DAY
LIsr or HISTORICAL NOVELS.
TO BE FOUND ON THE LIsRARY
SHELVES.

i The library win be closee Nav
Aears day Jan. !, by order OF ths
library board.
The following is list Of some COCO
historical novels in Fargo public
| library:
For the white Christ. Bennet
tstory Of the days Of CnarIemasneJ
Alice Lorraine, BIackmore Gro
nance of Napoleonic wars; FUN 81
startling incident ana adventure.1
The Crisis. Churchill. (Period 81
| Civil WARP
Richard Carvel, Churchiii. (Period
Of American revolution.)
Tale Of Two Cities, Dickens. fStorv
OF the French revo1ution.)
Ihe Three Musketeers, Dumas. (Cy-
Gle OF three romances OF which the ex
ploits Of four heroes from youth e.,
age are the principal subjects, while
magnificent panaronla Ii presented
OF contemporary history obesity no.
litical intrigue. court life. duelling. ana
lighting form the substance of the
chronicle.)
Janice Meredith, Ford. (Romauce
Of revolutlon.)
~-+tN~O eStt1RACkQ VI A1U&QOlU Come.
Fox. I,ife among Kentucky pioneers.
Civil war.)
Richard Yea and Nay, Hewlett.
tStory of Richard de-Leon.)
TO Have and To Hold, Johnston.
Virginia romance OF reign OF James
-
Last of the Barcns, Lytton. (Sup-
Ject, Warwick, the king maker and hts
strife with Edward w, 1471.)
Hugh Wynne, Free Quaker, Mitchel(.
tAutobiographic story Of the revolu-
tion.)
Red Rock, Page. tStory Of Civil war
and reconstruction
Wentworth. Scott. (Tragic story Of
Amy Robsart, wife of Queen Eliza
beth's favorite, Earl OF Leicester, peri |
Cd 1575.1
st. Ives, Stevenson. adventures
or French prisoner In Scotland and
England during Napleoonic wars.)
With Fire and Sword: an historical
novel OF Poland and Russia, Sienkie-
wicz. (Sequels, The Deinge and pan
Michael. Together contain the ro- |
nance OF the history of Poland. 1s47- |
175f.)
Henry Esmond, Thackeray. fCava- |
lier and Jacobite in time Of queen
Anne. Introduces Addison, Marlbor- |
ough and Steele.l
a
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-12-30
NORTH DAKOTA
PRESS ASSOCIATION.

To the members: The undersigned
have been appointed general commits
tee to take charge OF entertainment
and matters In connection with the
meeting OF your association in Fargo.
Jan. 26 and 81. A banquet Is planned
for Friday evening, followed by a
theatre party. We do not want to In
terfere with the business programme
Of the association but we do want to
give you good time. and therefore
would like to know now many we can
expect to be present at this meeting.
win you please drop postal card at
once TO any member OF committee,
stating whether You win be present or
not and if you win be accompanied by
your wife on this occasion7
Fl. c. Plumley.
M. N. Hatcher.
A. 4. Westernhagen.
Committee.
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REACH the PARENTS.

i The effort to make education more
practical has been growing steadily
for Quite number of years. This has
been the case especially with the COM
mon schools. Mechanical training has
been introduced. Business training is
being taught The larger cities have
their mechanical and technical schools
as a part OF the educational system.
The school buildings are used also
for places of assembly by district
clubs formed to interest the adults and
improve their condition. Some have
claimed this was an innovation, but IT
Is coming back to the old practice Of
the New England states, where for
many decades-untii recently--the To-
cal schooIhouse. whether In the village
or the country, was the assembly place
for lyceums. singing schools and So
Gals. Much Of the sturdy character
OF the men and women born in these
far eastern states should be credited to
the gatherings held in the old country
schoolhouses. with their uncomforta-
bic seats and dim lights.
Some years ago the board of edlica-
ton in New York city tried another
experiment. They inaugurated a SER
les Of evening lectures for the especial
benefit of adults. These have done an
inestimable amount of good. During
the past year 5,411 audiences were adj
dressed by 716 lecturers, and the av-
erage in each audience was 176. Not
the least Of the merits Of this system |
has been the participation OF local
committees in determining the choice
Of the subjects to be treated at the
several lecture circles, and one of the
incidental benefits has been the quick
ening of tht interest Of the parents in
the schools. The seed has. fallen on
good ground, and New York is well
satisfied with the results.
San Francisco has taken up the
plan and Is successfully carrying along
this work,and other cities, many much
smaller. are taking up this line of
work. It seems to be reaching the
people, as they consider it something
they are personally responsible for, and
attend to learn, while many of them
could not be induced to go to public
lectures In auditoriums or large halls.
Lectures generally. especially ones
With an admission charge. are not gen.
'rally well attended in Fargo; but is
here not enough Of good secured by
'ther cities from this educational aid,
o warrant the school board in going
arther than they already have along
his tine. DR. Ladd and others have :
addressed some OF the ward school
gatherings Of mothers, but should
here not be more systematic and ex-
ended line Of work inaugurated right /
lere in Fargo? q
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N. D. Agricultural College

/ wishing to take advantage of this OBJ.
portunity can do SO by addressing III.
seed department.
There are twelve or fourteen stu.
dents helping the regular force in the
department of botany preparing the
large mailing list OF the new bulletin
Just out This bulletin, No. Sc, is well
worth reading. There Is to be l25. 900
copies run. Those wishing these bull
letins will be able to obtain them b.
simply sending in request to the de.
partment
The agricultural college has q man
buslly engaged in making tour Of the
north side of Fargo listing up the
places where rooms can be obtained
Tor the large number OF students soon
TO be attending classes at the A. a
Those having rooms will greatly OBJ
lige the registrar if they viii send IN
their address stating the number OF
students that they can accommodate.
The greatest need Of the college is
q dormitory which viii offer suitable
accommodation for the men attending
the college. The present dorInitory *
limited and can only provide for about
forty students. Every year the reg
istar Is forced to fad suitable Ioca-
lions for students because the dornai-
tory IS filled and no more students can
DC taken care Of by the college. This
college although provided with an ex~
cellent girls dornitory which success
fully handles all the young women en-
rolled can not provide rooms for one.
tenth Of the young men. There are
about three times as MANY men 1T th-
=. e az your ladies', therefore a boys
dormitory Is the greatest need.
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How to Run . Furnace

Rise at a. m, shake down furnace
and put in coal.
At 9 a, M. remove ashes, shake
down furnace and put in coal.
AT 7 a. M let down direct draft
and open check draft. Put in coal.
At 1880 a. M, shut check draft. open
direct draft and put In coal.
From 1880 till noon alternate the
draft every 1--WE minutes and put in
coal at same intervals.
AZ m. Put In more coal.
Repeat the doses Of coal every ave
minutes until b. m.
AT s p m, vary the monetony of
the treatment by putting in more coal
and Keep this up at intervals Of ave
minutes until II o'clock or bedtime.
Al bedtime put In lot Of coal and
bank it with ashes. Shut the direct
draft and open the check draft or
open the direct draft and shut the
check draft or open or shut both the
direct and check drafts. 1t makes lit
tie difference.
From III o'clock until morning put
on more coal and switch the drafts
every half hour. No matter which
way the drafts are set they ought to
be the other way. so it pays to shift
them often. BY following these di-
rections carefully you will be able to
keep the fire going at least half of
the time providing you use the right
kind Of coal or coke. OF course you
never find out which is the right Kind
for when you are using one kind you
should be using some other kind.
Every kind 10 better than the kind
you are using, your neishbors will tell
you, and when you switch to some
other kind you are sure to find out
that you have made a grave mistake.
The best way to run furnace is
to hire man or live in a steam
heated fiat.
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Everything points towards a yer.
successful year at the agricultural col
lege. The number of applications az
well as the number of students al.
ready enrolled go to show that Their.
VIII be almost twice as many takinl
| up the short course as heretofore. This
reports for the fall term just ended
were out Wednesday. The work OF tbs
students on the whole was very sue
cessful showing very few failures By
Monday last 100 new students had reg.
istered and paid their fees for the COM
| ing term.
| The work of the students in the
agricultural and manual training high
! school was more than pleasing to
Principal Kalmbach. Nearly all Of the
old students have registered for the
winter term and quite number OF new
applications are ON hand. A new stu
dy is to be added during this nexi
term, sociology. This subject comes
under the department OF history and
will be taught by DR.. Trimbell. The
course promises to be very interesting
as 1t will cover the history OF the
United States as pertains to social
conditions. Quite number of stu
dents have expressed themselves as
DESTROYS OF taking up the subject.
Professor Arvold of the department
OF public speaking is now busy max
ing the final arrangements for the
lecture Of y. GunkeI, who speaks at the
college armory, Jan. .. He is swamp
ed with work owing to the large num-
Der of students enrolled for the public
speaking class for next term. A larger
number Of students than ever have
started working for the oratorical and
declamatory contests which take place
soon.
The agricultural college is to have
the negative side in the debate with
the agricultural college OF South Da-
kota. The question although not as
vet definitely decided upon will In all
probability be, Federal and State com
troll of National Resources. Several
students are already busy at work
preparing for the preliminary debate
at which the team is picked. Plans are
on foot to get the University Of MIN
nesota to enter into debating with the
North and South Dakota Agricultural
college teams. This will make 1t easier
to pay expenses to Say nothing 81
making the honors harder to acquire.
The force employed In the pure seed
labratory and department of botans
and che experiment station Gro busy
49,
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CITY Hotel MEN
DINED AT GARDNER
MANAGER LElM5AcHER ELARoR.
ATELY ENTERTAINED HOTEL
MEMS AND RESTAURANT KEEP
ERs' ACKNOWLEDGMENT AT
oRPHEUM.

Mgr. A. III. Leimbacher of the Gard.
ner hotel entertained the members OF
the Fargo Moorhead Hotel Mems and
Restaurant Keepers association at q
dinner last evening, at his popular
hostelry which was followed by a brief
business session and theatre party al
the Orpheum theatre, where the hoteJ
and restaurant men were guests OF
Manager Webster.
An elaborate course dinner was serv-
ed at o'clock and business of the
association was discussed until Z
O'Clock, when the party repaired ia
the theatre for the second perform
ance.
All the members of the association
voted their president, Mr.. Leimbacher.
an ideal host and one who well knows
the art of entertaining.
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Il DaGhe
The editor, downcast indeed,
said that IT didn't fit his need.
OF course rejection didn't mean
It might not suit some magazine
Ihe author sent 1t out once more
And Il came back same as before.
NOBODY seemed TO realize
The fact that it was one large prize.
By twenty others II was spurned
AND to the budding scribe returned.
he kept on sending ii away
and hoping it would stay, soneday
BUT like the melancholy cat,
Il came right back as quick as scat.
Rejection slips he had galore
And every week he got one more
With them he papered every wall
From Kitchen pantry to front hall.
He covered every cupboard shelf
And used them when he shaved him
SELF.
But since that time he's making good
He's dealing now in coal and wood.
He's eating now three times day
And fame has gone the usual way.
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Roila has started q fund for public
library.
Desart wants = daily mail from
| fteeder.
I'd. Long Of Drayton sold his farm
for ss2.50 per acre.
900
w. w. Woodwork has been reap
pointed postmaster at Wilton.
The Hampden Guardian has been
having subscription contest.
The Congregational ladies' at Ma
rion Melted $3.50 from their supper.
900
Turtle Lake citizens INDUCED in d
charivari FOR a newly married couple.
A great deal 81 cream Is being
shipped from Hettinger county to4Aber-
deem
The Star reports that more material
for the 500 line is arriving at Brinss
made.
There seems to be "a good many
wrestling matches around the state at
the present time.
Havelock ID happy because the rail-
road has just placed a box car there
for depot purposes.
The first issue OF The Carpio Free
Press shows up with lots Of reading
and some good ads.
n.,s $500
received many hundred dollars for
their poultry this fall
The oracle says that the new post
Office building at Odessa is decided |
ornament to the town.
stanton, in Mercer county, is now
connected with the outside world by
long distance telephone
Judging from the state reports. the
postmastefs and the expressfnen have
earned little vacation.
%@@
Hannah has raised sufficient money
so that the success of the proposed
farmers institute Is assured.
600
The tax sale In Mckenzie county
reached $2,401.59. ana all the tracts
were purchased by ten men.
%S&@
The Salvation army at Valley City
has been holding revival meetings, and
reports thirty three converts.
s., &xS@ -
The American OF Antler now con-
sists OF eight pages OF home print2-a
good advertisement for its home town.
The station agent at Maxbass has
been having troubles Of his own, but
has now been transferred to Botti-
neau. Il
The NeWburg Sun has a novel way
Of advertising the candidates for coun-
y officers In Bottineau which the ed
tor favors.
SO many have gone into the chicken
business around Sheyenne that the
butcher has installed e bone crusher
20 as to give them egg food.
@@@
John Luxon' Of Neche has sold over
1000 pounds of dressed turkeys this
all THE amount received, $450, is
rood pin money to help out even
around farmhouse.
900
The News publishes a list of the ,
Mothers who visit the Wilton schools
,ach week. Pretty good idea, but what |
bout the fathers? Would they be ac-
used of going to see the pretty school
II
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North Dakota Kernels

The Marion Sentinel has entered it
tenth year.
Gunner Nelson is the new town mar
Hillsboro is to have home talen
play very soon.
600
The Citizens State bank at ROSS is .
new fidiciary institutions
@1w
The Willing Workers Of Dunseith
cleared SOC from their social
go
TIE new schoolhouse at Jud viii
soon be ready for occupancy
90
Towner shipped twelve and a half
tons of turkeys to Montana points.
90
A. o. Nelson Of Manning has re-
signed as United States commissioner.
The Journal believes that the Great
Northern win make Ryder division
point.
H. r. Young has been named as
United States commissioner at Emer-
son, Dunn county.
Isaac Dawson Of Roila shipped
carload Of fat sheep east, which
brought good prices.
zee
The Berlin Record shows good re-
pnblicanisn1 In its comments on the
gubernatorial situation.
90
The Courier believes Donnyprook
has the best tennis players OF any town
of twice it's size in the state.
900
The Pembina county tax sale was
the smallest in the history Of the coun-
ty declares The st. Thomas Times.
600
The Litchville Bulletin argues that
dollars worth of advertising is worth
$40 expended for calendars. Granted.
1%@
Rev. Mr.. Dunn is now training the
Regent band, and The Times says that
he members are making good prog
'ess.
A telephone has been istalled in the
he schoolhouse at White Ash, Ward
county, which is great convenience
o parents.
The Dunn County Settler says that
he coyotes disturb his slumbers at
Emerson, and then too the chickens
ave to roost high.
900
The farmers around Dunseith are
auling into town big loads Of wood. |
n many sections they have to buy
food instead of selling 1t.
90
Editor Lum claims that the banks |
{ Monango are the strongest and have
he largest deposits of those of any /
own Of the size In the state.
The democrats of Trail county are
repairing a petition to present to 4
Ion. John Carmody. asking him to
ecome their candidate for governor.
Windy Smiths letter on the action /
the pardon board has been copied
/ more state papers than any other
rticle appearing in the North Dakota
ress in long time.
600
Nearly every weekly has quite a
lumber OF bank local advertisements
J well as display announcements;
lis shows the banks Of North Dakota
Re alive and after new business.
900
Now that the governors have return
from their swing around the crele,
he Plaza Pioneer suggests that the
indicates for congress from Minot be
mt east to advertise Ward county. j,
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must yield to force majeure: but the
stirring Of the subject races the world
over Is warrant for the belief that Mr..
Shuster's fight for the preservation OF
the rights Of en- ancient people win
have its results In the future.
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Notlca d craditnra

Notice II hereby gwen by the I'M !
dersigned. the administrator Of the
estate Of Andreas Olson. late Of the
township Of Rush River in the count,
Of Cass and state of North DaIxota.
deceased, to the creditors OF. ana Ali
persons having claims against said de- :
ceased. to exhibit them. with the re-
cessary vouchers and proof. within
six months after the first publication
Of this notice, to the said administra-
tor at the ONCE OF Augustus ROBERTS.
ESQ., his attorney. SO Broadway. Far
go North Dakota. which ONCE the I'M
dersigned selects as his place OF BUSH
ness In all matters relating To said
estate. JOHN o. OLSON,
Administrator.
First publication on Dec. ..
fpec. s~1e- e. SOL
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TIL E.SPIJE>.
THE .TorxE mt
~ 10 Rcr ". FsowIT0N.
Copyright, 1911. by c. NJ Mashen
THE uauai Way.

He wrote a story
Ct nineteen
And sent 1t to d
magazine.
He said. Here's
where | get a
name
Also q strangle
hold on fame.
A fortnight and
alas. aIack.
They sent his
splendid romance
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Or. j. 3. FRENETTE. DENTIST. or
trance ON Broadway, Fargo, a. b.
DIR. III. l.. 6TARLING, DENTIST. R0oAf
o deLendrecie block. corner Front ana
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BoTsfs A. y, LAWYER, SUITE 4. Pro
peer Life building, Fargo. N. D.. Frscx
4 Minnesota.
MILLER, HENRY r., ATTORNEY AND
Councillor az Law. Over Fargo National
bank block, Fargo.
ROBERTS, AUGUSTUS, HENDERSON
block, Broadways Fargo Probate prac.
tice a speciality.
ROBINSON. J. H., ATTORNEY AT Law.
81 Front street, Fargo Practice In ali
TURNER, III, r., ATTURNEY AT Law
Offices In Edward building, Rroadwnv.
prnctfca In ali fOurfa -
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PHYSICIANS.

r.. J. CAMPBELL, AZ. D.--PRACrrcu
limited to diseases OF women--Genisc
urinary and skin diseases. Office homrs
10 10 ~ and 8 to s. Oyer MuT5nneT
drugstore, Front street. Phone IA
Dr.. p. H. BURTON OFFICE HouRn
10 to IL a. M. 2 TO 8 and Ia 8 a ~ -
9fice; stern building Phone ifSf..
DR. D. d. DILLON, HoMEopATn,a
physician, deLendfecle block. = -
DRE. IT. H. BAILEY G. KAEHELMAuf4
e.. Specialists, eye, ear. nosa ana
81 OfLices In the Stern block. ~
DRS. BARROW Il WEfBLR' del, rNs.
recle block. Office hours from 3 - 4
Dk. a. Q. MORRIS. PHYSICIAN Ann
surgeon. Office over Wilsers Cry,rsfSre
COS Front street. Hours I'd IL. AZ x x
and z 90 Telephone 1o4ssL. onice;
NICHOLS BRos.. PHYSICIANS Avn
surgeons. office COS Front street oasles
hours 10 TO ~ q. M. to s ana : 49,
p. N. Phones: Office. 3y8s residence ON
DIR. j. Il. SAVAGE, pHYSlClAN "A Ma Ma
surgeon. COS Front street.
J. w. VIDAL A. p. HoME0PATHIO
physician and surgeop. Edwards kIoeL
Fargo, N. II. ss'sa
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Ahe Fargo Forum and Republican Il
RRRiisned etery evening except sunday Ia
na9 aad Fifth street NORTH. Fargo. Nj Is.
IN bsnfiPtioB - The Fargo F0sam and
i9atly Republican, by carrier, l5c per week,
&c &C per month, Ia advance; 81 per year.
The Fargo Forum and Weekly Republican,
VI per year The Fargo Fofurn and sat.
Vrday Republican, $2 per year. Single
cepies. pc. Subscribers win n.d the date
e. whieh they have pald, printed opposite
suelE oh their address slips.
Address all communications to The Forum
kNnt1ng Co. Fargo. N. y.
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HEAuTY pARInEe

BEAUTY PARLOHS.
MME. MELIN, ELECTROLYSI9 rHypsa.
pody and manieurin6. los RroadwaT
Phone lQS-J. -.
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ed charities; 4 to d. m, No lis Eighfh
street south, phone 527. Residences I2i
Eighth street north. Phone 1410. Houfe
$3.50 q. NJ to b. m. At the service ~
physicians at any time.