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The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-11-23
NORTH DAKOTA
GOOD ENOUGH

Bismarck, N. D.. Nov. 2s.-Among
the recent arrivals In the city were
Mr.. and Mrs. T. G. Cooper and fami-
ay. who formerly resided near Brit
tin In the southern part of Burleigh
county, and who went to Illinois about
O year ago to make their home. Mr.
Cooper is one Of the successful and
prosperous farmers Of the slope coun-
try, enterprising and energetic. He
tried his new home for several months
but finally decided that his home in
North Dakota was better.
Mr.. Cooper had been living near
the town OF Virginia. Ill, and from
there he moved to little town in
the southern part of Michigan. He
had some very peculiar experiences
recently with cyclones. Before he
left the town of Virginia. 1t was
struck by a cyclone and a great deal
Of damage was done. The town near
which he resided while in Michigan
was visited by a cyclone just a day
or two after he left II. and was al
most destroyed. Mr.. Cooper said thai
he thought after all 1t was safer tc
live in North Dakota.
The Cooper family will make theil
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Quickest, Sur8st Cough
Remedy Ever Used
Stops Even Wheoplno Cough Quickly.
A Family Supply for SOC. Money
Refunded If II Falls.

II some one In your family has an obsti-
nate, deep-seated couxh--even whooping
cough-whlch has yielded slowly to treat
ment. buy q 60-cent bottle OF Pinex and
watch that cough vanish. IL Ii falls, money
back promptly, and without argument.
A 50-cent bottle Of Pinex, when mixed
with homemade sugar syrup, makes full
pint-a family supply--0f the most effect
I've cough remedy that money can buy, at
a saving Of So Gives instant relief and
will usually wipe out q bad cough IN "a
hours or less Easily prepared In Eve
minutes--directi0n in package.
PiDex Cough Syrup has . pleasant taste
children take 1t willingly. 1t stimulates
the appetite and IL slightly laxative
both GOOD features. Splendid for Group,
hoarseness, throat tickle. incipient lung
troubles and q prompt, successful rem
edy for whooping cough.
Pinex Is q rpecial and highly concen-
trated compound OF Norway White Pine
extract, and ID rich In guaiac0l and other
elements which are 10 healing TO the
membranes. Simply mix IL with sugar
syrup or strained honey. In pint bottle
and 1t Is ready for use. Used In more
homes iii the II. q. and Canada than any
other cough remedy.
| Pinex has often been initiated, bul
never successfully, for nothing else viii
produce the same results. The genuine II
guaranteed to give absolute satisfaction
Or money refunded. Certificate of guar
| antee Ii wrapped In each package You
/ druggist has pinex or will get II for you
1 II not, send to The Plnex Co., Ft. Wayne
| Indiana.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-11-23
ESCAPED THE
CHARIVARI But
FACED DEATH

Bismarck, N. n, Nov. 2s.--When the
friends OF Miss Resale Preston and
Harry. Roseau, two prominent young
people residing near st. Anthony, heard
that they had driven in TO Mandan to
be married, a large charivari party
hastened in autos to the Morton coun-I
ty seat to give them an appropriate
send -ofr. The newly weds were given
a tip by friends over the phone and
decided to hurry TO Bismarck to catch
train No. 2 for their honeymoon trip,
thus giving their friends the slip. They
telephoned to Hinckley's barn at Bis
rnarck to have hack meet them at
the bridge, and drove to the Mandan
side of the bridge in a sleigh. They
started to walk across to the Bismarck
side. but were only half way when a
through train came around the bend
by the Indian school. The young wife
became so frightened that she tainted,
and narrowly escaped plungfng into
the river below Young Roseau gath
cred her up in his arms, and leaped
to the top Of one Of the piers, few
feet below, and remained there until
the train had pounded past. He re-
vived his wife by washing her face
with snow and although little shaky
she finished the trip across the bridge
in safety. Rosseau said that II ne
had to face ths altar again, he would
take q chance with the rice and old
shoes, and not risk his life in such a
manner another tifnA
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Crocus, N, D., Nov. 21.-To The
Forum: Ernest Scherf has decided
not to build new house this year be-
cause Of the sudden closing up Of good
weather.
Mr.. Kohn has just returned from q
trip to Minnesota
A great deal OF grain was marketed
here during the past week, by the
farmers
Louis spoerlein OF highland was q
Crocus visitor last Friday.
The new Haas residence IL almost
completed. 1t is most modern resi-
dence, being equipped with a steam
heating plant, cistern and acetylene
lighting.
The weather during the past week
was very fair.
Mrs. Gabrilla Haxlxila was q Crocus
caller Saturday afternoon.
Although there are i've inches o.
snow on the ground, wagons are still
mostly used to travel here.
Mrs. Flower improved slightly II
health this week
Mr.. sukut visited at the home o.
! Mr.. and Mrs. Emil Martin, with hel
children last Saturday. Mrs. Martin
has returned from her trip to Mon.
tana, where she had been for the las
two months. She has many experiences
| to relate.
Mr.. Schumacher, sr., has purchased
the Richert farm owned by Atty. Chas
Houska Of Bisbee, for $4,000
Mr.. Cannis was q Crocus visitor OF
| Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. N. r. Nelson were u
| Crocus last Saturday.
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STATE CAPITOL
NEWS NOTES.

Bismarck. N. D., Nov. 2S.--Atty.
William A. O'Donnell Of Napoleon was
in the city to argue case before the
supreme court. Mr.. o'Donnell is active
in the practice and raised a unique
question before the court
Curator Fish was at the state peni-
Tertiary where he addressed the
Brotherhood Debating society on the
subject, Mandan Indian Life and Story
The brotherhood is a society made up
of prisoners and it's purpose is mental
development 1t meets weekly. Mr..
Fish says the meeting last night was
not unlike many such institutions out
side the prison walls. The meetings
are looked forward to each week with
much interest by the inmates, who
indulge in lively discussions.
| The state board of control is send
ing out estimates and expects bids by
Dec. 15 on supplies needed by the
state institutions for the next quar-
ter beginning jan. 4. The secretary
of the board finds this part Of his
duties no small task.
Burt Thurston OF the state land de-
partment is back from Hazelton. He
says Emmons county will contribute
800 towards paying the expense o.
making an exhibit at the st. Paul lane
products show. Emmons county be
longs to the Missouri Slope Develop
ment league.
All the hail insurance matters will
be adjusted by Dec. 1, according to tn
provisions Of the law. There are nov
but two reports outstanding and c. G
Parsons, who has charge of the worl
In the state department of agriculture
says the accounts will be ready TO
the state auditing board to pass Of
next Saturday. Commissioners GIL
breath says as far as he has been abb
to learn the patrons Of the state hal
insurance are well satisfied with re
suits.
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over
MERIDIAN ROAD

Wahpeton, NJ d., Nov 2S.-The
work OF organization preparatory to
the building OF the proposed meridian
road from Winnipeg to Galveston il
being taken up In this state and 1t is
probable that the section Of the road
through North Dakota win be built
next year.
The proposed meridian road is to
be road crossing the entire country
front north TO south from Winnipeg
to 8alveston. The road for the most
part will be dirt road bat will be
built along scientific lines and will be
under the supervision OF the meridian
road commission so that it will be
kept In perfect condition at all sea-
sons Of the year. It Will be used as
a public highway. from north to south
and Iaterals will be built into it from
each side. The cost OF the road will
be borne by the several townships,
towns and cities, counties and states,
through which 1t passes and ii Is ex-
pected that those interested in each
county win meet and organise as soon
as possible so that the road may be
built next season. Already work has
commenced in Oklahoma and some Of
the southern states.
Wahpeton people are enthusiastic
over the prospect Of the road as II
doubtless will be Of more benefit to all
the towns along the line than another
railroad would be. Besides affording
an easy means OF communication be-
| tween the towns through which 1t
passes it viii be an object lesson road
for the whole country and better roads
throughout would result.
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STARK MAY HAVE
new COURTHOUSE
COMMISSIONERS CONSIDER THE
QUESTION or SUBMITTING.
BUILDING PROPOSITION

Dickinson. N D., Nov. 22.--steps
looking to the construction OF a new
courthouse in stark county has been
taken by the commissioners and at the
March primaries next year the bond
Ing proposition win be submitted to
the voters.
Preliminary plans for a building
such as would meet the demands of
the county have already been propar-
ed, providing for structure that will
cost about 100000, and which viii
be one Of the most modern OF its Kind
In North Dakota.
The Stark commissioners have also
decided to hold series Of meetings
at various points In the county for
the purpose OF considering the coun-
tvs seed grain needs. These meetings
will be held at Antelope, Richardson
Taylor, Gladstone and Belfield, and at
each Of these sessions the farmers are
expected to present their wants. BY
making the tour the commissioners
believe they will be able to better
safeguard against furnishing seed to
unworthy farmers.
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il you have sore feet, tired feet,
wweaty feet. lame feet. tender feet
smelly feet, corns, callouses or BUM
lens read what happened TO Mrs.
Crockett, Of Jerseyville. Tlx DID 1T
Afr. Crockett says: "After the second
treatment she walked down stairs ora
feet at time. She had not been able
70 walk downstairs before IN past five
years, except by stepping down on
each atop with one foot nc time. This
ls remarkable. Send Eve more boxes.
No matter what ails your feet or
what under heaven you have used
without getting relief. Just use TIx.
It's different. 1t acts right on II
cures sore feet to stay cured. It's thu
only root remedy ever made which acts
on the principle OF drawing out all the
poisonous exudations which cause sore
| feet. Powders and other remedies
merely clog up the pores. TIz cleans
them out and keeps them clean. You
viii feel better the first time it's used.
Use ii a week and you can forget you
ever had sore feet There ID nothing
on earth that can compare with IL
TIz is for sale at all druggists, 25c
per box, or direct, IL you wish, from
Walter Luther Dodge & Co. Chi
cago, I'LL
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N. D. WOMAN TIED
FOR FIRST PRIZE

Bottineau, N. d., Nov. 2S.-@Mrs. J..
M. Anderson of MinnewGukans second
daughter of Mr. and Mrs James Has
kett of this city, who won first prize
In the temperance essay contest In
this state last spring, entered her es-
say in the national contest for 500
prize and tied for first place with Ben
w. Scott Of California. The contest
ants represented practically every uni
versity in the United Staten. Mrs.
Anderson's success reflects credit on
the University of North Dakota
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Verona Notes.

Verona, N. D., Nov. R1.-To The
Forum: H b. Wentz, local justice.
was on the bench all day Saturday
and Monday.
States, Attorney Jones was in town
Monday
w. G. Mowery Of the Farmers &
Merchants bank. had occasion to
transact legal business In iuaMoure
Monday and Tuesday.
Mott M. L. Sherman, Village clerk
for Verona, made his return Of the
delinquent road tax to the county
auditor Nov. 20.
The farmers continue to market In
this place thousands OF bushels OF
macaroni wheat
Ora Dickinson 10 shaping Els busi-
ness that he may pass the winter In
warmer cline.
This section was swept by q severe
storm last Saturday.
| winfield Scott left for Sheldon last
Thursday. Mr.. Scott up to tlaat time
was manager of the r. G. Mcdonald
poolroom. He has been succeeded b.
Leo Kelley.
The first annual firemen's ball wal
held at Lehrer's hall last Friday even
ing. At midnight a basket auction
took place. The receipts from the sal
were $40.
Attorney Knoop, associated witt
Marion c. Lassal Of LaMoure, had oc
casion to transact business in magis
trate VENTS court here last satur
day.
G. c. Lory made a couple OF trips I
LaMoure last week on realty matters
II. F. Jurgemeyer, Verona's promin
ent feed man, has gone with his famii
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Taylor, N. D.. Nov. 23.--While out
hunting rabbits, a short distance north
of town, Herman Tamien was badly
injured by the accidental discharge Of
the shotgun carried by his companion,
william Brink. They were exchanging
shells when the accident happened. Mr..
Drinks gun being pointed downward,
the shot entered TamIen's foot, pune
turing the foot and SCATTERING the bone
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-11-23
WAHPETON HAS
LIVE BOOSTERS

wahpeton, N D.. Nov. 2s.--sen. w.
e. Purcell addressed the meeting, Of
the Young Mems Booster club of
Wahpeton at the meeting Of the club
wednesday evening.
The Booster club which was or
ganized last week, has secured four
large rooms over r.. +. Hausken's store
on the corner OF sixth street and Da-
kota avenue and the rooms have been
nicely furnished and are now occupied
BY the club. Offfcers have been elected
and thirty members have paid their
membership fee of $40 and the club Is
ready for business. All this In less
than a week.
The club was promoted by several
young men, who wished to see in the
city some sort of social organization
of young men and who believe that an
organization of young men of the city
can do to the town a lot Of good in
many ways. That the club might in
terfere with the work of the CONNER
cial club was thought by many who
were approached on the subject, but
few entertain that idea now and the
members of the club have expressed
themselves as believing that the club
can work in harmony with the COM
mercial club in all things for the good
Of Wahpeton.
The officers Of the club as elected
Wednesday evening are:
President-R. G. Milton.
Vice President-O, J. Olson.
Secretary -Treasurer-W H. Schultz
Executive Committee-W. F. Eckes
H. f. wilson, F. c. Fandel and
r. ]. Hughes.
The first work Of the club is that Of
securing members and it Is expected
that before the end Of the month be
tween forty and fifty members vii
be enrolled. No age limit has as We
been set and number Of members are
nealy middle age.
Meetings will be held at regular IN
| tervals. when matters of interest Y
the city will be discussed. The frs
meeting was addressed by A. G. Divet
who gave the members a practical tall
end. encouraged them in their work.
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Marear County News.

Stanton, ". D., Nov. 32.-To The
Forum: Dr. III. III. Fowler, for some
time resident of stanton, has moved
to Fayetteville, Ark. Dr. fowler is a
splendid physician and a skilled sur
geon--and his many friends in this part
Of the state are glad to learn that he
is so well pleased with his new Local
ton. The citizens Of Fayetteville are
to be congratulated on their good for
tune in having him become resident
OF their city.
Everyone conversant with the facts
Is certain that Mercer county Is on this
eve OF d great boom. Her recent honor
in capturing the fourth prize at the
Industrial exposition at Bismarck was
an event that secured her favorable
mention in prominent papers like The
st. paul Pioneer Press. The Mime.
apolis Journal and The Chicago Trib.
une. she was able to make such .
good showing OF resources that tils
N. p. got busy and commenced hasten
| ing the completion OF their line nortl
from Mandan into the county. A part,
OF N. p. surveyors have been cxannin
| Ing the large hills near MandAn will
view of dynamiting thern this winter
! Ii ii certain that the whole route Yves
to Glendive will be completed mex
year.
r. s.. Charlie OF Expansion has or
ganizAd new bank al that place, an
win be ready Tor business III . kes
| days.
/ A surprise party was given recent
| in honor OF u. M. Seer, the Manda'
banker, the event celebrating hi
! thirty second birthday.
Mrs. Harmsen, who has been visitin
her parents In Minnesota Tor the pas
month, returned to Kren last week
Il Our elevators have been Obliged |
shut down on account Of having take
Il In too much wet wheat. Owing to thl
fact. the farmers will DO obliged
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-11-23
SCIENTIFIC METHODS
PROVE PROFITABLE.

Garrison, N. d.. Nov. 2s.charles
Kretsch and Holtan Wick two pros
porous bachelor farmers, who re-
side in Endres township. where they
own and operate large number OF
acres OF land, gave us this infornla~
ton on the acreage yield Of flax from
their land, which seed bed was pre-
pared and titled according to Mr..
Campben's methods of farming.
The flax Of their land yielded at the
rate OF 1Sk bushels to the acre
while other fields in the adjoining
neighborhood could come only to the
nine -bushel mark, and many other
fields producing but five bushels to
the acre.
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WILL DAM VALLEY.
Propose Creation Of Irrigation Fssssr.
vcir az Almont.

EIOFVS1 ~ NeAaSt - sNtt1~s~S~R th~~~t
voir at Alncnt.
Mandan, N. D., Nov. 2S.--Plans are
being laid for the construction of an
irrigation reservoir dam at Almont,
this county. state Engineer T. r. Att
kinson being in charge. Under the
plan Of action the CurIew valley will
be irrigated, dam being constructed
near this city which will store up
enough water for the seasons de-
rnands.
From the reservoir there will be
two irrigation bitches constructed, and
these will cover the territory through
out the little valley This action will
insure crop in the district despite
the weather condition, as to the dam
will be large enough to store up 3
good supply OF water, The natural ad
vantages offered at Almont for the ir.
rigation work are unusually excellent
d. G. Dilkins Is the leader In thu
movement and he will give over par
OF his land for the reservoir.
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WOMAN IS FREED
BY COURT ORDER
PEAps GUILTY TO VIOLATE IN
or LAW--sENTENcE, HOW.
EVER, is SUSPENDED.

Grafton, N. d. Nov, 2s.-Justice,
tempered with mercy, was doied out
by Judge Kneeshaw OF the district
court to Mrs Barbara Jodximek yes
terday afternoon when she pleaded
guilty to charge Of selling liquor
unlawfully. With the injunction that
she refrain from further infractions
OF the prohfbition law the woman was
released under suspended sentence,
and today, with her three children
who have been with her in the local
Jail for the past two months. she
went to Mimic. her home.
Ed. Hanson, Of Fairdals also plead
ed guilty to pigging and was given
ninety days in Jail and a 5000 fine
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-11-23
!. NEWS OF THE NORTHWEST =.

homo at Brittin again, and Mr.. Coop
er expects to secure a splendid crop
during the coming year. The exper-
fence he had while outside of the
banner state were such that he was
fully convinced that there IL no other
country In the United States where
an industrious man can get along any
better than in the state OF North Da-
kota.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-11-23
FATHER AND SON
They Were Jailed for Thsfts Of Grain
One Pleaded Guilty.


Williston, N. D., Nov. 23.--Father
and son are accused Of grain thefts in
the cases against Charles Van Trees
and Eugene Van Trees, and in which
the son, Eugene Van Trees, pleaded
guilty, the father being released on
his own recognizance until the next
term Of the district court. Well de-
fined paths from a granary on the
Englebritson farm to the canary on
the Van Trees farm, and the fact that
there was a quantity of grain in the
latter granary that did not belong to
the owners of the farm, was respon-
sible for the arrests.
The father and son maintained that
they had not stolen the grain, but that
it had been placed In their granary by
some enemy. After lengthy question
ing the lad finally confessed and ht
was ordered committed to the reform
school.
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cor ONE YEAR.
Theft Of Cow Sends Logan County
Men 60 psnltentIary.

Napoleon. N. d., Nov. 23.-The
cases Of the state Of North Dakota
against Ferdinand Stevens and Attic
Waterman. who have been held since
last March under complaint entered
by Philip Brennaise, who charged the
parties with the theft of COW from
his stable, resulted in the defendants
entering pleas OF guilty. Judge Coffey
sentenced each offender to serve the
term OF one year at hard labor in the
state penitentiary at Bismarck.
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DAKOTA DAN
MUST PAY CENT
RUSSELL WILL CONTESTANT
sLANDERED WA7AsHA FARM
Err, JURY FINDS.

Lake City, Mimi. Nov. 2S.--An un-
usual verdict was rendered yesterday
in the district court at Wabasha,
where Judge A. ri. SNOW is presiding.
The jury brought in a verdict
awarding the plaintiff, George
Schwirtz, wabasha farmer q Judg-
nent Of cent in his SANDER suit
against Daniel Blake Russell, better
known as Dakota DAN" who at
tempted to break the famous Russell
viii ct Boston q. year ago. The suit
was based on some alleged slanderous
remarks which Russell made concern
ing Schwirtz
Since his failure to establish himself
as the long-Iost Russell brother, Rus
sell has been making his home Of
Thielman. in this county. where his
wife has relatives.
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find PLUMBER
FROM BOKCAR

Reeder. N. D., Nov. 2S.-Ten bags
Of flour and two cases Of overshoes
were found to be stolen out Of a car
on the Milwaukee tracks. Follow
ing what slight clue could be OBJ
tanned from the pump man at the
station Detective Davis, Of the Mil
waukee, officer Chase. and the pump
man were taken some twelve miles
south to Urban Sotrs. where the prem
ises were searched and lot OF loot
found.
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to Missouri. Before he returns he will
visit the Pacific slope.
Jno. Lancaster is buying the farm
er's cereals and selling ground feed the
past couple Of weeks.
Cor ".
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There could be no peter medicine
than Chamberlain's Cough Remedy.
My children were all sick with whoop-
ing cough. One OF them was in bed
had high fever ard was coughing
up blood. Our doctor gave them
Chanberlair's Cough Remedy and the
first dose eased them. and three bot
ties cured them" says Mrs. r. A
Donaldson, of Lexington, Miss. Fol
| sale by all dealers.
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Attend tha Linen Sale

At Howard Moody's-2O per cent OF
on all table danaask and napkins. b
sure and attend the sale, Friday and
Saturday.
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wait until navigation opens In the
spring before selling their crops.
Cor. s.
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Tremendous Reductiens

At Howard Moody's in Moorhead on
Children's coats. Read his ad this
evening.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-11-23

The boys appetite is often the source
OF amazement. If you would have
such an appetite take Chamberlain
Tablets. They not only create a
healthy appetite, but strengthen the
stomach and enable 1t to do It's work
naturally. For sale by all dealers.