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amusement only and some person WI,
De paid to make the exhibit the sam,
as the Parker Shows are maid r. A.,
hibit on these fair grounds. II Is ~
70 the public to say what thew want
Ine county Of Cass has given the fai,
association about $4,000 to aid tbis
tair In 1911, and this sum OF monav
mas been divided up in capital nrizes
as fair share as possible for aach
department. and will be paid hack as
prizes to the people who Contribute =. !
the same when they paid in their 1S11
taxes sieil ISL
Inc talr management can do no mora
tnan open it's gates to the who'll neo
PIE 10 come and do their best in con,
parison with each other and ~ thar
Jake advantage OF the opportunItv
they can make the Fargo fair a orc nro !, !
market In which they can ercbanse
their wares with each other ans 81
OF great benefit. OF course. sno,,sa
ment is necessary, fun goes with u,orI,
put we ought not to turn this graa+
fair OF Fargo into a mere show
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I the hudson farm for a time.

at the Hudson farm for a time
Mrs. Jensen OF Fargo is visitins
friends in the valley this week.
Miss Clara Breaw and Walter Bre.
aw OF Sheldon, also Mr.. Mckinney OF
Morning Side. Ia, were guests at the
Vodden farm the past week.
Eddie Dennison OF Hensler. N. d.
has been renewing acquaintances in
this vicinity the past week.
Mrs. Davis new barn is nearly COM
pIeted.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Hudson and
Elizabeth Hudson. and Fred and Miss
Lizzie Wooden visited Fargo the first
OF last week
Jay Davis was an Erie visitor last
week.
Rev. Mr.. Wilson expects to be AZ
camp meeting next Sunday and Walter
Breaw expects to fill the vacancy here
at that time.
Grover Fridley made a business trip
TO Arthur on Monday last.
A brother OF G. Bush, who lives
In California is visiting him at present.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tusten entertained Mr..
and Mrs. Bush and family, Sunday
evening. Cor. w. "
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Scott Appeals For Many
Exhibits at the Big Fair
Large Variety Of Articles From All Walks Of Life Wanted at
-. the Fargo Interstate Fair Which VIII Be Held
s11ss@s(ssn.r Next Week, July 10 to21

w. A. Scott, president of the Fargo
Fair association, has the following
statement TO the public:
July Is to Fl, Fargo will hold it's an
nual fair. In England men and wo-
men having some commodity to sell
assemble together at some place in
temporary building, exchanging their
products Of manufacture or grain and
live stock raised, with each other.
Around these temporary places booths
TO feed people are built and out of door
shows attracted. In Asia these great
market days are still current, attract
ing merchants from over a great ter
rltory.
In the United States these fairs have
been held from the beginning of the
country. The amusement feature has
grown while the chief object the ex-
changing OF commodity between ex-
hibitors, has grown to be Of less i'm
portance. There has grown UP in the
community "a feeling that anything
exhibited should be the best Of its kind
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Hettinaer Notes.

Hettinger, N. D., July 1o.-To The
Forum. D. E. Brought of Lennon.
y. d., was looking after his business
interests in our town the last Of the
week.
Miss and Mrs. BANGOR are preparing
20 move to Shields, where Mr.. Banzor
mas embarked in the lumber business.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Greenup have
gone up to Mountrail county, where
Johns sister lives. They may make
that part Of the safe their future home.
They win be greatly missed here and
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burralo' N. D.. July 10.-To The
! forum; The Fourth was celebrated
mere 1 by two bail games between
"heatiand and Buffalo, one in ths
nlornlhg and the Other In the after
noon. The score In the morning WA
"A to In favor OF Buffalo and in tbe
AFTERNOON 15 to 0 in Buffalo's favor
Ihls was the first game of the season
between these two team Large
crowds were present at both games
ana the manager is to be congratulated
on tie success which attended the dav.
Mr. and Mrs. Berthe Anderson ceIe-
GRATED the silver anniversary OF their
"eoulng day in very beconainr man
ner on July z, at their pretty residence
three miles southeast of town Mr.
ana Mrs. Anderson are old settlers
having settled in their present location
thirty years ago. They are among our
most hlghly respected citizens, and
thelr many friends assembled at high
noon TO DO them honor. Mr.. and Mrs.
ANDERSON received their friends sur-
rounded by their family OF four chill
uren, VINO nave grown up in this COM
inunlty. The bride and bridegroom
look as II years had sat lightly upon
thern' and their legion of we'll wishers
nope that in twenty-five years more
they may see them celebrating again
nine course dinner was served eft
O'Clock p. m. covers being laid for
guests. Roses, carnations and other
beautiful flowers decorated the rooms
In taste and profusion. The afternoon
was devoted to automobile rides. sing
Lunch was served on the lawn at S
UciocK' after which the happy throng
dispersed. Many beautiful and useful
presents were received by Mr.. and Mrs.
ANDERSON. The guests are as follows:
rev. X. Johnson. Mr.. and Mrs. John
hansen, Mr.. and Mrs. Emil Utke. Mr..
and Mrs. @. v. Danielson, Mr.. and Mrs
Andrew Jensen, Mr. and Mrs. lens
Schmidt Mrs. Peter Andersen. Mrs.
John Paul, Mr.. and Mrs. p. Jespersen.
Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Jespersen Mr..
and Mrs. Chas. Jespersen, Mr.. and Mrs.
Jacob Westergaard, Mr.. and Mrs.
Chas. Westergaard, Mr.. and Mrs. sven
Hansen, Mr.. and Mrs. John Peterson,
Mr. and Mrs. Chris Larsen Mr. and
Mrs. Soren Sorensen. Mr.. ana Mrs.
Chris Erickson. Mr.. and Mrs peter
Larsen, Mr.. and Mrs. w. FL. Miller.
Mr.. and Mrs, John Olsen. Ella
Hansen, Stella Miller, Bertha PAM
Alma Peterson, Lillian Hansen. Agnes
.Utke, Edith Utke, Helen Larson. Dora
Anderson, Carrie Jespersen, Mr.. and
Mrs. Jens Etensgaard. Violet IJtka
Clara Olsen, Anna Petersen. E,dna
Sorensen, Hans Andersen, I'd BIRD
sail, Louis Larsen, Ed Westergaard.
Harry Christensen. Sonick Petersen.
Frank Miller Stanley Schmidt, victor
Hansen, Harold sorensen, Left Erick-
sen, Hans Schmidt, Arnold Utke.
Clarence Danielson.
A severe rain and wind storm visit
ed this section on Saturday evening.
Many trees and buildings were blown
down north and south OF the village.
Last Thursday Mr.. and Mrs. Lakey
and mr.. and Mrs. Lindsay sprouIe.
autoed over to Armenia and report
very pleasant time. Had seven blow
outs OF their tires, OF course.
Cor. B.
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their many friends wish them success

their many friends wish them success
where ever they may go.
The report went out the first Of last
week that Hettinger was burning up
but we who live here did not hear OF
any fire, although for two or three
days 1t was pretty warm.
Over sixty people gathered at the
home OF Rev. and Mrs. Greenup to
celebrate the Fourth Of July, and al
though Mr.. Greenup was absent. hav-
ing gone to Morristown to conduct a
grove meeting, Mrs. Greenup arose to
the occasion and with the help Of her
daughter, Mrs, Lam:-ead, made II very
pleasant for every one from the wee
babe to the aged lady, over rs years
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FreckIe-Face

New Remedy That Removes FreoIeIes
or Costs Nothing.
Here's chance. Miss Freckie-face, to
try . new remedy for freckIes with the
guarantee Of a reliable dealer that It will
not cost you penny unless 1t removes the
freckles, while II 1t does give you a clear
complexion, the expense ID trifing.
Simply get an ounce OF othIne-d double
strength. from Fout q Porterneld, ana one
nights treatment will show yOu how easy
freckles and get a beautiful complexion
Rarely is more than one ounce needed for
the worst case
BE sure to ask Font q P0rtexfieId for
only prescription sold under guarantee of
money back II 1t falls To remove fxeckles.
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Right in your busiest season when
you have the least time to spare you
are most likely to take diarrhoea and
lose several days time. unless you
have Chamberlain's Collie, Cholera and
Diarrhoea Remedy at hand and take
a dose on the f1rst appearance Of the
disease. For sale by all dealers.
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We Buy Serap Iron.
Carload lots u spec1aTry. correspond
ence given prompt attention. Fargo
Iron Metal Co. Fargo. NJ. d
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When our solicitors call unin-
vlted trying to interest you in
a gas range, a gas water heater
or some other appliance, give
them a hearing, if you can
spare the time.
These young men are working
hard and have something to
offer which is Of genuine ser
vice in every home.
We believe they are polite and
courteous and will not attempt
to secure more than a reason
able amount Of your time and
attention.
Give them fair show when
they come to see you.
Union I,icht Heat
& Power Co.
Telephone IA
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old. Among the many good things
they had to eat, was real pig roasted
whole. Cor. Ell.
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AERoPLANE QUALITY
Buffalo No+a.

At SUBWAY prices in our Friday bar
gains deLendrecie's. See ad
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A Healtflful Old Age for Women

The turn OF life is the most critical period in wonans
existence Owing to modern methods Of living not one
woman in thousand approaches this perfectly natural
change without experiencing train Of very distressing
symptoms.
Those dreadful hot flashes and the faint feeling that
follows sometimes with chis extreme and
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those hot flashes Just many calls from nature for
help. Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound was
prepared to meet the needs of woman system at this
trying period of her life.
this period is safely passed through the prospect will
be good for long period of sound health and comparative
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Here sPrOOf thatLydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable
Compound may be relied upon at this period:
Alton Station, Ky.-"I want other suffering women
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has done for me. For months suffered from female
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nyou want special to Mrs Pinkham LYNN Mass
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AERoPLANE QUALIFY

AZ subway prices In our Friday bar
gains. deIendrecis's. See ad.
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A. j. PERRIN

oslssrai Agert, 40 w. Superior St.,
Dnluths MINI.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1911-07-01

The bridal party Of the Smith-Evans
wedding we're entertained delightfully."-
Monday evening at the home Of Mr.
and Mrs. Bryce P. Smith with a lun-
cheon. The dining room was beauti-
full in pink decorations and the table
was especially attractive with pink sat
in cloth and cluny lace coverings. A
large ball Of pink rose petals occupied
the central place ON the table and
rich pink satin streamers we're fes-
tooned from this to the place cards at
the table. After delicious seven
course dinner the guests we're request
ed to pull their ribbons and from the
heart Of the rose leaf petal bridal
GIFT was received. The bridesmaids
were remembered with handsome
little gold beauty pins and the
groomsmen with initial scarf pins.
Covers we're laid for fourteen and only
the bridal party we're seated. The af-
fair was one of the pleasant events
attending the wedding.
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county Tsaehers ReeeptIon.

Members OF the faculty of the Grady
county teachers normal held a recep-
ton for the teachers who have been
attending the normal session here. at
the high schoo, auditorium Friday ev-
ening as the farewell social event Of
the term. The members Of the recep-
ton committee were Mrs. Julia Dy-
che. Miss Alice Francisco. Miss Jose
phine Watrous. Messrs w r. Ramey.
A. b. Herring. H. s. Stephens. Edgar
Cowan and G. f. Newell Nearly two
hundred teachers we're in attendance
and the evening was spent very pleas
antly with music and conversation.
Mrs l. S. Stephens gave several de-
liehtfsl readings during the evening.
Cake and cream were served during
the refreshment hour
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House Guests Depart.

Miss Grace Snyder and Miss Mabel
Frazee Of Mowequetta, H., who have
been the house guests at the home Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Bryce P. Smith for the
past month returned home Friday
morning. They were accompanied BY
Miss Dottie Hardin who left for Cairo,
ILL.,, where she will spend the summer
visiting with relatives.
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iHioFmal rutcftaiHfH1Ht'
Miss Rosa Chastaln entertained a
few Of her friends informally Tuesday
evening. the feature Of entertainment
being dancing. During the evening
delicious ices were served. Miss Mary
Lee Emerson assisted Miss Chastain
during the evening The guests at the
party were Misses Frances Tinsman,
I'll Reno, Fanny Wadsworth, Margery
Hulen, Marguerite German. Lacy
sparks, Christian Blowster Of Mag
noiia, Ark, Mary Lee Emerson and
Messrs Sherman Owsley, Hugh Neel-
ey Smith, Richard Wootten, Hampton
O'Neill, Edward Riddle, Howard
Hampton and Garyin Chastain.
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Joint installation.

Joint installation of officers in the
Knights Of Pythias and Pythian Sis
ters lodges will be the opening social
event in lodge circles next week. The
meeting will be held Monday night
al the knights of Pythias hall and
only members Of the two orders will
be guests during the evening. Mr..
George Caldwell will act as installing
officer in the knights of Pythias lodge
and Mrs. A. B. Morgan will be install
ling officer for the sisie1s. Mrs. Oar
nell and Mrs. Buckley will assist and
special work will be put on for the
occasion. After tie installation work
the members will be served to cream
and cake and a social meeting ENJOY.
ed
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THE SOCIAL WORLD
TELEPHONE no. 43
miss sparks eIves Dance.

Miss Sparks Gives Dance.
The dance given last Saturday even
ing at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. j. B.
Sparks by Miss Lacy Sparks in honor
Of Miss Frances Tiasman Of EI Reno,
was one Of the most pleasant events
In younger society circles last week.
The large and spacious dining room
OF the Sparks home was converted in
to a ball room and was beautifully de-
corated with potted palms and ferns
for the occasion. The color scheme
Of red and white being carried through
out the house decorations. The guests
began arriving at o'clock and at nine
th1 dance began. Miss Kate Reming-
ton and her orchestra furnished the
music. Miss Frances Tinsman and
Mr.. Richard Wootten led the grand
march twenty couples following. A
program OF the latest steps and
waltzes was rendered. At II o'clock
the guests were invited to the lawn
where delicious ices were served. Mrs.
Frank Tinsman and Mr.. Thomas Boyd
assisted the hostess during the even
ing. The guests, of the party were:
Misses Rosa Chastain, Margurite
German, Margery Hulen, Dorothy
Stone, Carolyn Katheleen Dawson,
Mosette Larson, Olive Smith, villa
Baze, Pauline Owens, Alma Cochran,
T.vda ana Allav Richards. Alma Pet
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Court Of Honor BAH.

The Court Of Honor held the last
socitl meeting Of the season last night
at the Knights Of Pythias hall and a
large crowd attended. An invitation
ball was the entertainment Of the
evening and a very pleasant evening
was spent. THIS is the last meeting
OF the kind for the year and a spec
ial effort was made by the committee
in charge to make It pleasant. Re
freshments were served during the
evening.
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ceIebratss Birthday.

The home of Mr., and Mrs. J G. Good
was the scene OF a very pleasant chill
drens party Monday afternoon when
birthday celebration was held in
honor of Master Leonard Goods fourth
birthday. The little guests thirytrnine
in number we're entertained on the
lawn and all kinds Of our-door games
were enjoyed. Misses Lena and Ber-
tha Brock assisted Mrs. Good during
the afternon. When the refreshments
were served birthday cake decorated
with four tiny candles was cut which
gave the children considerable amuse-
ment. Little toy whistles were given
as the favors of the afternoon.
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Mis- Armstrona EntertaIna.

Miss Armstrong Entertains.
Miss Rebecca Armstrong entertain
ed Wednesday morning in honor Of
Miss Jennie Robinson Of Easley, S. c.
The parlors of the Armstrong home
were made very pretty with red, white
and blue bunting decorations and tiny
little flags were conspicuously drap-
ed from the chanderIiers. The enter
tainment OF the afternoon was the
game progressive Fourth of July. Miss
Margery Watkins, scored high and re-
ceived a book. Miss Robinson, the
guest of honor received a beautiful
fan. The consolation prize, bunch
Of fire crackers was received by Miss
Mercedes Baxter, of Kansas City. Re-
freshments were served. the color
scheme Of the decorations being car
ried out in the serving.
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Miss johnson EntertaIns.

Miss villa Johnson entertained the
Beau Not club members at the regu-
lar meeting Tuesday evening. The
hours were spent informally with
needlework aud conversation. A love
ly two course luncheon was served.
The meeting was very pleasant. Many
OF the members will leave the city be-
fore the next meeting for their sum
mer vacation outings.
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WE ASK 1OO
To examine our statement Of condition. People who
enrust their money to bank, should know something
of its financial strength
THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK
ChicIsasha. Oklahoma
AT the Close Of Business june 2, 1911.
Loan. and Dissosas. ''',... ~Sss's s4sssssss
This ii the amount of money Out on
and bonds
'''s r., % : ~. ~ . - - (. L. h 4 "a :, tot
county. stare % district
oysrspsf ps S''.. & a. D.' % '@4S - ..... tzsa4s
amount oar checked out
ovedrait n business transactions
States bonds circulation III
STATES 5 bosa. @ s sSs Ioss asss Els BANK n 1S @
United States bonds On w 100000
This thea the amount Of money Rsys invested invested sJ in United
states bonds 70 secure enasea saes ss deposit wncn we
Cash with urd sta states sss treasurer sasooo
This money deposit with the
forwarded 70 The United States treasury
Cash on hand . s........... . M s7soa2a !.
This a n vaults
....:............. ..... s..: :lsassias
city. This, plus me
amount q actual cash hand is the amount q avail
Total Assets .............. ~ ssse45osa
LIABILITIES
thousand shares Of $4,000 EACH
and fully paid BY the stockholders O bank
s This BUSINESS @ s Dssa sss e g, ass' "s ssss P ssP
i, ng capilai ana scuriU patrons
~'1'F'~NN 49, . ~ ..ye . 1Obf44oI
This Is the o n on
paying all Jur running 70 date
a TAA national consisting d
Iye. ten twenty, fifty and hundred dollar bills
. R circulation
Individual Deposits ....... ~. 4szs4ssi
This s deposited
o
...... sooss44
twenty "A Oklahoma
deposited with this bank
United States Deposits
This United deposited with
this bank.
Total Liabilities sss45os2
The above statement
r.. i. SIuSFER Cashier.
The above figures
banking connec-
necions no excessive loans borrowed money,
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The young men gnembers of the
Glover Leaf Tennis club entertained
the young lady members Wednesday
evening at the court with lovely re-
freshments Of cake and cream. The
club members met for a social even
ing and the boys surprised the COM
pany BY producing an abundance Of
ice cream and home made cake A
delightful evening was enjoyed Miss
Frances Tinsman Of El Reno was the
guest Of honor
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Royal Neishbors Social.

The Royal Neighbors lawn social
held at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
George Kinds. 327 Iowa avenue, Tues.
day evening was most successful So
cial as well as financial affair The
members Of the lodge cleared SIS and
those who attended were highly en-
tertained. Th members Of the order
wish to thank Mr. and Mrs Kinds for
their gracious hospitality in extending
to them the use ftheir lawn and. for
their active work in making the SOC
ial success Many people enjoyed
the evening.
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Pretty Home Wedding.

Pretty Home Wedding.
A very pretty and simple home we'd
ding was celebrated at the home Of
Mr. ana Mrs j F. AIbin, ten miles
northwest Of Chickasha Wednesday
evening when Miss Howard Smith
and MI. Ergar f. Landrum Of that vi
cinity were united in marriage. The
ceremony was performed by the Rev
erend "A. G. Jackman Of this city in
the presence Of large number Of
friends and relatives of the contract
ing parties. Mr. and Mrs. Jones stood
up with the bride and groom for the
ceremony. The parlors Of the Albin's
home had been made very attractive
with decorations in the white bridal
roses. White ribbon streamers
tooned from the corners of the
made the parlor very pretty A
wedding bell was suspended from
ceiling in one corner and the h
couple stood under this while the
emony was pronoEnced. Miss S
is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs
Smith and was married at the
Of her sister Mr.. Landrum ow
large farm in that section and
take his bride to his home at once
Church Entertainments.
Social enjoyment was the ordt
the day in two OF the local ch
congregations Thursday of this
The members Of the Methodist ch
enjoyed an old fashioned all day
mic at the University park and
members Of the ladies aid
Christian church enjoyed an all
session at the church parlors OF
same date. The big feature o.
Methodist picnic was the basket
ner served at the noon hour
families were in attendance an
old fashioned love feast was enj
Games and contests furnished q
cradle enjoyment and in the am
baseball game the young men Of
Cora Germans class won the hd
The ladies Of the Christian cl
enjoyed the day at the church pa
Basket lunches were carried and ~
ed and . most profitable and pied ~
day spent. During the heat of thF az.
ternon ice cream and cake we're serv.
ed.
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TYPES IN GIRLS.
The tender-hearted
Clinging maid
Has now departed,
We're afraid.
She's been suDplanted
In LIES whirl
BY the undaunted
Modern girl,
Her hatpins bristle,
Eight or nine,
She's like a thistle
Not a vige.