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The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-05-27
find room Of. any kind.

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Comparisons are not always odlous,
They, are often instructive and &C.
ceptable. Make a comparison with
the other schools of the city for your
self.
In the Fifth ward we find 1886 pupils
enrolled under eight. teachers, OF an
average Of ~ to teacher. In the
Fourth ward we find about the same
proposition, but here are nearly 900
enrolled and an average daily attend-
ance Of 525 under eleven teachers,
about so to a teacher.
/ found go enrolled in one grade and
56 in another. Do we expect these
noble teachers. to do what we desire
for our children under such cundl,
tons? They have been getting re.
markable results, sis true, but at
what cost on the part Of, teacheraand
pupil. Good. workmen can build a
good house with rather poor tools but
they should not be compelled to DO so,
and could build far better in less time
at less expense with good tools.
1t is our duty to furnish good tools
for the building of character and a
noble nation; and we ought to- be will
ing at any price to- help in such a
grand work.
Our children deserve the best that
we can furnish. Our ward contains
many who need especially good adj
.Yantages to help them TO a better citi.
zenship. The children of today are
the voters and the mothers Of tonor-
row and II we do not help them to
true ideals of citizenship and proper
ideals of life we will all continue to
suffer both at the polls and in the
home.
There are so many ways in which
a good school can help a people. To
me the results of the savings plan In
this ward are remarkable, measure
the results not by the amount saved
but by the number Of pupils who have
learned to save even little and thus
form a habit for which they will al
ways be thankful. In number Of de
positors belleey this ward excels
There is perhaps no ward in the
city where more pupils are able toap
preciate and profit by the beautiful,
than have In this ward.
II any of you are still in doubt about
the urgent need of a new building you
need only visit these rooms ON a busy
day as did. Even stroll through
the vacant halls ought to convince
you. II we believe our children are
worth better building. we should be
willing to make almost any. sacrifice
of time and money to give 1t TO them
and make 1t a point to show, the rest
OF the city that our interests are their
interests. Let us at once begin to
work and plan and endeavor to make
our new building as large and as well
equipped and as beautiful as we posi-
bly, can.
Let us think as we build Of the
future. Let US deserve the blessing
of our children's children. Let US act,
DR.. E. w. Howard and Prot. Joseph
Roster also spoke very eloquently in
favor OF the movement to provide bet.
ter quarters for the Second ward stu.
dents. Prof. P. @. McBee addressed
the students on matters pertaining to
education and his remarks were we'll
nof1ad ~. No.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-05-27
Returned from Trlp.

Mrs. George DeBolt has returned
from d visit OF several weeks at Allan
dc CITY. Mrs. DeBolt stopped at Wash
itgton, en- route home and witnessed
die graduating exercises Of Mrs. Sum-
msrs School for girls from which instI.
ttftiou her niece, Miss Sue HERSHEY
watson was graduated. Miss Watson
together with her mother, Mrs. ]. q.
Watson, and Miss Mary Watson sipe,
IS spending few days in New York
City and, will return here the first Of
next week.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-05-27
{ GUSIs Nll lVE
FOR LONG WHILE
INSECTS NOT READY TO CONE
our or GROUND SAYS LocAL
AUTHORITY.
sILRE HI!gIIR!gEl
IpEcLAREs a EAIRMogT AuToR.
|, TN WHO HAS GWEN MATTER
MUCH THOUGHT,

= ~
Although loc1sts, and more partic
4 ularly. flmors Of 1ocusts, ara to b
4 heard at present all ever the land
stilI West Yirginials generally have
nothing 10 fear from a devastating
Visitation OF the much maHgned In
Esect, for only in the districts that
Eboast their own especial broods viii
they appear in any more than theil
lordfnary numbers, The fact that
West Virginia Will be one OF the few
Estates that escape the appe arance 81
the historic pests IS assured by vel
wnpwn authorities.
a Fatrmont. gentleman pointed to
fthe fact that the last great swarm ap-
peared In this State In 1901, so that II
lis several years too soon to expect
either the II or the IA year variety
except In isolated spots. ~
Students In the entomology depart
Ement OF the Fairmpnt Normal have
been for the past several weeks look
ing for the II year locust in this sec
ton to put on display in their eases
but as yet none have been found.
He scouts the idea OF any serious
LOCUST trouble this year pointing ouI
that the time Is not yet ripe for any
SUCH occurrence. Half this locust
scare Is all humbug, anyway, for the
insects are not half as black as they
are painted. It is common fallacy
to suppose that they do vast amount
of damage to crops and plant and tree
life. AS a matter Of fact they do very
little hurt to anything that is, the
creature popularity called the locust
which is, in fact, the cicada, and what
they do Is Eery soon mended in the
majority Of cases. The piercing Of
1.-The ends Of small branches and twigs
by the female for the purpose Of de-
posting her eggs causes the part Of
the foliage beyond the puncture ito die,
thus making things look great deal
worse than they are. Eventually the
dead twig falls to the ground and the
itiny cicadae burrow deep into the
ground below the frost line and fas-
ten to some tender root. If the tree
is a delicate one; some impairment OF
| its. growth OF. even its death may oc;
cur, on account Of the fact that It is
upon the sap 81 its rootlets that the
young cicidse feed but this only hap
pens rarely.
1t is a very easy matter to explain
the popular belief that the cicada Is
an instrument Of destruction, the in
nocent beast having received Its bad
name on account of an unfortunate
confusion with wicked cousin; the
true locust The latter is the Biblical
variety. that wrought such dismal
havoc in the time Of the Pharoahs,
and which continues Its depredatiops
to this day, not only in Oriental lands,
but in the western part of this coun.
try, where they appear in great clouds
running wheat and other vegetation.
This fellow Is Of the grass hopper type
and unlike the innocent cicada, which
Is literally sucker pure and simple,
in that 1t has the destructive, biting
jaws.
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10 HIVE Retention.

Rev. and Mrs. H. c. Howard have
issued invitations for a reception to
he given: Tuesday evening at the new
Methodist Episcopal parsonage on
Fairmont avenue from eight to eleven
O'Clock The guests will include the
members Of the church and their
lfriends.
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Retnrned From South.

Mrs. James Stuart and daughter,
Mrs. Wilson Godfrey, who had spent
the winter at their cottage at st.
Lucie, Florida, returned today to their
home at, Clarksburg, where they will
spend the summer. Mr.. Godfrey will
join them in Clarksburg later. Mr..
and Mrs. L. G. Race and family will
motor to Clarksburg in the morning
.andAwill; spend Sunday as their guests.
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LQRIAlER

CBy United Press.)
WASHINGTON, May 27.-Whelher
'Lorimer, Of Illinois, will resign is abig
question in Senate circles to-day.
His friends say that he will not sur.
bender. The new investigation may
start Monday,
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Went 10 Earmlnato1.

number Of young people of this
city went to Pennington last evening
on the s o'clock car and spent the
evening at the home of Misses Mary
and Rose Murphy, returning here on a
late car
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To Visit al zanesylIIe.

Mrs. Edwin Robinson and Mrs. L.
Dudley left to-day for GAINESVILLE, Ohio,
where they viii spend ten days the
suest Of their sister, Mrs. E. M. stur-
CESS.
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COLONEL
i & p II
PIKER
PERsoNAL.

PERso
Lutte You. ask rs what . ssfaIl guy
u.s. A "fail guy IS, 4 man Who was
born,in September 81 October
C. +. r. Yes, there isyalue to the
2-cent stamp you mention IT IS worth
2 cents providing 4 hasn't been used
before.
Admirer II you want an excuse for
mot going to the party we can tell you
Of a good one. About an hour before
thefparty starts take onefhalf pint Of
paris green. Is, &.
Cuthbert- You say your. brother in
the west was shot for stealing p horse
aud want to know IL that Is murder.
No, indeed. In the west stealing =
horse isisufclde.
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DR.. E. w. Howard and Prot. Joseph
Roster also spoke very eloquently in
favor Of the movement to provide bet,
ter quarters for the Second ward stu,
dents. Prof. P. @. McBee addressed
the students on matters pertaining to
education and his remarks were we'll
received. ~ -;
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Comparisons are not always odlous,
They are often instructive and &c.
ceptable. Make a comparison with
the other schools of the city for your
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-05-27

Let us think as we build Of the
future. Let US deserve the blessing
Of our chlldren's Children. Letps2ct,
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-08-04
HORSES FOR SALE.
FOR sALE-HoUsEs

FOR SALE Eighr-room modern
pantry, cellar. water and sewer, rents
for $40, will sell for $500; biggest
snap ever offered. Phone No. 113O-L.
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sherifFa Sale.

State Of North Dakota. county Of
Cass, SIS:
Imperial Elevator Co, q corporation,
plaintiff, VS.. @. N. vansickle and A.
M. Vansickle, defendants.
Notice is hereby given. that by vir-
tue OF an execution to me directed and
delivered, and now In my hands, Is
sued out OF the clerks office OF the
First judicial district court, state Of
North Dakota in and Tor county OF
Nelson, upon judgment rendered In
said court In favor of Imperial Eleva-
tor Co. a corporation, plaintiff, and
against g. n. VansickIe and A. M.
Vansickle, defendants. have levied
upon the following described real
property Of said defendants to-wit:
All the right. title and interest that
said defendants. @. N. Vansickle and
A. M. Vansickle or either of said de-
PENDANTS. had on the eth day OF Sept
ember 1910 or may have since OBJ
tanned. In and to lot one Cd In block
three fsl OF DeWitt's addition to the
city OF Fargo. Cass county. North Da-
kota. And that shall. on Monday, the
21st day OF August A. d. 1911. at the
hour Of o'clock b. m.. or said day,
at the front door Of the courthouse
in the city Of Fargo. in said county and
state, proceed to sell the right, title
and interest OF the above named g.
NJ. Vanslclxle and A. M. VanslcHie or
either OF them had on the 9Th day OF
September, 1910 or may have since
obtained, IN and to the above describ-
| ed property. to satisfy said Judgment
and costs. amounting to nine hundred
sixty six dollars and thirty -nGno
cents, together with all accruing costs
OF sale, and interest on the same from
the 9Th day Of June. 1910. at the rate
Of per cent per annum, at public
auction. to the highest bidder Tor
cash
Dated Fargo. n. d. July 21 1911
II. 4. BOYLE
sheriff Cass county, =. -
! fIuly III. rs; Aug. /. ii 49,
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OVER $500, 100000 per year will soon
be produced from the wheat fields of
western Canada, the last remaining
undeveloped region on the continent,
the last empire of great opportunities.
You can share I'm this new wealth, get
an interest In the natural resources
of the last and greatest west, by our
participating unit plan, upon the pay
ment Of only $40 per month for ten
months. Risk eliminated by our spe-
cial non-forfeit of payment clause,
which transforms what has heretofore
been speculation into safe and con-
servative investment: $400,000,000 Of
new capital being invested and $4,000
new settlers arriving in western Cam
ada this year. It's resources will
quickly be in the hands Of private in
dividuals. If you would be one Of
those individuals, write at once for
full information. Canadian City &
Town Properties, Ltd, Capital ST.
O00,0O0) (Key) $40 Stobart block.
Winnipeg, Can.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-08-04
REAl. EgrATE.

HNAMTEp--All parties having prop~
erty TO trade or exchange, whether
as for quick results. We keep In touch
with people all over the northwest
having properties to trade. and make
no charge for placing yours on our
lists We aim to make all exchanges
on an actual cash value basis, and
Invite you to call on or write. The
Real Estate Exchange. Kennedy block
Fargo. N. ~
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No warninu AT All

St Louis Post Dispatch: A reck-
less golf player had just hit one OF
the ladies.
why didn't you warn her you were
going to shoot?" somebody asked.
I did," he protested. cried Fore
two or three times"
Fore nothing!" the other man ex-
claimed "To attract a woman's atten-
ton you should have yelled three
ninety eight"
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ADVERTISEMENTS

WHEN YOU WANT to talk 20 the
people IA prosperous South Dakota
YOU can do Il best through the columns
~ THE Aberdeen Daily AlAericans reaa
every day by 10000 In ESQ towns and
sSa state Classified ads. for sale,
heln wanted. exchange real estate.
Nm. far i cent 4 word each insertion.
send stamps 10 AxnATicans Aberdeen.
8. u.
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FLoRlpA lambs.

$40 CASH AND $40 per month pays
for a flve-acre tract in the famous
Indian river fruit section OF Florida;
deep black soil; 10000 acres to select
from; live agents wanted in every
county in North Dakota; liberal COM
missions. Address G. f. Carlson, gen.
eral state agent, Plaza. N. ID.
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WANTED-Good responsible person
who understands the business TO run
boarding house in thriving North Da-
kota town: no other boarding house In
town. A desirable patronage and good
location can be secured. A fine OPEN
ing for the right person. Address 447,
care Forum
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American vaudeville managers have
offered Patti fabulous sum for twen-
ty weeks, but she hesitates about "do-
ing two day." She might do hoop
rolling act in the afternoon and sing
at night.
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CANADIAN LANDS.

WE ARE exclusive agents for over
100000 acres Of selected lands In
Saskatchewan and Alberta. II inter-
ested in Canadian farm lands write
Hodgson Realty Co. Fargo. N. d.
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FOR SALE-Only drugstore in one OF
the best towns in North Dakota, best
farming district in state; have all the
country trade for ten miles around ;
business neraly all cash. This is a
money maker for right man; can give
best Of reasons for selling. Address
426, care Forum.
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ZOE SALE. BARNS.

. = 80 . . = . . . . . = =
y WILL SELL, on crop payment y
y plan, at $22 per acre. the s. X y
q Of sec. 25-3-15, ten miles east of o
. Milk River, Alberta, Canada, to q
= farmer having machinery to work y
. same. Geo. Fl. st. Clair, z02 New y
y York Life Bldg. Minneapolis, =
y MINI.
. . = . . . = . . = . = . =
. . . . . o = . y q . = q .
y FOR SALE:-16O acres, three and y
y one-haif miles from Wood y
= worth on new Pingree and Will =
= ton branch; ninety acres In =
y crop. soil Is heavy black loan =
y with clay subsoil; one-haf mile y
y from schoolhouse. Will be sold y
= at a bargain. Address e. G. q
= Humes. Edmunds. N. d. =
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FOR SALE--It taken at once. $2,400
buys -four. feed and fuel business
In hustling town OF Ryder, N. D.: two
large coal sheds on 500 right of-way,
store; best location. cash business,
thirty thousand past year, business
prosperous. Address BOX 246. Ryder,
N. u.
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TREAsURER's REPORT.
For Gardner School District No. 118
County Of Cass State Of North
Dakota, for the Year

For Gardner School District No. 118
County Of Cass State Of North
Dakota, for the Year
191o-fe1f.
RECEIPTS.
Cash on hand at beginning OF
school year, July l. 1910. $ 456.9S
Total amount received during the
year from the apportionment OF
the state tuition fund. ........ $3.50
Total amount received during the
year from the appoFtIonment OF
the county tuition fund. ... 1852
Amount received during the year
from taxes levied BIZ the dis
trict school board. including
outstanding warrants redeemed
Or endorsed In the collection Of
from other sources .....s..s.. s92
Total receipts for the year. In
Guiding cash on hand July /,
W ExPENDTTuiREs. 80
Amount paid during the year for
school houses, sites and fur
nIshings and improvements. 5000
Amount paid during the year for
teachers wages ...........s.. 500
Amount paid during the year FOR
services and expenses Of school
on,SeFs maid dnriug fse year far s'
incidental expenses ...e-..... eb.1S
Total expenditures for the
Cash on hand June 30, a0i1.. 1904
-s---@--~-@---
Grand total, expenditures and
cash on hand 10 balance
above total receipts s......sS $685. IL
LOUISE SLING&BY.
Treasurer Of Gardner school district No. lis
Approved this 18th day Of July A. d, 1fl11.
BY order Of the District School Beard
]. AZ. TUSTIN President.
Approved tnis nth day Of July A. D.. 1911.
BY order of the District School Board:
Attekks MRS. MAY BUSH. Clerk
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Wearied with the dire confusion,
HurTying, jostling, care and strife,
Far removed from noise and tumult
Which In every town are rife,
A secluded country farmhouse
have chosen for repose.
And while strolIing In the cleaning.
Watch the bright days peaceful
close.
Quiet here, but not oppressive,
Reigns a silence so profound;
Far from out the evening twilight
Comes fun many a voice and sound.
From the inmates OF the beehive
There proceeds a constant hum,
AS II busy In their droning,
Planning work for days to come.
Mingling with the sounds and voices
Which tremendously swell,
As wander toward the barnyard,
Chimes the tinkling OF bell,
AS old brindle, In contentment,
Eliminates her boarded guild,
While about her, in the grasses,
Harps the tiny katydid.
Standing now upon the footbridge,
Having rambled farther still,
can hear the gentle ripple
OF the uuiet little rill.
Gliding DER It's pebbled bottom
With rhythmic lulling sound,
Ever onward, toward the river,
On its heaven born mission bound.
And the frogs, which by the broolzIet,
Faithfully their vigil keep,
Softly. In peaceful chorus,
Add their song. Dee Deep. Dee Deep,
And anon. amid the rushes,
Breaks a voice from one more harsh,
In a word, himself pr0claiming,
Monarch" OF both stream and
marsh.
Joining natures evening anthem,
From the summit Of the Hill,
In a voice by distance melowed
Pipes the wakeful -poor-will:
Here and there harmless insect
Fits about on buzzing wing.
While the freely. in the darkness,
Noiselessly his lantern brings.
Back wander to the farmhouse
With a consciousness OF peace,
For all worrying care and tumult
For a time have seemed to ceaseg
In the search for rest and respite
From the city's busy strife.
What boon to one o'erburdened,
Is the tranquil country life.
And these vespers, on the zephyr,
Like soothing cadence seem,
Bringing to our care-worn senses
Restful sleep with pleasant dream,
While the Father, watching DER as,
Guards with care, His creatures still,
And the heart of nature pulsates
In accordance with His will.
--E. l.. X. W., in Michigan Farmer.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-08-04

FOR sALE--Good paying drugstore.
only one in a live North Dakota
town OF about 400 inhabitants; good
care OF Forum.
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For sALE--Doaa.

FOR sALE--Four FOX Terrier pups.
Phone 1861
FOR SALE-Three extra fine English
pointer dogs. s months old; ready to
break and hunt this season. Price $50
each. Write Ray & Roy Boyd. Pirgree.
N. ID.
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FOR SALE--lmproved 160 acres. Cav
alier county. N. d.. five and one-halt
miles from Clyde; barn, granary and
two story house built and painted In
1908; good well and force pump; about
$50 acres In crop; price $50. James
r. Downing. Dent. Agriculture, wash
tuptOn ID O.
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FOR SALE~~Three hay presses
practicable new, cheap for cash on
win trade for hay. G. G. Goldberg, En-
derlin, N. d.
HAVING decided to retire from active
business will sell my garage or trade
Tor good land. Have agency for Buick
Mitchell and Cole AUTOMOBILES. Amount
Of business given on requesy Adj
dress 40. care Forum.
ron SALE, RENT or trade. pool
room. Quick lunch outfit and soda
fountain complete. will stand investt~
CATION. one Of the best paying propo
eitions in the state Parties must have
cash enough to buy stock on hand.
will consider frad6 tor Land, O. g.
lR~stgers Raxs ~ ~. ..:..=..
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-08-04

THREE CHAIR barber shop for sale
In a good North Dakota town: rea-
sons for selling am quitting the busi-
ness. Address 44s, care Forum.
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FOR SALE-The furniture and lease
Of a hotel In Fargo. big money max
er. For particulars, address 452, care
Forum,
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FoR sALE-LANp.

FOR SALE-320 acres OF choice land
In McHenry county. For price and
terms, write owner; reason for selling
widower. Mike Strand. r. r. D., No.
| 3. Drake. n. d.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-08-04

A BARGAlN-Two bowling alleys. two
Brunswick balig calender pool tables:
will sell cheap Il sold at once. ADJ
dress 2S7, care Forum.
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WANTED--Man to do odd Jobs. carr
penter work. Address 4bS, care Fo-
rum.
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VvANTE DIT amsters to drive dray.
al. 4. Farr. S11 Fourth avenue north,
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y q q y y y y y q y q y y
> I WANT A GOOD live man to Z
= join me as partner in a legi-
y innate business that is estab- Z
y lished and making money.
q Commissions last month ST.
y 134. Am no longer able to do
= both the office and outside I
= work. Open for investigation
q to those interested. A good
y chance to start in business.
v No experience necessary. Small
y capital required. Address L.
= b. 37S. Fargo. N. d.
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FOR RENT-Building No. 16 Fourth
street south, Moorhead, used as
cleaning and repair shop. Phone
1871.
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GOOD QUARTER hand, near Ambrose.
m. d., SIS per acre, IL taken soon;
win consider automobile. II in good
shape as part payment, four or five
passenger car wanted. Address L. B.,
COL Ambrose, N. d.
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BUSINESS CHANCE.

FOR SALE-Plaza hotel cigar stand
For particulars apply at Plaza hotel
Fargo. n. ID.
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HELP MANTEp--MALE.

HAVE knight Printing CO. Print it.