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The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-12-23
EAST SIDE NOTES.


Dr. Nelson and family will spend
the Yuletide season with friends al
Lake Park.
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard were visitors
from Fergus Falls.
What more perfect Christmas
weather could there be than that
which prevailed in Moorhead and vi
entity today? Good sleighing and a
temperature which was Just snappy
enough to keep one mindful of the
season. Acting Observer Blair, today
said the forecast was for light SHOWS
tonight and a lower temperature to-
morrow.
Norman Young is assisting w. HI
Diemert In his wholesale department
during the holiday rush.
Bank cashiers hung out their mo-
tices saying that the banks would be
closed all day on Monday, Christmas
day.
The Glyndon News says that a
wrestling match interfered with the
church services in that demure and
reputed correct town last Sunday.
Robert McCree, assistant cashier Of
the state bank at Hallock, is a Christ.
mas guest at the home of his parents
Rev. and Mrs. A. r. Mckee.
The captain and members of the
Tower City basketball team are guests
at the New Columbia hotel
Professor Collins will be the speak
er at the meeting Of the Mems sem
mar of the Congregational church to-
morrow. The subject will be Inter
national Cancellation, in other words
peace on earth good win toward men
Atty. Henry Mackall of Minneapolis
was an arrival this morning to be q
Christmas day guest at the home Of
his father, B. F. Mackall.
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On plea Of guilty, Peter Anderson,
. stranger. was arraigned refore
Judge Nye in chambers last night
when penitentiary sentence was In
posed for grand larceny IA the third
degree, the complaint for which was
made by County Attorney johnson
The prisoner broke into the harm al
the county jail day or two Afssr
being released from the jail after
serving time for minor offense
From q trunk belonging to one rat
terson. who Is being held in jail as 4
witness Tor the state. he stole b nunl-
Der OF articles and some clothing and
practically had TO make forcsnle 4ngr5
to the barn to gain access to ths
trunk. The prisoner viii be taken u
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NO SANTA CLAUS FOR
BELLE FoNTAINE, o.

Belle Fontaine, o., Dec. 2s.--
Belle Fontaine is to be Santa
Clauseless this year.
1t is probably the only city in
the country that will not have
Christmas exercises in any
churches or institutions. The
small boy who has been attending
Sunday school regularly the last
few weeks, expecting the usual
Christmas festivities, was shocked
and Mortified today when the
ministers of the city announced
through the newspapers they had
concluded to abandon the church
Santa Claus, Christmas tree or
other exercises of any other de-
scription.
Sentiment against the Santa
Claus myth. the high cost of living
and the conviction that. the money
should be expended among the
poor were the reasons given by the
ministers and others for their ac-
ton.
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sERMcEs al &C. cHuRcHEs.

Christmas Festival Will Be Observed
in Some Churches Tomorrow.
The festival Of Christmas win be
celebrated at the First Congregational
church tomorrow morning at 1880
O'Clock with service which viii be
largely choral. during which brief
address win be made by the pastor,
Rev. III. A. Kernen. The augmented
choir win be under the direction of
George e. Perley, with Mrs. Lewis at
the organ, assisted by d. r.. Hart.
violinist. The musical features will
be as follows:
HalIelujah Chorus (from Messiah.
............... Handel
Full chorus.
The Heavens Are Telling (from Gre
atom ................ Mendelssohn
Full chorus with trio by Miss
Newton, Mr. Hoclxett, Mr.. Moody,
Double 0uartette-Hark Hark MY
Soul Shelley
Misses Kufeld and Newton, Mrs.
Wheeler Mrs. Huntoon, Messrs.
Hockett, Robertson. Moody, Lew
80 BOAOS Wy Avail. anyway 0A0 NAASS
Kuhfeld.
Quartette--O Holy Night ..... Adam
Miss Dora Hanson, Mrs. Huntoon.
Messrs barrow and Huntoon; solo
by Mr.. Huntoon.
Trio--Praise Ye .............. Verdi
Miss Kuhfeld, Mr.. Hockett, Mr. Moody
Solo-The Babe OF Light and Glory
......,....'........ Dressier
Mrs. Edwin Askegaard.
lo--Birthday Of King .Niedlinger
Miss Margaret Newton.
The evening service will be given
UP to the Sunday school, who, with the
assistance OF the evening choir. will
give Christmas concert. The choir
will sing, Break Forth Into Joy, by
L. o. Emerson.
Presbyterian-Ch Christmas music will
be a feature at both the morning and
evenin gservices tomorrow, 1880 a.
M, and 1880 D. m, and 1t will be given
by an augmented choir, under the di-
rection of Miss Lulu Wagner, who has
supplied the following programme:
Morning.
Mixed Quartette-Betnleh Adams
Miss Wagner, Mrs. Hockett,
Messrs. Larson and Walker.
Ladies' Quartette-And Suddenly
There Was With the Angel 1855.
Miss Marden, Miss Wagner, Mrs.
Hockett, Mrs. Humphrey
Evening.
Solo, with Male Quartette accompa-
niment-There Came Three Kings
Miss Lillian c. Wright.
Ladies' Quartette-Hark, Harry My
Soul .s.....-.-...
Miss Hazelton, Miss Wagner, Mrs.
Hockett, Miss Wright.
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FAMINE in new
MONEY in N. Y.

New York. Dec. 23.-On the last
business day before Christmas New
York discovered famine" in new mon
ey. At the sub-treasury it was said
today the supply OF crisp unused bills
and shining coins. which 1t is usual to
distribute at this season of the year to
persons and institutions who wish
them for Christmas gifts. has been vir-
tually exhausted.
individuals who wished small
amounts in currency in exchange for
their torn bills, were accommodated at
the sub treasury so long as they asked
for small amounts, but there was no
large supply for the banks to draw
upon.
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STATISTICS OF
BIRTHS and DEATHS
THERE WERE $50 BIRTHS AND
sts DEATHS IN NORTH DAKOTA
DURING NOVEMBER, ACCORD
ING TO REPORT FROM STATE
HEALTH BOARD.

There were % births and Is deaths
In Fargo for the month of November.
according to the North Dakota State
Board of Health bulletin just issued.
OF the Fargo deaths. were non !
residents. Grand Forks had 10 births
and Is deaths; Minot, rs births, 81
deaths; Park River. births. 3 deaths:l
Bismarck. IL births, deaths; James !
town, IL births, deaths; Kenmare,
reported 10 births and SO deaths but
this report covered the statistics there
for several months. Births and deaths
by counties:
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81. Joaeph's Roman catholic

The services for the Sunday before
Christmas will be as usual The serv-
ices for the festival Of Christmas will
be as follows: a. m, first solemn
celebration and sermon, during which
choir of men will sing a new Greg
orian mass; celebrations will follow
at a. m. and 8 a. m. At 10 a. m.
there will be celebration of high mass,
the music for which will be sung by
the full choir; of the church. The rec
tor, Father Gerard, will be assisted by
Rev. Father Willfrid OF st. Johns uni
versity. At p. m. solemn vespers will!
be sung by the boys choir.
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Exchange: And then said
Ermyntrude. pansing.
eyes, and then?" exclaimed Gwendo-
line.
He asked me II had ever been
kissed before Gwendoline gave Q
gasp Of compassion.
sOh, you poor darling, she cried
"How awkward. or course. you said
er-no? p
Dear Gwendoline." said Ermyn-
trude. raising her righteous eyes I'd
those OF her companion, do you not
know that honesty Is nay ideal virtue
and that could never tell falsehoodi
DO you know that the truth il dearel
to me than all else r
YES, know. whispered Gwendo'
line, pressing her friends hand. "What
did you say n
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Knights Of the Maccabees.

At a meeting of Valley tent X. o.
= M. at the Masonic hall last night.
ofricers for the ensuing year were
elected as follows:
Communicative Wensel.
Lieutenant Commander--Art Lewis,
Record Keeper Albert Elstad.
Chaplain--Joseph Wensel.
Sergeant--H. Brattenberg.
Sentinel-Olaf FGore.
Picket--John Nemzek.
committee was appointed to take
charge and arrange for social ses-
sion on the night OF the formal in
stallation Of officers, Jan. IL.
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Cummings. n. D., Dec. 21.-To The
Forum: Bonnie and John Olson
transacted business at the county seat
last Thursday.
Ole and Arthur Field spent last
Tuesday in Buxton visiting relatives.
r. A. Burnett left last Saturday
evening for the twin cities to attend
the Land Products show.
Erwin Ferris arrived home Wednes-
day morning after long visit with
relatives and friends in Illinois.
ID. H. Carver returned Wednesday
from a business trip to the lumber
woods Of northern Minnesota.
COR. q.
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sd. Johns EpiscopaI.

Tomorrow, fourth Sunday in Advent
the services will be an early celebra-
ton of holy communion at 8 o'clock.
Litany and sermon at IL o'clock. The
usual vespers at 1880 will not be held,
but at 11:45 Sunday night will be held
midnight Christmas service which
will include choral celebration OF
Holy Communion which will be in
progress during the first hour of
Christmas day During the festal
service the sermon will be preached by
the rector, Rev. d. F. Thompson. The
music for the festival service win be
sung by the vested choir and will be
as follows, closing with the singing Of
Reads festival TIE Deum:
Professional Hymn-It Came Upon
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Doina Her part.

WASHINGTON Herald: WIFE, viii YOU
thread needle for me? want to
sew on few buttons
why. certainly. There you are.
Now you can sew ON your buttons
while 90 10 the bridge club. Some
times wonder how You managed be-
fore You we're married
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HaakethaIl Ganaa..

CUNTS from the high schools OF
Tower City and Moorhead win engage
In big game. tonight, at the Normal
gymnasium, and 1t will be called at 8
o'clock. An attractive preliminary
game has been arranged for and
superintendent Edwards of the local
team says that the fans will have the
worth of their money The boys from
Tower city arrived in Moorhead this
morning. and from their looks things
are going TO be snappy tonight.
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Some demented individual. living at
Dilworth. drove away horse and
wagon from the front of Erdeps
Rathskeller late last night, drove
himself to Dilworth and then turned
the horse round and started 1t off
towards Moorhead. The horse ana
wagon were recovered short dis
lance from the city limits. The out
ut belonged to Alderman Morrow. A
clue was discovered today and will
be used to bring the party, who took
the outfit away. to justice.
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DEPUTY MARSHAL BACK

Deputy United States Marshal To-
Home From Leavenworth.
Deputy u. S. Marshal B. s. Hooks
man is home from his trip to Leaven-
Wilhelm Hoffmeister Meyer, the Ico-
lander who was found guilty Of im-
porting into the United States for im-
moral purposes, to the federal prison.
Deputy Marshal Hickman left the
gate city last Monday and returned to-
day In time to partake OF his Christi
mas cheer with his family here.
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The young people Of the Epwortli
league OF the First M. e. church will
repeat their trip OF last year. to the
poor farm. and this evening party
win so out to sing Christmas songs
and give the old people presents. In
this way they hope to brighten
somewhat the lonely lives Of the in
mates.
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SOCIALIST LECTURE
Ernest Unternann Will Be the Next
Speaker on SoeiaIistie Lecture Blu
reau Here.

The next number on the socialistic
lecture course which is being given in
the city this winter will be offered
next Saturday night. Dec 80, at AS
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Morning service at 1890; evening
service at 1880. Meeting of the Ep-
worth league at Z p. m. Rev. w. HI. Hill
pastor.
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Moorhead Department

the prison at Saltwater By sheriff
WhaIey in a few days.
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Z Sir Charles Wyndham practised as
3 doctor before going on the stage.
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ST. Paul. Dec. %. Cows and neifers,
$2.50@5.25; stockers and feeders. s2.75
@5.15.
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CHAS. E. LEWIS & co.
Stocks, Bonds,
Grain, Cotton
New Work. stock ExelaaaI

asembers 49, 800. ~ sAaAss
unloading Exehanaes
Gevs York and chicaao Correspondenss
Bartlett. Fraser Co.
Harris, Wsmslar0p q Co.
~ o. MOTT. Manager
Phene as M0rson Block
FARCE n. ID.
Alfalfa @xface Aaa-aHE Chamber a Cam.
meree. hafmRenpezf9
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st. Msry's Cathedral,

Christmas tree exercises at St
Paups Lutheran church OF the Noe
wegian synod. will be given next
Tuesday evening, Dec. rs. Special nu-
sic and recitations will 60 to make
up the programme that has been es-
peciaIly prepared.
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Broadway Methodist.

At the Broadway Methodist church
q good programme was presented.
There was Christmas tree and the
attendance exceeded anything at
tempted there in previous years. Mrs.
J. T. Smith was responsible for, the
artistic decorations and the pro-
gramme was in charge Of Mrs. o. Nj.
Strate and Mrs. G. f. Sewrey.
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Grace M. z. Church.

=. Hark the Herald Angels Sing
Rocky Ford enterprise. (Rocky Ford, Colo.) 1887-1950, 1911-09-22
w, C.. T. u.

The ladies have been having little
vacation. and held our first meeting last
Friday afternoon. After the yearly re-
port and some little business the election
of officers for the ensuing year occurred.
as follows:
President-Mrs. Lillian B. Bailey.
Vice-President-Mrs. E. R. Cook.
Secretary-Mrs. Tacy Coffman.
Corresponding Secretary-Mrs. Sue
Ringer.
Treasurer-Mrs. Isabelle Kellogg.
Vice-Presidents at large-Mrs. M. l..
St. John from the Presbyterian church;
Mrs. Talhelm. Dunkard church; Mrs.
Wheeler, Methodist church; Mrs. Blinn.
Baptist church.
1t was decided to meet at the homes Of
the different members this year for a
change, and the ladies desire to thank the
members of the Baptist board for their
kindness in allowing US to use the church
these several years. The next meeting
will be with Mrs. E. R. Cook. 3o4 N. lth
st at $3.50. Sept. 30. Bring all your
friends.
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.wos,AN OF MYSTERY"
Rocky Ford People Acquainted With
Alleged Swindler.

Alleged Swindler.
From the Rocky Mountain News of
Saturday last we reproduce the follow
ing sensational story about former Mrs.
Dunbar. who had several acquaintance
in this city and whose family and former
husband are quite well known in Rocky
Ford:
MRS. M. C. Bowers. arrested in San
Diego for alleged fraudulent transactions
in handling pianos. and known there as
the Woman of Mystery formerly lived in
| Denver.
1t is alleged that Mrs. Bowers passed
| several fraudulent checks here on the
Knight-Locke Piano company. now known
as the Gable Piano company. but Gener-
al Manager Shelby. of the Gable COM
pany. said he knew nothing of the trans
actions. and E. r. Locke, former head of
the piano company. could not be located
1t is said in San Diego that Locke had
been tracing the woman around the
country to have her make good several
checks that she had given him in pay
msnt for pianos, which had been refused
payment at the banks.
Mrs, Bowers is also known as Mrs.
Dunbar. and her maiden name was Rose
E, Patterson. She is held in San Diego.
charged with securing eight pianos from
the Fitzgerald Music company of Los
Angel and selling them. 1t is alleged
that she has forged more than seventy
piano contracts. secured the instruments
and sold them. and that five fictitious
persons were sold" pianos by her.
One of the Fitzgerald firm visited San
Diego. and Mrs. Bowers. learning of his
presence in town, disguised herself in
mems clothing. and with her l2-year-old
son, attempted to escape. She wandered
On the desert for day. and then returned
to San Diego and was arrested.
Efforts of the police to trace her around
the country have been futile; nor have
they ascertained what she did with the
money. estimated to be $4,000, that
she is said to have secured from the al
legged forged piano sales.
Her husband has also disappeared.
She has daughter, Miss Evelyn Dun
bar. who told the San Diego police that
she never knew Of her mothers transact
tons.
As the Woman of Mystery Mrs.
| DoWStS 10 q oGuSotiOh III Snh biGkO.
The police have ascertained that she liv-
ed with her two children and husband in
a furnished fiat; that she never assooiat-
ed with the neighbors and that her hus-
band spent all his days at home.
The police say that so far as they have
been able to find out. Mrs. Bowers had
no one in her confidence. and allege that
she worked her piano scheme alone.
The California police are confident that
they will. eventually. discover that not
only Denver. but a score of other cities
were the scenes of her operations.
Wearied Of rambling in the desert Mrs.
Bowers returned to San Diego. and call
ing on the Fitzgerald man. gave herself
up. According to advices from San
Diego she has maintained strict silence
on her operations, and the police are un-
able to untangle the windings of her
scheme"
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Serial No. O7442
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
n.p ~ m ant of the Interior.

U, S. Land Ofice at Pueblo. Colo.
September 1. 1911
Notice is hereby given that Maude Burris
yapHorne. formerly Maude Burris. of Tim
pas, Colorado who on July 5. 1907, made
for Lots 3, I and 5. Sec. 6. township 26S. range
57W, and Lots and 2. 81 NEA. Sec; 4. town n.
filed notice OF Intention to make final Proof
to establish claim to the land above described
before the Clerk of the District Court ut La
Junta, Colorado, on the 18th day of October.
1911.
Claimant names as witnesses: Howard Van
Horne OF Timpas, Colorado. j. II. Burris and
j. L. Martin. Of Rocky Ford. Colorado. W. M d.
smith. of Timpas, Colorado.
Sept. scot. 8 Register
Rocky Ford enterprise. (Rocky Ford, Colo.) 1887-1950, 1911-09-22
Serial No. O7il1.
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
nenarfnept of the Interior,
OePartmenS OF thS

U. S. Land Office at Pueblo, Colo.
September 5. 1911.
Notice is hereby given that Marshall z.
Green. OF Rocky Ford. Colorado. who on
iaoS' Serial No O7III, flor Lots and 2, 81 N E
x, Section q Township . 8, Range S! W., 9Th
Prin. Meridian, has filed notice Of intention
to make Final Proof, to establish claim to
the land above described. before the United
States Land office. at Pueblo, Colorado, on
Claimant names as witnesses: Robert
voegtle. ]. G. Shannon. Claude Ayersman.
and q. b. Brannon, all of Rocky FORD Golo-l
RADIO. j. w. hAWLEi.
Not coal land. 10 Register
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Serial No. 074l2
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
Department of the Interior,

Department OF INC InterTuT1
U. 8. Land Office at Pueblo, Coio.,
September ., 1911
Notice is hereby given that Edna Slussar.
assignee OF Don Il. Slussar. Of Rocky Ford.
Colorado, who on May "a, 1907, made Desert
Land Entry No. 1907. Serial No. 05tl2. for
lots 2, 8 and L. Section s. township 26S. range
57W. 9Th Prin. Meridian, has filed notice s,s o.
claim to the land above described. before the
United States Land Office, at Pueblo. Colo
RADIO, on the 18th day of October. l9ll
Brannon and William w. Thomas. OF Rocky
Ford. Colorado, ]. W. Jurdon and H. D.
Cochran. Of Timpas. Colorado
Sent scot. CD Register.
Rocky Ford enterprise. (Rocky Ford, Colo.) 1887-1950, 1911-09-22

Wanted-Women and girls to work at
Canning Factory. Apply at once. Now
running.
Rocky Ford enterprise. (Rocky Ford, Colo.) 1887-1950, 1911-09-22

Dobbs & Lyons. undertakers and en-
balmers. modern parlors. 4o4 S. Main
St. Night and day phone Ford ZIG.
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TREES AND
GOOSBERRY PLANTS

Buy them from BurreII. lam
setting a large number Of these
and it will pay you to place your
orders with me. Now is the time
to place the orders.
D. v. Burrell.
Rocky Ford enterprise. (Rocky Ford, Colo.) 1887-1950, 1911-09-22

Rooming house for rent; 26 rooms.
Coffman & Young.
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NO REASON FOR DOUBT
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LosT-On train No. 55 Thursday
night, November 16, between
Grafton and Parkersburg, in la
dies car, light colored grip
with aluminium tag marked IF :.
\. Hays, member legislature
1907" Liberal reward for re-
turned to Telegram and no queSr
tions asked Some of these pa
pers have been turned over to
Mayor Frank R. Moore, but the
very important ones have not been
returned.
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WOMEN's HAIR
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TONNE COLLIE
5 Scared by Black Hand
into Returning to His
Native Land.

PITTssClRG. Pa. Nov. 29-
his well furnished home
and hastily Withdrawing his savings
from a bank, Tony Collie, prosper
Gus Italian, left here today for
italy. He had received Black Hand
letters demanding money, but he
paid not attention to them until the
house Of friend was blown to
pieces yesterday.