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The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-10-11
North Dakota Kernels

why have troubles7
than births-reported last mnoth.
@3@
Those Mott jokers are getting
theirs.
900
An alleged check forger was ar
rested at Mott.
Most practical jokers have heads
that run to peaks.
Bismarck is threatened with an
other daily-it is said.
Some counties are having difficulty
collecting seed grain liens.
&SsS1
d. A. Dinnie got the contract for the
s1s6,0OO 500 depot at Minot.
600
The transient hobo class made many
criminal cases in the state.
II is claimed the new comet looks
like hairy star. That's going some.
The cases of typhoid fever reported
around Devils Lake are attributed to
flies.
NpSs9V0
The value of the crops of the state
Is well up--even il the crop was light
in some sections.
G. d. Harlow, manager Of the Beach
fair, has gone to Australia on a globe
trotting expedition.
The Minot Independent regrets
Ward county didn't have a larger ex-
hibit at the industrial show
Some Adams county farmers who
sought greener fields have returned
and will remain on their homesteads.
600
Some people think it's about time
to complete raising the funds for the
silver service for the battleship North
Dakota.
A Willow City man was held on a
contempt court when he violated an
injunctional order by going on GER
tain lands.
900
Don't imagine you have made a
great hit every time woman smiles
at you. You may look so much like
an almanac joke she can't help it,
600
Citizens of Stanton held a mass
meeting and endorsed ]. ]. Hill and
President Elliott of the N. p. for as
surances regarding railway extension.
900
The Devils Lake Inter Ocean had an
article about grouchy people and three
valuable subscribers registered a
discriminating the matter per-
sonal.
The editor of The Edmc
seems to delight in an exc. OF
pleasantries with the handsome and
accomplished Colonel Bloom OF The d.
l.. Journal
Judge Cowan Of the Second district
is to make a closer inspection Of the
reports of the druggists who have per-
mits and dealers who violate the law
are to be eliminated.
900
Editor Qualley of The Russell En-
terprise has never been able TO de-
termine exactly what was the matter
with Editor Wood of The Newburg
Sun-tiH he learned Woods front
name was Reggie"
At New England a man on a motor
cycle became entangled in the guy
wire of a telephone pole and some re-
markable acrobatic stunts were per-
formed. Both the man and the noisy
machine were placed on the hospital
list.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-10-11
THE NEW SECRETARY.

There is a new secretary OF the
Fargo Commercial club. He comes to
this city highly recommended as an
experienced and able man. It is up
to the members Of the club and the
people Of Fargo to extend to him
their heartiest cooperation and sup
port. If given the proper backing
there is no doubt but that he can
make good.
viii you do your share7
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-10-11
Ross valley Nsws.

Rose Valley, N. D., oct. 9-To The
Forum; Mr.. and Mrs. c. f. johnson
expect Mr.. Stewart and family from
Iowa Tuesday nAbrning to spend sew
eral days with them.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mckay, Miss Eliza
beth and Angus Mckay motored to
Erie Sunday and spent the day with
friends.
Mrs. Schantz attended conference at
Courtenay the past week.
Miss Celestine Lincoln from Fargo
Sundayed with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. II. III. Lincoln.
Ladies Aid met with Mrs. johnson
last Friday. They win meet with
Mrs. Brase Friday, Oct. 20.
Cor. r.. w.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-10-11
osqood Notes.

Osgood, N. D.. Oct Ito The Fo-
rum: Mrs. r. H. Ellingson Of Fargo
returned to her home there after a.
very pleasant visit at the home of her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. John Louberg.
John Linberg who is attending the
A. G. at Fargo spent Saturday at his
home here.
Miss Ida Louberg left for Fargo
Friday, where she will visit with her
sister, Mrs. 7. I'll. Ellingson.
Annie and Bertha Johnson who are
employed near Mapleton spent SUN
day with their parents here.
Agnes Furnberg who Is attending
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-10-11

Pisek, N. D., oct. 10-To The Fo-
rum: Last Friday evening the mem
bers OF the Pisek Volunteer Fire de-
partment held their regular monthly
meeting. Four new members were
enrolled. the writer being one OF
them. 1t was decided to celebrate
their initiation the fourth of next
month.
Mrs. Mary Loveik, the mother Of
several prominent business men OF
this town, died Saturday night after
short Illness TO all appearances
she succumbed to old age. Monday
she was carried to her last resting
place. The funeral procession was q
sad and awe-inspiring spectacle
The regular monthly examinations
were held Thursday and Friday In
the Pisek schools Cor. p.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-10-11
gs7sYN TIL E.S SPUR.
II tEE NON EsNTI
~ Nv FaoV ". R4ouLToN.
Copyright, 1871, by g. N. Mather.
According to Uncle Ahnsr.

Many a feller
who claims that
he is as honest ais
the day is long
will bear watchin'
after sundown.
1t takes consid-
cradle push and
quite a lot Of pull
If a Teller wants to
get ahead very
fast. especially II
he is running q
handcar.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-10-11
EXTEND THE FIELD.

Telephone Company Increases Its
Capital Stock to $4,000.
Glenburn, n. D., Oct. 11-Glenburn
will be the center Of another large
rural telephone corporation, the Lone
Star Rural Telephone Co. having in
creased its capital stock from $4,000
at the same time adopting the policy
that will provide for extensions
throughout this district.
Already the company serves over
$50 farmers throughout this immedi-
ate district and 1t is now proposed to
branch out into every section of the
country tributary to the city.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-10-11
FOR OLD PEOPLE

After reaching the age of forty the
human system gradually declines. The
accumulated poisons In the blood cause
rheumatic pains In the joints. muscles
and back. These warnings should be
promptly relieved and serious illness
avoided by using the following pre-
scription which shows wonderful re-
suits even after the first few doses. II
will eventually restore physical vigor.
Zone ounce compound syrup OF
Sarsaparilla; one ounce TorIs com
pound; half pint of high grade whiskey
Tor sherry wine Ii 1t lis preferred) This
to be mixed and used In tablespoonful
doses before each meal and at bed
time The bottle to be shaken each
time Any druggist has these In
gradients or viii quickly get them for
you. ANY one can mix them.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-10-11

redhot. / asked the managing editor
of the establishment which was the
better of the two and he said: "Oh,
1t doesn't make any difference which
you take. You will wish you had
taken the other"
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-10-11
Notes o. Ed countx Ealr.

The ice cream cones this year are
quite satisfactory, although they stilI
have the same old fault of leaking out
OF the bottom after you have held
them in your hand fifteen or twenty
minutes. The ice cream drips out Of
the bottom OF the cone and spells a
fawn colored vest In about a minute
and a half What is needed il q tin
ice cream cone that can be sodered
up. A tin cone would be much easier
to digest than some we get nowadays.
They have a very good musical
comicaI show called The Midnight
Bellies. The girls dance without NOV
ing the feet. Mazeppa, the educated
horse, is not so exciting. but his per-
Torrance Is not risque and no son
need hesitate to take his father there.
The homemade taffy, which you
see thrown over a hook and pulled by
a man with dark gloves ON, Is Just as
tasty as ever. OF course, the man
does not wear dark gloves. There is
one expert out at the Fair who can
throw this candy In the air and make
a figure out OF lit in transit and keep
1t off the ground most every time He
only dropped 1t three times while we
were watching him yesterday and
when he spread 1t out on the marble
slab and shipped 1t Off into Ave cent
lengths with pair of sheers, 1t had
all the pristine beauty of the white
marble tombstone. 1t was also OF
about the same consistency and taste.
on account Of the rain there were
only two races at the fair yesterday,
the white and the colored. They say
the track was very heavy. / don't
know who weighed it.
II was not at all difflcult to find the
seats In the street cars. When they
started suddenly most Of the passen-
gers found seats on the floor.
The most extensive exhibit on the
grounds Is the display Of Hamburger
sandwiches and Coney Island redhota
stopped at one OF these enporiums
and hesitated whether to take Ham
burger sandwich or q Coney Island
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-10-11

A citizen Of Kansas advertises for
wife who can furnish music, but ne
does not mention whether he prefers
the instrumental or the chin variety.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-10-11

the d. B. G. at Fargo, spent Saturday
and Sunday at her home here.
Gate city visitors this week were
the following: Mr.. Frost, Mr.. McMa-
hon and son Frank Mr.. johnson, Mr..
Gard, Mr. Martin, Mr.. Louberg, Miss
Samuelson, Mrs. Anderson. Mr.. Mill
Ter, Mrs. Christianson, Mr. Martin,
Mr.. Murphy, Mr. and Mrs. Schofeld
and Mr.. Mccarthy. Cor. Q.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-10-11

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who live near Havana. The happy
couple left on the evening train for
the twin cities for short honey
moon trip, and on their return viii
make Havana their home
Cor. FL.
Forum Want Ads Get Results.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-10-11
From The liIokevviIIs clar;on

Mrs. Ansel Hanks is now ready to
take In boarders. Those who are pre-
pared to be taken in viii And no bet
ter place. Mrs. Hanks serves roast
beef Sunday, cold roast beef Monday.
beef hash Tuesday, beef croauetes
Wednesday, beef stew Thursday. beef
a la mode Friday and picked up beef
Saturday. Jelly roll every Saturday
weather permitting. Short order
cooking specially. All orders are
short
Rod Skibbs has moved into a new
mousse that has got hot and cold gas,
hard wood plumbing, open floors and
southern exposure. He told Rev.
Hanks he had bought the place on the
installation plan, 81 down and rs
cents a month, and If his great grand
children are Industrious they can at
least get the front stoop paid for.
Seth Purdy, our gentlemanly and
congenial druggist also chest pro-
tectors and false teeth to rent by day
or week (see adv. On page 81 says he
Is In favor Of local option in our
midst II the drug store would only
put on a free lunch 1t might be all
%A5AN' DCaIOu RIlNBl6S mule Hay
cinth swalIered about nine rod of
barb wire fence last week and now the
deacon says he can see good points
sticking out all over her.
Miss Lutte Bibbins. our accomplish-
ed musicianer and singer, wants her
pa to let her take Technique But the
old man Bibbins says all the rest OF
the family have always took Hanks
Family Tea, and what's good enough
for the rest of the family is good
enough for her.
Fine line Of caskets and burial
robes, inquire Amos Butts, also livery.
feed and sales stables. fl. wilmington
Bolts had got fine new pair of pa
Jamas to wear Sundays, and to the
County Fair. He is certainly the
George M Cohen OF these parts when
1T comes to up-to-date clothes. Willie
Tumms has started lemonade stand
out In front of his fathers house.
Maybe II he sticks to 1T fifteen OF
twenty years he can pay up his faith
er's back subscription to this paper.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-10-11
Pisek Notes.

Jubilee Messenger Service now open
for business. phone SIC.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-03-21
FORM PLAYERS GET
HARD JOLT AT TAMPA

TAMPA. Fla. March 2O.-Only two ia
vorites were successful this afternoon
at the West Tampa track, much to the
detrment of the form players Blue Tie
the odds-on favorte in the third race.
proved much the best Of her neld Sum-
mary:
First race. about three furlongS-Maz-
ard. 3 to /. won: Batson. 3 to ., second ::
Judge Shook. TO ., third. Time. 81
4-5 seconds.
Second race. five and half furlongs-
Charlotte Hamilton, 10 to /. won; Pearl
Hopkins, TO l. second; Johnny Blake.
TO /. third. Time. lis l-5.
Third race. FIVE and half furlongs--
Blue Tie. 4 TO 5. won: Johnny Wise, 4
to l. second; F!ey Battle. third. Time.
1;03 2-5.
Fourth race. FIVE furlongs-Lady Chill
ton. . to ], won; Dandy Dancer. TO J..
second: Royal Lady. 10 2. third Time.
06 So
Fifth race. seven furlongs-Chess. 3 to
|, won: Lady Maxim, 30 1. second
Sanctlm. TO .. third. Time. l:3i 3-5
Sixth race, mile and a sixteenth, SELL
ing-Hiccough. to 3. won; Lew Hnl. 6
TO J.. second; Lois Cavanagh, to .,
third. Time, 1851 2-5
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-03-21
. JACKIE CLARK IS
SKY FEVER VICTIM
Bicycle Rider Will Quit Motor
drOme to Begin Career as
an Aviator.

Jackie Clark. the clever little bicycle
rider who is making Salt Lake his home.
Will leave during the month OF April FOR
Newark, y. j., whore he Will begin rid
Ing for the spring season. Clark. how
ever. is not satisfied with the bicycle
game He says this VIII be his last year
In il. lie expects to meet and defeat
many Of the riders who assemble ar
Newark and lie is also desirous of even
Frank Kramer, before leaving the bicycle
game Tor good.
When asked regarding his intention Of
taking up aviation, Clark enthusiastically
declared that this was his ambition. He
is already negotiating with the Curtss
people for an aeroplane. Clark said that
several good propositions had been made
him by Glenn Cur,iss and that a number
of French concerns have also been cor
responding with him. About aviation
Clark said:
"Why. It's cinch Many OF the fore
most avlators OF today We're formerly bi-
cycle riders, and believe me. / am OF
and am cool headed enough to make. as
many flights as the next one"
Clark on the first day Of the Interna- =
tiona aviation meet at Saltair next month
will make his initial flight with Walter
Brookins in a biplane. Clark says he IL
anxious To get az near the clouds as pos
slbc.
Clark began bicycle racing in 1904 al
his home town in Melbourne, Australia,
when he beat all competitors in IL road
race. Later he took up the game with
a vim, riding in many big cities.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-03-21
MATCH
PUZZLES LOCAL FANS
Only the Ultra Wise Sure BOuI-
der Wonder Can Come
Back at Bingham.

Howard Baker, who boxes Joe Clark
at Bingham ten rounds tomorrow night.
received an ovation when he was intro
duced 10 The fans at the Manhattan club
last night by Manager Hardy Downing
Baker finished his training yesterday and
looks To be in the pink of condition.
Promoter Brown sent word from Binc-
ham yesterday that Clark has trained
faithfully and that the work has made
wonderful Improvement in him
II was announced last night that the
special train viii return from Bingham
in plenty Of time for fans 10 catch the
last street cars. Heretofore special trains
have becn DELAYED from one cause or am
other but those who go 10 Bingham are
warned not 10 tarry after the bout or
they Will get left,
Jack DrumgooIe and Jack Downey
expected to furnish an entertainment Sec
ond only to the main event. They are
al training quarters at Bingham and are
in good condition.
Opinion differs greatly concerning the
outcome OF the Baker Clark bout, Those
who rely on former performances are as
much as loss as others. for Baker
has never beer knocked out and Clark
only once when he was mere amateur
Both men have had many encounters and
won the great majority Of them.
AS usual among the fans. there is
a contingent that has already decided
the match. Their theory Is that be-
cause Baker has been In the linelisht
so much and has met better known op-
ponents than Clark has that Baker Will
surely win.
Others point out that Baker has not
been in the ring for year and half
and that IL he wins he Will be one OF the
few that have come back
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-03-21
ENFIELD WINS HANDICAP
AT TERRAZAS PARK RACES

JUTAREz. Mex. March 20.-The track
AT Terrazas park today was tribe
slow The heavy rain OF last night
caused the card 10 be almost ruined.
Uorsemen did not care 10 FISK their
charges In the going Enfield won the
handicap at siN fur!ongs by head from
the favorite. Napa Nick. summary;
First race. selling. two-year-olds. four
furlonEs-Tic Thomas. lO9 tGlassl. 10
l. won: Thistle Rose. l09 (Molesworth),
even. second: Defy, 1O6 (Rice), 10 l.
third. Time. II 1-5 seconds Zapotec,
Yo Puedo and Royal Tea ran.
Second race. selling. three -year-olds and
TO 3, won; Luke Gates, los (Bruce). :
TO !. second Summertime. 81 (Disginsl
& TO l. third. Time. Ia 20. Hush
Money. Cavita and McNally ran.
Third race selling. three olds and
mp. FIVE and half furlon2s-Warjig. 20
(Benschoten). to ), won: sam Barber.
Is DENNY. . TO /. second; Mike Mole,te.
Petite Oiseau. oblivion. Deadwood and
Periwinkle ran.
Fourth race handicap. three year -olds
and up, six furlongs-Euiield. liz (Rice).
TO |, won: Napa Nick. llO Denny, I
10 5. second Marjorie A.. % (Nolau). ?
TO ]. third. Time. l:13 "a. Only three
starters.
Fifth race selling, four year-olds and
up. six furongs-M Minnolettc. los (Reid),
10 >. won: He Knows. 1l0 (Molesworth).
TO !, second; Marian Casey. los (Rice),
TO |. third. Time. 1:li 3-5. Il. NJ. Fry
and Slscus ran.
up. one mile-Waldorf Belle. 9S Dig-
gins), s to l. won: agility. 80 Cook,
even. second, Hannls. l10 (Reld). 6 to >,
third. Time. l:il 15. The Baiiffs s
Daughter ran.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-03-21
SALT LAKER |NVENTS
DOUBLE FAM A|RSH!P
D. A. Flanagan Employs New
Principle Greatly Increasing
Resistance of Atmosphere.
PULLS INSTEAD OF PUSHING
One Set Of Fans Used to Create
Current Blowing Against
Posterior Blades.
PULLS INSTEAD OF PUSHING

Employing an entirely new principle, D.
A. Flanagan. n Salt Ialser. has invented
a model aeroplane which he believes is
destined 10 rcVolutioni2c air travel He
has number Of improvements on mod
crn a!rships. but his great idea Is the
use OF two sets OF fans on wheels run
ming in opposite directions. These ians.
which furnish the momentum. are pullers
instead OF propellers The first wheel
creates an air pressure and makes the
air so dense that when the blades OF the
second fan strike the air terrific re =
sistance and consequent power is devel-
opcd.
These fans can be tilted at almost any
angle after the machine asccnds to the
height at which the flight Is TO be made.
The effect OF the first fan is practically
the same as n high wind blowing against
kite. The inventor estimates that the
lifting power Of these fans will be many
tines the propelling power Of present
devices.
\ company has been incorporated. and
10 WAS the intention OF the inventor TO
have a model big enough to carry a man
at the coming aviation meet. but delays
in getting tho machinery have prevented
this,
Flanagan and his associates will not set
any time when they Will have a real
aeroplane ready. but they say they have
working model which will fly far
enough 10 domonstrate the practtcahility
of their method.
They also have an automatic wind
mill that closes UP when the wind blows
too hard and expands again when the
wind dies down. The inventions are
uatcnied.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-03-21
ROGERS vs.. JER0NEM0
AT MURRAY TONIGHT

Con Gallagher's boxing bout tonight at
Murray for the benefit of the Murray
fire department Is expected TO attract a
big crowd of fans. The demand for seats
has been so good that the fire chief feels
certain the go viii be huge success In
every respect.
Jack Rogers. who boxes Jeroncmo ten
rounds at Murray tonight. was introduced
In the ring a the Manhattan club last
night and received much applause. Sport
ing opinion is decidedly In favor OF
Rogers. although no one knows enough
ison. Among the Youths who box at the
Manhattan and Motor clubs, however.
there is strong tip out that Rogers will
win in less than five of the ten rounds.
but no one seems to be able to tell on
Just what knowledge the tip is based.
Howard Baker said last night that he
considered Rogers a good clever man.
but he did not know enough about Je-
ronemo 10 venture prediction concern
ing the outcome of the bout
Murray fremen believe the man with
the near-Apache name Will prove
Vertta bic terror in the ring.
Both men are confident OF victory
Rogers wound up his training yesterday
afternoon with few fast rounds with
his sparrlng partner. Andy Malloy. while
Jeronemo contentcd himself with n brisk
run through the fields ut Murray. The
first preliminary will be put on at $50
o'clock Pete Sullivan will he referee.
Ern Wright and Dick Hart will box
eight rounds for the semi -wndup. and for
n preliminary Young Rivers and Young
Lundy will go SIX rounds.
Special cars Will he run for the accom-
modatIon of those who 20 to Murray to-
night. Alterations have been made in
ing accommodations than are generally
given at such events.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-03-21

state print hundreds of columns a week
In the way OF letters from people of the
state who go to Saskatchewan and write
home to their friends or relatives OF the
greatness OF the country. The letters
are carefully scrutipi2ed and many times
even written by the real estate men or
the commercial clubs OF that country.
AS a result OF these letters people are
bound TO go. know they are going be-
cause the railroads out of Omaha are
hauling scores of cars out OF the state
filed with household goods.
81 am confident that the advertising
these ten states will get ont OF the train
next fall cannot be measured in dollars.
believe we have hit upon the system,
and in the course of few months our
Canadian neighbors will begin 10 sec
American money being invested in Amer
lean resources. These western states viii
begin Ia grow. Each state In the section
will benefit by the growth of the others,
This has been q great meeting. Ten
states getting together In one big plan
to exploit the resources of all as a whole.
It's wonderful in these days OF wonders
and is bound to bring results"
The committee Will hold a meeting at
10 o'clock today to complete the details
OF the plan adopted and to take up other
matters of Importance to the association,
The visitors were guests OF w. w.
Armstrong and Joy H. Johnson at dinner
at the club last night. Monday after
noon they were taken about the city In
automobiles.