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new CHARTER GRANTED
Fargo Engineering Company Granted
charter--Ineorporat for
$4,000.

p. u. Norton, secretary of state
reports the following new corporations
organized in the state. for which char.
tiers have been granted out Of his Of.
fee. since June /.
Security State bank. Halliday, Dunr
county; capital stock, $4,000. Incor.
porators. w. F. Kopka, stanton. N. D.
Sylvan L. Olson and Olivir Leverson
both Of New Salem, N. ID. Filed June !
Security Investment CO., Rolla
Rolette Co, capital stock, $4,000 In.
corporators, w. N. Steele and Johr
Munro Of Rolla. N. d., and George B
owen of Mankato, Mimi. Filed June 3
The General Engineering Co, Fargo
Cass county; capital stock, $4,000. In
corporators, James Kennedy, Ales
Stern and William Fortune all OF Far
90. Filed June 3.
Farmers Elevator co. Of Slower N
D., Slower, Ramsey county; capital
stock. $4,000. Incorporators, Geo. A.
Johnson, Ole Sorbo and Albert e.
Baker. all Of Ednore, NJ. ID. Filed
June 5.
The Garrison Hall association, Car
rison Mclean county; capital stock
SIC, 900. Incorporators, w. F. Winkel-
mann. M. r. Minehan Of Garrison, and
Chas. T. staley of Bismarck, ~. p.
Filed June 4.
Glenburn Implement Co., Glenburn
Renville county; capital stock, $4,000.
Incorporators, j. FL. Torkelson OF
Glenburn. ". p. and p. j. Chelgren and
]. B. Wall Of Brooten. MINI. Filed
June 8.
Grand Forks and Brenna Rural
Telephone Co, Brenna. Grand Forks
county: capital stock. $4,000. Incor-
porators. orjans K Brenna. Charles
Bateman and John Jameson, all Of n.
IT ID Brenna township. N. p. Filed
June 81
Palermo Grain Co, Palermo, Noun
trail county; capital stock. 10000. In
corporators, r. I'll. Morrow, Kenmare.
NJ. d.; f. A. Wilson, Ross. n. ID, and
III. A. Foss, Mlnot, M. ID. Filed June o..
The Equity Elevator IL Trading Co.,
of Warren, ~. ID, Warren. cass coun-
tys capital stock, $4,000. Incorpora-
tors. Martin il. Johnson, Horace, N. ID. /;
y. a. Eggert, Napoleon. N. d. and d.
u sondrall Of Warren, n. p. Filed
Jpna 2
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Stanton Motaa-

Stanton, N. D, June 10.-To The
Forum; George Ruchfinck Of Man
haven is in Stanton today. He has
bought half interest in the butcher
business at Stanton and will soon To-
cate here himself
Everyone seems to be surprised al
the excessive amount OF rain which
has fallen in the last two weeks. yes
terday we had another heavy downfall.
with no wind The crops have never
looked better in Mercer county.
Pete Arnoldy and his bride Just re-
turned from their wedding trip. They
nave set up housekeeping in their new
cottage on the southside.
stanton Is certainly growing several
new residences having been erected
and more are to be built Atty. RI. +.
Berrys house will soon be completed.
Atty. II. L. van Benschoten returned
Wednesday from an extended trim to
wisconsin and other states ARRANGING
60 sell real estate. He has many
cnoice quarter sections for sale.
County Judge Geo. I. Reinestaa NO :
IN New Salem Wednesday. The Judge
- patching at present his wife being
away on visit.
JACOB Unruh was on Friday placed
under bonds to keep the peace. Assf
states Atty. Fl. L. Berry appeared gnr
the state and Atty. Thorsteen HvIana
40 aAe uelendant Cor. 3.
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Erie Newa.

Erie, N. D., June Ito The FOR
um: Mrs. Myres had TIE NJ. e. Ladies
aid Wednesday afternoon In her
pleasant town home. Had d large
crowd for supper. netting the aid
about SIS for supper.
Page and Erie played q game OF
ball here wednesday. Page winning
the game.
Mr.. and Mrs. H r. Nutting were
Fargo visitors the last Of the week.
Mr.. wit, an old timer here, died
last Sunday night and was buried
from the M. e. church Tuesday after
noon.
Ralph Cameron. an Erie boy, who
had been going to school in Page had
the misfortune to jump onto q broken
bottle. cutting his foot so badly that
the foot had to be annputated shove
the ankle.
Mr.. and Mrs. Whitman are visiting
at the Dows home fhis week.
Mrs. Hobenson and family WIZ
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Fine ADDRESS BY
JUDGE AMIDON
PREPARATORY CLASS or FARGO
COLLEGE GRADUATES sATuR.
DAY NIGHT WITH GREAT HON.
oRs AND FINE ADDRESS BY
JuRIsT.

Tho preparatory Grass or Fargo coll
lege was especially fortunate in its
speaker, Judge G. A. Amidon, who
spoke with great force and eloauence.
The judge opened his address with the
statement that this is the high tide OF
the year--the time when youth Ia
claiming our especial attention, and
therefore the time when hopes are
nigh and all are optimistic for the
1 future. He quoted from Emerson:
Every child that Is born is a new kind
or salvation sent from God into the
world, and enlarged in this connec-
ton on the great possibilities for
youth. These give me my theme"
the speaker continued, "for never was
there greater cause for optimism than
at the present time"
Judge Anidon told in 4his connec-
ton of the charge Of ex- President FL
lot OF Harvard against the earlier con-
ception of christianity, which taught
the worst kind Of pessimisian, namely
tnat the world was by nature bad, and
men were totally depraved-doomed
from the cradle to sickness, sin and
death, and that to try to eradicate
these would be like flying in the face
of Providence.
As result, all effort was personal
instead of social; the church dealt
with sins and the state with crimes hut
no one thought of studying the causes
OF these. He spoke in this connection
OF Chrtst's rebuke to those who caused
one of the little ones to offend, which
was one Of the first teachings toward
the prevention of sin and crime, rather
than its cure. Some of the strongest
reasons for optimism are found in the
attitude of penologists," said the Judge.
and In this connection he spoke of the
international congress of penology. to
which he was a delegate a few years
ago The regeneration of the Isthimus
OF Panama is another very hopeful
sign Of the times, showing the trend
or modern thought and effort which
IS now social rather than personal.
The growth of the spirit of democracy, |
the work done In the interests Of uni
versal peace, the first fruits Of the true
democracy are forceful signs OF that
great contamination in which we may
all have a part-~the kingdom OF GOD
on earth An interesting personal re-
~NAA~-ASNSI1S VI L-IGSIQEnL cleveland Il
told in this connection.
In conclusion, and i'm connection with
the Keynote of his discourse, the COM
ing of this kingdom the Judge spoke |
OF the true aristocracy-that of priv /
ilege and of service of education and
the privilege 1t brings, and the high
est expression of this privilege service
to our fellowman..
After the address the class president,
Gordon Watkins, presented the college
with a beautiful picture-the gift of
the class Special music was furnish
ed by Miss Beckman and Messrs walk
er and Talbot.
The following nine students were |
awarded diplomas: Buelah Amidon
Jessie Buchanan, Edith Colwell. RovaI
Drummond. May Furlong, HuIdah
Hanson, Robert McCraedie and Cor
don Watkins,
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MExIco's ELECTION.

There have been so many crises In
the affairs Of Mexico recently that any
other that may be impending ia not
likely 70 attract much attention.
No one can doubt that the first ma
uonal election to be held since the
overthrow OF Diaz--in fact, the first
real popular election in thirty years
will be a critical period in that coun-
ty's history.
Oct. / has been set as the data far
this election by Francisco de La Barra.
the provisional president. Under the
Mexican constitution, which is modelled
after the constitution OF the United
States, the president is not elected
directly by the people, but is chosen
by electors whom the people vote for
1t the polls. The electors will meet
ana choose president oct. is.
Though the Mexican constitution
contains twenty-nine declarations az
the rights Of man"--such as personal
freedom, freedom of speech and Of the
press. and practically manhood suf-
frags--few Of these rights have ever
actually been enjoyed by the people
So far as obtaining a free expres-
sion Of the will OF the people at the
ballot box--the elections for three d.
cades have been farces. Personal
freedom and freedom Of speech ana
OF the press have been nothing more
than nockeries.
The populace il densely Ignorant
made % BY long oppression. The on
preston has now been removed. hut
the ignorance has not. with the ignor.
ant, nsw-found liberty always runs
into license.
Elactiops In reconstruction DAYS IN
the South, with the negro newly en-
franchised. AFFORD some suggestion Of
what elections in Mexico are now to
be.
How unaccuatomed are the people
70 elections may Be gathered from the
fact tiaat 10 long has II been since any
were held that there are nO certain.
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| Drake trap shooters have organized
4 storm gave Grand Forks q litt
Neville.
-, go
The auto sales are taking a BIZ
jump since the rains.
The proposition for consolidated
school at Stirum lost out.
The hail storm "a Nelson count,
was hard on the window panes.
900
Better roads into Minot are de.
manded by people west Of that point
AS a result OF the heavy rainfall
cellars in several towns were flooded
A Sargent county man was stuck
Tor damages for killing dog with an
auto.
Jack Charnley captured the job OF
beating the base drum In the editorial
band.
The number Of papers advertising
the United doctors seems to be grow
ing less.
900
Editor Mexican OF Sanborn recalls
some early day newspaper men at
Valley City
While people are swatting the flies
they have to take an occasional smash
at the mosquitoes.
900
Dorr Fl. Carroll was induced to en-
ter the race for president OF the city
commission at Minot.
%3@
Langdon enthusiasts may send
young Boyd to Chicago to participate
IN the national track meet.
%<S&
1t is claimed the N. p. will complete
the Pingree- Wilton branch in time to
handle the 1911 grain crop
@.S@
A Lisbon s-year- old tipped a kettle
or boiling water onto himself ana is
now growing new set of hide.
600
A doped stranger with one leg Gre
ated a rough house at Minot and the
combined efforts of five men were re-
CURED to overpower him,
900
Eectrlcal storms Of unusual sever
lty nave been reported in many sec
lions OF North Dakota. Fatalities have
occurred in one or two instances.
@1%
Y. ID. Rice. for many years clerk
OF court and state senator in Nc
Henry county, lis now president OF a
large bank at Mortified, Mimi.
900
Inc Forum inadvertently coupled the
name of Editor Bloom of The Devils
Lake Journal with The Devils Lake
World. An apology is due-The
World.
Men who have been looking over the
corn acreage in North Dakota esti-
mate there are $4,000 acres planted.
This is about 80 per cent increase over
last year.
Inc Bisbee Gazette dislikes the idea
That suit Is to be brought against a
teacher to collect bill. The eaitors
think the object lesson will not be
good for the youth.
900
G.. z. Backlund has sold The r5sbor
dazette to VIM. M. Jones, jr., and has
purchased The Herald at Gettysburg.
;. ID. The new owner is an old timer
N Ransom county and will make
good. Just why Backlund wants 10 |
cave Lisbon for any South Dakota
.oWn seems incomprehensible.
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Washburn Notes.

Washburn, N. d., June 1O-Tc
The Forum Washburn and vi.
cinity was visited yesterday aft.
lernoon and evening with an
other million dollar rain The
ground is now in fine condition and
the grass is ready for hay makine
Monday. This is the earliest hayina
season in ten years on the slope
jim Every certainly has blood. In
mis- eye, caused by looking for the
fellow that blew up the Beaver Dam
near his premises.
The heavy rain of yesterday pre-
vented the Wilton tennis players from
suffering defeat at the hands of the
Washburn players. The games were
to have taken place in this CITY YES
terday afternoon. It may be that at
future date the village players from
down the way will not be as fortu-
nate.
Judge Winchester will commence on
Monday his twenty-seventh term az
court for Mclean county. The Judge
has served successfully ana success
fully for twenty three years as t1dre
of this district and his many friends
hope that he win serve for twenty
three more years, at least.
There are about eighty cases on the
calendar to be tried at this June term
of court. Some of them will take
some time TO try and it is predicted
that court will be in session for at
least forty days.
Professor Parker OF the public
schools left yesterday for points in the
south. The professor is a very soci-
able young man and will be greatly
missed by the ladies Of the city.
The colored Gophers are expected
to play ball in Washburn soon.
Cor. w.
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North Dakota Kernels

| Vacationing?
| 90
Flour thieves have been busy /,
Minot
the mosquitoes are whetting vi
their stickers.
The N. p. is digging another reser.
voir at Belield.
PRESBYTERIAN parsonage is being
built at Belfield.
@@@
The Republican tells OF the advan.
tages Of Portland.
900
Washburn is to be evangelized--.
and King John in Europe.
900
Some farmers complain Of damage
TO the corn crop by cut worms.
The rains certainly proved that they
could come back--in North Dakota.
900
The new state auto law was wfdelv
advertised-without cost to the state.
The people OF Donnybrook rejoice
over needed improvements on the
depot.
Efforts are being made to secure a
better mail service between Mandan
and Mott.
There was bitter fight over the
school election in Sheldon. Fred
Lilicrap won.
s$sSaA
Minot is mixing up its race meet
with its Fourth Of July celebration
and expects big time
There has been so much wetness the
irrigated sections Of the state have
no use for extra juice.
The work done by the road drag
around Langdon is getting results and
the highways are smoother.
"A hobo made a roosting place of the
Presbyterian church at Courtenay--
and drank up the communion wine.
600
Cooperstown business men con-
tributed for baseball team and the
other towns are now strengthening
up.
%@@
The commencement exercises are on
the home stretch. Another week viii
about wind up the festivities OF that
nature.
The Fargo college pitcher. catcher
and shortstop assisted Forman TO
lick Cogswell--and the latter town is
out after revenge
900
Tne editors are trying to collect
enough delinquent subscriptions to pay
their expenses to the editorial meet
1T Devils Lake June 1924.
An expert says the trouble with
butter is that it is worked
90 much. That is a complaint that
amt be charged to come things.
900
A man has invented a pillow which |
he claims will turn up the soil
eighteen to twenty inches deep. who
wants their land plowed that deeply? |
900
The handsome theatre at Devils |
AXE may be converted into a bust |
less establishment of some kind. pos |
IDLY hotel It is one. OF the neatest
n the state.
A Benson county man took his girl |
irving. He had a mare attached to |
ne rig and she was accompanied by
little colt. The lover drove so far
he colt gave out and had to be placed
a the buggy.
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CUMMINGS News.

Cummings N. D., June s.-To The
Forum; Miss Elsie Bjerke OF Farr,
spent last Sunday at home with her
parents. 80
Frank Crane left Saturday night
Tor Minneapolis and expects ID BE- a..
sent about a week
p M. Epson arrived here MONDAY
evening from Englewood, n. ii. FL
look after his farming interests.
Peder b. Void left Friday for West !
hope,N. d., for q two weeks visit with
his uncle Peter Fl Void. From there
ne goes to Mckenzie county to spend
the rest of the summer with his SIS
ters, Ida and Jennie wold.
Fred FinEarson spent couple DAYS
at Fargo this week attending the big
meeting Of the Commercial Travellers.
Cor. g.
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Harwood, N. D., June 5.-To The
Forum: on Thursday evening. June
!, occurred the eighth grade gradual
ing exercises in the Harwood church
.of the Harwood and Iingleside schools.
Both being in the same district. ii was
deemed best by the teachers. Miss Iva
Kennedy and Miss Parker, to COM
bine The church was beautif,1llv
decorated with flowers. ferns and flags
and all was done to make this 4 never
to-be-forgotten occasions There was
q class OF eight. The class consisted
OF John Phillip, Oscar I.innouist
Oscar Hushoen, Sadie Stewart. EsteIle
Madison, Annie Mailman, Edna stilt
and Agnes Turnbull. Miss Parker ana
Miss Kennedy have proven themselves
SO efficient they were urgently asked
to remain another year, but their
plans are otherwise. Miss Parker viii
teach In her home town, Spring valley
Wis, while Miss Kennedy will enter
the North Dakota university this fail
Both will be greatly missed at Har-
WOOD. Cor. Fl.
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your Nsiahbor,s Experlenoa

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Willow St., Akron, c., says: For
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and results showed almost at once.
The pain and dizzy headaches left me-
my oversight became clear and today
I can say / am well woman. thanks
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.eET uLINE's SWORDS.
Heirs Of Soldier Present Relies 10
State Historical soeIntN.

StstS rTI@x0Ftcal society,"
St. Paul. June 12.-Heirs Of Lieuten-
ant Colonel Calvin L. Uline Of the
Second Minnesota, who died q few
years ago at Devils Lake, N. D., have
donated to the State Historical society
his two swords, belts and sashes
and the sword presented TO him by the
people of Minnesota, Jan. 8, 1865.
Colonel Uiine was county treasurer
Of Ramsey county from 1868 to 1875
and came to Minnesota In 1855.
After the war a fair was held in St.
Paul to raise money for the families OF
destitute soldiers, and a sword contest
was the feature to determine the most
popular civil war officer. Colonel
Uline received 1880 votes.
The autograph register Of the votes
cast Is also contributed with the sword
and Is valuable as record of the
autographs of nearly all the prominent
citizens Of ST. Paul at that time.
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y. P1nkham's Vegetable COMPOUND,
and did. Today / am well and strong
and do all my own homework. i owe
my health to Lydia r.. Pinkham's
Vegetable Compound and advise NV
friends who are afflicted with anv
female complaint to try it, Mrs.
ORvILLE Rock, R. r.. No. 5, Paw Paw.
Michigan.
If you are i'll do not drag along until
an operation is necessary, but at once
take Lydia &. Pinkham's Vegetable
Compound.
For thirty years it has been the stan
dard remedy for women's ills. and has
positively restored the health of thou
sands ofwomen. Whydon't you try it2
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souri, az croshx.

Crosby, N. D., June 12.-The hrst
general term Of court in. the new
county Of Divide convened to dav II
the courthouse erected by the citizens
of Crosby and rendered by them Il
the county for the convenience of the
various officers and the transaction ~
official business. Judge X. z. Leigh
ton OF Minot Is presiding.
The calendar consists OF nine Grim
in all and twenty-four civil cases.
On Tuesday, June 13, thirty annH
cants will be given hearing for thu
granting OF naturalization papers.
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r. S. Rexford, c15 New York Life
Bldg, Kansas City. Mo-, says: Il had
a severe attack Of cold which set
tied in my back and kidneys and was
in great pain from my trouble. Al
friend recommended Foley kidney
pills and ] used two bottles of them
and they have done me a world Of
good III. III. Casselman.
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Here is her own statement.

lpAdCcul6uJ. 4 c0ulQ
not be on my feet for
a long time. My
physician tire a tie d
8rne for seven months
without much relief
and at last sent me
Ito Ann Arbor for
an operation. I was
there four weeks and
came home suffering
worse than before.
My mother advised
mo IN &wwv 1s
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nave been spending some time at t, e
nome Of Mr.. and Mrs. WIN. Grant
iert for Ohio last Wednesday might
Mr.. and Mrs. Grant accompanied them
as far as Casselton.
Inc baseball boys gave dance in
Erie Wednesday night.
Miss May Delemator is doctortnp
in Fargo. Al''
Mr.. and Mrs. e. L. Mosher. who
nave both been quite sick, are on the
mend again.
Cnarie Parker Of Page was in Erie
on business the first of the week.
MISS Emma Schroeder is spending
Armenia, N, ID.
Mr. and Mrs. VIM. Hudson drove
down to Welcome Valley lasi Tpas-
day, stopping over night with thar
son and wife, Mr.. and Mrs. James
= Cor. FL.
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81. Louis minister says that love-
making is natural and proper. Thus
II another great dtsopyery added to
this wonderful age of air flight ana
wireless teiegraphy.
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We Buy Scrap Iron.

Carload loLs d specially. correspond
ence given prompt attention. Fargo
Iron Metal Co. Fargo. N. d.
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"a Nat Goodwin insists that he had
his fingers crossed when--in the LAST
wedding ceremony--he repeated with
all my worldly goods I thee endow. !.
He now wants back the property he
decided to Edna.
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A rather egotistieal young bachelor
in town. whose name better be left un-
mentioned, was calling on a girl
equally well known in the city one
evening last week During the con-
versation he told her that he would
never marry unless the woman was
his exact opposite"
The damsel saw her opportunity for
a rapier thrust meath the fifth rib and
replied with wicked delight, you'll
never find so perfect being as that
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VOLUME xxxIv, NO. 17s.

Ihe Fargo Forum and Republican is
R1Dhgned every evening" except Sunday Ia
Ine Forum Building, e0rner OF First ave.
nus and Fifth street north, Fargo, N. u.
SUBSCRIPTION The Fargo Forum ami
Daiiy Republican, by carrier. 15c per week,
or SOC per month, In advance; IS per year.
lie Fargo Foeum and Weekly Republican,
urday Republican, 81 per year. Single
coples. DC. Subscribers viii ind the date
q which they have paid, printed opposite
ghefr names on the address alps.
Address all Communications to The Forum
Printing Co, Fargo. N. ID.
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"a 1t Is claimed that Minot woman
wants a divorce from her husband be-
cause he is booster for Burke and
Lesueur Is Burkephobia reaching the
home-wrecking stage:
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Foley Kidney Pills contain tust the
ingredients necessary to regulate and
strengthen the action OF the kidneys
and bladder. Try them yourself n
FL. Casselman.
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Bristol Insurance agency removed Ia
new offices in First Natl. harl- SO