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The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1912-09-21
sHARPs N LAT

During the summer vacation period
the music building at the agricultural
has been entirely renovated
and redecorated. The rehearsal hall
and the corridors have been harmon
lied In a scheme of green and buff,
the practice rooms and studios in a
lighter shade of green. Additions to
the furnishings in Miss Grasses studio
have been made and include a new
grand piano and d mirror. The pros
poets + for a much larger enroll
ment in this department than ever
before.
Mrs. Edwin T. Askegaard. the So
prano OF the quartette choir of the
Congregational church at Moorhead,
Is spending a month or so about the
studios in Chicago.
Miss Florence Townley Of Fergus
Falls has gone to Boston to enter
the New England Conservatory o.
Musuc.
Miss Dorothea Young. daughter Of
Judge and Mrs. n. G. Young, left a
8AfNH&r9f AFM NeH %NNh#5
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TIL GRAND.

A fine bill has been selected by Man
eyer Fowler of the Grand for the week
of Sept. 90. The first half will be de-
voted to Hartman Twins, in a big
singing and dancing speciality, Sped
den & Hersen, in the comedy, The
Tramp and the Lady, Miss Edith Sor-
ensOn will have a new novelty song,
and Miss Evelyn Darr will. make her
appearance III novelty singing. There
will be W great pictures. the first the
Animated Weekly and the second in
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store, the two are brought together
and happiness reigns. 49,
There would not seem to be much
chance in this for young Giiley to take
the play away from the others but he
does it. He is a simple, conceited little.
shipping clerk working for $14 a week
and just waiting the time when some
of the big fellows find him out and
give him his chance. He Is full of
advice for everybody, has the philos-
ophy of the optimistic, ne'er-do-well at
his tongues end.
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MUSIC AND

Impromptu in F Sharp, Opus Sc,
Chopin.
Les F~arfadettes. Perete.
Elfentanz, Pepper.
Fantasy Pieces Opus IL. Schumann.
(a) Soaring.
Cb) Warum.
The Way of June. Willeby.
Lend Me Your Aid from Queen of
Sheba, Gounod.
Liebestramme No. 3. List.
Du Bist die Rub. Schubert-Liszt.
Saturday evening, Sept. IA, the
conservatory faculty and the new mem
bers of Fargo college faculty were en-
tertained most delightfully."- by Dr..
Creegan at dinner at the Waldorf no.
tel. Pink carnations marked the places
of the guests and toasts were respond
ed to by Director Orr, Mr.. Kammerling,
Mr.. Stephens, Mr., Hutchinson, Mrs.
stephens n Miss Beard. After dinner,
he evening was spent in the parlors,
where music and telling of vacation
stories furnished entertainment.
Fargo College Conservatory orches-
ira, under the direction of Mr.. Stephens
an organization was perfected as fol-
lows: President Lloyd Musberger;
manager, Clair Codding; secretary and
treasurer, Harry Haggart; librarian,
NNNhS sASN = ~ NlAoN
the orchestra will number thirty-fVe
Instruments this season. Some of the
easier symphonies of Haydn and
Schubert will be studied and advanced
pupils will have an opportunity Of
playing solos with orchestra &C
compartment. The organization will
give students of orchestral instruments
an excellent opportunity of becoming
acquainted with the routine of orches-
ira work and familiar with some of
the best compositions of the masters,
Miss Ethel Joslyn of Hope, N. D., a
former graduate; was a caller at the
conservatory yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. stephens have invited
the faculty to a c~orn-roast, which will
be held on the lawn of their home, 400
Eddy court, this evening.
Special music has been furnished at
the college chapel the past week by
members of the conservatory faculty.
Mr.. Orr sang a group of songs, Wed
nesday morning, accompanied by Mr..
Kammerling, who also played an in
strumental solo. Thursday morning,
the music was furnished by Mrs.
Stephens and Lillian c. Wright. Miss
Won Phul and Mr.. Hanson were the
s~oloists for Friday morning. Arrange
ments have been made for other mem
bers of the teaching force to appear
next week.
A group of conservatory and college
girls, chaperoned by Mrs. stephens,
heard the Sheehan Opera company's
production of IL Trovatore, Thursday
evening.
The first meeting of the Fargo
Moorhead Philharmonic club will be
held Monday evening, September 80, in
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been a family party at the opera, dis
gusts his wife by forcing his attentions,
both odious and odorous, upon
her. and finally breaks in the door
to her chamber just to prove who is
boss and to establish the dominant
rights of the checkbook in his home.
The next morning she leaves him.
lie is sober. thirsty, apologize and re-
MOI seful. He is willing to take back
anything he has said but he refuses
to promise that he viii never take am
other drink. He will go as far as the
initiative and referendum but he bolts
at the recall. Each d~efiantIy and stuo-
bornly refusing to reeede, they sepa-
rate. Three months later. with the
fiilleys back In a cheap fiat and the
wife clerking In IN Eighth Avenus
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r CONSERVATORY.

w. ". Kammerling. the new head ot
the piano department, Will give q com
recital, Friday evening.
September ~ In Stones auditorium. III
will be assisted by Mr.. Orr and MIR
stephens and the programmes will be
as follows.
Sonata in y. Fiat Minor, Opus 35
Chopin.
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cast Child. "'. %.r. rn. ..g..
The second half of the week will see
TENTS Edwards & Co., in comedy sing
ing, talking and dancing and cartoon
work; the White Bros. and Sister in
singing and dancing, a novelty. and
Misses Sorenson and Darr will also
sing. The pictures which are all
shown by the deluxe Daylight process
will be Votes for Women in two reels
and a Guest at the Parsonage. All
shows at this house run one hour AMI
a half and open and close with the
pictures and Professor Rudd orches-
ira.
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sunday Concert announcement.

The free Sunday afternoon CONCERT,
which was announced for Sept. 20. at
the Orpheum theatre, has been post
poned for zone week, owing to Mr..
Steele having contracted a severe cold.
The programme is to be given by MISS
Sylvia Forth, ~pianiste and Frank ",
steele, baritone.
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MUSIC IN Tie CHURCHES.

At the First Presbyterian church,
Fargo, w. w. Kammerling. organist,
will play the following music during
the morning service:
Prelude-Elizabeth's Prayer, from
............. Wagner
Off~ertory--The Answer, Wolstenholme
P~ostlude-The Son of God Goes
Forth to War III. Whiting
Evening Service;
Prelude-At Evening e.. Dudley Buck
Ofertory--Cradle Song .-...........
. Herbert Betting.
Postlude-March Calkin
At the Congregational church in
Moorhead the q~uartette choir. during
the morning service will sing Dudley
Bucks anthem, The Strain of Praise.
In the evening a chorus choir of TWEEN
ty-fye voices will sing Mighty Jehovah,
by Bellini. The personnel of the
quartette choir is, Miss Margaret Hun
toon, soprano; MRS. E.. J. Wheeler,
aloto: Paul Bunce, tenor; and Howard
Moody, baritone. Miss Huntoon will
take the place of Mrs. Askegaard dur
ing her absence in Chicago.
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r ~oPERAHoUsE.
1 Sept. 25-Rought and Paid For.
Sept. 26-Chocolate Soldier.
Oct. MADAM Schumann- Heink.

An interesting and at times excit-
ing runaway occurred on the stage
of Mr.. Brady's Playhouse in New
York recently. A particularly vera
cious character in George Broadhurst's
only new play, Bought and Paid For
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estimated according to his worth, fol
here work is respected no matter o.
what sort it is. ags
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Madam Scnumann = Heink, the
worlds greatest contralto, will appear
at the Fargo o~perahouse on Wednes-
Gay evening oct. 2. The mail order
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1912-09-21

Mrs. Cowley. of the Detroit School of
music was a visitor at the conserva-
tory studios this week.
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Mrs. Dodsley is engaged as contralto
in the First Methodist church choir.

III IH5 EISI NstHUUI5L CHUICH CHUII.-
Miss Bertha Hagen, of the senior
class, will give a piano recital at.
Williston, N. D., next Monday evening.
The programme will be as follows:
Beethoven Sonata (Moonlight) .....
Adagio. Menuetto. Presto.
Hexentanz. .............. MacDowell
Fauns Chaminade
Ballade Chopin
Consolation $685.. Liszt
Waltz De Concert. ....s... WieniawslSi
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pAKoTA -coNsERvAToRY

Among the visitors Of the week was
Ex-Governor and Mrs. Sarles from
Hi1lsboro. to enroll their son and
daughter for the coming season.
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All classes In h recital subjects have
been organized and teaching has begun
of Miss Jessie Walker and Mr.. Boeh-
mer.
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Mrs. Dodsley gave an organ recital.
session of the Baptist state convention.
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MI. and Mrs. stephens have invited
the faculty to a c~orn-roast, which will
be held on the lawn of their home, 400
Eddy court, this evening.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1912-09-21

Miss Ethel Joslyn of Hope, N. D.. a
former graduate; was a caller at the
conservatory yesterday. ..
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1912-09-21

A group of conservatory and college
girls, chaperoned by Mrs. Stephens,
evening.
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PRONE YOUR WANTS no THE FORUM
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advance sale opens Thnrsday morning sept. 90, nj Wakes" Bro
and Hardyss stationery store. Telephone 20.
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Miss Dorothea Young. daughter Of
Judge and Mrs. n. {. Young, left q
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J. B ! |! ]
Minnew III an, N. ID
Candle ate for
Jsldg of the District ourt
our slp # will BE h
apprec iated

81 The Towner County Democrat says
Of his candd dacy:
ss ga vote for q. w 5Buttz for district
Judge will be q vote for economy, Inn
spartiaiity regularit IL, and general bus;
iness ethods Piled to the. Judiciary.
AL casting your vote you should con-
suit pour common sense, not your pre-.
judge. your poke tbook and not your
political dognas. We want new
deas ii this district, not for political
.reasons; bnt because Ws believe d
eha win be bench ciai liz every ss ~ way.
it has been hard ffor us III Disregard
old grIendship II coming to this decis.
ions will be hard Cor others. And,
we know there are many who at tiiis
time are Wayering between their old
friendship and saieir present duty. 1T
as much courage 30 vote right
Az " does ~ f,.ce 4 llayoaet charge
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OLE SERUMGARD.5

s25T There are but few Of our readers
who do not know the unimpeachable
record that Ole Serumgard has estab-
lished during the years OF his public
service in Ramsey County. II SO well
Known is Ole Serumgard throughout
Ramsey county tina little can be said
on our part except to call attention to
his: announcement in another column
of the Inter4O ceap. s@ "A s, J. i54 rs
staunch and true, to the interests
particularly of the common people,
striving always to do the right thing
at the right time, he has, during his
term, in the County Treasurer,s office,
the time he spent as councilman. and
as Mayor Of Devils Lake, estah lished
q record with the people Of Ramsey
County that qualities him for the effice
of County Auditor B
Suffice it to say that he has spent
his every endeavor to fulfill the wishes
+of the people. Sagacions. long head
led In business dealings, outspoken in
his honest convictions, he is the
worthy choice or the Progressive Re
publican party for. the office of county
auditor 5s3.jj
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general. and the voters Of Ramsey.
county should show their appreciation
Of his efforts BY nominating and rs.
electing him Go this office.
FOR REPR EsE NTATivE.5

Mr.. NJ. D. Butler Of Brocket, M ID,
makes his: annoincem entsthis week as
q candidate for, the nomination for
Representative from the 21st# Legislat-
i've district. 81. \
3 Mr.. Butler has been q reside Of
North Dakota for 80 years being one
Of the old pioneers Of Ramsey county.
His principal occupation is farming
but has gained considerable experience
along business lines. which, together
with his unquestioned knowledge 81
the farmers needs will make him ali
excellent representative OF the farmer
die is a straightforward, fair minded
man, man whose first acquaintance
establishes sound friendship, and he
pledges himself to work. at all timex
to the best interest Of North Dakota
and especially Ramsey county. II !.
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Nj. A. lloGHAUG,

\. In II making your choice 81 candidates
for whom you viii vote Is necessary
that you first determine whether 81 not
that candi date u TRULY entitled ID
public office
OH AZ .sYA Al. Hoghaug, Progressive Repub
lean didate far the nomination for
the Office of Register Of Deeds III a
man whose entire interests are cen
tered IN Ramsey county and North Da.
kota Unlike his stand pat opponent,
who when ihes had money to invest
went across the line into Canada, MI
Hoghaaug has invested his money id
Ramsey county real estate III add.
tion 70 tlis oghaug has proven
Ills capability To serye Id the oHice to
which he aspires ana has, during his
previous terms. worked at all times to
the best interests 81 the tax payers In
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Hon. James "A. Buchnnaa
Candidate For The Republican Nomination For Cow
ernor Of North Dakota at the Primaries June 26
FOR MEMBER OF the Legs,
{. b. 4, l4ATURE

:
wish to announce to the voters
Of Ramsey county that. I am a candi-
date for the nomination for Repre-
sentative onsitthe Republican ticket
from the 21st j Legislative district,
Ramsey Co. have been a resident
of North Dakota over 80 years. Proved
up a hons stead in Ramsey Co So am
a pioneer of this state and Ramsey
Co.. Fla rmius IS my principal occupa-
ton: 1 have bad several years exper-
fence in Business and railroading in
several capacities; and guarantee If
nominats ed and elected to work for the
best interests of North Dakota and
especially Ramsey Co. Please remem-
Der me with an x at the Primaries
june 26th and; the same will be ap-
preciated. & & .5s
NJ. d Butler,
n y. q Brocket, ~. D.
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;#eSfaasSlys!!!as9l I s:l.lyly LASTS

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enough in mans own neighborhood
to convince him that he can be a sue
cessful candidate for Office, it usually
denotes character that cannot be Dues
toned as to honesty.
Reports from the northern portion
ef'the county are indeed very favorable
for Mr.. Robert Wallace's candidacy
for the Republican nomination for
Sheriff Of Ramsey county. Mr.. Wal.
lace has served the people of Ramsey
county heretofore, in the capacity OF
Deputy Sheriff and during that time
established q record which any man
might envy. ,sls s,.:5 III
There can be no doubt that, il elect
ed, Mr.. Wallace will be constantly on
the JOB, and will carry out the duties
of his Office to the fullest extent
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1912-05-31
FALSELY ACCUSED.

!: L. J. Wehe, Progressive Republican
candidate for the office of States At
torney, has been accused falsely of
being Democrat in 1910 and Re-
publican in 1912, or in other words of
piling on the band wagon which prom
ises to make the biggest noise. When,
Mr.. Wehe announced his candidacy for
States Attorney in 1910 he published
the following letter in the Inter-Ocean
OF October 2Sth, 1910:
ITO the Electors of Ramsey County,
a:....Allow me to announce to you that +
have decided to run for states attor-
ney Of this county, and that will ap-
preciate your support. In making this
announcement wish to call your at
4tention to the fact that l have con-
scented to make the race only after re-
|peated requests and demands not only
from this city but from all parts Of
the county. The law and order ele-
[ments seem to be behind these re-
quests and demands that I make the
race as the Democratic candidate on
La non-partisan basis, and it is with this
understanding that I have consented
to make the run. The Democratic
nomination came to me without de
mand or request on my part at the late
primaries, by members Of that party
writing my name on that ballot, as
their party had no candidate for that
position. wish it clearly. under
stood that in making the race fol
states attorney at this time it is done
with the understanding that it is 8
Enon-partisan fight for clean politics
and law enforcement, and not 9;as Re
| publican ::or "a Democrats although m,
name will appear on the .Democrati,
ballot and that you will have to VOTE
for me on that ticket, but that 1 wan
you to vote as a citizen, overlooking
personal parties in this matter. !,
If elected will do my. duty as lait
down by the Constitution and enacte,
in the laws Of this state. 80.
! Respectfully submitted,
/. 4 :s.} 'tf r.ss. ,LAUREAS u. IWEHE.
! Devils Lake. N. D., October 10Th
1910. IT, I'll; M.
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FOR "a. MEMBER THE LEGisL-.A,,
URE. /. ,Ssy*

.S*l wish to announce to the voters of
ramsey County that8I ANA candidate
for 70 the nomination as member Of the
legislature from the tWenty-first legIs-
slatiYe district on the repub lican ticket
and solicit tie support Of the republi.
ga voters 5esl' of the district at the pr
z ss aries on June 26th: # nominated
and elected win during my term Of
ct office assist toS We best Of my ability
n the passage OF good, wholesome,
pro gressive Legislation. .sss
HOMER REsLER,
5+Y55s StarkWeather, N. OAK;
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E. II. Griffin
Republican Canei late Fer Nomination For
Judge Of the County Court n.
Primaries. June i26, 1912 Il.

81,
The office of County Judge requires
business experience and a knowledge
of the law. Ssi 5e SIS b. s55s ss5%
; I have been principal of graded
schools for five successive years and
have had eight years Of actual BUSH
ness experience. .. v ..=.3
4 In 1909 was elected Assistant.
Chief Clerk Of the House Of Repre-
sentatiyes of the state of North Da-.
kota .:.. N 5 81 ,#
In 1911 i was by unanimous vote
elected Chief Clerk of the same body
{. On page 2147 Of the Journal Of the
House Of representatives is found the
following resolution: l#4s
%s5 Mr.. Price, introduced the following
resolution and moved its adoption.
Whereas, the members of the House.
are re keenly alive to the fact that the
{ efficiency eff and untiring industry of the
Chief Clerk p. H. Griffin have greatly
facilitated the work Of this assembly.
and appreciate greatly his good TEN.
per and kindly assistance; and be-.
liyeing that the work Of the Chief.
Clerk has been dispatched with great
accuracy acc r.; and speed; he has at ali.
times r given his best efforts to dispatch
4; the business of the house; his couIrta-s
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Candidate for States sttarnex. q

81 hereby announce ssyself as a re.
S,'f''ican s. candidate for the nomination
~ States Attorney 4At' r at the coming June
primaries believe ID the square
deal deal for a llH.. TO The end that govern.
s1 II assures to US all son5 an equal
~ ooti,lg security and contentment In
tssir b.i;fsi ness and social grsiati lions.
1A TREAS Js VEfIE. s
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.sERNT ANDERSON 81

In another column of this issue Mr..
Bernt Anderson announces his candi.
dacy on the Republican ticket for. the
nomination for Representative from
this district. s .t5. s2., s3:.: &,
There is no doubt but what every s,s
voter in Ramsey county Is acquainted
with Mr.. Alnderson's record during the
terms he has served il this capacity
and of his untiring efforts IN working
at all times to the best interests 81
Ramsey county: u. II. II +. i. 81
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\ THEY WERE MISPLACED.

While Mr.. Wehe's stand pat oppo-
nent is writing such fowery edi-
torials about himself it might prove
very interesting to a majority of the
Republican voters if he would in some
manner explain the mysterious disap-
pearance ~ of those two petitions
for an election to decide as 10 whether
or not Devils Lake would have the
commission form Of government, 81
& When the first petition was present
ed by a committee Of business men to
i the city council, it was passed upon
by the city dads, but as a last resort
Mayor McClory nabbed the paper and
turned It over to the city attorney
that he might investigate its Legality.
After waiting some time for the city
zattorney's report the council asked
him what had been done with the pc
4 tition and he replied that he had
either misplaced it in his Office orsit
had become lost. = "A 5sss
a second petition was circulated ana
signed ny the number OF voters re-
sqnired by law and as before was nab
bed BY tie Mayor and handed over to
tine City Attorney. AT the next meet
Ing the City Attorney was again asked
1 for his report, but came back with the
same reply he had either misplaced
i it ii his office, or 1t had become lost
What wonderful supply OF ability
and integrity a man must possess who
viii take part IN a trick of this kind
and still have the nerve to ask the
people for their vote that he II might
also serve as States Ia torneys
nor oRe who il acquainted with the
tactics ef these gangsters, 4 trick Of
! this kind ID easily reasoned out The
law states that when q petition signed
by a certain number of legal voters -
presented that the city council must
authorize al election that fie voters
may decide Oh the quest en The gang
knew that IL Tia question of tIs Com.
naissi0n form Government ever
came ID 4 vote of ths people that nc
would garry BY Id oyerWhe Ginning ma
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JUDGE OF THE COUNTY COURT.

/ hereby announce myself as 9 candi-
date for the Office Of Judge Of the
County Court Of Ramsey County on
the Republican ticket subject to the
decision. OF the voters at the Primary
election on. June 26th, 1912 Should !
be nominated and elected I hereby
pledge my undivided time and atte N
ton! to the duties o. the office. Your
vote and support are especially solic-
lted. \ II w " 4. s5;i.
\: II. '.s Yours respectfully, Isl. 4 I
..s ,5ss #5s; s.t H. j. HINCK.f::4