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The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1912-07-29
The Four.Inch Toe.

Seattle Post-Intelligencer: The shoe,
say a st. Louis dress reformer, is
mans monumental and lasting evolu-
tionary blunder; 1t is the symbol Of
his fallibility and the mark OF his In
.teilectual limitations. In the con-
struction OF the shoe man has made all
the mistakes he is capable Of, done all
the damage he could contrive and set
himself down as an artisan who would
be a disgrace to the eoIithic age. The
shoe, the indictment inferentially re-
cites, is uncouth and an esthetic abom-
ination, a c~ontraption OF constructive
torture, and Is provocative OF human
ills, listed as long as a democratic
platform.
TO which all the little brothers OF
the bunion, the little sisters OF the
corn, the legions of the aching instep
the myriad of the ingrowing nan viii
subscribe a indicative assent. The
human race no longer has a best foot
to put forward; it has two gnaa1ed and
calloused extremities upon which II
hobbies in pain and in sorrow all iii
days, all because Crispin lacked an.
atomicaI knowledge when he whitfield
out his last. The shoe may safely b,
assailed to any ytrulent extent; 4
hasn't half as man friends al a trusi
or a man with a Wall street business
ADDRESS CleaTiyy REFORM - nS6ded q,
to the shoe.
Tho st Louis dress refor1ner ha,
solved the difficulty. The toe OF TIL,
adults shoe should be four inches wide
Shades of Cinderella and all the one,
triple AS, four inches wide. Never
Pause with closed lids and picture tn,
lady-you-Itke-bes pitter-pattixg dowa
the street wearing pumps with a four,
inch beaml Imagine yourself careless
iy loliing in b hammock with oxford
that would fit a ~C1ydesdAlef That th,
shoes Of the present have their fault
Of design, that they are many AMI
grteyous we will admit. but Ii their In
EQUITIES were tenfold blacker we woul,
still draw back in horror and ioathini
from the four-incl toe. There ar
some lengths to which we Will not Is
| for health or even for comfort.
It's sad TO think that most reform
are advocated on the theory of q four
! inch~to ia millennium.
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WOMAN DEAD
Dubuque Woman Died at Fargo Hos
pitaI-Was Wife of Travelling
Man Well Known Here.

Mrs. Regina M. Dolan of Dubuque,
Ia, passed away at Of the local
hospitals late Saturday evening and
her remains will be shipped this after
noon to her former home in Iowa by
Undertaken Dougherty, who prepared
the body for burial
The deceased was only % years old
at the time of her death and is sur
vived by her husband, w. j. Dolan,
a well known travelling man, and a
little girl 6 years old. Although Mr..
Dolan makes his headquarters at his
old home in Dubuque, he did not live
there and his wife Travelled with him
much of the time.
On their arrival in the city three
weeks, ago she was taken Ill and sent
to the hospital where she passed away
Saturday.
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washington Star; Mrs. Fannie
King. who lives on Browning street IN
Deanwood. is thoroughly convinced OF
the authenticity of that story about
Jonah and the whale, because she has
had q somewhat similar experience.
with a frog cast for Jonah's part and
she herself having a role similar IN
many reanects to that Of the whale.
Last August Mrs. King had occasion
to take q drink Of water from the well
back OF her house. 1t was dark. and
she couldn't pc whether anything was
In the water or not, but she thought
she swallowed some object. 1t did not
worry her, however, until this spring,
when the frog (for such 1t was she
had swalIowed) began to stretch out
his legs and take little journeys Of ex-
ploraticn.
she naturally became very nervous,
and sent for a doctor. She told him
her idea OF what was the matter with
her. but he laughed at the suggestion
putting her troubles down to nervous
ness. she sent for more doctors, with
the same result. While one Of the
doctors was there the frog emitted g
long howl or chirp. or whatever sound
1t il that d frog enlits, but stu the
doctor remained increduious.
Finally in desperation Mrs. Kine
went To me emergency hospital and
succeeded in perguading DR.. Heintzer
that there was something unusual the
matter with her. He called at heE
house the next day and removed ths
| intruder with the aid Of a stomach
pump. THE frog was seven inches
long. very thin, somewhat ~naigshapeK
and covered with large spots. He liv.
ed only ten minutes exposed to this
| more severe climate OF the outer air
| Mrs. King says that the frog followed
her around the room when 1t heart
her voice, 80 she led from the room
and did not witness It's lasts gaspg.
AT present the from is adjoining chi
manted Of the king home, preserved u
alcohol.
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SUMMON.

state OF North Dakota, county OF
Cass, in district court Third judicial
district.
Frances Williams plaintiff, VS. j. F.
williams, defendant.
The state of North Dakota 70 the
above named defendant:
You are hereby summoned to an
swer the complaint in the above en-
titled action. which has been filed in
the ONCE OF the clerk of the district
court OF the Third judicial district in
and for the county Of Cass and state
of North Dakota, and to serve a copy
Of your answer to the said complaint
on the subscriber at his Office in Fargo
in said county and state within thirty
days after the service of this SUM
mons upon you. exclusive of the day
Of such service; and in case OF your
failure to appear or answer, Judgment
will be taken against o by default
for the relief demanded in the com
plant.
H. r. MILLER,
PLAINTIFFS Attorney, Fargo,N N. d.
CJuly 20; Aug. 5, IL, 10. rs; Sept. %,
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Leslie Welter says one scene of ac-
tivity on the new surrey-Minot line.
soon to connect with Fargo and Moor
head is the new town OF Prosper
twelve miles northwest of Fargo.
About a dozen new buildings are in
course of construction including a
spacious elevator, and here too the
Great Northern is constructing q res
ervoir for water supply about the size
of the one at Casselton. eve are
shipping sand and gravel for building
purposes from vi pits at Buxton"
added Mr.. Welter.
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Canadian northwest, so to 81, clear;
northwest, 81 to 81, generally clear.
20; Duluth, .01. West, SIS to 70, gem
orally clear. Davenport, .02; Des
Moines, "a; Chicago, .Is; Springfield.
"a. Southwest, So to rs, clear Ok
lahoma city, OF: Kansas City. .06:
Wichita, .02; Amarillo, OF. Ohio
valley, So to "a, cloudy. Columbus.
10; Indianapolis, IA.
Chas. e. Lewis & Co.
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CLAY COUNTY BUDGET
Provides For Enlargips and Remodel.
ina Jail 5uiIdins-$15,ooo In Rev
emu Fund as Nest Egg.

The commissioners Of Clay county
have prepared the budget Of expenses
for the coming year, as a basis for
the annual levy, The estimated cur
rent expenses amount to $42,600, but
there is $15,60o cash on hand in the
revenue fund, leaving $4,000 TO be
levied for.
Jail to Be Improved.
In addition to the amount to be
levied for the evenu fund, a levy
has been made of $4,000 for enlarg-
ing and ~remodeling the county jail;
$4,000 for bridge and road fund, and
$4,000 for interest fund, making q to-
tai OF $4,000 to be raised for county
purposes but Of the assessments just
made. In the expense items the one
of salaries, $1S,S15, and the Of dis
trict court expenses, $4,000, are the
two lowest items in the budget. The
miscellaneous expenses are estimated
at $4.T55.
Added to the budget, just made by
the county commissioners, there must
be the item of $4,000 for sinking fund
made under the law in January al
the annual meeting. With this item
the total amount to be raised by levy
will be $4,000, little over $4,000 less
than last year when the amount to be
levied for vas $bS,0SS.
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Duluth Flax.
Beef Prices.

5est. Paul, MINI, July 29.-Cattle A.
SOC; killers steady at rs cents lower;
steers $6.009S.50; cows, heifers 1925
@7.e0; calves 6 cents higher $4,000
$50; feeders steady at strong, $3.50
$50.
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Continued From Page One
were announced this noon at the state
fair offices.
The Bic Parade.
The great livestock parade proved
a grand success President Lewis and
Secretary Talcott have been highly
complimented for this feature of the
fair.
The procession was headed by the
president and Senator Talcott driving
a four-in-hand. They received q great
ovation as they passed the grandstand
which is a recognition Of their efforts
in making the fair such q success.
Putnam's band followed, after which
came the Percherons, the Shetland
ponies, the cattle, pigs and sheep in
pens. The crowd expressed its ap-
prevail by loud applause.
AS the livestock passed the grand
stand Starter Reeves announced the
exhibits from the Judges stand.
Later the winners OF the trophies
were called upon the judges stand
where they were presented their sill
yer cups.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1912-07-29
Worlds Shipments.

wheat-American, 2,1s2,ooO; Rus
sian, 2,0s0,o0o; Argentine, 2,32o, 900;
India, 2,5o4,ooo; Danubian, 10000;
Australian, $4,000; Austria Hungary.
II 5000; Chill, N. f., $4,000; total.
10, $4,000 bushels. Corn-American,
none; Russian, $4,000; Danubian.
7S5, 900; Argentine, 4,4S7, 900; total, s.
$4,000 bushels.
Chas. e. Lewis & Co.
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Which motion prevailed on a OF
the roll, Rusch. Heath, Kelley. Mar
tin and Landblom voting aye.
1t was moved by Commissioners
Kelley. and seconded by Commissioners
Landblom, that to properly equalize
the returns Of the assessors Of the
county on the item of separators run
by steam. the following list OF changes
be made in the different assessment
districts specified, to-Wit:
C.-awako-. r,In hu afaan-
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Chicago-we have the following re-
ports from B. w. Snow:
Motifs, Kans.-Oats making 30 bush
els and wheat 10 to 20 bushels.
Clearwater, Kans.-Wheat yielding
10 to 20 bushels, oats Is upward, too
hot and dry for corn.
Covington, okla.-Hot and dry but
corn Is still looking fairly well. Wheat
making IL to 20 bushels, oats 80 to
40 bushels,
Lynch, Neh.-Corn doing we'll
Ashton, lave are having some
showers but weather has been all
right. ~
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Rust nj Forks,

Chicago, July 29-John Tnglis wires
Logan & Bryan from Grand Forks, N.
D., July IS: Found rust spreading
here, not bad yet but dangerous.
Much Of the wheat ahead Of 1t. but
quite ar acreage that 10 late can be
badly damaged.
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Livestock Receipts

Chicago, July 29.-Hogs 10000, left
ver 4,786, SOLO cents lower; light
$7.75@s.30; mixed $7.40@S.20; heavy
$7.20@8.20; rough $7.20@7.40; cattle
10000 steady to 10 cents lower; sheep
rs, 1000 steady.
Kansas City, July 29.-Hogs $500;
cattle 1900; sheep 5000.
Omaha, July 29.-Hogs $500: cat
tie 1900; sheep $4,000.
Chas. e. Lewis & Co.
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t4oward Moodvs

Great sale tomorrow. Read all the
items that are advertised. Best bar
gaine this store ever offered.
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New York Produoe.

st. Paul, Mimi, July 29.-Butter
steady; receipts, 5000 tubs; creamery
extras 27@Ac; frsts, 26@Mc; state
dairy, finest, Csc; process extras, 26c;
f1rsts, 23h @24hc; factory current
make, frsts, 22@23c.
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LyIeya Niah+ Letter.

Larimore. N. D, July 2s-BIack
rust is here. Have not been as op-
timistic as some others on the wheat
crop OF the three states, but this is
the first day / have found q feature
of impairment. The rust is in the
early stage and most seen on corn and
potato ground. Think it is getting
quite general in Red river valley.
Wheat is well advanced but there is
muc hthat is susceptible OF impair
ment. Crop will o go 100000 o
bushels. Harris. Whitman q co.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1912-07-29
Weather Forecast.

Enthusiastically fair tonight and
Tuesday, cooler In south tonight.
Indiana-Fair tonight with cooler
in northwest, Tuesday fair.
Internationally fair tonight and
Tuesday, cooler in south and east to-
night, ..r.
Wisconsin-GeneraIly fair tonight
and Tuesday. cooler tonight. ,,.-..s
Minnesota-GeneraIly fair tonight
Iowa, North and South Dakota,
Nebraska and Enthusiastically fair
tonight and Tuesday, not much change
in temperature.
Montans-GeneraIly fair tonight and
Tuesday. cooler in southeast tonight.
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Which motion prevailed on call of
the roll, Rusch, Landblom, Heath, KEEL
ley and Martin voting ave
On motion the board adjourned to
meet at 2 o'clock, p. M. all members
voting aye on call Of the roll.
Afternoon Session (f1th).
Board met at 2 o'clock, D. m, pur-
suant to adjournment with all mem
bers present.
It was moved by Commissioners
Martin, and seconded by Commissioner
Kelley that to properly equalize the
returns OF the assessors OF the county
on the item of horses, the following
list OF changes be adopted in the diff
ferent assessment districts specified.
to-wit:
Horses, / years Old
Increase Decrease
Per Cent Per Cent.
Barnes township 1890. 10
Fargo township ....... %
Horses, 8 Years Old and Over
CasseIton township 49,. 10
Fargo township ...... 5
Harwood township 80. 10
Highland township -. 10
Raymond township 80. 10
Which motion prevailed on call of
the roll. Rusch, Heath, Landblom. Kel-
ley and Martin voting aye.
It was lnoved by Commissioners
Landblom, seconded by Commissioner
Rusch that to properly equaiize the
returns Of the assessors of the county
on the item Of stations, the following
Hist OF changes he adopted in the diff
ferent assessment districts specified,
to-wit:
stations
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PROCEEDINGS OF THE
BOARD or EQUALIZATION
cass Ceanty, North Dakota
Monday, July tst, 1912.

Monday July 1st, 1914
The board or county commissioners
met az Q o'clock 4. IA, a. provided by
law as a board OF equalization FOR
the purpose OF equa1izing the returns
of the different a~ssessment distr1cu
of Cass county. as equaIized by the
local boards; the board being In SEES
sion and ~adjourning from day 70 2
until Monday. July 9Th, at 8 O'CLOCK
a.. IA.
Monday, July 9th, 1912.
Board met at 8 o'clock, a. M, pur-
suant to adjournment. with all mem
bers present except Commissioner
Kelley.
1t was moved by Commissioners
Landblom and seconded by Commis-
sioner Martin that to properly equaliSe
the returns Of the different assessment
farm lands. the following list OF
changes be adopted in the districts
specified, to-wit:
Farm Lands
Increase Decrease
Per Cent. Per Cent
Addison township $3.50.
barnes township ...s.- 10
Pleasant township 80. 5
Wiser township $500. 10
Village OF MapletOn -. 10
Leonard township $3.50. 10
Ayr township ......... !
Which motion prevailed on call o.
the roll Rusch, Landblom. Heath anc
Martin voting aye; Kelley absent ant
not voting.
On motion the board adjourned te
meet on Tuesday, July 9Th, at !
o'clock, a. M. all members present
voting aye on call of the roll.
Tuesday, July 9Th, 1912,
Board met at 8 o'clock, g. M, pur'
suant to adjournment, with all mem
beers present.
The board spent the day comparing
assessments on the item OF structures
on farm lands, and on motion ad'
journed to meet again Thursday. July
18th at 8 o'clock, q. m, all member
voting aye on call of the roll.
Thursday, July 1dths 1912.
Board met pursuant to adjournment
at 8 o'clock, q. m. with all member
present.
1t was moved by Commissions
Heath and seconded by Commissions
Rusch that to properly equali5e tn,
returns OF the assessors OF the count!
on the item Of structures on farm
lands.
Structures on Farm Lands
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Minnesotans Like Fargo Fair.

Crookston Times: Mr.. and Mrs. F.
r. Slyter were among those who at
tended the fair at Fargo, and were
very much pleased. They say the
attendance was big, exhibits fine, stock
excellent, with entertainment and ac-
commodations splendid.
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Which motion prevailed on call or
the roll, busch, Heath, Landblonn,
Martin and Kelley voting aye.
It was moved by Commissioners
Martin and seconded by Commissions
Kelley. that to properly equalize the
returns of the assessors of the county
on the item Of separators run by gas,
the following list Of changes be adopt
ed in the different assessment dis
tricts specified, to-wit:
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call elsewhere. we are still friendly
to December corn.
Oats-Rains in parts OF the oats
country over Sunday along with the
corn strength helped oats. Despite
the rains there were enough oats run
ming to make estimates OF 2se cars TO
show on tomorrow's sheet So today.
Chas. e Lewis & Co.
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NorthMaat Waafhar-

VFWNHFWVH
Thief River Falls-Clear, calm, so.
Glenwood-Clear, calm, IS.
Enderlin-Part cloudy, so.
Hanhnson-LAght northwest wind,
So.
Bisnarck-Cloudy, calm, 80.
Harvey-Part cloudy, SIS,
Portal-Clear, 55. y.
Chas. e. Lewis & Co.
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Increase
Per cent.

which mOIlOu pESNallSu On CAlA VI
the roll. Rusch, Landblorn, Iyeath,
Martin and Kelley voting aye.
1t was moved by Commissioner
kelley, seconded by Commissioners
Martin that TO properly euualize the
returns OF the different assessors OF
the county on the item Of sheep, the
following list Of changes be adopted
in tte different assessment districts
specified, to-wit:
Sheep
Increase. Decreage.
Per cent. Per cent.
Barnes township ......S0
Leonard township . As
Maple River township. 20
Watson township ..... 30
Village of Tower City 20
which motion prevailed on call OF
the roll, Rusch, Kelley, Martin. Heath
and Iandblom voting aye.
III was moved by Commissioners
Heath. seconded by Commissioners
LandbIon1, that 10 properly equalize
the returns Of the assessors OF the
county on the item of hogs, the fol-
lowing list Of changes be adopted IN
F 10y i9SG = yA&daHfS 1# a6
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Which motion prevailed on call OF
the roll. Rusch, Martin, Kelley, Heath
and Landblom voting aye.
1t was moved by Commissioner
Heath, seconded by Commissioner
Martin, that to properly equalize the
returns of the assessors of the coun-
ty on the items of cattle, the follow
ing list of changes be adopted in the
different assessment districts speci-
fed, to-wit:
Cattle
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Crookston Times: The Meadow
Lawn herd which was exhibited at
the North Dakota state fair at Fargo
during the past weak, carried away
the championship honors In the cattle
show with both male and female ex-
hibits and for age herd.
G. s. Bunnell, who attended the fair,
returned yesterday and is enthusi-
astic over the exhibits and. the crowds,
1.-THE fair was by far the best ever
held in North Dakota" said Mr.. Bum
nell. "I do o know when I ever
saw a better exhibit Of machinery
than shown here. Traction engines
in full operation were all over the
place and there were many new pieces
that had not been shown before, The
entertainment feature was not over
looked and the prosperity Of the state
was indicated by the enormous
crowds
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Which motion prevailed on call OF
the roll, Rusch, Heath, LandbIom, Kei-
ley and Martin voting aye.
It was moved by Commissioner
Rvsch. seconded by Commissioner
Heath, that the properly equalize the
returns Of the assessors OF the coun-
~ on the item Of wagons, that the
following list of changes be adopted
in the different assessment districts
specified, to-wit;
Wagons
Increase. Decrease.
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Bartlett Frazier Co.


Liverpool July 2S.-wheat opened
unchanged; corn unchanged.
Liverpool, July 2S-(1:30 .. M
Wheat opened easy u to q lower;
corn unchanged to Y lower.
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lie Count's Report-

Casselton. N. D., July 29.-All wheat
in this locality slightly affected by
black rust, condition not serious vet.
Think with favorable weather damage
win be slight. but there is already
some damage. Fine north wind to-
day, weather cool, clear and favorable.
Chas. e. Lewis a Co.
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CLOSING CabIes,

Liverpool-Wheat closed unchanged
and ga lower; corn, Nd lower.
Paris-Wheat closed unchanged to
Nc higher; -four, TX higher.
Antwerp-Wheat closed sd higher.
Berlin-Wheat closed unchanged.
Budapest-Wheat closed sc higher.
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Grain Receipts.

Chicago-Wheat 277 cars; last year,
472 cars; corn, IA cars; last year 48
cars; oats, SO cars; last year, ESQ cars.
Observation-Disclosures, 1873 cars; last
year. 223 cars. Stock wheat decreased
10000 bushels for two days.
Duluth-Wheat 10, cars; last year,
80 cars.
Winnipeg-Wheat 10S cars; last
year, SO cars.
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OF STOCK
ON SATURDAY
were announced this noon at the state
fair offices.

Continued From Page one.
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Rroo.nhaIRa Report.

Liverpool. July 29.-Vorld's ship
ments wheat last week, total l0,352,008
bushels; previous week 1852, 900; last
year 10,44S.0 0 bushels: corn last week
5.619,000; previous week ~6,7SS,000
bushels; last year 3,416,0 o. bushels.
The wheat market was dull at the
opening with the undertone steady n
prices unchanged. The weaker Amer
lean cables on Saturday were offset
here by the firmness Of plate offers
and a better demand for cargoes ar
irving. Following the opening there
was some disposition to take profits
and a decline of " to 70 occurred.
Pressure was attributed to more fav-
vesting, improved reports from Cam
ada and the liberal worlds ship
ments to the United Kingdom. At
1880 p, m. the market was easy and
" to q lower than Saturday.
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FrOq II Her Stomach.

PLAINTIFFS Attorney, Fargo. N. D.
Gully %; Aug. 5, IL, 10. rs; Sept. 2
Imperial Valley press., 1912-07-15
.UKtAI EXPOSITION
OF WORLDS WARES
TO Be HELD IN 1915

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