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Burke County News.

Bowbells, N. L. Feb. 1s.-To The
Forum: Mrs. Carl Mathiason com
mitted suicide at the family home
sixteen miles southwest of Bowbells
on Sunday last, using %strychnine as a
means of elf-destruction. Deceased
was Sc years OF age and leaves a fam
lily consisting Of a husband and four
sons. Dependency as the result of
continued poor health is given as the
cause.
Sheriff Stainhofer vas notified one
day last week to be on the lookout for
an Insane man who was reported to be
on a train passing through Bowbells.
The man was located and taken before
the insanity board where it was not
difhcult to arrive at the conclusion
that the unfortunate should be placed
for safekeeping. He made many con-
Trajectory statements, claiming differ
ent names and places of residence. He
claimed most emphatieally that he had
been confined in a washington state
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low the knee. DIR. Arneson was caaleu
to set the leg and the boy ~ gettins
along as well as can be expected.
About a dozen ski sports were Gown
on the hill on Sunday to practice up
for the ski tourney on Feb. %.
otto Knapp made a trip TO Hahaf
on Wednesday, returning THURSDAY.
Mr.. and Mrs. Oien came back ron
Marvel on saturday to stay. ms
shows that Pskin is a good place.
DR.. JeIstrup was called to 3 =
Quam's residence on Thursday even
Ing.
The Pekin orchestra went to Me-
Vile on Friday.
A lot OF grain is coming in every
day.
Al crowd of young people spent sur
day evening with Mr.. and Mrs. Peter
Hodme.
Miss Lonson, teacher in the primary
room, was up to Lakota taking the
examination on Thursday and Friday
Cor. p.
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Lakota had . IRE scare.
The band at Esmond was reorgan-
lied.
A new s~ehoolhouse is demanded at
Aneta.
Better train service is wanted at
Leap year weddings are occurring
frequently.
Grow eorn and keep your land clean
and fertile.
4 ary farming cons sSssrs.. may BE held
Political discussions are lively in
Divide county.
The dairymen OF the state are great
~ interested in siIos.
@|A
Joe Davis Of Mercer county is eharg-
ed with stealing a horse.
@HA
Williston is flirting with a commits
sion system OF government.
%N1~
The farmers elevator at Edinburg
may handle farm machinery.
Some day Pembina county will set
tie the Meridian road proposition.
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The independent lumber sellers viii
meet in Fargo the latter part OF Feb
ruary.
Paul Brokofsky. the new boss of The
Dogden News. is improving the pub
LEGATION.
Mercer county-so long without rail-
way connection-may soon have two
railways.
Visiting county commissioners in
~vestigated the Cass county poor farm
while in Fargo.
A New England, Hettlnger county,
man, was shot in the heel. His name
wasn't Achilles.
The newspaper boys continue to
hand bouquets to Commissioners OF Ag-
riculture Gilbreath.
600
Things are looking up at Napoleon
in a musical way-since the reorgani-
zation of the band.
900
The usual number of people were
bunged up while loading and unload
ing large chunks of ice.
There was great disappointment
over the decision of the @. n. not to
extend the Stanley branch from Wild
rose to the Montana line.
Now is the time to purchase farm
lands. There is no method of reason
ing by which you will be able to con-
vince yourself the price will aver be
lower.
LaMoure county is said to have can
didates for governor, lieutenant gov
ernor, commissioner of insurance and
Congressman it isn't q very large
county either.
Minot furnishes three congressional
candidates in Blaisdell, Davis and De-
vine. Dickinson people insist Simp-
son will put them and Norton all out
Of the running.
r. r. Schulz Of Sheridan county, ar
rested some time ago on a charge of
violating the prohibition law, was
surrendered by his bondsmen but later
secured a new set.
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Simon Meinovsky Thursday forenoon.
The funeral took place in the Catholic
cemetery. MIR. Meinovsky leaves a
widow and two daughters to mourn his
loss. He was living in town as a re-
tired farmer.
The dance given last Tuesday by
Mr.. and Mrs. John Kavka was well at
tended. The music was good. Ev-
erybody was pleased.
Monday Of this week H. Hemingson,
a music teacher in Park River, took in
this town in a plano tuning tour.
Cy Rumreich, a cousin OF DR.. e. A.
Rumreich Of Pisek, was the victim OF
a surprise party Monday evening. He
left Tuesday for his new position as
station agent. Cor, p.
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Pekin Nsms.

Pekin, n. D., Feb. 12.-To The Fo-
rum: The band had its rehearsal on
Wednesday last week.
Bert Klindworth anne UP from Klo-
ten to take in the hand practice.
We understand County Commission
er Enstad Is circulating a petition for
county treasurer.
James johnson met with a painful
accident last Saturday. He was
mounted on skis going down a hill
when he fell in some manner and
broke n of the bones in his leg be-
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North Dakot Kernels

Fargo fascinates.
The January "thaw" was tardy.
Socialists have been speaking at
Beach.
The stady Leader is after the school
system.
Some Divide county Offenders were
sentenced.
Democrats are to organize in Bill
lings county.
900
Richland county's new courthouse is
to cost s15O,O00.
Attorney Kelly OF Darlington had an
attack Of smallpox.
The Grano Tribune still has room
for more home ads.
eco
The knights Of Columbus had a
great time at Minot.
The peach crop is reported to have
been killed-some more.
go
The lid is on at Marmarth-to stay
according to The Mail.
coo
A year ago the death of Editor Jew
ell Of Bismarck occurred.
@&M
The Steele Ozone wonders IL North
Dakota is becoming populistic.
600
There are fifty more school children
enrolled in Minot than a year ago.
600
Complaints are made of too much
noise in the p. o. lobby at Bottineau.
go
The Minot police arrested a man for
drunkenness and now believe he is i'm
sane.
The Energy Sun proposes to shine
for that section-continuousIy from
now on.
There are a number of insurgers
who endeayor to revive the ghost Of
Mckenzie.
The Devils Lake World wants some
one run out Of the town but mentions
no names.
W&%D
The editor of The Darcy CONNER
cial wants reports Of the good crops
in that section.
Frosted wheat will not be injurious
to live stock for feed-according to the
A. c. authorities.
600
More power ferries are to be estab-
lished across the Missouri in the north
western part of the state.
900
The Langdon elevator fire is said to
have been the work Of a frebug-and
to have been the third attempt.
600
w. A. Stickley, for years the popu-
lar editor of The Kenmare Journal,
will be with The Grand Forks Times.
900
The high school boys at jamestown
Melted $140 for the piano fund with the
minstrel performance they recently
put on.
w. P. Davies, president of the park
board at Grand Forks, seeks r~e-elec-
ton. "Nubs" has made a study Of the
park problem and is we'll informed.
~p@12
congressman Hanna writes that he
has a number of agricultural and 9TH
er bulletins and will send them to any
farmer making the request. He has a
list which he will send from which Sc
lections can be made
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Here is a message OF hope and good
cheer from Mrs. c. J. Martin, Boone
Mill, Va, who is the mother OF eigh-
teen children. Mrs. Martin was cured
OF stomach trouble and constipation
by Chamberlain's Tablets after FIVE
years of suffering, and row recon
mends these tablets to the public. Sold
by all dealers.
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sanitarium and that abusive treatment
caused his mental collapse. He stated
that before being liberated from the
.penitenitary he was crucified on a
cross between two thieves and seemed
to be the victim of many similar delu-
sions. He was committed to the
Jamestown asylum.
County Auditor Romine is purchas-
ing considerable blooded stock for his
Jersey stock farm six miles north Of
Bowbells. Cor. B. c..
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were present and had a fine time.

were present and had a fine time.
M. Laedal was driving around IN this
vicinity last week with a subscription
list for a church which il to be erected
near his place next summer. There
may be another church also erected
In the town of Sheyenne next summer.
Knut Elkre OF Barrie shot and killed
a wolf last week and the Limle boys
of Sheyenne took one in a trap.
Cor. III.
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Homestead News.

Homestead, N. D., Feb. 12.-To The
Forum: A number of local young
people participated in a dance at
Power on Feb. .
Mr., and Mrs. liver Sollyem were
pleasantly surprised by their numerous
friends, young and old. on Feb. 8 and
were presented with a fine sofa.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. Hovelson of Barrie
were the victims of a pleasant surprise
party on Feb. 10, when all the young
people from Sheyenne and Barrie
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pHYSICIANs.

G.. NJ. OLSON, NJ. D.-oFFICE HOURS:
10 to 10 a. M, ? to 4 p. m, Z to 1880
d. M. Phones; office T24-L, residence
1851. Practice limited to Office prac-
tice. Suite 20, Edwards Building, Broad
way and N. 2. Ave-, Fargo, N. ID.
DR.. p. ii. BUkTON-OFELCE HOURS
10 to u q. m. 2 70 0 and 8 TO 8 p. "a.
ONCE; Stern building. Phone tT3L.,
DIR. j. d. DILLON, HOMEOPATHIC
physician, deLendrecie block.
DRS. y, III. BAILEY 4 kAGHELMACH.
er. Specialists, eye, ear, nose ana
throat. Office hours, 3 to IL and 1870 Ia
D. OFFICES in the stern block.
DRS.' DARROW & WHlBLE, deLEND.
recle block. Office hours from 8 to 9
DIX. A. O. MORRIS, PHYSICIAN Ann
surgeon. onice over WilseF's drugstore.
Cos Front etreet. Hours 8 TO IL; y ia &
and z to 9. Telephone 1043-L, Office;
NICHOLS BROS, PHYSICIANS AMI
surgeons. Otriee COS Front street. oniee
hours; 10 to ~ a. M, 2 to s ana z 10 4
p. ~, Phones: Onice, $685. residence 276
DIR. J. L. SAVAGE, PHYSICIAN Ami
surgeon, 606 Front street.
J. w. VIDAL N. D., HOMEOPATHIC
physician and surgeon. Edwards block.
Fargo, N. p.
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. large ara representative meeting at
Grand Forks mex Tuesday and expects
the aeie84ses and electoral candidates
suggested ct that meeting will be en-
dersed by the voters Of the state.
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Feb. dear Ed
o There is one
unique. institution
in Washington,
and I must speak
of it briefly or ex-
plode. The insti-
tuition referred to
is George Wash
ington's personal
body servant. He
is a and
ubiquitous insti-
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Pissk News.

Pisek News.
Pisek, N. D.. Feb. Ito The Fo-
rum: The tolling of the church bell
last Tuesday announced the death of
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VISITING NURSE.

ed charities; i to 2 D.. M, No. ia Eightb
street south, phone 627. Residence is4s
Second Ave. So, phone 2O41-L. Hours.
$3.50 a. m. to 8 p, N. At the service az
physicians at any time.
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PIANO TUNER AND TEACHER.
PROS. WIN. KLIMMEK, TIA NIN7,H
avenue south. Master tuning and repair
ing. Phone 1341-L.
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ETAOINSHRDLU tuition and can be
found in the most surprising walks of
life. The first one | discovered was
running the elevator in our hotel.
He is the only surviving body serv-
ant of George washington. 1t is un-
necessary to prove it on him, for he is
perfectly willing to admit 1t. There
are believed to be but eighty-five or
100 other only surviving body servants
Of George Washington in this city, but
they are said to be scattered about
through other portions of the south
quite discriminatory. / have met
twenty or twenty-five only surviving
body servants, n I have been here
only a short time, and will probably
meet the rest of them before / leave.
George Washington must have been
surrounded by a standing army of body
servants.
AS / have stated, the first personal
body servant Of George Washington
met was running the elevator in our
hotel. He told us about 1T while we
were going from the first floor to the
second. Personal body servants of the
late George washington lose no time
We sighed deeply and handed him 81
in grateful appreciation OF services
rendered the truthful George. There
may be something in environment, hui
none of Georges weil-known truthful
ness ever soaked into any of his body
servants. The body servant RUNNING
the elevator looked to be about AZ
years old.
What's your name We asked, 2
6endish Sherlock Holmes idea hayine
penetrated our dome OF thought.
Abraham Lincoln Jones' he replied
with a face ais innocent DC guile as thal
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ATTORNEYS,

ttCrtN@ o.
BOTT, 81. j., LAWYER, SUITE Z, Pho
neer Life building, largo. N. D., Prae.
Minnesota.
MILLER, HENRY b., ATTORNEY AND
Councillor at Law, Over Fargo National
bank block, Fargo.
block, Broadway, Fargo. Probate prao.
tice q speciality.
ROBINSON, J, b., ATTORNEY AT Law,
612 Front street, Fargo. Practice In ali
courts. Tax cases a Speciality.
TURNER, III. H., ATrOkNEY AT LAW.
Offices In Edward building, Broadway.
Practice Ia all courts.
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0ENTlsTs

DENIISISs
1R. J. n. FRENETTE, DENTIST, OF.
Zee, Huntington block, over Bijou. En-.
trance On broadway, Fargo, N. d.
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BEAUTY PARLoRS.
NINE. MELIN, ELECTRoLYSIS, CHIRO,
pody and manicuTing. 1O5 Broadway.
Phone 7O8I.
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ARCHITECTS.
BROS, ARCHITECTS, o.
ices Douglas Bldg, 113 Broadway,
Fargo,
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ACCOUNTANT.
WALTER THoMPSoN-EXPERT 40
countant. Phone 500. iS41 Fourth Ave
nue. South, Fargo N. D.
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U ADDY began, "Once upon a. time there was an orphan giant baby
Evelyn closed her book and came over to listen.
"Hor exclaimed Jack, who was fond OF giant stories. "That
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NITED STATES or AMERICA.
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largely sItsudsSi b. soTrOUing friends
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The uEsiIe Hour. unuTe thPy aFrivpd
ana toinsd ihaIr dsstlnGuisbed unelr
several d8ys $50
T-her- wIl ~ Itsi- raj fsuilsiSy ~
ths While HsuS- unf1 STIR Thanhs
zirinE. uh-n ever fi'iuE Uili ishr 90
res life
AmnaE ID. soriai 'setoru q tbs aVAf
administration utn prohabl5 Ne ~
sna Mrs. Edaari BsaIc Nelsaaa
They hats uriihdr1Hn fr0m I'll serial
alaiFu for this Snuaah bae1lls u ~
death o. Mr.. MrLsspa uUthsr. Mr.
Ichn n. Mclean usO vas Ons q ~
pslHt important hosi~tsss IN WashtnE
ION. Mr and Mrs. NeI MILAN ssrs
made their hnme sinre their maria 3,
10 fhc ThoUlss = Nsiah a1us. e1rsp
.or 70. Seasons ih-y have Speat az
'-i.-u,lsliv. II. McLsan rOu1try pIDrv.
-isd ~ tl,s.ir Mar HsrfoT cO1niy bOuls
M Ic.s iBtsrstn= 10 an WHshias
iru aRs vii b" ~ and Mr. PsteTI
Gos,lr, Gerry, The latter a rVIEninL
- iI- here duTiRE a-s yOuaE uOman-
i1sd - NtisS Nafhilde TsWuSeud-
Tllcy uiIl rolae 10 WlEshtnEtua afserI
uartA =. wheu Mr Germ All Jake h.
seas - representative Of The SeC-rnsi
ssrio, Of Rhode Island. Uhtrh ~
-in1rs I'rov4denr ass Newport NJ.
ad Ne. GeSy tmuA huune nhlb..l
orty miles iFOm srOS td9uee In 'ate
,uInurr snd have LIVED th-rv duFiRE
Wr GeFry's campai ~ They Etu =
y Nsu Yark ioF tSr uia'sF. Uhrr'
~, aira havr . b1nsR ana lairF S.i
osac 20 NlHhiuglul- &aNi winter
by All take = ho1aR hsTe and have
bciF oHn es,abiisauleaS duriag NJ.
ssrry's stay IN Coa-FrGs. Mrs. Ger
. - dceply iSIrr-sied 10 Fointea- -
5er VERusnoR - DlSuI1ls saaSt@u
~ ta- ibFUsarFutit- R11vluetOl ElliHisr
tAgWed. she az 40, miss . session
md she oertspied = eonApieuaus $50
IN ths frOBi rOa "a tbe aPsctally r.
srrvcd Ea,lrry b-hi1i fh, pia;'OrU.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-11-13

The mar age q .Iizs erase Hodges.
izuzhtr- 81 PUsld.u Thomas HOaz-a
u ,be West virEiaa University. and
VI Francis Gibbs. of ufsesliBE. viii
axe plsrs On DrcsRSs'r 81 The ru-
zs<rr,cuf Was announced some time
aEn.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-11-13

No OIher ciiy Ia ~ WOFId OfFer
such . rpl-udtd moxiuS pauo-umA his
iortCsi. artisstc ana 5tch ~ > eharU
hat - inar-rribsbi- baf uhieh B.
hiihfuIiY tranurubsd b. NJ HSues
HluaH Tbs uries tarladca = vista
NOtre Daule. The r=snd I'D rhurrh
Ebuae hiatrry 10 Ia htasOTy o. Earis
lor me Bass so ysErs- Clu.e vtrus
Gin - sbopn Of 10. Gfo1g ehlIeEuu
ihus hsusi the Iow--r spus. THs aiats
teT EFtnaess Of ih-ue ehtneras Eahs
.-ai -s-l,i hOlh sFSfeupus al1 uncan-
~. Th~n comss ZIP 70 the ntsh1y
Panth-ua with IT. aat-4sir dane. to
hat exquisite old Palaee. the lio'ei q
-luay. tsc auaiHiCs' eatficc o. GOihte
HeAiSsrtur- IN I'sT.s che LDuvFa. und
. rAs sTasdeai pu.uiir sarAre in the
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-11-13

inE. TsIs S-r,!-r VII b-zis ~ '-'
O'elOoh.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-11-13

osrcernfu. ~Nts-sEE -raii5.ons "a AIT
a. ~. z-d Ms sii=aIrnasl az
lor~d fnr sons f.s-rD scaE1 - iAi'
s!rla usaer sl- dr. or o. tl- SSath
ArSi-sa iutcruafiou-l Picard % srsf
nrstain
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-11-13

CB KEFAUvER. CIsrk
lssaA U's .. & X. .. " VI
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-11-13

Ne Didn't Forget
Aed3dreD
Ho1s you. no. Chill
dEUa'S eOalG g httlO
,rl.ss. ~SIs also % -
haA and We teak ID
vantage Of the chance
:" ho0St up or already
fan Stock
Second FlOOr.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-11-13

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