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lowed by the best wishes of many
friends.
Miss Florence Gormley OF Second
avenue south returned home Monday
evening from a visit with friends at
Tower City.
Mr.. n Mrs. M. B. CasseI and
daughter of Hope, N. D., returned this
morning after visiting a few days with
Mrs. Vim. Staples.
Miss Genevieve Kelley was hostess
last evening at an informal gathering
of young friends in honor of her guest,
Miss Beatrice Gross of Mayville N. ID.
Edwin Shaw who has been spending
the summer on the ranch of his uncle,
S. j. Corbett, near Minot is expected
home soon accompanied by his cousin,
Miss Mollie Corbett, who will visit
her aunt, Mrs. E., T. Shaw for a few
the faculty of the Minot schools and
will remain until time for the opening
of school.
Mrs. w. j. Price and three sons.
Charles, Joe n Harold, left This after
noon for their new home in Chicago,
where they will join Mr.. Price, who
left several weeks ago TO accept al
excellent position with the Consolidated
Engineering Co., of thai city. Mrs.
great many informal home affairs since
the news of her departure has been
made known as she has a large circle
of friends who are loath to see her go
Mrs. Price vas entertained at dinner
en- familie at the home OF Mrs. s. II
the home OF Mrs. Swanson. Mrs. z. I,
Shaw of Eighth street north, one OF
Mrs. Prices closest friends, has enter
tanned Mrs. Price and family at her
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stone. Erskine Vance and Emmett

Stone, Erskine Vance and Emmett
A baby girl arrived ysstsrday ~ che
home Of MIR. and Mrs. j. e. johnson,
216 Broadway.
Mrs, =. Mclean OF Duluth is visiting
her sister, Mrs. John schuman OF Island
park for a short time.
Miss Pearl Bnnce returned rome last
evening from Minneapolis. where she
mas spent a pleasant vacation.
Mr.. and Mrs. Difired of Milwaukee,
WIS, are the guests for a few days OF
Mr.. and Mrs. 81. Boerth OF north Broad
Raymond A. Lawrence has returned
through South Dakota and Minnesota
points.
Mrs. ]. Suits and Mrs. VIM. Arnold Of
FIRST avenue north will cave this
afternoon for Wisconsin,, having been
called by the Illness OF their father.
Miss Frances Miller Of Appleton.
MINI, Is the guest for a few days of
MISS Marguerite Rupert of Eighth ave-
hue south. Miss Miller is en- route
home from Lyleton, Can, where h has
been visiting.
Miss Helen Crosby OF ST. Louis has
been the guest Of Mrs. A. w. McNair
or Eighth avenue south for the past
rev days and leaves tomorrow TO be
the guest of Mrs. Fl. II. Wheelock of
eighth avenue south until next week,
DR.. Paul Dryer, wife and child Of
Freeport, Ill, are visiting with the
doctors parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Nicholas
Bryer of Seventh street north. They
will take a trip through the west be-
fore returning to their home in Illinois.
Miss Violet Letford entertained a
party Of twenty of her younE friends
Il q q a. - 49, @ AnHnN
Dancing and games were features of
the evening and supper was served In
the dining ROOM, which was attractive
ly decorated with fall flowers.
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Social Notes

Miss Kathryn Pilot is the guest of
Miss Helen Lewis at Shotwell's point
on Lake Melissa. ID.
Mrs. Kern and children of Ninth
street south are enjoying a delightful
~jting at Lake Melissa.
Miss Louise Rusch celebrated her
sixteenth birthday anniversary on last
Der of her girl friends at a box party
at the orpheum.
Miss Myrtle Flaten who has been
spending the summer at Lake Melissa
Is enjoying a visit in Minneapolis. Her
parents, Judge and Mrs. ans will
close up their lake shore cottage this
week and return home. .
Mrs. 7. TwichelI n daughter, Miss
Abigail, came in from their farm at
Mspleton Tuesday, to be with Mrs.
Twichellis sister, Mrs. II. o. Clements,
who underwent an operation at st,
: Johns hospital IN Monday. Reports
although a little uncomfortable as yet
following the operation. she is recuper-
ating nicely.
Crookston Times: Yesterday after
: noon at 3 o'clock at the home of Mr..
: and Mrs. Knute Strande, Miss Inga
: Ophus, sister Of Mrs. Strande, was unit
I'd in marriage to VIM. Bergen, Rev.
]. LorentE officiating. The bride re-
: sided here before going to Fargo and
the bridegroom is a we'll known young
imam, playing In Putnam's band at Far
go, where the couple will reside, fol-
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Continued PaB9 Oues
and the evening was spent in social
conversation. smoking and loung1ng
about. There were no speeches, b
President Cray said during the even
Ing that he was always glad 70 be IN
Fargo; this is his second official visit
here, the first being when the Rollo
statue was unveiled and he was the
guest OF honor at a luncheon that was
given. He said that the company was
very much pleased that the Surrey
line is about completed, "for 1t opens
up a new territory" said he, that is
rich In business possibilities, and the
fact that Fargo will be greatly bene-
fitted is pleasing to us, Just as 1t is to
your people. It will mean q great
deal to the people of Fargo; 1t viii
mean the coming here of a large
number of railroad men who will make
their homes here; 1t will bring a large
amount OF business from the north
west which you do not now get. It
will mean a good deal to Minot, too,
which will try to get its share of bus
mess out OF the new line and in the
end tt will be a great benefit to the
entire state, for 1t will enable us to
handle the grain and other freights in
a better and more rapid manner than
We do now"
Left for Page.
This morning at z O'Clock the pri-
vate special OF the company pulled
out of the depot here, bound for the
town OF Page, as it was deemed not
to be entirely safe to take the train
right out of Fargo on the new con-
nection on the Surrey line. The train
will be switched at Bedford on to
the new line, when the officials will
go to Minot and inspect the entire
line, stations, sidings, etc. At Minot
there will be another reception tend
cred the railroad men, and they ex-
pect to have a pleasant time.
Plan Joint Celebration.
There is every likelihood that the
Fargo Commercial club will range
with the Northern Pacific for q spe-
cial train on the day that the first
regular train runs through from Fargo
to Minot and that In the -neighborhood
of 100 members Of the club will take
the train. Members OF the executive
committee are endeavoring to arrange
this matter with the Northern Pacific,
and President Gray last evening was
heartily in favor OF such a plan. It
is known that 1t Is the intention of
Minot to nave a big celebration on the
day of the opening OF the passenger
service and 1t is hoped that Fargo
and the magic city may work in har-
mony on this occasion. If the train
can be arranged It will consist of three
sleepers, n baggage ard combination
and dining car. 1t is the intention to
have the train go up to Minot over
the new line and come back over an
other, probably the Aneta. 1t will be
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skin and give you health and energy,
and should be kept handy in the house,
ness. -
I. X. L.: You can obtain quick relief
from burning, smarting eyes by fire.
quently dropping 2 or 5 drops of a
plain crystos eye-tonic in each eye.
This harmless tonic Is made by dissolv-
water. For soreness or for removing
foreign particles, as well as for granu-
lated lids, 1t is ~unequaled. To dull,
hstless eyes It viii Civ a youthful
use frequently oyercomes the need for
wearing glasses.
Esther H.: You cannot expect to have
a clear, fair skin so long as o con-
tinue using greasy creams and smother
the pores with powder. Make up and
use this plain almozoin cream-jelly,
followed by an application of the spur
max lotion (see answer to G. L,): Put
2 ~teaspoonfuis g1ycerine into VI pint
cold water, then add / ounce almozoin.
Let stand for several hours, then ap-
ply to skin and massage in well. b
OF pimpIes, biackheads, b~fotches, fine
lines, sallowness and other complexion
upsets. 1t also d~iscourages hairy
growths. ----
from o~yerfatness can be easily remed-
led If you will get 4 ounces parnotts
and dissolve in IN ptnts hot water,
then take a tablespoonful 3 times each
day. This harmless treatment gently
dissolves fatty tissues without incon-
venience and does not call for dieting
or violent exercise. You can reduce
your weight to where you want 1t anc
your flesh will be arm and the Skin
free from wrinkles. No possible dam
ger results from using the parnotts
| treatment, and there need be no fear
| OF the tat returning onc the treatment
4 49, Sx.FrAI #HlE#HUAW
x. H.: An excellent hair and scaif
tonic for summer months is made bs
| adding 1 ounce quinzOtn to n pint alec
| mol. then " pint water. This aInnosi
Instantly soothes the burning and stops
Irritation. It's continued use puts thf
scalp in d healthy condition and en-
courages a beautiful growth OF silky
brilliant hair. 1t is q good Idea u
shampoo occasionally with canthro1
(see answer to b. AL then use tn
quanxaIAR tonic once OK tEiea ZACH Wesk
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At the Hotels

L L. Devereaux is in the city from
Rugby.
A. R. Clifford of Grand Forks is in
the city.
S. Fl. Wilson Of Bottineau spent the
day in the city.
Or. E. w. MESSY of New Rockford
was In the city today.
c. O.. Halyum of Sharon was a Fargo
business caller today.
j. o. Moore n family of Crosby
were in the city today.
d. o. Tulligan of Bowbells was in
the city today on business.
o. r. Hart of Valley City mingled in
Fargo business circles today.
Mrs, Nellie Shaw of Fessenden spent
the day in the shopping district.
]. NJ Severn of jamestown was a
business visitor in the city today.
Matt Hankin of the town OF Chaffee,
is a business visitor to Fargo today.
w. P. Mccormick, the veteran travel
ing men, is a visitor to the city today.
A. d. Bossort of Table Grove, Ill, is
in the city and will have q look at the
land.
William wadsworth of La Belle. has
arrived in the city to loo after BUSH
ness matters.
o. N. Anderson OF starkweather, this
state, was a business visitor TO the city
this morning.
A. c. Has1eld, of Dickinson, arrived
in the city yesterday to look after
business affairs.
DIR. Charles Chase, or Coon Creek,
Mimi, was in the city today on pro-
fessional business.
G.. H. Knowles and A. Iverson, of
the town of Page, were business visi-
tors to he city today.
U Nielsen. Of Sparta. WIS, is a
ing and Is at the Webster.
apolis, ind, have arrived In the city
for a stay of a few days.
/. w. STANDBY n wife of the town
of Hope came into the city yesterday to
shop and visit their friends.
w. E. Richard of Devils Lake, ar.
| rived in the city yesterday evening and
is registered at the Waldorf.
f. E. Mullen n c. N. Johnson Of
town eople in the city today.
F. A. Thorkelson, Of Valley City,
came into town this morning to at
tend to some business AFFAIRS.
c.. L. Flaming of Raymond, Mimi, is
a business visitor to the city for a Few
days and is at n of the hotels.
Mrs. Charlie De Nault Abbott of
Jamestown, is a visitor to the city to-
day and is a guest at the Waldorf.
H. j. Thompson and L. j. Eaton, both
of Bloomington, Ill, are land seekers
who are In the city for a few days.
Guy Lynch, and J.. C. Myers of
Glendale, are transacting business In
the city today inc are hotel guests.
Frank Hubbard Of st, Thomas. this
state, has arrived In the city for a
stay of a day or two at the Prescott.
Walter and Fred Christine Of Pleas
ant Plains, ILL.,, are In the city n VIII
have a look at the land In this vicinity.
o. A. Culbertson and p. A. Branton
of Enderlin, this state, are on the
streets of Fargo attending to business
today.
Hon. p. J. McCIory of Devils Lake,
has arrived in the city for a stay OF
a day or two n Is a guest at the
Metropolis.
VI, Man and Fred Await. both OF
Prentice, Ill, are in the city at n oil
| the hotels and will see the land pros
poets ear Fargo.
Mrs. w. c. Mcdowell and daughter
he wife and little girl of Sen. Wesley
q. mcdowell OF LaMoure county, are
guests at the Gardner hotel.
4 .LL
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Health and Beauty Helps
BY MRs MAE MARTYN.

= G. l.; The hot sun and wind will not
fnjure u skin, even though 1t is deli
cate, IL you apply a spurn1ax lotion
each day, This lotion is made by add
witch hazel Cor hot water), then 4
ounces spurmax. Powder and rouge
are unnecessary when the spurmax
lotion is used, and IL you apply the
banishes tan and freckles and dispels
I the oily, shiny, blotchy condition. The
spurmax lotion is invisible when on
and is not affected by wind or perspira-
ton.
Myra: Each night apply pyroxin to
lash roots with thumb and f~oref1nger
and they will come in long and silky.
Your eyebrows will o thick and
finger tip. Be careful ana don't get
any where hair is not wanted.
Dorthy D.: Nc harm results when de-
tatone is used to Danish hairy CROWNS.
Just make a paste with sorne dela-
tone nj water, spread W. hairs and
in 2 or 3 minutes remove, wash the
skin, and every trace OF hair or fuzz
has vanished. Rarely is It necessary to
Use more h a application of della.
tone.
s. A.: Of course you cannot make
your hair look bright and pretty, be-
cause soap was never intended for
shampooing, az It causes the hair to
! grow streaky and brittle. Dissolve a
te~aspoonful canthrox in a cup hot
water and you will have enough mix.
ture for a delightfully."- soothing and
tnvigoratfng shampoo. The lather
created by canthrox allays scalp irri-
tatfon and dissolves dandru6 IA ex-
cess oil, and after rinsing well. the
hair and scalp are clean and sweet,
while the hair dries quickly, with an
even, rich color and beautiful gloss
Nothing compares with eanthrox for
keeping the hair silky, brilliant and
fluffy In hot weather.
Mrs. J. r.: Bolts indicate q poison
laden blood, and you car hope for little
relief until the potsons are eliminated
from the systena. In ~ pint alcohol
pour / ounce kardene, then put in "
auart. Take q tablespoonful before
each meal and you will soon be rid Oh
ssnnr bells. This toRIc will clear up the
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a i pocToR sAYs.

Everyone should use some little antiseptic
powder In the shoes. onnnIn the feet Ia
shoes. Is In Itself unnatural and causes a
moist or snnartIng condition. People Of
refinement now use daily, Aliens Foot
Ease, the antiseptfc powder to be shaken
into the shoes, and would as soon 60 with
out g denttfTice as without the use OF
Aliens Foot.Ease.
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a sBoost for Fargo" train in every
way and it is believed that there will
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OPENING OF new
FARGO-hINOT CUTOFF

CONTINUED Frora Page &c.
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Mrs. ]. Suits and Mrs. Wm. Arnold Of
First avenue north will cave This
afternoon for Wisconsin, having been
called by the Illness OF their father.
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Raymond Al. Lawrence has returned
20 Fargo after a very interesting trip
through South Dakota and Minnesota
points.
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MI. and Mrs. Difired of Milwaukee,
WIS, are the guests for a few days OF
Mr.. and Mrs. FL. Boerth OF north Broad
way.
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Miss Pearl Bunce returned home las
evening from Minneapolis. where sh
has spent a pleasant vacation.
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w Man and Fred Await. both OF
Prentice, Ill, are in the city at one of
he hotels and will see the land pros
poets near Fargo.
Mrs. w. G.. Mcdowell and daughter,
the wife and little girl of Sen. Wesley
g. Mcdowell of LaMoure county, are
guests at the Gardner hotel.
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Mrs, r. Mclean OF Duluth is visiting
her sister, Mrs. John Schuunan of Island
park for a short time.
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o. A. Culbertson and q. A. Branton
Of Enderlin, this state, are on the
streets of Fargo attending to business
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Hon. p. J. McCIory of Devils Lake,
has arrived In the city for a stay OF
a day or two and is a guest at the
Metropole.
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Moorhead News
CONTRACTS LET
FOR IMPROVEMENTS
BOARD or EDUCATION BUSY
co-INsuRANcE or BUILDINGS
AND CONTENTS AUTHORIZED
APPOINTMENT or SUPERVISOR
or MUSIC AND DRAWING.

The board Of education OF Moorhead
held a busy session last evening and
several important matters were con-
sidered and acted upon.
A contract was let to the Moorhead
Hardware Co. for the erection of a
steel ceiling to be put in the eighth
grade room of the Central building.
Two bids were submitted and the ac-
cepted n was only so cents below
the highest bid. $3.50 and $50 res
p~ectively. For making specified re-
pairs and changes In the high school
building the bid of Nels Melvel was
accepted, he being $12 below a bid
submitted by Contractor Merritt. Sew
eral new sidewalks about the school
buildings will be constructed by the
Hopeman Construction Co.
Miss Amy Simpson was appointed
supervisor of music and drawing. She
comes to Moorhead from Chillicothe,
Mo, the seat of one Of the normal
schools Of the show me- state.
The board has decided to adopt the
plan of co-insurance for the buildings
and contents and will place 90 per
cent on the appraised value of struc-
lures and contents which is placed
at $4,000, which win be an increase
of $4,000 of insurance on the ma
terial property Of the school district.
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PLEASURE TRIPS
Summer Students and Faculty at the
Moorhead Normal Have Planned
Excursions.

Automobile excursions will be the
big interest at the normal school next
Monday evening. Under Miss Chase's
direction, the Y. W. c. A. has arranged
for q series Of short automobile trips
to the most interesting and pictur-
esque sections of the two cities each
trip to cost the modest sum of rs
cents. The object of the excursions
is a double one; namely, to give the
people of the summer session a fine
opportunity to see the charms of this
center, and to raise more money to
send delegates to the Y. w. C, "A. con-
vention at Geneva, wis.
The automobiles have been kindly
furnished by the liberal citizens of
Moorhead. six or seven having already
been promised. Others will doubt
less be offered by owners who have
not yet been made aware of this
gaia night. The young women OF
the society will count it a great
favor to know of others who may be
willing to run their cars for he
benefit Of this delegates fund. Miss
Chase may be reached by phone at
the Hal Harris residence or the nor
NAL.
The proposed trips are as follows:
Trip to the A. c., trip through Oak
Grove boulevard, trip to Dilworth.
Each will cost % cents. Reservations
are now being made at the normal,
Citizens may also be accommodated.
and 1t is hoped that many may avail
themselves also Of the refreshments
which will be sold on the normal
school campus throughout the even
ing. Music will be provided. All
starts will be made from the normal
school campus, where plenty of
gayety will be in progress throughout
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THREE Die in
ELECTRIC CHAIR

ossining, N. Y, July 1os-Three men
Giuseppe Cirolli, George Williams, a
negro, and Santa Zanza, were put to
death in the electric chair in quick
succession at Sing Sing prison ] the
order named.
Zanza was one Of a band OF six Ital-
ians convicted of the murder OF Mrs.
Mary Hall, wife of Henry Hail. a sup
e~rintendent of construction on the
Croton viaduct, In a lonely farm house
at Grifin's Corners, Westchester coun-
ty, on Nov. 8, 1911. His I'VE cornpan-
ions in crime are to be executed dur
ing the week Of Aug. IL. In g letter
to Governor Dix, Zanza confessed the
actual murder of Mrs. Hall, but claim
ed he was forced to kill her by An
cello Guisto. who had accompanied mir
to Mrs. Halls room and who threat
ened to shoot him unless he obeyed.
George Williams was convicted on
circumstantial evidence Of the murder
OF Charles Conklin, station agent on
the New York Central railroad at Gro
ton Lake, o the night of April 8, 1911.
Cirolli stabbed Nicola Paulo on Feb.
A, 1911, in a shack on the HilIview
reservoir at Yonkers. Five Italians
were in the shanty and trouble arose
over cooking macaronL
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EAST SIDE NOTES.

Miss Alice Leonard Of MINNEAPOLIS
VIII be the guest OF Miss Sharp at
the conclusion of a visit in Fargo.
John Thompson was in the police
court yesterday, to answer TO the
charge OF assaulting nj Chas. Carl
son with a knife during a quarrel
n day last week. The defendant
was remanded to the county jail for
a term of three months at hard
labor.
The spires of several of the churches
at Fergus Falls were more or less
damaged In the big storm which
swept over that city, Monday night.
A message from Fertile reports the
death. Monday evening, at that place
of T. H Nesseth. one Of the rom-
inent farmers lea Fertile. also in
terested in business in Fertile. as the
result of being gored by one of his
prize bulls. Mr.. Nesseth was taking
h bull home from the Fertile fair
to his farm a mile north OF that. place.
and had just reached the pasture
when the animal attacked him. He
was terribly gored and lived but two
hours after the accident.
The first county school graduation
exercises viii be held at the agricul-
tural school, Crookston, Tuesday aft
ernoon, July 16, at 1880. President
Weld OF the Morhead Normal school
WIZ give the commencement address
n 1t is expected that State Superin-
tendent Schultz will be present and
Will make a few remarks. A class OF
forty will be given their diplomas.
These students have completed the
eight grade in various schools
throughout the county.
Mrs. +. M. Dart was hostess for
tina m nnf4r~ - %L- IA74~- q
gregatonal church this afternoon.
George e. Perley, secretary Of the
board of education, issued notices to-
DAY, pursuant to law, for the annual
school election, the date for which is
july 20 at s o'clock In the evening.
TWO members of the board of education
retire this year, Thomas Torson and
william d. Titus and the general re-
port is that both gentlemen are per-
fectly willing to allow the hard work
other shoulders.
Mrs. Jenk Of A~rgusvtIIe. N. D., q
patient at the Northwestern hospital.
is now con~valescent and is able 10
sit up. h is a daughter of Mrs.
Elizabeth Warnback.
stock. at II o'clock this morning. by
Rev. D. F. Thompson, rector Of ST,
Johns church, Miss Anna jacobson to
Edward Fischer. The bridegroom is
the head chef at the Comstock.
Friends of Mrs. Garfield Rustad will
be pleased to hear that she has greatly
improved following q slight operation
o few days ago.
Miss Ham, sister of Mrs. M. n.
Price, was an arrival this morning
and will be a guest at the home III
Mayor Davy for a few days. She is an
her way to visit friends al Winnipeg.
She says the weather was EXTREMELY
hot when she left Kingston, Ontario.
a Few days ago, but cool weather was
raachad "