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The Detroit times., 1912-05-01
From the Cooperation counseI.

To the Honorable the Common Council:
Gentlemen Under the ordinance
adopted by your Honorable Body, di-
recting this department TO collect out
standing accounts OF the sevsrat city
departments, we have received many
claims and have collected thereon
Some claims have come TO US for vari-
Gus services, Inspections, etc. In which
there IL no liability. or owing to the
party being irresponsible, bankrupt or
where the expense necessary 10 coll
lect the bill would be greater than the
your consideration and respcc fully
recommend the cancellation or said
bills:
no. Up. L G., Romano Wendell.
tl.40. This claim r. outlawcd. The
amount was due for lamps loaned for
public entertainment which lamps
were not returned.
No. 4-P l. G.. Col Aug. Goebel.
s10.43. For furnishing light for sign
The Detroit times., 1912-05-01
BY Aid. Glinnan:

Resolved. That the City Controller
be. and is hereby authorized and d.
rected to make the proper entries on
his hooks TO effect the transfer or
s30235 from the surplus in the 1910
Public Sewer Fund to the credit OF an
account In the same fund. 1911. known
as Wesson Avenue Public Sewer.
Adopted as follows:
Yeas-Ald. Allan, Brozo. Deimel,
Ellis. Field, Garvey. Gilman. HARPER,
tiaaaie' IhSS1sch h9eh,f, hrapp; Ls
Merritt. O'Brien, Ostrowski owen,
Rcsenthal Schultz, Skrzyckl. Thomp-
son. Tossy Vernon, Walsh. Watson,
Zoeller and the President.-31,
Nays--None.
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erom p.partnent OF Public Morks.

TO the Honorable the Common Council.
GentIemen-The sub-fund in the II.
|p w General Fund. known as Con-
tIngencies and Repairs. Fairview Pump
ing station. has become depleted and
I'm order 10 carry on the work until the
end Of the present fiscal year | would
The Detroit times., 1912-05-01
From the City treasurer.

To the Honorable the Common Council.
speetfaiy reports tSa aaeris to
law, he did, on the 26th day OF Febru-
airy, A. d., 1912. advertise notice In
the daily official paper published by
the printer OF the city once week,
for four successive weeks. list OF
lands, tenements and Entertainments OF
premises and the names, IL known, OF
owners or occupants or or parties IN
interest of same, and the amount OF
unpaid special assessments due there
on for paving streets and alleys, con-
structlng OF lateral sewers and side
ieys for the Years 1908. fsos. 1910 and
1911 and notifying such parties In In
terest that II default be made in MAX
ing such payments Of the amounts due
as provided by law at public auction
at the Office OF the City Treasurer,
room eos. City Hall, In the City OF De-
troit, state Of Michigan on the SEtn
at the hour OF O'Clock Uocal time),
in the forenoon OF the said day.
That he caused said list, with said
notice thereto attached. to be posted
eighteen GO wards OF said city. az
appears by affidavits on hle at this OF
nee, that In compliance with said
s MarsS K ae d. DID, iss sss sSsn ss'
time and place mentioned in said
notice, commence the sales of real
estate and concluded the same on the
said day OF sale, March Both, 1912, the
terms for which each lot or parcel oil
land was sold, the amounts bid there
for and the names OF the purchasers
MAX. c. KOCH,
City Treasurer.
BY Aid Theisen:
Resolved. That the report OF the
City Treasurer OF the sales OF lands
for unpaid special assessments for paw
ing streets and alleys. constructing OF
lateral sewers and sidewalks and open
ing Of streets and alloys for the years
gOS 1909, 1910 and 1911, be accepted
and there being no objection thereto.
that such sales be and the Same are
hereby approved and confirmed.
Adopted as follows:
Ycas-Al Allan, BroZo. Deimel,
Ellis Field, Garvey, Gilman, HARPER,
HindIe Keusch. Koenlg. Knapp. Lit
tlcneld. Lodge, Lynch. McCarty, Mason
Merritt O'Brlen, Ostrowski owen,
Rosenthal. Schultz, SkrzyckL Thomp-
son Tossy, Vernon, Walsh, Watson,
Zoeller and the President.--3i.
Nays-NOne.
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Yeas--AId. Allan, Brozo. Delme!.
Ellis, Field. Garvey. Gilman. HARPER.
Hindle, Keusch, Koenlg, Knapp. Lit
tlefeld, Lodge, lynch. MeCartv. Mason,
Merritt, O'Brien, Ostrowski, Owen.
Rosenthai, Schultz, Skrzycki Thomp-
son, Tossy. Vernon, Walsh. Watson,
Zoeller and the ,President.--31.
Nays--None.
The Detroit times., 1912-05-01
From Department Of Public Works.

To the Honorable the Common Council;
Gentlemen--There Is deficit OF
s302.35 in the account in the Public
Sewer Fund known as Wesson avenue
Public Sewer, and i would recommend
the transfer OF that amount from the
surplus in the 1910 Public Sewer Fund
TO balance.
Respectfully submitted.
j. J. HAARER,
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Petitions Presented.

BY AID. OWEN
or Morrie Brown, for permission TO
erect and maintain a fruit stand IN front
OF No 13 Cadillac Square.
Referred 10 Committee on Streets.
BY AID. VERNON.
OF Union Trust Co, Trustee. fer per-
rnIssion 10 construct arenways IN alley
and under sidewalk on Woodward ave-
me-. adjoining Fisher Woodward avenue
building.
or Woodward raxicab Co, for permits
sioa 10 erect ornamental electric light
post on Woodward avenue, just below
Warren avenue.
Referred to Committee on Streets
OF Virginia. Avenue Improvement As
eociation. for vacation OF alley.
Referred to Committee on Street Open
inga .IA
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MAN y. kOCfi,
City Treasur
BY Aid. Theisen:
Resolved, That the report OF
City Treasurer OF the sales OF lai
From Department Of Public Works.

To the Honorable the Common Counclt:
conference.-the sub funds shown in
the resolution herewith transmitted,
in the Public Building Fund, have be-
come depleted aud I'm order TO carry on
the work until the end OF the present
fiscal year I would recommend the
transfer OF $500 from the surplus in
the 1910 Public Building Fund. TO be
distributed as shown in said resolu-
ton.
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To the Honorable the Common Council:
Gentlemen--The following approved
accounts are respectfully submitted:
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Total ;..,,. .,;,,,,,..: $500 %

Caryey. Gilman, Gutrian, Harpfcr
Hindle. Heating. Keusch. KOenig Krapp
Iittleheld Lodge. Lynch. McCarty. Mer-
rift. O'Brieu, Ostrowski, Owen. Rosen-
thai Schultz. Skrzycki. Thompson
Tossy. Vernon. Walsh, Watson, Zocller
and the Prcsident-3t.
NnNS---No
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Respectfully.
DAVID +. HEINEMAN,
Controller.
From che controlIer.

To the Honorable the Common Council:
Gentleiaen--I am advised by the city
engineer. In accordance with a resolu-
tlon or your Honorable Body adopted
March 20, 1919. that the amount due
the tn ely tor walks. paving. etc. In re-
east OF Parker. avenue Is St0a23.
rms amount was duly paid into the
city treasury on April II, 1912.
Respectfully,
DAVID T. iiEINEMAN.
Controller.
AID. Zoeller entered and took his
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From the Controller.

To the Honorable the Common Council:
Gentlemen--The following reports OF
city Officers for the week ending Satur-
day. April "a. 1912, are respectfully SUBJ
nitted:
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From Department Of public Works.

To the Honorable the Common CouncII:
conference.-the sub-funds In the
General Road Fund, as shown In the
resolution herewith transmitted. have
become depleted and In order to carry
on the work I'm the different fund until
the end of the present fiscal year 1
would recommend the transfer OF S1l,-
00O00 from the surplus I'm the 1911
General Road Fund TO be distributed
as shown in said resolution.
Respectfully submitted.
j. j. HAARER,
The Detroit times., 1912-05-01
From the Controller.

Controller.
Accepted and referred to the Commit
tee and Ways and Means.
The Detroit times., 1912-05-01
BY Aid. Gilman:

Resolved. That the city Controller
be. and is hereby authorized and d.
rected TO make the proper entries on
his books TO effect the transfer OF SAL
10000 from the surplus in the 1911 Cen
eral Road Fund to the credit OF the
following sub-funds in the same fund
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From the Controller,

EfSUt Glc SOutTOUCh
To the Honorable the Common Council:
Gentlemen--In response TO renewed re-
quests for additional Office space In the
City Hall building. ! beg to suggest that
Il might be possible to turn over q small
room now used In connection with the
large room for the storage of records
ard for the same purpose, FOR the use OF
one Of the departments presumably the
department OF Buildings. IL this can be
done, II will be necessary to dispose OF
q large number of Council proceedings
and annual reports or previous years to-
gether with other accumulations OF a
similar kind. These | believe should be
disposed OF.
| have had the matter up with the
Public Librarian and he thinks that shelf
libraries, likely In the basement OF the
Scripps branch. for such spare VOLUMES
as might be retained.
l recommend the passage OF the fol-
lowing resolution I'm case your Honorable
BODY desires the above action to be
taken.
Respectfully
DAVID f. HEINEMAN,
Controller.
Resolved. That the Controller be and
Is hereby authorized to dispose of su-
proceedings. annual reports and other
similar volumes which may not be
needed, so that the small room adjoin-
ing the record room may be placed at
the disposal OF. other departments.
Resolved further. That he be author
lied 10 remove such volumes as IL Is
advisable 20 keep to such branch IL
brary as the Library Board may per-
NIT.
Resolved further, That the Commits
sioner OF Public Works be and is
hereby DIRECTED to draw his warrant
on the Public Building Fund for the
resolution.
:, Referred to Committee on Public
Building
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Respectfully submitted,
j. j HAARER,
Commissioner.
BY Aid. Gilman:

Resolved, That the City Controller be
and Is hereby directed to make the
proper entries on his books TO effect
the transfer OF $500 from the surplus
In the 1910 Public Building Fund to
the credit OF sub-funds I'm the same
fund, 1911, as follows:
General repairs To city Hall. 5000 90
General repairs TO Municipal
Court building ............. 100 90
The Detroit times., 1912-05-01

FIRE COMMISSION FUND.
1o2S-The Ahrens-Fox Fire
Engine Co, engine. s. s.ss0 90
Respectfully,
DAVID E. HEINEMAN.
Controller.
Referred to Committee on Claims
and Accounts.
The Detroit times., 1912-05-01

west side Holcomb, between Cam
field and Sylvester. lots 35, 81;
East side Holcomb, between Mack
and sylvester lot AZ;
East side Holcomb, between Candeld
and Graves. lot 2S6:
East side Holcomb, between sylves-
ter and Garfield. lot Al A.:
West side Hurlbut, between Garfield
and Forest. lot 90,
West side Hurlbut, between Candeld
and Ransom, lot IS:
West side Hurlhut between Sylves-
ter and Garfield. lot %;
West side Hurlbut between Mack
and sylvester. lot $40:
East side Helen, between canneld
and Forest. y. o. la
East side Helen, between canneld
West side May between Grntiot and
Duncan. lots 40. q;
West side May between Harper and
Duncan lot ~
East side Maxwell between Garfield
and Forest .. L. 10;
East side Maxwell between canneid
and sylvester. O. L. 8;
East side, Maxwell between Sylves-
ter and Mack. lot 1.
East side Mcclellan. between Can
field and Warner. lot 3.
East side Mcclellan. between Cans
field and Barry. lot |.
East side Mcclellan, between Syl-
vester and Elsa, lot q.
East and Mcclellan. between Weyher
and sylvester, lot IS.
West side Mcclellan. between Ora
tlot and Harper. lot 81:
West side Mcclellan, between Mack
and sylvester. LOT 81:
West side Mcclellan. between Can
field and sylvester, lot 81, A:
West side Mcclellan. between Can
field and Graves lot %,
East side Newland, between Mack
and sylvester, u. l.. l;
FAST side Newland. between Sylves-
ter and Garfield, q. l.. 10:
East side Ncwland between Canfield
and Forest, q. Il IL;
West side Newland. between Garfield
and Forest q. "a ~:
West side Newland. between Canneld
and sylvester, -. L y.
West side Newland, between Mack
and sylvester. lot %.
West side Newland. between Sylvcs-
ter and Garfield. lot 9S.
East side Pennsylvania. between
Mack and sylvester. lot L.
East side Pennsylvania. between
s. lVestcr and Garfield. lots 40. /;
lContinaed on page So
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1912-11-04
Moorhead News
OPPORTUNITY TO
SEE GOOD PICTURES
BIG EXHIBIT TO BE MADE OF AM
ERICAN ART. DISPLAY OF PAINT
INGS, ETCHINGs AND SKETCHES
AT MoORHEAD NORMAL SCHOOL,
SATURDAY, Nov. o.

An unusual opportunity to learn
about American art n to see actual
pieces of splendid paintings, etchings,
and sketches will be enjoyed by the
people of. Fargo n Moorhead at the
end OF next week. The opportunity
comes through the efforts Of President
Weld to secure w. r. Young Of. the
Young Art Gallery or Chicago, for a
lecture and a display of from 100 to
200 works Of art. Mr.. Weld beleYes
the lecture viii be given some time
during Saturday Nov. Q, in the norman
school auditorium, and that the PIC
lures will be placed on exhibition In
the best lighted rooms OF the build
ing. The lecture viii be illustrated by
about 1875 .colored slides, the result OF
color photography. These slides are
finely colored to reproduce the true
colors of the originals. The slides are
expensive luinieres.
Mr.. Young is devoted to the encour-
agement of American art, and his work
is of the most stimulating n illum-
mating kind. He is a very good speak,
or. President Weld has seen some of
Young will bring with him, and he says
that the exhibit. Will be. the most COM
plete exhibition Of works of art ever
brought to MoOrhead and Fargo. The
works will be brought from the CALLER
les In Chicago which were opened ten
years ago.
Mr.. Young has devoted ten years to
the up-building of his galleries. During
these ten years he has established a
fine reputation and patronage for his
collections among the museums and art
collectors in the middle west. He has
recently addressed people in Minnea-
polls, st. Cloud, Duluth and other cities
of the state and the press notices nave
everywhere given the exhibit of pic
lures and the illustrated lecture very
high praise.
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) EAST ! o T

The annual meeting of the Presby-
terrain church will be held this even
ing. Reports of the church and auxil-
larry societies will be submitted to
the congregation. .,'' .
Mrs. ]. Bliss of Fort Dodge, Ia, has
concluded a visit with Mr.. and Mrs.
Ed Littler n has returned to her
home.
The Sunday mail service on the Du-
luth and Staples route. of the North
ern Pacific has been discontinued.
The night service is retained. how
ever, Is heretofore.
Outstanding the Nations Manhood,
was the subject of an address deliver
ed before the members of the Chris
tan Endeavor society of the Congre-
gationai church, last evening, by DIR.
O. J. Hagen. AS usual the doctor made
himself perfectly understood and his
remarks were full OF instruction. and
good counsel. Musical numbers were
contributed by the chorus choir of
the church.
Miss Beardsley. one of the teachers
in the Sharp school, has about re-
covered from an injury which She sus-
tanned by, the falling of q ladder
which, during the recess, had been
"a SASSSlg lSAL pCilAAld III uOOI VI .LilS
cloak room and when she opened the
door the ladder fell across her face,
Former Governor Van SAINT, one OF
the speakers on the Taft special train,
which made an early stop in Moor
head last Saturday morning, told
Chairman Johnson that in a tour of
nearly 1000 miles Moorhead was he
first point where the speakers had
been introduced by a chairman OF the
county committee. "
The football team of the normal
school at st. Cloud has disbanded be-
cause OF the inability to get a regular
schedule of games.
AS an expression Of good will and
in the nature of & farewell, a
number of her friends made a sur
prise call on. Miss Thea Johnson, a
resident of this city for a number of
years, who is about to leave the
city to take up her home with her
parents at Abercrombie, n. D. The
surprise was arranged at the home of
Mrs. Egge, Sixth street south, Friday
evening. where the guest of honor was
found wholly ~unexpectant Of what
good will and regret that she had been
called upon to leave the city the
callers joined in various social ameni-
ties, which included vocal and in
strumental music by Miss Lillian c.
Wright and Miss Della Dahl, and the
very happy occasion was brought to a
close by a service of refreshments.
For several years Miss johnson has
served as the very efficient bookkeep-
er for the firms of Beck & Wright and
4. J. Wright & Sons.
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,~Sllhouettes of black cats and white
ghosts were conspicuous Halloween
1gures in the primary rooms of the
model schoo Saturday afternoon at the
programme and party given by the be-
Btnners for their parents and sisters
and brothers who were invited guests.
the ever attractive games of bobbing
i9f apples and ptnning the tail On the
PACK cat were enjoyed, but the march
IN which each child wore a paper sack
over. his head carried a big witch
IN mis- hands was a feature that filled
the hearts with the real fun Of Hall
lowe'en. "
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VALLEY CITY NORMAL

one of the busiest departments in
school at the present tim ls tnat ~
physical education in which every
Young lady in school is enrolled. MISS
4. EIizabeth Broomhall, a graduate OF
the New Haven normal school of sym
nastics who has recently come to take
charge of the department., Is conduct
ing classes in Swedish and aesthetic
dancing, hockey, basketball, baseball,
tennis and walking. The department.
firmly believes In out-of-door work and
so Iong as the weather VIII permit,
one of the classes except those III
dancing will be called into the gym
nastum.
Glasses are conducted for men who
are not on the football squad, which
After the football season, regular in
door classes viii be conducted in rbask-
etball and gymnastics. 1885,.
The normal school football team de-
Gated the representatives from, the
Moorhead normal here OIL last MONDAY
by a score of 20 TO 0, in n clean game IN
which both teams played at their best.
The locals will play the Mayyille, nor
nal school team here on Nov. 9.
The first of a series, of student re-
Citals to be heard during the year. viii
take place under the auspices OF the
FORMAL conservatory of music on Mon
10y ~ > ~ -
given by students in voice. piano and
violin and is under the direction of
Dean Goodsell.
Ernest Thompson Seton delighted a
large audience in the normal auditor
ium this week in his lecture Wild AMI
mails ! Have Known, in which he not
only showed the lairs OF these animals
and told Of their habits n character
~istics, but initiated their calls perfect
ly. .l. ...
The senior class election held this
week for the selection of the staff
which will edit and manage the The
Blizzard. the students annual. resulted
in the choice of Raymond McLees of
Sanborn for editor-in-Chief ana Glen
Granger Of Valley City for business
manager, who will have the assistance
of a dozen editors.
activities are those of the dramatic
club which will present Midsummer
Nights Dream next month; those of the
Choral union which will present the
cantata Dan of Arc, at the beginning
of the next term II he editorial n
managerial work on the Oracle in
monthly student publication will be
distributed next week.
Final arrangements have been COM
pletcd with the managers of Frederick
Preston Search for a cello recital on
Nov. 20. Mr.. Search comes direct from
Germany where he was the only AM
eriCan to hold engagement with the
famous Leipzig G~ewandhaus orchestra
under the leadership of Arthur Nikish.
Mr.. Search will only spend two months
in this Country in a cycle. OF fifty re-
citals from coast to coast and will then
return to Europe to fill the many en-
gagements he is contracted for.
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Vote WILL BREAK
ALL The RECORDS
Continued From Page One.

Patterson, n. j., where he was to
speak tonight, winding up the cam
naign. Capt. William J. Mcdonald.
the Texas ranger and body guard of
The governor, who was also shaken up
IN D auto mishap and slightly
bruised, was ready to accompany the
goNernor on the trip.
When the physician examined Nc
Donald, to see if he was injured in
ternaHy, he was astonished at the
number OF holes in McDonaId's body,
These holes are memeutoes Of Cap
tain Bills thrilling days of service
with the Texas rangers.
Il never killed q man but who was
shooting az me, was the CAPTAINS In
denn1te way Of answering as to how
many men he had killed. He has been
guarding Wt(son ever since Roosevelt
was shot. .."
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Scarab.

Louisville Courier-JournaI: why
did the elopement fall through
We had a signal arranged. She told
me TO come to her window and make a
noise like q robin. l did So"
Yes"
"'Then her father popped out and
made q noise like a shotgun"
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Lots of Room.

Punch: Tyro. (who has just miss
cd a sitter). Extraordinary! Wouldn't
have believed such a thing possible.
Old Stalker. Well, we'll, a stays a
vera queer beastie; there's a deal o.
room roond about a stag.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1912-11-04

Professor Kendall has been chosen by
the members of the Crestomathian Lit
erary society to be their critic.
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Tho pfffarsn4 Count

81. Louis e-Democrat: Witter
Bynner. the well known poet. con-
dsmned at a literary dinner in New
fork a Young chorus girls marriage
TO an elderly sonneteer.
4 demonstrated with the old fon, .
sald Mr.. Bynner, smiling. II pointed
out 10 him that the diparity of their
ages formed IN insurmountable bar
Iter to their union.
But he said, i am only As. while
q is 24--a difference Of 10 Years
no worse than the Gould Dee
Inats true enough | interrupted
tnal there Is only 10 years differences
between you now-but think What II
VIII be twenty years hence when
You're 90 and she's 25.'"
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Mr.. Dyer who spoke at the Congrega-
tlonal church Tuesday evening, adj
dressed the students of the school IN
the morning In a very interesting and
Instructive way. He spoke of the war
now In progress In western Asia and OF
the schools there,
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1912-11-04

Miss Sena Berg. also ~, is teaching
near her home, adding another to the
list Of S. s. S. people in thu t profess
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1912-11-04

Mrs. p. S. Larson of A~bercrombie
was q visitor over Sunday with her
daughter Grace at Burch hall.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1912-11-04

The first new bulletin for the school
year is just coming from the press, and
is the extension number. T..
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1912-11-04

Miss Hannah Berg, IL, is the stem
ographer at republican headquarters
in this city.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1912-11-04

The second number of the lecture
course will be given Thursday evening,
an illustrated lecture by Ernest
Thompson Seton.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1912-11-04

President Smith and Professr
Black represented the school at the.
recent State association at Grand
Forks. ~ . 4.
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Stella Robertson was a pleasing num-
Der of the programme.
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Miss Emily ~Frvckman. class of ~,
went through Wahpeton last Satur-
day on her way to Mohall to accept a
position in the ONCE of the register Of
deeds at that city.
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Astronomers tell us that i.
frost On Mars, but we need not Ne oi -
that there is frost on this little old
earth, 49, oto
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1912-11-04
The Markets
GRAIN
December wheat.

teas. e. Lewis & Coz Grain and Stock
Brokers, Morton Block, Fargo.