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INDIGESTION, GAS
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UTES--TlME 1T!

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HANNA EXPECTS TO
ATTEND EXPOSITION

Bismarck, N, D.. Oct. 30,-Governor
Hanna is planning on attending the
Centenniel exposition to be held at
Christiana, Norway, during the sum
mer of 1914, at which time the statue
of Abraham Lincoln, paid for by
popular subscription, will be given to
Norway, and unveiled at tAis exposi-
ton. The governor has written all
the members of his personal staff re-
questing them, accompanied by their
wives, to attend with him.
At the last session of the legislature
q commission was created to arrange
for an exhibit for North Dakota at
this centennial In Norway, The gov
ernor Is at the head of this commits
sion, and at a meeting held earlier
in the year he appointed a committee
of fifty members, one for each county
to raise money in each county for this
Lincoln statute, and already nearly
sufficient money has been realized to
pay for the making of the statute and
the shipping of it to Norway. There
is no doubt but what the governor
and his staff will succeed in attend
ing this exposition, and attending the
North Dakota exhibit, and it is
thought by the people of the state hat
it will be m of the best undertakings
in the interests of North Dakota ever
attempted.
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BENSON. TEACHERS
HOLD INSTITUTE

MinneWaukan, N. D., Oct. 30.-With
seventy five teachers already enrolled,
the teachers institute now being held
mere promises to be a most successful
one. Prof. A. F. Hollis Of the Valley
city normal Is conductor and Miss
Eula Miller of the Minot normal is
assistant conductor.
One of the features of the institute
wall De me corn and sewing contest
TO be held today, A large number OF
entries have been made.
on Friday and Saturday will be
held the sessions of the Benson Coun,
" Ieachers' association which will be
attended by the teachers in the city
schools as we'll as by the rural teach
ers IN attendance at the institute. The
feature Of these sessions will be the
addresses by DR.. Henry S, Curtis of
washington. D. c.. the we'll known
playground man. On Friday evening
ne viii lecture on The Boy and Girl
Problem Of the Rural Village,
In addition to the lectures by DIR,
curtis, excellent programmes have
been arranged for the two sessions of
the association. Two former univer-
sity girls appear on the programme.
Miss Lorraine Miller Of Leeds viii
render an instrumental selection and
Miss Anna MacIlraith, also of Leeds,
VIII read a paper on Letter VS.. Spirit.
Miss Florence Rollins of Leeds will
read q paper on Domestic Science in
Rural and Graded Schools and Miss
Helen M. Roach of Esmond will read
a paper on The Teacher as a Charac-
ter Builder.
On Friday evening the Ladies'
Civic league will give a reception for
the conductors Of the institute and for
the home n visiting teachers. The
arrangements for the institute and
convention have been in charge of
20. Supt. Eft1e Hoad)ey and her dep
uty. Miss Lena Westrum.
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BISMARCK EXPECTS
BETTER CAR SERVICE

Bismarck, ". D., Oct. 30.--There is
a desire at Bismarck for increased
street car service for the capital city,
n when the Legislature meets next
time the plan for this extension will
probably he submitted early in the
session. Were the legislature to meet
In extra session this coming winter
the matter no doubt would be pro-
posed then. During the session of
1908 an act was created whereby d
street car line was established by the
state, but the line only extended from
the capitol building down Fourth
street, and along Main street, after
reaching the business section of the
city, as far east as the 500 depot.
During the time Saries was governor
g. grade was constructed by convict
labor part ways down Ninth street
from the capitol building. through the
residence section, with the idea Of
making a loop of the line, but for lack
Of funds that plan vas never carried
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E w OF TIL NORTHWEST

out. The plan that will be proposed
to h next legislature will be for the
state to dispose of the line and sell it
to the Hughes Electric Co., Of Bis
marok, which is controlled by State
Senator Hughes. II that plan is put
into execution the Hughes company
will discard the old fashioned motor
car now in use, finish the loop line
and extend the system from the CAPT
toll around the loop through the city
to the penitentiary, Fort Lincoln and
the Indian school. 1t is also hoped by
the commercial clubs Of both Bis
marck and Mandan that a bridge will
be eventually built across the Missouri
river and connect the Missouri slope
twin cities, which will develop one Of
the greatest centers in the northwest,
1t would also put about four modern
electric cars into use, instead Of one
car, as at present, which is giving ir-
regular and uncertain, and also in
adequate service
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Interesting Civil Casa.

Devils Lake. N. D., Oct. 30.-Attor-
neys l.. N. Torson and A. E. Coger
of Rugby were over yesterday to r
que before Judge G. w. Buttz a mo-
ton for a new trial of the Swartz VS..
Brynjolfson case. a Pierce county
case which Judge Buttz heard last
summer. The judge has taken the
matter of a new, trial under consid-
Grafton and If the plea Is granted the
case will come UP in the next term
Of the Pierce county court which will
probably be in January. The case in
wolves a threshing lien.
The defendant contends that Mr.
Swartz quit threshing for him with
out cause and that he secured anoth-
er machine at big expense and OWNS
to thi sdelay his grain was not al
threshed and that left was damaged
by lying under the snow all winter
The jury, however, considered that
the plaintiff had cause to stop thresh-
ing and no damages were awarded tc
the defendant.
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FRUIT LAXATIVE FOR MAMMA, DAD,
BABY, CALIFORNIA SYRUP OF FIGS

ziness is gone; your stomach is sweet.
liver and bowels clean. and you feel
grand.
"California Syrup Of Figs' is a fam
lily laxative. Everyone from grandpa
to baby can safely take it and no one
is YER disappointed in it's pleasant
action Millions Of mothers know that
it is the ideal laxative to give cross,
sick, feVerish children. But get the
genuine. Ask your druggist for a so
cent bottle of California Syrup Of
Figs, which has directions for babies,
children Of all ages and for grown-ups
on each bottle. Refuse with contempt
the cheaper Fig Syrups and counter
feits. See that it bears the name
"California Fig Syrup Company
Adyt.
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HORSE THIEF IN
GRAND FORKS HOSPITAL

Grand Forks, N. D., Oct. 3O.-Olaf
Buoen of Carthage Junction, Mimi.
a patient in st. MichaeI's hospital in
Grand Forks, where he recently under
went an operation, will be arrested on
q charge of horse stealing as soon as
he is we'll enough to leave the institu-
ton.
Sheriff Benson Of Grand Forks
'Ounty has a warrant in his possession
charging Buoen knocked David Fer
guson, his former employer at Dray-
ton, N. D., over the head, rendering
his unconscious, and that he made
away with his horse and buggy.
The alleged assault and theft oc-
Cured several weeks ago on a road
near Drayton. The Identification of
Buoen, still unknown to the suspect,
was brought about through David
Will, a farmer residing north of
Grand Forks, who saw the horse at
Mallory several days ago.
Buoen, after the alleged theft, went
south, passing through the eastern
part Of Walsh county, keeping with
in the timber. He discarded the
buggy, which was found by authori-
ties, n he sold the harness to Joseph
EoerstoWski, a farmer. Arriving at
the Will farm, Buoen left the horse
there several days, dropping out OF
sight. Later he returned to claim the
animal, going to Carthage Junction.
Will was later appraised by the
DraytOn theft, and identified the ami
NAL as being hat stolen from Fergu-
son, and he notified authorities.
Investigation disclosed the fact that
Buoen had sold the animal to Anton
Anderson of Mallory, Mimi, receiving
$25 in cash, together with a note for
500
The stolen horse has been returned
to its owner, and within a few days it
is expected that Buoen will be re-
moved from his sickbed to a cell in
the local Jail to answer the horse
stealing charge.
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Big GAME ALONG
THE GOOSE RIVER

Mayville, N. D., Oct. 30.-This Sec
ton of the state is breaking into the
big game belt again, For several
weeks a large bull moose, a cow
moose and a pair of young mooselets
have been frequently soc along the
Goose river. They range in the un-
derbrush along the streams crossing
and recrossing the stream repeatedly
each day. They frequently jump into
the pastures and craze with the catA
tie for awhile and then so on to other
sections.
The animals are protected by the
state and the game board has issued
a warning against their being dis
turbed. It is hoped they will remain
here permanently and propagate, 1t
is supposed that they were driven out
of Minnesota by the flies during the
hot weather and found refuge here,
Settlers assert that as soon as all the
foliage is off the trees and the moose
are left without hiding places, they
will return to the heavier timbered
sections Of Minnesota.
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Second St., W. S., Streator, Illinois.
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r a #-.r he -HSzzaHzHar@s
cow MOOSE WILL Be
KEPT AT GLENDALE

:, nllendale, a. p. Get. so'--The COW
after a sensational chase and kept In
a stall in a livery barn, is to be trans :
.ferred to a place arranged for her on
the grounds OF the Glendale Indus
trial school. Mayor Miller has .secur-
ed a permit from the state game
board for retaining the animal In cap
tivity. 1t will be used as the nucleus
for a zoo that is to be established
here. The agricultural college and the
Aberdeen normal and some circus
managers sought the animal but it
was decided to retain 1t here. The
moose is becoming quite tame and
seems perfectly ~contented.
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BENSON COUNTY
FARMER A PIGGER

~Minnewaukan, N. D.; Oct. 30.-Lars
Larson, a prosperous young farmer
south of Knox in Benson county, was
brought before Judge Lilies, at Mime
waukan, on last Tuesday, charged
with selling beer at a recent celebra-
ton at Knox and has entered a plea
of guilty. Larson has been very prom
inent in the affairs of the county and
is a brother-in-law of one of the
county commissioners. Sentence will
be pronounced by Judge Lilies on
Nov. 7.
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Hanna Visited Pen.

Bismarck, N. D., Oct. S0.-On Sum
day afternoon Governor Hanna de-
voted twelve hours at the state peni-
tertiary inspecting the institution and
personally conversing with the in
mates as to their needs and their
ambitions when the time comes for
their release from that institution.
This is the first time in the history
of the state that the governor of the
state has shown a similar interest in
the inmates of tho penitentiary with
the idea of helping them see the bet
ter side of life and to help make them
better men.
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Loss Of Appetife.

Is the first sIgnal or disorder and
decay. The usual loss of appetite
is often caused by functional dis
t%urhances in the stomach. The stom-
ach fails to do the work required, the
appetite Is gone, and the body suffers
from lack of nourishment. Such a
stomach needs to be cleaned and
sweetened. Meritol Tonic Digestive Is
made especially to assist the stom-
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healthy appetite. This remedy is
sold on our positive guarantee, and
we ask you. to give it a trial. 1t is
a genuine tonic. Central Drug Store,
&C Broadway, Fargo N. D., sole agents,
--Advt.
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MUST name new Head
OF NANDAN COMMISSION

Mandan, N. D., Oct. 3o.-The con-
firmation Of John Foran, a pioneer
merchant of this city, as postmaster
for Mandan, will mean a special cleo
other president of the city commission,
which position Mr.. Foran holds at
present, and which he will be prevent
ed from. holding when he becomes
postmaster. Several prominent men
have been suggested to succeed him,
but SO far no one has signified their
willingness to accept. Mr.. F'oran has
expressed the desire to remain on the
commission till the present paving
contract has been completed and set
tied for and his request in that re-
spect will probably be granted.
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TURKEY ADOPTS
A YOUNG QUAIL,

Hope, N. D., Oct. 30.-A. farmer
living near here has a. nature fake
story. Recently he reports that a
quail came to his place. 1t soon
began to feed with the turkeys
and was adopted by an old turkey
hen which seems as devoted to
the orphan quail as if it, was a
young turkey. Each night when
she goes to roost the little quail
crawls under her wing and re-
mains there in perfect security
and warmth. The bird is the first
of it's kind ever seen in this vicin-
ity, though some wer liberated in
the underbrush several miles from
here many years ago and this may
be one Of the survivors. They are
protected under the laws of the
state and in several localities at
tempts r being made to propa-
gate them.
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CAPITAL CITY WILL
MAKE BID FOR TEACHERS

Bismarck, N. D., Oct. 30.-When the
North Dakota Educational association
meets at Fargo, Nov, s and 6 this
year, the commercial club of Bismarck
will have representatives there who
will make an earnest effort to secure
the convention for Bismarck, for the
yea of 1914. The educational as
ISOLATION meeting is now recognized
as one of the biggest conventions held
in the state, as it is attended by over
1000 teachers from all owe the state,
and the capital city commercial club
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"-. ~SNE@sSzAEhH9S
ESCAPED FROM The
COOPERSTOWN JAIL

Hannaford, N. D., Oct. 3O.-Alhert
Wilson, sent to the county jail at
Cooperstown from here on a blind pig
charge, escaped from the stronghold.
When ordered by the jailer into a cell
for the night Wilson stepped into an.
empty compartment. After the jailer
had locked Wilson's usual place and
left for the night. Wilson made his
scape n has not since been locat-
ed. #
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A Fair Proposition.

The manufacturers OF Meritol
Rheumatism Powders have so much
confidence in this preparation that
they authorize us to sell them to
you on a positive guarantee to give
you relief in all cases of Rheumatism
or refund your money. This is Ger
tainly a fair proposition. Let us show
them to you. Central Drug Store, sc
Broadway, Fargo. N. D.. Exclusive
Agency.-Advt.
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USED STORED CAR;
PAID DAMAGES

Mott, N. D., Oct. 30.-A. B. Robin
son Of this place had to go to Mon
tana on business and stored his ma
the train. On his return from Mon
tana he found that his automobile had
been broken and he made an inves-
tigation which showed the Richardton
garage proprietor had been using the
car in his absence. When threatened
with a suit, the Richardton man set
fled for all damages.
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the second grow for seed and recent
threshed it. The yield with the
present price of seed per pound would
bring him sos per acre. His is the
Grimm alfalfa. Mr.. Gorenfo had only
two acres but Is planning a greatly in
creased acreage for next year. His
success will result in hundreds of
farms in this county growing the
in 1914.
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BETTER THAN CAL0MEL. OIL OF
SALTS FOR LIVER, BOWELS
> AND STOMACH.

Mother, daddy and the children can
always keep feeling fine by taking
this delicious fruit laxative as occa-
sion demands. Nothing else c~leanses
the stomach, liver and bowels so thor
oughly without gripping.
You take a little at night and in the
morning all the foul, constipated
waste, sour bile and fermenting food,
delayed in che bowels gently move
out of the system. When you awaken
all headache, indil question, sourness,
foul taste, bad breath, fever n dig
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1913-10-30
GIRLS JAW BROKEN
WHEN RIG UPSET

Davenport, N. d., Oct. 3O.-Miss
Pearl Lebus had a jaw broken and
dislocated in an accident. She and
some younger members of the family
We're starting home from town. The
rig turned SO short it craInped and
upset. In falling Miss Lebus' chin.
struck on the cement sidewalk, caus-
ing her injuries.
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rested on a charge Of violating the
prohibition law and some beer was
seized as evidence. Her place was
closed for a year. Following this
Superintendent Watkins of the En-
forcement league was sent for and
padlocks have been placed on the
doors of two other places, one for
gambling. The proprietor of of
the places heard Of Watkins arrival
and before the papers could be served
he succeeded in getting out his fix
lures.
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Delegates Named.

Devils Lake, n. D., Oct. 30.-Pres.
A. l.. johnson Of the Devils Lake
commission appointed Mrs. VIM. Pal
ger and Mrs. Fred Mann delegates to
the seventh international congress Of
the Worlds Purity association which
will be held at Minneapolis Nov. Z to
IL inclusive.
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REMARKABLE PROFITS
FROM ALFALFA CROP

Pettiborae. M. D., Oct. 30.--Ernest
Gorenf1o OF this place reports a re-
markedly profitable crop Of alfalfa.
For years Kidder county has been.
gaining fame for the excellence of its.
have been secured but that by Mr..
Gorenflo exceeds all others. After.
cutting his first crop for hay ne let.
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believes 1t has a, just right to claim
the convention for next year. Bis
marck has became one of the leading
convention cities in the state, and
with it's large municipal auditorium
such ample hotel facilities there will
be no difficulty in caring for any
state meeting.
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GARAGE AT GOODRICH
WAS DESTROYED

Goodrich, N. D., Oct. 30.-The gar
age and machine shop of Engel &
Haas was burned. The fire depart
ment had a hard fight to save the
Hotel Fremont which was on an ad-
joining lot. It was damaged some
| what.
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.N'CLUSKY HAS Big
CLEANUP SESSION

McClusky, N. III. Oct. 80. There
have been a. chain of circumstances
here that resulted In several places
being closed. A few weeks ago q welt
known citizen went on the rampage
and ~cndeayored I'd clean out a restaur-