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The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1913-02-01

fered to put $1,000 in cold cash in the
hands OF Charley Showers Of Wheat
land to be forfeited if j. r. Smith was
not elected u. S. senator provided he
would put I'D $4,000, but Charley saw
through the game and refused to be
made the cats paw.
Jan, 30.--The contest over u. s.
senator was still on at Bismarck and
the twenty-ninth ballot resulted in
Casey having S6 votes; Roach, 80;
Muir. 15; Smith. Il; Walsh. 1; Bailey
Fuller, IA; Horace Arnold, and Mrs.
Kingman, 4. She being the FIRST lady
ever voted for for II, S. senator in
North Dakota
On the next ballot the democrats
and Independents gave Mrs. McCor-
mick 80 votes. Mrs. Muir and Mrs.
E1senhuth /, while Casey had 35
Fuller Z, Arnold 2, Young 2, Hodgson
and Engle /. 1t was expected that
the next day Casey would cast .ulI
strength which it was believed would
be 40 or 43 votes. while he would have
to have 46 or Az to be elected,
Cando decided to build $4,000
schoolhouse.
The inter r-state summer assembly
at Detroit, Mimi. was duly inccr-
porated and the articles filed with the
secretary of state at st. Paul, W. N.
Yergin of Fargo was the president.
Bishop Stanley gave a most able
address at the operahouse Ju prohi-
bition, showing how anxious he was
that the law should be enforced and
he told In detail the efforts of rhe
Catholic church to obtain total abb
stenance.
Jan. s1.-The capitol building was
so cold that only one ballot was taken
and the members were glad to get
back to the shelter OF the Sheridan
house. Mr.. Casey received 2s votes,
Kingman Q, Anderson /. Roach 2, Muir
1, Smith 4, Benton 35 and Wash 4.
Mecca chapter Order of the Eastern
Star was organized and started or
with 81 members. It was expected
that the charter would be received
within week or two. Mrs. Josephine
Folsom was elected worthy matron;
l.. A Rove. worthy patron; Mrs. r.
Ehrman, conductress; Mrs. Hansche,
associate; Mrs. e. G. Eddy, secretary
and Mrs. e, G. Gearey. treasurer.
Feb. 1.-The Legislature only took
one ballot on senator and Benton
forged ahead to sS votes. while Casey
had 81, Kingman, Smith and Walsh
each received 3, while Pinkharn had 8.
1t was so cold at the capitol that
only eighty eight members were pres
eat.
Little Dan Thompson, jr.. was at
tracing much attention with his dog
team. having three Of the animals
harnessed to his sled.
The appointive offices Of the new
chapter of the Eastern star were an
nounced as follows: Mrs. M. Il. Scott,
hrs. Helen deLendrecie, Mrs. Julia Il.
Phelps, Mrs. Helen S. Plumley, Mrs.
Julia M. Baker were the points OF
the star; Mrs. Emma Knowlton,
as chaplain, and Mrs. Amelia AIymer
as warder.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1913-02-01
opsnina chIneaa CIV eatss.

X Wuchang Correspondence Paking
Daily News: Under the old regime,
some city gates were closed about
midnight. Since the revolution, all
the gates were closed not later than
and sometimes o'clock In the even
ing. This has been a great incon-
venience to many persons who have
irnportan business to attend to and
yet cannot come in or go out. Gem
eral I'd is thinking OF ordering the
gates to remain open all the night.
while big electric lights win be in IS
stalled near the entrance and soldiers
stationed 10 keep watch. The time
will soon come when the gates must
remain open day and night.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1913-02-01

the matter soon shaped itself and
sufficient stock was sold to insure d
building.
The Hotel Stratford is q sixty-roonl
splendidiy equipped, fully modern ho-
tel. Its cost appfoximates $4,000.
1t is located directly opposite the
Great Northern Railroad Co.'s depot,
on the main street Of the city. The
lobby and dining room are models
for arrangements and convenience. In
fact, the Stratford gives Rrecken-
ridge hotel equipment second to
none in this section. Jack Horner.
formerly head clerk of the Hotel Rad
disson. together with his wife, viii
look after the management.
The formal opening viii be on Feb
IA. 1913. ST. Valentines day. 1t Is
understood large number Of Fargo
people win be present on that oc-
casion. The opening OF the STRAIT.
ford means the third hotel in the
chain operated by the Great North
ern Hotel Co.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1913-02-01
The Theatres
AT LIE CRANE.

Owing to the demand of the count
less patrons of the popular theatre of
Fargo, the Grand, Mr.. Webster has
decided to put on a real first class
production of that ever popular novel
by Augusta z. Evans Wilson, st. Elmo,
and Darcy & .Wolford, the noted New
York play brokers have sent him for
this production, a version OF the book
Slevin.
Mr. Borman, the Grands scenic
artist has painted complete produc-
tion that promises to be the hit of
the season.
For the latter part of the week
My Lady Nell will be presented. This
is one Of those popular comedy dramas
which the Grand patrons delight in.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1913-02-01
Old Ace.

Old age as it comes in the orderly
process of nature is a beautiful and
majestic thing. 1t stands for expert
ence, knowledge. wisdom, counsel.
That is old age as 1t should be, but
old age as 1t often is means poor d.
gestion, torpid bowels, sluggish liv-
er and a general feeling of Ill health,
most every instance is wholly un-
necessary. One OF Chamberiain's
Tablets taken Immediately after sup
per will improve the digestion, tone
up the liver and regulate the bowels.
That feeling of dependency will give
way to one OF hope and good cheer.
For sale by all dealers. -Advt.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1913-02-01

Al beauty doctor tells us to watch
shoulder blades and 10 make sure they
do not protrude, But ali Of us can't
spend our time at evening affairs
where decolIete is in order.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1913-02-01

The bootlegger, the fellow who
sneaks into dark alleys and sells yiles
poisonous imitation Whiskey to drunk
ards and minors, is several degrees
worse than the blindpigger, and the
proposed law making bootleggiug a
penitentiafy offense. should be passed.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1913-02-01

The Fargo Forum ana Republican is
published every evening except Sunday
hye1ts1e and Fifth street NORTH Fargo,
Ms ID.
Suhscxapt ption--rhe Fargo Forum and
Daily Republican. by carrier, 1bc per
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Whtch they have paid. printed opposite
ghSsx names on the address slips.
Address ell communications to The
5'orum Publishing Co, Fargo, N. d.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1913-02-01

An effort is being made to get bet.
ter telephone service between Latch
vile, Hastings and Kathryn. Although
the two former towns are only seven
miles apart 1t is necessary to talk over
sixty miles of wire. via Valley City at
present.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1913-02-01

The editor of The Bismarck Txibune
must have found where the Legislators
left the key To the cellar when they
went away on their vacation, He says:
Experiments win soon begin on the
new government operation station at
Handan or operations will soon be-
gin OF the experiment station or
something like that,
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1913-02-01

James EastIund a farmer wandered
on the prarie near East Grand Forks
for four hours in the terrible storm Of
Thursday night when his team ran
away and threw him out of the
sleigh, and his feet were badly frozen.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1913-02-01

Old Bill Mumby, the veteran news
paper man OF the state. is kicking be-
cause it takes a letter four days to go
from Buford to Mondak, less than
three miles. as it is sent around by st.
Paul
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1913-02-01

Miss Ida Lundstedt obtained $4,000
heart balm in q breach of promise suit
against r.. Harper at Fessenden, the
jury bringing in a verdict for the full
amount sued for.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1913-02-01

The biggest fireworks OF the present
session of the legislature is expected
to come up next week when the initia-
tive and referendum measures get be-
fore the solons.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1913-02-01

Ramsey county farmers, especially
those who have sons in the state
agricultural college are insistent that
a better farming expert be secured for
that county.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1913-02-01

John Young, the man who confessed
that he was one Of the NJ. P. bandits,
but who later denied the confession
and alleged that 1T was frsmeup to
get the reward, has been pardoned
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1913-02-01

The Devils Lake fire laddies gate a
reception, and showed the town people
that they could get their team ready
to answer an alarm in twenty seconds.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1913-02-01

Arthut "a. Nichols. PhvsIrsssAS q
surgeon. 900 Front Street. '4s1s ana
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1913-02-01

There will be farm boys encamp-
ment at the Valley City chautaudua
June ~ to July 13. under the auspices
of the Better Farming association.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1913-02-01

DRs. DARRoW y WEIBLTr, der 49,
rscis Block Ohice hours flon s-ts ! " Is !
b. IN. 70 =
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1913-02-01

CHICAGO, AEILWAUKEE Ii sT. PAM
Trains Arriving From mast.
Mo. NO sVs .;:..'...... ...........,..l2 1880 p. m.
MaAea trasn go. 49,. 5:45 p. m.
No. lr9 4Vo 80. '.... ss.s..,..... 7:1O D. M.
Aal1su tram s.s.s..s........ TOO a. rn.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1913-02-01

Carl Erickson, socialist sheriff of
Williams county, has relieved congest
ed conditions about the jail there by
working number Of the short term
men about the jail yards.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1913-02-01

The blue sky bill that has been pro-
posed by the senate Judiciary pro-
poses complete control over invest
ment propositions by giving the bank
examiner supervising power.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1913-02-01

H. J. Kenner, a Fargo advertising
man, has been elected secretary of the
Devils Lake Commercial club.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1913-02-01

Just four weeks lett in which . pay
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1913-02-01

4 KkAKss TIMER Avr srysA rss-ss-..-----
ltRQE WA1 aFz. IL IS NM, Ia;Ss;
venus south. MaEte t4iE1irsss I tsgs ass e
pairing Phone 1ssl-TA 3 f. sau Fes
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1913-02-01

Sen. H. A. Bronson of Grand Forks
predicts that the suffrage bill viii
pass the senate when it is reconsider
ed.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1913-02-01

Complete arrangements have been
made for the M. e. Sunday school in
stitute at Valley City next week, which
promises to be big affair.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1913-02-01

A moving picture show at Coopers-
town stuck up this sign, "Your
children must have parents
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1913-02-01

- = I. 80
2. ~. wv. VIDAL. AZ. I1.s ExoNEOPATT57S
6hyNscian and surgeon. Edssg g Z a!N y.s
Bleck Nargo. N. ~ a ~ 2
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1913-02-01

M. M. Belgium who died in Fargo
hospital recently, was formerly a
photographer at Cooperstown.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1913-02-01

DRS. 81 H BALLET q KArE------
mRcher Specialists. eye. nsr ~ .,...s q ~
and throat. Once hours: B. I'd II a.Uss s,ss
lsS0 70 3. Ofaces in stern Biocles etsd
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1913-02-01

,R. 7. u aAVAGE 1I1Y sTCTAN = ( n
surgeon, COS Front street. .<Assls
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1913-02-01

va 0sT boyand photographs taken jack and
MV#@ Evelyn did When grandma
0W9 the photographers have their pictures taken
a ~ A- - -
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1913-02-01

The Great Northern viii build lin
twenty -four miles southwest from
Crosby in the spring as soon as worl
can be started.
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1913-06-05
4 BOOK FOR EVERY FAMILY.


We have completed BOOK of over four hundred page $
treating nearly every Subject of the Bible and the
wrongs belonging theories of men perported to be the
Bible Teachings that every Reader and Family should nave
in their possession 1t will be grand treasure OF true
knowledge to every ono,
M one will be without it wnen read Send US your
ORDER ACCOMPANIED with one dollar and will send you
thc Book Ed WORLDS CRfssEr,
Brushyknob Mo.
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1913-06-05
'lIoo BADGER Column .
Ijcioit Wis

iJGi0lG WIS.
May -, 1919.
Dear BRO. Garrett,
Following the old
scriptural elccutlon when you
have found a good thing your.
self, pass it along to others,' I
am sending herewith my person.
al check for fifty cents, for
which please send the invaluelen
and highly entertaining little
CRZsSET to my brother II. 4.
Caland who lives at his present
address $40 Graceland Ave-,
indianapolis, Ind. the same city
as Bro. Pearson now has as his
contiding place, and which he
recently so horritirallv rescued
from the sweeping and over
SmelllnE lOO0S when RESUMED.
as he said from the saperabun-
dauce of aereal moisture that
descended at that point when
! people were asleep without real
izing it. Thank you for printing
the first half of my Badger letter,
and hope to see the second in
this weeks issue. hope to
send more subscriptions, Best
wishes tn the CRESSET.
t No0rS in sanrtimony,
+, Il. Calland.
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1913-06-05
Cracker
COInlrlns

Dear Bro. Eo i am more than
pleased with the proposal Of Bro.
Calland of BelDit to add to the
CRESSET 100 new subscribers,
count me in one. / am only
poor Cracker living among ALI
gators, but one bright spot in
this isolated life is the fact that
the CRESsET can still reach me;
The U. S, mail works its way
thru saw grass and morass and
his face to me makes the Sab
oath brighter for 1t is on that
day that | get ''the best reli.
gious paper In the world,'
Bro. Calland seems tn be weak
on the Bible but thinks he is
strong on ornithology. So he
switches off from the prophecies
and asks with an air Of victory
whether a rooster crows by in
stinch or observation?
Then he says he knows and
thinks he settles the whole ques-
ton by saying it is instinct. I
make bold to say he is wrong.
Bro. G. dates his letters from
Beloit Wis. and it may be there
is an agricultural college there
and it may BE- also he is Il Prof,
! in it. I think I have heard that
there was a one horse college al
Beloit and that as I understand
it means a COW college also, 1t
may be as a side line they turn
their attention to poultry. From
some things T have observed !
think Bro. Callands knowledge
of poultry is limited. I should
expect he would be just the mar
to set a Hamburg hen and ex
pect to hatch out hamburg edg
} ing. And yet college or no col
lege he has had opportunities
unknown to some Of us, for tI'
news has come to me that he i:
the worst hen.pecked man in tht
in the Badger state,
But it so happens that l Cal
) settle the growing question so i
: will stay. Ny studies have no
!. been broad or diversified, but
know hens and roosters and
). know alligators, We don't hav
many books down here, but W
i use our eyes and ears, Bro: Ca
q land is wav off. A rooster crow
a from imitation. In this sum
land, poultry runs wild and doe
$ not suffer from the degrading ii
!, influence of so called civilization
t. BOOSTERS act naturally. TO
T the first rooster learned to Gro,
G nobody knows any more than "
n know how the first hobble dres
= came to be made. But takin
=, things as they are the thin
q works out this way. At tt
e North end of this state there is
2. rooster who knows how To croS
Il At a quarter past nine at nigl
\ he let's go. This rouses anotht
rooster half a mile south of hi
and stirs him up to do what
would never have thought of d
ing otherwise. Then anoth
LII takes up the challenge still fiji
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1913-06-05

tier south. The vu'u,lr - ,1e!
Ody rolls past us at ltH rhirC.?
and before midnight mighty
blast Of rooster music strikes
Key West like the blare o. teD
thousand trumpnts and rover
berates and echoes over anI q.
cross the gulf. Rnt long before
this the Northern rooster has
another wave of harmony and
the same unbroken line of roos-
tiers to the South taxes it up
and pass it on, It's linked
sweetness long drawn out. This
continues till daylight. Florida
is the only state in the +. S,
where ROSTERS crow without q
| break from dark till dawn, AS
q consequence from the loss Of
sleep the ROSTERS Of this state
have the most forlorn. haggard.
woebegoEe look of any on earth
| | never look at one without a
tear starting and my chin wig.
giles, The rooster crows from
limitation that is fiat.
But now Bro. Ed, you were
quite right in asking what would
you do with D. D. 7 think TOT
much of you to try and mix you
up with the poor trash who try
to float on the top of d. DS.
have read your expositlons too
carefully not to know that YOU
divinity is not sick and it don
need any doctoring. Il yol ha'
"a dozen D, Ds. you couldent SWAY
them for q pint OF pa soup
i When l get an alligator skin
can trade it anywhere for a do
lars worth of gro :eries. 1t is a
good as u greehoaclS here il
Florida, but D. Ds, and Harer
skirts are no better than pew
ter half dollars in this state. n
: not so good for yon can't pu
. IIarem skirts into the contrib,
:. ton box Sundays and you ca
) lput in pewter half dollars, An
3 way we do.
) Cucumbers and green corn al
Q with us now. No great amour
of collie, The big bugs who cam
n down last fall hAye mostly le
t. state. Not mauy people left e
It cept US Cra9Fors,
l Sister naJslv@ . ,,.tt,A We
L only a little lame. The doct'
e thinks it comes from wearir
Z too small shoes. Fortunately
!this sunny state, one don't hay
5 to wear shoes except when W
y have company from the north.
. Bro. Morris had q dog. one
l his best, break his log, the 9th
l. day, 1t is out of splints now n,
" We hope he will recover.
Sorry to hear that Bro. IT,
bart acts strangely anil that |
friends fear he Is loosing
y, mind. Tt may he case Of Adal
-, all for which tho cure is q dams
a Now allNtogether for the
Z new subscribers, want to !
h. long enough to see Il column
,r the CREsSET from every state
y, the U. S. f.. J. Ranslow.
40 Seahree2e II
O. p. S. 7 hope Bro. French e,
el siders the question of marryi
r. his diseased wifes' sister scttl,
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.IDOsiels
Column

May - 1913.
Rev, l., S. Garrett
Ed. WORLDS CRESsET,
Brushylnob Mo.
Dear Bro, Editor:
| am enclosing you herewith my
personal check on the bank for
Sl.OO which you will please send
me book for everv family of over
four hundred pages treating on
nearly every subject of the BIZ
BILE and the wrongs belonging to
theories of men perported to be
the Bible teachings that every
Reader and family should have
in their possession, and which no
one will be without it when once
read.
A few months ago, your editor
of K. c. and Sni.a bar notes,
wrung twenty five cents out OF
me for Subscription to the Cries :
SET. | don't begrudge the TWEEN
, ty five, for l guess I've got my
moneys worth all right, but here
this sameyoung embyro ups and
pops the ques ton to sister OF
mine and they goes off and COM
ing June. 10th they's to be marri.
ed by the preacher and the brid-
es maids and the also asslsteds.
I've been scratching my head
Hooking for suitable present to
give him. because you know it's a
very ticklish question with him.
in 50 much as he is going to mar
nv the girl as wrote the first Is,
| G. and Sni.a. bar. notes and was
then, is now and for ever more
shall be his emolu ment. For
this reason and for others which
I have in my head but don't care
to be quoted as saying for the re-
ason that I might be misunder'
stood, and I would hate to be mis-
understood. you know for it al
WAYS causes a lot of trouble
both to the speaker and the writ
ey hereto, and furthermore cir
cumstances to the contrary no,
, withstanding, says to myself
saws l, that Book is the book tt
buy. Moreover it seems to me
looking at it from the viewpoln
of a non combatant that it woult
be the best thing in the world tC
. lend them a kindly hand at this
their hour of kneed, and to Civ
them a piece Of literatur suitabl.
inscribed with the authors nam
address, date, birth, etc, som
ser timental poem suitably dis
cribing that eventfool day whe
he gets his. You see he is goin
Z to marry my sister as is, his vii
as is to be.
y However after much deliberat
~ thought aud figuring to see
y l could spare that dollar befor
- the eventful occasion and NJ
have heavy pains come to n
every time me and my wife an
=, baby which they writ up
tue n. G. and Sni.a-bar Note
:" when it was born goes over
~ their house and sees it on the
~ parlor table or in their boz
case wherever they ket
Wit, 1t was mutually decided b
&c tween me and my wife and bal
Of aforc said that we would walk
If
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1913-06-05
PLEASANT HILL ITEMS.

BY "FIappy.'
June steps forth in ali her
beauty,
June the queen of all the year,
June the theme of song and
story,
June the hringnr OF good
cheer"
Mr.. and Mrs. Willie Cowens
are the proud par onts of a fine
10 Id. girl.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. w, Robertson
visited Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Holt
Sunday.
Uncle Ike Smart is proud Of
his new we'll. They went 96 ! #.
Mrs. M. r. Robertson visited
Mrs. w. Cowens, also called on
! hrr Mother and Grandmother
Polite; Vaughn and Grandma
Miller.
Misses Nellie AMI Jennie Ring-
ham and Calista MetcaIf visited
Aunt Jane Holt and daughters
Sunday.
The farmers are needing rain
very bad IN this vicinity every.
thing in gardens and field is be.
ginning to dry up
! Alice and Gladys Bancroft
visited Calista and Pansy Metcalf
one day last week.
Some of these Items are late
nut better late than never. ha, ha.
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1913-06-05

Any party or parties wishing to
ask any questions through this
paper upon any subject religious
~ or otherwise shall be treated
as a friend. But in no case will
the Editor allow any slang or
slang phrases so through its
columns.
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1913-06-05
MY of rain row.

nty OF rain now.
he ony viii move their mill
an, Seek.
T & Oddfellows; meets every
ad Bird Saturday nights at
lis Hall at JAH-Ville.
to
as .. Allen Page and wife took
: ar with c. y. Silnons and
.;!..last Sunday.
tx
Ell
8. you want the best religious
I subscribe for the CEEssrr
,ittalso the greatest friend to
tpeople.
Nv
i, r George Barnes and lamiley
leed Mr.. Jerry lanes and
" last SUNDAY.
Ia
+. MANS Starks taken his
to the DR.. at Norwood on
t saturday.
yer
or. Charley King and wife
ped his Father and Mother
Sat. night and stopped at
1llColony meeting at 3 o. clock
,tsday.
y ort
Every body aught to have been
she Decoration at Brushyknob
they would have seen a nice
The.
Il
1aister Elder Wyant was seen
using thru our little Vile
dsearanly in good health.
~
'Seoolc reject the truth because
%oes noo suit them, But God $
Jnys are higher than mans
1fys.
ue'
/, me Jap question is only {
..ioiastion of popcrism giving us
esAmerican people what may
!. nc soon.
Mr. John King is over at hi.
II this week, his mill is be
cen Bryant and Ava.
~
Us There was Il fine meeting a
re Colony Church on last Sun
"a II O'cloc k the Ed. preached
. the Prophesys that are be
Do fulfilled TODAY or al this nre>
mt time.
IH ;
Wearc afraid our lr'en DIS la,
= rgotten that there aught to
Rmething more to our nan
Ecording to VIII at they have sal
heretofore that is VIC think the
amoent plenty of bread cooke
1:o4e.
4 =
NJ j Ferry Ed. aught TO be iMbe>
/ III with the Principals of Frien
!, fp toward all his fellow gre
lures, And to speak evil Of
man only as. the truth of rig
demands, him. SO to do. :
II On May % report of Il
gJAH.Ville Union Sabbath Soho
was of the best total mum Der I
scholars present ~ Office
Spresent 4, teachers present
interest from first to last of t
very best come one come a
Sect,