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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-10-28
''LANDS HER DUKE

GENEVA. Switzerland. oct rs
Tho duke OF Croy and his already
elvilly.wcddcd wife, formerly Miss
Nancy Loishmann, daughter OF
Iohn q. Lelshman. millionaire and
American ambassador TO Ger
many. we're married horo today
with much magnitlconco, according
10 the rites OF the Roman Catholic
church Yesterdays civil union
WAS necessary from the fact that
The dukes family aud the emperor
NJ Germany himself opposed the
hrldeerooms marriage TO anyone
NOT of as noble blood as himself
ana Il was feared tho ceremony
might be interrupted,
The duke rs now In exceedingly
Gas odor with continental royalty.
and the emperor ~ Germany was
50 much inccusCd that. at the end
OF Leishmann's term as ambaSsa'
dor. he granted him no farewell
audience. breaking a long-ostablish.
ed custom
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MOSTLY WOMEN

Eight women were empaneled
this morning as Jurors in the sec
ond degree murder trial against
Frederick Lewis. who In accused
OF having so mistreated his wife.
Annie Lewis. that II resulted In
her death last July 25. while on a
Great Northern train on her way
from Skykomish to the Providence
hospital.
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EXPERIENCED newspaper wo-
man will correct and eriticise man.
uscript. 1000 words. 81. every ad'
ditional i.000.- soc: typewriter
|. 900 words. soc: carbon. Csc extra.
Work guaranteed Elliott 4s75-W.
or Nancy HaisIlp. Apt S. 1929
Union.
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OH yeu are corresponding with
q lady friend. and she Gloss letter
with love and good wishes" but
dos not ask you 10 answer. would
yoa' should ~ Thinking you.
uT>Ry.
Al wouldn't II Il we're myself
and wouldn't II Il were you. When
two people who are corresponding
are not good enough friends but
that they have To- be told In plain
black and white that an answer IL
expected. TO close with love" In
out OF place. and II | WERE A
MAN and a girl wero bold enough
TO use Il In writing mo ! would
consider her too silly for me TO
benefit by her acquaintance. Just
as long as men encourage such
foolishness, we will have a big
per cent OF silly girls.
OIL am engaged tn be married
merit June, and intend 10 ~nbroid~r
some pillow slips and towels for my
what initial or initials To put on them.
my own or my nance'sT
A.--The initial OF the surname
Of the fiance is the proper letter
10 use on all the household things
that require marking
Q.-pIe~se tell mo n n IL hight for
boy to work after school ut light
work Some Of my teachers express
arr opinion against II. ! would like
your view. Thanking yop. n. =. X.
A-There may be something
against the work that the teachers
object TO that do not know OF.
Blu. II boy loves his work. and
does not neglect his lessons. see
no reason why he should not do
something worth while after school.
After being in school all day. |
would not advise work that Will be
indoors.
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KEEP after HIM

KIEFF. Oct. 2s. Prof sikorosky Of
KIeff university declared, as n wit
ness at the Bells trial today, his
belief that ritual murders are
common among the Jews.
The Bells prosecution was sup
posed TO have rested It's case. but
orders we're said TO have been re-
ceived from St. Petersburg to boil
ster It up still further.
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Harry carper was painfully bruls.
ga and scratched Monday, whom an
auto. driven by j. A. Stoncr. icl5
Union st. ran into his motorcycle
az Ninth and Pine. Carper lives
AZ i5lS Minor av
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A.-The initial OF the surname
Of the fiance Is the proper lettei
10 use on all the household thing
that require marking.
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OIL am engaged IN be married
nert June, and int~nd 20 ~mhrold~r
some pillow slips and towels for my
hope boz. WIN you please tell mo
what initial or initials tn put on them.
my own or my fiaur~'s@
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Q.-PIe~Ae tell mo N n IL tight for
boy to work after school ut light
work Some Of my teachers express
an opinion against II. I would like
your view. Thanking yop. n. =. X.
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OIL am = yaung man. 20 YEARS
old. aud I am In love with a woman
90 year. Of age. she has asked me
90 marry her. a. sh~ wants man
arourd the place. she ha. quite
IittIe property. and -aJs she can heip
me through life and give M. a h"sue.
which 4 have not now. Would II b.
proper for me to marry her. as therr
is 80 much difference In our ages
Anriou.iy awaiting your reply.
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A.--You poor little boy Are you
so helpless that you need some
woman. who evidently can't get n
husband other than by buying one,
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Notice % Application far paroI.

Notice is hereby given that one.
Harry FuJita, an inmate oil the North
Dakota ~Penitentiary. has made an
piication to the Board of Experts for
Parole. A hearing viii be held on said
application al the Warden's Office at
the said ~Penitentiary on the 18th day
Of January, 1913. Said Harry Fuiita
was convicted in the District court Of
Cass County, State OF North Dakota
OF the crime OF Assault with intent Ia
mini Rape, and ~thereupon sentence
ed to imprisonment in the state Pnni-
Tertiary On the 3th OF Aug. 1910 for
the term OF Five Years. Any informa-
ton that can be furnished in writing
to said Board at their hearing on the
above date VIII be duly considered.
Any n all communications should
be addressed to r. C. HeIistrora. War
den State Penitentiary, Grove. II D
tGrove Postofice.)
Gan. 8, 1879
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state q North Dakota. county e

State Of North Dakota, County suf
lass.
IN County Court, Before Hon. a. q.
In the matter Of the estate Of Mar
man Al. Beec1er. Deceased.
John Hernnansons Petitioner VS.. Celia
a. Beecher, Ebert L. Beec1her Calyin
y. Beecher, Nellie Al. Goodies and
Fanny A. Smith. RespondentslCita@
ton Hearing Petition for Appointments
Of Administrators.
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Following lis the programme OF the
Irt-Stafe Grain Growers convention,
that will be held in Fargo next week,
Jan. IA, rs, 16 and IL:
THE PROGRAMME.
Following Is the complete official
programme:
TUESDAY MORNING.
AT the Grand Theatre.
10. 00-10: 2O-Tnvocation, Rev. w. j.
Hutcheson, Broadway Methodist
church.
10:2 O-1O: 50-Address OF welcome,
Hon. VIM. d. Sweet, mayor, Fargo. N.
10: 5O-1t:to-Address of welcome
Hon. Morton Page, president Of COM
mercial club, Fargo, N. ID.
1I:I0-12: 00-Report of committee on
country life. w. G. Palmer, chairman,
NJ. u. A. G..
TUESDAY AFTERNOON.
At the Grand Theatre.
Appointment OF Committees.
1:30-2:90-How q System Of Farm
Credit Would Benefit the Farmer, Thos.
]. Jackson, teacher in government
service, Elbowoods, N. ID.
2:00-2: 40-Farm Libraries and
Teaching Elementary Agriculture in
the Common Schools, Hon. J.. NJ, With
crow, Moorhead, MINI.
Observation-Disclosures of the
Grain Movement, j. M. Anderson, pres
ident Equity Cb-operative exchange,
Fargo, N. ID.
3:10-The Farmer and His Family
in the Grange, Prof. A. A. Brigham,
Brookings, S. ID.
WEDNESDAY MORNING.
At the Grand Theatre.
Observation-Disclosures Of Farm
Crops, PROF. Carl Thompson. depart
ment Of rural economics University OF
Minnesota, Minneapolis, MINI.
9:30-10: 0Q-Dairy Progress in North
Dakota, r.. r.. Flint, state dairy COM
missioner, Bismarck, n. D.
TO- 0-10: 30-Livestock on the Farm,
Prof. Thomas Shaw, st. Paul, MINI.
10: 30-11: 00--The Planting Of Wind
breaks and Their Effects Upon Fields
and Garden Crops, G. A. Climbers,
Hankinson, N. ID,
tional Need, w. L. Stockwell. superin-
tendent of public instruction. Fargo, N.
WEDNESDAY MORNING.
At Prizes Hall.
10:0O-1O: 30-Why Farmers Do Not
Succeed in killing Sow Thistle, b. III.
Thorlakson, farmer, Hensel, N. ID.
Willie N~uFSHfgtman ana
the Farmer and Factors In Fruit Grow
ing, =. C. Hilborn, Valley City, N. ID.
11.00-11: 30-Why Tree Planters Fail.
A. a. DE Smidt, Battle Lake, MINI.
11:3O-l2 :00-Value of the Cow and
Poultry in Bad Years, w. r.. Lanxon,
superintendent Hettinger suh-station,
Hettinger, N. ID,
WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON,
At Grand Theatre.
1902: 00-The Business End Of
Farming, g. M. Robinson, Coal Harbor,
N. d.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Organize
tons, z. A. Hoverstad, superintendent
farmers Institutes. Fargo. N. ID.
2:30-3:00-The Farmers Need OF
Practical Instruction in Poultry Rails.
ing, Gust M. Walters, Marion, N. ID.
3:00-RepIation OF Farming Methods
to the Price of Lands, A. y. Chamber
lain, development agent, Great North
ern railroad, st Paul MINI.
WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON.
At Prizes Hall.
1:30-2:O0-How to Prevent Soils
From Drifting, j. u. Bastgate, farm
er, Larimore, N. d.
2:0n-2: 3O-Terminal Grain Mar
kets, Geo. A. LOTUS, sales agent CO.
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MAKE MONEY through natural i'm
crease In real estate values in new
est and best terminal city on Pacific
coast-COQUITLAM, British Columbia
where worlds biggest transportation
system-Canadian Pacific railways
building mammoth terminals. VIII be
1orty-eiEht-staI roundhouse, $50 miles
trackage, etc; wide, deep, fresh water
harbor OF Pitt and Fraser rivers, level
land, only site IN Canadian Pacific
coast having these water and rail TRAIT
nc facilities and at same time suitable
for manufacturing n Industrial pur-
poses. c. p. r. doubI tracking main
line from prairtes to coast at cost of
$60,000,00 also building new lines
through all parts Of western Canada;
Panama n Will force most OF grain
TO European markets via Pacific coast
ports; G. p. r. greatest railway tap
ping these wheat areas, also has more
lines than all other roads combined
in British Columbia, Canada's Pacific
coast province, in which are more
standing forests h any like area in
North America, more wheat lands than
any state In h union, more coal than
Pennsylvania, more water powers and
fruit-groWing areas than Ontario.
Coquitlam will be port of egress and
ingress for this vast territory. Several
industries running. Alberta grain
men establishing. grain elevators and
our mills: only sh~ipbuildtng plant on
coast building ships for Panama trade
now; G. p. r. owns land two and half
miles long by half mile wide, has made
agreement with municipality regard
Ing subways, taxes, ETC.; is rushing
work, has no lots to sell, we own town
site. Write today for maps. handsome
nsw vRR9aGqkfalsa5 early THoMP Tssee ssos st P;or. to
Press Bldg, st. Paul. Minnesota. (U.
s. representatives Of Coquitlam Ter.
irnnal Co, Ltd Vancouver, 3. CO
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chronio constipation cur.a

Five years ago I had the wo,.t
ase of chronic constipation I ever
knew OF. and ChamberIain'g Tablets
cured me" writes s.. f. Fish. Brook
lyns Mich. For sale by an dealers.
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Bruch's Fair Ellen, a notable chorus
will be n of the two selections by
the philharmonic club at the First
Biptist church, Tuesday, Jan II
-Advt
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FRIDAY AFTERNOON.
AT the Grand Theatre.

l:30-2:00-Report OF committee on.
resolutions.
officers.
2:10-2: 40-Report of Seven Years on
the North Dakota Demonstration
Farms. w. r, Porter, superintendent
of demonstration farms, agricultural
college.
2:40-3: 0e-What the Department OF
Chemistry is Doing for North Dakota
farmers, Prof. 10. r. Ladd, agricul-
tural college, N. ID.
3:0O-Illustrated lecture, Trees and
Shrubs for the Northwest, Prof. g. n.
Waldron, agricultural college, N. Is,
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AIIsCELLANEoUs.

BOOK-PLATES, trade marks. letter
heads and illustrations designed to
suit your ideas, sketches submitted,
prices right IA. e. Agnes, Forum Adv.
Dept.
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~wve~w~ewwwvw~v p~@a~'

AtSUNG mAhat4taD man wants position
in general store as clerk MA fo11r
years experience, can also do bookeep-
ms and not afraid TO work. Go any
where. Address box 346, Maddox. NJ.
u.
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YOUNG MAN with many years expar-
fence as stenographer, correspond-
ent. assistant to collection amaze
and all-round general office man de-
sires permanent position In or out OF
and Fargo experience. References sub,
mitted at interview. Address zoo
Forum.
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gOR R~mNT-GowTAGM

B0x8 MKsNirmSix-room modern cottage.
cloge In APPLY a III Earr. Sl1 an
ave M or ptone 4aa@I4
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WANTED-Trustw orthy man OF fair
ability, with about $4,000 capital or
backing, for exceptional opening here.
High class, established concern. very
| attractive. popular line; heavy proitA
| with large and growing demand. Legi-
Innate investment: fine, safe, cash busi-
mess. Good for $3.50 q month and up
ward for the right ma with strong
Tent future. For particulars address
| so IA care OF Forum.
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NEWSPAPER for sale or lease in west
central North Dakota: power plant,
complete equipment, town about $50
and in an excellent farming country:
money maker for a. hustler. VIII sell
gaIity n subscription list and you
put in your own plant; or will lease to
a reliable printer editor; must go west
on account OF sickness. Address l9S,
care Forum.
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HELp ID

WANTED-Gcod chore man, $40 pc
month, forty head or stock. J
Thorn. Jessie, d. ID
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GEhA+-For general ~aousework. Phone
ISsA~I. 6lS 9th ~. nc
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wANTED-ExperIencad girls at HI
lied River laundry.
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operative exchange, Minneapolis
MINI.
CINE on the Farm, Il. ii. Dolve. assist
ant professor OF mechanical engineer
3:O0-s: 3o-Mission Of the Agricul-
turaI High School, "A. Ia Schafer,
agricultural high school, Darlington,
s:3o-4:oo-crop Rotations In the
Red River Valley, o. D. Center, bet~
ter farming association, Grand Forks,
m. ID.
WEDNESDAY EVENING.
AZ the Grand Theatre.
7:30-s:30 - Agricultural college
cadet band free concert, DR.. @. 81
Putnam, director OF music, "A. c..
$685. 0-Education Of the Amerf-
can Girl, Minna A. Etouer, professor
Of home economics, agricultural coli
a:oo.g:sO-Address BY e-ov.-elset
L. B. Hanna.
s:2o-Preaidents annual address,
More Farmers and Fewer Hoboes.
Less Waste and More Prosperity, J.
III. Worst, president.
THURSDAY MORNING.
At the Grand Theatre.
9;O0-9:3 80 - Cooperation Among
Farmers In Morton County, John NJ.
Christensen, farmer, New Salem, n. D.
9:3O-10: 00-Four Insects Injuring
Grain in the TFi-States, Prof. r. L..
Washburng state entomologist, st.
Paul, MINI.
10: 00-10; 30-What the Agricultural
Graduate Is Doing. Dean j.. II. Shep-
perd, agricultural college, N. d.
10: S0-l1: 00-Representatiye Cow
eminent, Hon. James Monahan. con-
gressman-at-large from Minnesota.
l:00-12: o0--Root and Seed Dis
eases OF Cereal Grains. Their ReIa-
ton e Crop Rotation. Tillsge- Ap
plication OF Manure. etc, Prof. II, L..
BoIley, agricultural college, N. D.
THURSDAY AFTERNOON.
At the Grand Theatre.
1;3o-1:50-TrebIe clef Club, MISC
Edythe Grasse, instructor in music,
agriculture college.
1902: 3O-The Farm. Relation of
Labor, Capital and Land, Thomas
Cooper, better farming association,
Fargo, N. ID.
2:3O-3: O0-Agricultural Education,
Dean A. T.. Weeds, school of agricul-
t4Te, University, Of Minnesota.
Should Aid State Government In Pro-
yiding Means for Agricultural Extern
sion Work, Hon. w. G. Mcdowell,
| Marion, N, ID, -
3:3o-4;3O-Report Of COMMITTEES on
Rural Credits. Carl Rackow, chair.
man, Wheatland, N. ID. sk
FRIDAY MORNING.
At the Grand Theatre.
a;0Q-9: 30-Relation of the Agricul-
tural Newspaper to the Importance
OF Farm Management, ID. A. Wallace.
The Farmer, st. Paul, MINI.
9:30-I0: 00-Marketing OF Farm
Products and Prices of Same, Hon. Il.
Twichell, farmer, Mapleton, N. ID.
l0:o0-l0: 30-North Dakota and Her
Future, Hon. w. c. Gilbreath. ON
missioner OF agriculture. Bismarck,
N. ID. n
10:30-11: 00-The capitalization OF
Agriculture, Pres, Frank l.. Mcvey.'
state university, N. ID.
11:00-I2: Observation-Disclosures Busi-
ness, questions and
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WANTEB-Fifvy men for the woods
at Omcat fare advanced. OLSON En-
pioyment Co.. a1z ". r. ave.
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80 ROOM HOTTER o BAIM OM lnx-
CHANGE FOR DESIRABLE FARM
LAND OR WILL SELL FURNITURE
AND GIVE SATISFACTORY LEASE.
on main lime of Northern Pacific and
Great Northern railways, twenty miles
from Fargo. Steam heat in every
room. New acetelyn0 gas plant
g~plendtdlY furnished ana doing beat
business in city. satisfactory reasons
for retiring from business. Address l62
Forum
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WANTED-An experienced stenogra-
pher. Phone 2e9-L
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G1RL for general h~ousework. Call a.
zl9 llth ST 8, or phone 1922.
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PRfNTER-Nu booze, steady Job 10
right man. Good wages wire or
come 1T once. ~. @. Patterson, Ante
Iope. Mont.
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WANTED-Good steady young man TO
learn nphelstering trade, must be
over M years of age, G. G. Anderson,
sos LIST ave n.
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FOR sALE-Fine Stable pool and bill
lard hal and cigar store, splendidly
located In a live Minnesota own of
5000. net profits over $500 per month;
s 100 buys IL, Good personal reason
for selling; this Is a big snap-write
quick if you mean business. Empire
Land Company Wheeler Block, Moor
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES sex. junior lino-
type operator preferred: no booze
gor cigarettes; state qualifications n
wages. News Bottineau. ~. Oak.
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THE FORUM WANT a
HEhr wANTED-EEMALn

hQUsEKEEEsER wanted. l94a 1st ave
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III waeNnW Wanted at once. 10000 estates
HEkMAseeking claimants. You maybe
k.NENNone. Facts I'M booklet. Send
stamp. international Claim
Agency. %1341s Pittsburg, Pa.
FOR SALE-yWO0D.
FDR sALE-Dry oak wood at SIS a@cora
at place, J y GerlinR. Georgetown.
Mimi.
X HAVE on hand for Immediate ship
ment, goo CORDS OF nice seasoned body
birch wood that i will SELL at SO. sd
per cord ~ b cars l1eres also nave
weed at $2sTb 4. D. b here. IfNyou are
In need OF any wood at this time, win
be pleased to dlI your orders. Write
W nj. Owen Hines, Milan.
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COAHPHEENT GIRL for general house
work. bIS 9th ut 8.
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FOR sALE-An ~up-to.date butcher
business, everything complete, only
shop in town, In one OF the
best towns on the 500; popuIa-
tion 1000; did $4,000 business last
year; will cost aroun $4,000; reason
for selling, retiring from business;
books are open for inspection. This
is q money-maker; don't write IL you
don't mean business. Z Box log, VeIva,
N. D.
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! WANTED-Girl for general house
work. Mrs. GreenshieId, 512 9th ave
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PUBLIC STEEN0GRAPHER, m~anicurist
and ~saleslady for Thompson's line Of
fine hose Tor children, ladies and gem
broadway hotel. Written questions
answered April Isl call today, Nine.
Darrell.
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FOR SALE on EKCHANEE-160 acres
OF frst-cIass land in Stark county,
North Dakota all under cultivation and
| only 1--WE miles from good railroad
| town. also good new store building and
three lots In county seat town, North
/ Dakota; rents for $35 per month. What
| have you to ofKer2 Address box 1854,
Manning, n. u.
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WANTED-Everybody to get their hair
cuts and Shaves at the Fargo House
barber shop. Everything ffrst-class.
Under new management.
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BARRIER wanted to begin work Jan.
lS, 1918, TO work week or ten days
while am away. Address All. Edward
Pherig, Nome, ~. p,
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1: 30-2:O0-How to Prevent Soils
From Drifting, J. u. Bastgate, farm
er, Larimore, N. ID.
kets, Ges. A. LOTUS, sales agent co.
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WANTED Good girl for general
homework; good wages to right
party. Address zoe Forum.
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H0UsE AL sAgN M0yINa.


,HOUBE AND SAEE MOVING and iii
kinds u9 cement work Ph0na 12gT@J.
%. =. Lovaas. 8ls TIN et N.
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BEST newspaper proposition la the
state is offered very cheap for g
quick sale: has more work than II can
do. never a proposition like IT offered;
you step right into a $500 a month
business; viii sell IL sold at once, Tor
half price: best Of reasons for selling.
$50, care Forum.
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Carefully Before Mailing In Your Order Which Must Be Accompanied By Tie Cash
PROGRAMME OF TPL-STATE
GRAIN w CONVENTION

Following is the programme Of the.
Tri-Stafe Grain Growers convention,
that will be held in Fargo next week,
Jan. IA, Is, 16 and IL:
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1913-01-09
AGENTS wANTnm

WANTEDEAgent in Dakota or Mar.
tHna territory TO distribute new and
second hand automobiles. Address bow
"a. Saltwater. Mimi
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Of all trades and
classes look for posi-
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are people whose skill
you can use with prof
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ct the Star Bulletins
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GENERAL CONTRACTOR

X. Nekomoto & CO. We guarantee all
work; experience and reliable men;
boatbuilders, carpentering, house
painter, jobbing of all lines; furni-
ture bought and sold in exchange
for all jobbing, repairing and uphol.
steering. Work promptly attended
to. Prices reasonable. Tel. 4438;
King. opp. Pawaa Junction. Try us.
5550-1y.
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practically every
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GENERAL MERCHANDISE.

L. Fook Kau & Co., wholesale and
retail dealer in groceries; Hawaiian
salt; 3G4 King, opp depot
5561-6m.