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The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1914-01-08
Crerre-s5lae News.

CrsmsrT14Ee. N d Jan l-T0 The
Frrurn: The ho-asstsa&ers are re-
FaEc5ng ON account of tine mild whittier
and the gEgaa6 without a GOAT of
white
Taa holiday season has PASSED very
@m5ea1y here. as q large @E1zsEss- of tine
SETTLERS are visiting at their fDrI1Er
FsuGEneS
WIagEaun SteTe-s Of Rauta @as Z
CALLER i'm this place ON Tuesday and
REPORTS THAT au~tpma9b5lllg ON Deep
watEr creek Ees Is great sport
Andrew Greznar made q 1IslIFss
rraR TIA Piazza ON Wednesday,
SETTLERS along tine N p SURVEY are
we'll ,plssssad with the rapport I'M sU11e
of tEs Rsa5HRg papers that the G N
will huaL Gl the N P. sTETwsT i'm gfg--
gas1fng their aans tn LEWISTON M@l1-
Those R5wa@g mEar ElhsrVn2 HWwr1slta
arg tagkfng of HI1ssrTQl Is Il sure
auwn to he
RHr- Peter E2n8zr has been srsa6EnG
ths h~epgfGags All Harvey
B1lsseGl MgsEs Is taking mis- 1savs of
ahssemrya from h5S CGaG1 Snd Is spend
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1914-01-08
ing tahs Gays a. Marion, lis eorsasr

gnE the Gays \ Marion, his aorIasE
EanrE.
4 G. c H&5mee&ea left for AsehiSSn.
A11Ian where he VIII spend the WsmsSr.
Csashasr Goansaaa OF the R-eSsrsael1aa
ssuB1R bank e& ata@atS was d sssas5@ess
eRlHsF I'm our gasfaakay hast Tuesday.
Iala2saS weaa araaa is back sa @qr.
rssasS&tlrInDGG and is &ralsSng s0g a. d.
SsaEEa1nsA. Saasla of here.
Iaas s~atgasrs I'm as@nSaasp Has. sargs
~ kfswa lGgaESza& Il s8masaaSn easaa
WhAraa insects egsgg NJ week. waes4
aazagaazs a4 Gragsozsssness aer4aSmaag sp
1RfE1sshA@ Improvements are a5Ssassea
astaa ALSO voted on We hope aaaaa oaa-
go Esssz7zssfaats am tae E-eSsTgassaa Waaa
90 RaksEWassa Ehr@agh seaaseA eaea nal
HIaag
ssia1afIafee GEa Epssp Water e4esG IS aas
asffstssinaazaE IL taTa91aEs waassagsas sarssgaaS
f1asA transformations E1en s0gsaa "A FPse
slsEfss1 aaa4tshsfasars araRR Raggla8ssa ssasss
EllI1 ante AsgEsszgE 0s@rrnang.
line gsEEsEarazEa5aI mzIs SsalsSsampss eSS,
Y ggssst dSsssatIh af AnaHar Rsassss4 vpIbs sss
Hsssssfl t'tissEsafEzy sa Ais @enass4s,aa asrr-
lsilrsE ax# asxggsarrssas o. Nv
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1914-01-08
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PLACE FOR --E WOMEN

i C1s If 0hs es&1Icvs Qt gne T~5~SeAas
GaaGaG And S1s1k Scopoer<' coso@s1qaszu
to be &ela IN Fargo Dan 14-3G. wI11
&c tAe so&-Iaas day 5r4evana7ne 2n
~yAe2ass&as> TN2eo ggazs ago Gars waess
assa &A@sa1eGs Of 1he FARMERS e,sn-
Sa0asa 7hss Gae1 vra1e$ 3~EhaaU.S al 7cae
Taaa and ~s8rcgestA aat e9~argx Of Mrs
Y SAeEEs1'a, @&t@ os ~a> &ssaH al aas.
Sa2r3c1al1UCsl 1Q&B@sgHr Il weafzaAnEs 41xLI~
saarg was g~frgaElBs,3. LIST gsf3-2< ve12~
Sra=Enae was an sagtcv5s1lsg lzss and
btise aEns far 7eGs gsac gs2cGa1sss 1o *
SeesS 1t in a1asresa.
Pure Fa3a Oszar14ssla1gsc LAda viii
fIe qae eIz&r rg4a In 12a z-r,seraraza,
AsABi gasa @gGlsr <gsaA6e7s viii 2s wqxrs,s-.
Eisse rse'eaarag wau be held nd ting ugsaHr
aaaSa1ars al Ghe Agricultural caIuass
f.aasaC a Eaa<lual programme. Mrs. C. T
SAEataaI1 Ell pa-sa 1hs ErssSsiasnsr All
deliver aha annual address,. Sns HQ,a
asr husband, ehs te1saa1 Judge. son
@ae1 a large farm as8r Fargo aza2 sire
lis S~zpsnsaH &11arsss1sla MI agricultural
s&ssEeaasHssa1s and Qae improvements M
rural g01saanaaRzs. un, LaaRa will t4lk
ea pure Eaaa and gare demonstrations
s&aEs. G. A. FNshsr III 0risRa. w5l xpsaas
On 4ne Beerssag IF Raaarrs1n Rasrgr in
raae Farm Rgrxa, Mrs. IT. e. naaSs nj
FMfnaataeEg. Na2ans Will rsg,aat qn aans
INTERNATIONAL Congress CT Farm wTgnn-
On.
A1lnefaarEn WIFI s& <tss,xesa nit C,s.ss
sSaia aE tina department al ds1aass1is
ascararny aE ftte esEGAsra.
Aasar Gsa business session In tina
asaa,sassas aaiss EaAa eff RargsD wizn ass.
4assss aae Tatapa OF Fsgnr1rT en- ana
Harrrl, Rms. j. E. EaGasErn al Raarrsa1
wila gtuta d ztaa1gs 4alsk To atsa Ssesssgrsga
aa GalFsr i'm Sars HHFsExass Mrs. 6. H.. MEar,
un G9 aaas a C. win speak an Rras4Baal
TESTS af AasnasraEaa TTaxu5ss.
TtIs1ss 1Hsgl ts an azE<pseaSRIa aasEsr ID
sba 6ne sEssss, aat stock. a-Rasszsfrass
ana satx5ttB yards.
sas aasss14ftasnea Of daa Ea9ass whs
wsaR ases1ruzargg dsalrs husbands to Sa
E Has~Sas4 ars.st lis asassmttssE aB D.
aaaies and no argrasra NANNY aE TIN
sssssssssa Resssae1a gff aaas aaa;ssa saaEsss
Rssss4aarE wsegtse asEu51arsesss aamd u
aafjssrn 4s ngsas af tta asrss1ssra
Ssflakaess ami aMs grzaas 1anasslsais
a5sl Il aesarsesssasFarApa ne fitse l~sfatunlsaa
eHsaage aifsa sE ha aars8asaE aG agnil
xaa na wsasaEesn asfslA ssfsgssri
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1914-01-08

NsN- To-N Ee-al6S 4 snaT1. - cnt'sT
has been a5Enase5 ny President MI
sons declaration of recovered faith m
.Che coGrt-v~s business @2s@ and OF
Wilson's desire 10 Incorporate Win
snse-n in aQ15RsGns up The business OF
the enuzI-v- Tte cessation UF 4cc4T~
.6ry, dug dn great part TO the 6n1A12dl5tN
Of the railways to obtain fair Ca1eS
and to the threats o. a renewed ~ET@sE
hr$QGnS" Campaign, MAS d01F1Slawtta-
In To tase ra-.s Wilson penaeG his re-
ASSURING wC@-Is-Dy disgusting ONT
z1v1nEs from ADMINISTRATION OFFICIALS
This Is the season q peace An3 E0@'c
waIA -hs caGl1rT needs gsSG% and 8
rest. and wre h0Fe 7haaE WlGs&1 w1l
a snn1anua To exert his 2~-I1lEEtce 10 i'm
Su-a them
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1914-01-08

Hanna as this state and Governor
Eaerhart Of Ninnesota. win also de-
lives addresses during the Tri~Ssste
Meeting, Zach executive has shown
q wide interest In agricultural mat
tecs and Governor Hanna was an
original Norassteaaer and has bean
engaged In farming for many years.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1914-01-08
PARK RIVERS FINE
SCHOOL DEDICATED

park River, N. d.. Jan. .S-Salsn
costntyss new agricultural school the
first of it's kind in the state. vas dedi-
lcased here yesterday afternoon. @
10. R. Hanna delivered the principal
address Other speakers were E J.
Taylor, state superintendent Of pHbtlc
instruction. and q. r. Worst. president
Of the North Dakota Agricultural col
shows value Of Schools.
Governor Hanna spoke particularly
of the value OF the county a~gricultnr-
al school
Walsh county is to he c~ongrstu-
lated on the co~rnnlafion OF this splen-
dill institution of learning" he said
This is one Of the biEgesst steps AIKEN
in the DEVELOPMENT OF North Dakota
This stata needs mora. Institutions.
and. unless I arn greatly mistaken In
NV estimate Of the residents of the
other counties. tFav will lose little
tirra in falling in line-
I'm recent years, there have bf*an
a uurnher FCs tr1Dortart changes in
education. In the agricultural states
Of the northwest. we have changed
the old order. The three Rs still are
~neceszarv. but we have begtin 10 look
a2E3 AlS EUEGF-- ANA %AAA AAS F
have come improvements n aG-
yanceS.
Educated Away From the Farm.
THE old f5sss was TO educate the
| ho~s and girls AWAY from tHe farm
and. waaQ the Fhack-to-tne-faTm' CRY
was 4akss7 Von several yearE ago. Te
found it hard TO reverse tilinPs- / DO
/ ran4. rrshar1 tn saw that men and wnE71fn
+FHazrshR IL necessary 81 es3rcTte thai
children avav from the farm. for
from ST. But they did no+ have the Vi
sion: Thew cout1 not soc that thSt was
| the tandenc~ Of the schools nf she faT-
"Rrrt- Az i'm evArvthing. there was
| am awakening Men began 10 see thar
. chang was needed They began IN
\ realize ttss the tOys ard girls mus
DC s~t8ucat@d hack to the farm
Science Was Needed.
aAr1a with this canA the knowledge
| that 5nrv r1ersou" could not BE- a farm
or They began to see that the thref
rs were, aS much q part ut the farm
life as srvrhfngs thsFv SAW that SCIENCE
was needed in AGRICULTURAL pursuits
just as I'M other 47elds Of endeaTor
And now wa hare state EgTicT'itE1r'
al colleges state high school a~gricui,
sUEr-at 5~A-~srtrnents. u AnallT- ~
North DsFota- VIC have the county
I agricultural schools
NORTH n=k~ta roee Forward
North Dakota has the vision. AM
/ North Dakota VIII press forward
There is NO reason why we should lie
/ other agricultural states eclipse MS
We have pTUve1 that, and this SPLEEN
4 did school stands rs a testimonial o
the fact that North Dakota soon viii
lead thsrn all
superintendent Taylor and Presi1era
Worst also emphasized tine ~importanc,
of tine agricultural school in the deVe4
s0nmnene of the community. and b0tl
predicted 4 wonderful future for m
Walsh county institution and for tn
future uf the farms in the county
The banquet tonight Will be ONE q
stFae biggest spreads given i'm this seq
H6un OF the state The indications an
THAT fully 400 people Will attend Be
slides the VISITORS Including Those wh'
#spnge this afternoon several local res
sf6ents Will give informal addresses
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1914-01-08

ssTs Ere s,rfnc OF 1888 I vas ATTACHED by
sx,aa-ssr apd Tnsarnassory Rheumatism. Egf.
sared a. oaly these VITO have 1t know. fer over
fhrea years. I tried reuedy after remedy. AMI
,y0Tr9ar af.ar fcetor, but such relief aE I re
refTed was nnly temporary. Ffcaliy, I Soard :
remedy that cured me completely All Ii has
rerer rFrsr1sf. hare given It 70 g number
wbn -era te-rshTr afflicted z-1 erea bedrt5dsa
with Rheumatic, srt it effected g eU7s in
every case.
rattc Eroeble TO t-y tEsE uzrvelors EgSlErg
r1wer. Ugn'k send q cent: Stnp1y mail yp--
T9srsg ard address, and 1 Will send # free TO try.
After yog have HEet fc ana it haS prcreR itself
to be that h1ng-keked-to- mesns Of curing yo1t
Rheumatism, EoC. ErzF sErS The priee OF IL orr
EoneT unless yen are perfectly satisfied 10 send
Il, Ts-'t that ssIrE Why suffer gZy longer whss
Uosisige relief is thus offered yea free? Dcz's
6elsT. write today. MARX Il. JACKSON
Nc. as Quincy Bldg. Syracuse, ~ Y"
Mr.. Jaeksun tg responsible. AhCTs stateEeas
STue=P1h.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1914-01-08
c,--nrn.-rs cnn-ss.

Cuaca- n Y Oo1as-Tsr- Some ~
those newspapers which Gs24Ea7 IN
<sEz4ng upon srsCy ACT II 1hs r1a12o7g22
ADMINISTRATORS 10 e-5o0c&Es :. A-e say
aag thai chs gc~wsc@-asns Is showing
8 asnr E,alGcr 81 c0~e@sC4-Gal n TINS
1elepAM2z& 5assa4GE&0z case IA 1CTl11
Is. ,ot cru-Ssr that tina ~spTer--2t11 lbs
&GHays e.ssr ready g3 agree u rc~~1-
ckrV &S<saEza&c1s The -gsm ytaarty =
Adopted ~ las big c~a-rao-a~:-S, and
c#lngar .-lS.< are seeing 1E+ wIs3oEl
OF aie,srt-,s he Gsw- The government
nv Gz<&S11ae hat ehe GAw te e,ersTea
e1as eGV1aGtn7 cas t'or@cG&15a-s - 4 ta-
\ operative frame Ut maH21 III gov
s1r1rns13 has NOT gdrsD n III hing,
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1914-01-08
VI nv Net = He3Set

E~sNua<y.lge CaI1r8er-J0Gvmal, 4 -ceCs~
bar II r~owkrsss has grsVeST proposed
the ~apV-pg-taU on Of $3.50, &1ea to Aols-&
10 a,a-tsx5 w5re fence along 1hs Mexican
border in order that excited gs&-rcts<
az tqsen .o2ntE5es ma be held in leash,
RCg WIN -a5 a cactus Ge&geS Mex
20 and ghs paris OF the United States
sA1s-1rS Grsn2 the Mexican tNUns&&-
vT0a5ssce Ssre-Aa varieties O. c&c-1s>
Anv one whnA has Inadvertently ~A16-
81 aaSo . gaI-hlowa CACTUS while
s2~GrrerdcE atsaG1 enjoying lite Peace
and csoza.c-1 Of q summary evening
and nav.ng Suffered through s SN5-.~
rseT1ng 3a~~ k1cws A@w Determined
and 5e5er-e11, a Cactus plant Jan r.
And tire c&e9Gs Is harder than S'tI
SaRwSraSFS NA-bsG wire
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1914-01-08
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The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1914-01-08

a AEEssRessaagsssgss a~ngHansaT'ss aIlstlp-
1Elaalc filss Riarrsn sN4aarn nTlaE be mt
asdtihstH aa ahse easrsHiie KtnsfEB1ss ~gir,e3fiiE4
i'm ID t1igsEl1s 30 Blais6w Shs ltnahz1 Hg
|na1sa ID asIA
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1914-01-08
Rheu maiism
Remarkable Home Ours Given by One WHO
Had Is-HaW Wants Every Sufferer 20 Benefit.

send Ne Meney-FusE YcuF Addreaa
Years az awful suffering and nl!segT liars
4auchf this rsar. Mark 81. Jacksoa o. Syracuse,
%aT ynrk. horr terrible an ereInT to human hap
rsreSz raeumstfEEn is. and have given him syE-
rsthT with all ulGoTtunates who are Within lis
800 He wants every rheumatic victim to
SrnTT huTy be was cured. Read what ne gsTas
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1914-01-08
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The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1914-01-08
: In Sen EsrMRrS

CAScagv Rs~<2v3- Herald The new
c@rrsacv SySteGa -oa OF may NOT de-
reaop serious weaknesses NGt 1t IS
generally acsrcw3s3gsS that II ege~
bodies certain sound principles 1~E
which. hsHSETs> ECONOMISTS and men
ct affairs have been c0Dtsr@lHE S@T
g.any Years Ii is s. c0CapT0InlSe- a.
cxps2rsa and contains concessions 10 the
-Lxn, as well as tn the left, p0satlcSIE
speaking, Further evolution and eSps-
cs8lty The guidance 0s practical IL.
ya-5ence n2ay cause the elimination o.
Some OF the c~oncsSsS&1S- Discussion
and controversy have done their
m-o-&. g2ow the appeal is to the tests
OF act Eat operation q the new system
II j. q z-saI. y Wonderful thing 20
have PASSED from the theoretical Stage
70 yhc practical 10 have cTS-@>r>s 50
-,..ta opposition and converted bank
ing and currency reform" Z an ~
EaTn-lG<ne2 fact
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1914-01-08
serr,e lrsr.Essi.

HGaItlgI9rB &ansriRfaqnss 'ffIiklft frTItth
IHsass sdlmewfnfEnR, s4stla TIM Fha1IgaEEsg2aaEr
'eTEsn1 #Ffy sEadTila Tine uritGfa Ha RnE-
winsrtaRgs siRia Igtsa @Eli1.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1914-01-08

~ GQ-t11G1E harness ON q team Of
horses came near being the cRWse OF q
fatal accident near Sta8g when tins
35vss Of several members Of q family
mere 5eoparG5ze1
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1914-01-08
EDITORIAL COMMENT
p~reaiasre.s Obligation TO &hs People.

Presidents ohliaatiON 80 she People.
Philadelphia Ledger: No president
since Lincoln selected his cabinet has
had such an enormously responsible
set Of officials 10 designate as PTesi-
aene Wilson in naming the federal
bank board, With his secretary Of
tho treasury and tie comptroller OF
the currency, ss ex-ofacio members
he has ave more Sppotatses-
r he had o create an entire new
supreme court II woold De a scarcely
more vital matter.
This country today offers no more
exalted station, barring the presidency
Itself. than n place In this alt powerful
snd newly authorized body, Men OK
the eros6est S~SatssrnsaliSe qualities
nnG there sa ample Geld for the
exercise ~ their genius Men Of the
HOTTEST Ideals may n8v eaa oppoTt9n3-
IL for exalted service to their country,
Al such . time the presidents duty
- &&@hA1%0 people is SO compelling
aad clear caaat TO shtrS 1t woulI seem
impossible
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1914-01-08

Bessie Abbott, in Robin Hood will
be initial attraction in RtsEnarck7s
new auditorium the opening date for
which has been set for Monday night.
Jan. 19.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1914-01-08

\ new S&S,@b8 e5ght-rooun school
house gill be built as Sgors as possible
on the high and central school
grounds to &CGo11Ca06a1a the ch5l6ren
Ct MlI@c-
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1914-01-08

The Grant and BeeCaan farm near
MCst is stocked with one OF the finest
herds a Solste51 cattle that eve-
kCg3-
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1914-01-08

There seems 40 have been g large
exodus Of assistant pharmacists"
s-vE2 small tow1S In the state to the
n c at Fargo TO conq1e@t the 9har-
IL ac.e11tG2l C0gl-Ses
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1914-01-08

tTfhR Hrttt8w MErrr5tng eIilaaa. tine lAaar;g-
asst MsfnrfHnifs GusnH1izHnian ian Ergs Am
asR#s, liz TO- sssstHaddIHal ii hnar1Ga Climb for
GsanrkBsfi.fs
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1914-01-08

People in the small 1owrs are wel1
ps:ronSE1mg different lecture ana ly-
csgrn courses which afford healthy en-
t~eC-&52rnen1s during the winter
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1914-01-08

Da5ry1ag is ee2Ssvs& to he a grSAt-
able Investment by some farmers II
EetIlger ccGl1y-C1e FARMER al
Bentley spent considerable Of last
yeAE2s profits in the purchase Of high
grade milking stock
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1914-01-08

There seems TO be an exchange Of
social affairs at Regent which 50 TO
make life enjoyable In the southwest
e-l part OF the state
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1914-01-08

c l. BeaskScot- q farmer at Emras-
field, lost his home and all belongings
q week &go-s1gr14@g q fire in the
cNoc5sIuve wtga the Oil cAn was the
osase ID the destructive SGana- The
building wsS INSURED far half it's vAgae.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1914-01-08

L1eU1a T H Thazaason Of Grafro2-
present deputy rTeAsITeE and Bob"
C2en6s2n5lg of w1no9e3o@ hare re-
cs1ve.& Il number II boosts, &S prob
able candidates fur the republican
nomination 5Q- state ~ersasnreE-
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1914-01-08

Ole Srals, blind bigger of Eart-
land, pleaded gGa21g 10 tine charge Of
violating Ghs E1g0c- laws Of the state
and was sSg1eacs,a er CHGa1ry JG5gs
WGl2SaEn MURRAY 10 n1Zs1T days I'm tine
Ward e0sultv 1al and fined 5000 and
SIS COSTS. In 3efsu13 NJ payment G9
lime and cacfs1s MIR. Nrfz1s unlgst serve
PEe aEaftbroa1 day in tha 1oI2eF
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1914-01-08

Christ Fisher 81 MsrcFr GtrsUnGy
9ATrasTs ONE I5gn1 GRSI waSk. left &
Vaughn R1fR6 IF wArsea1r saEsE1 rBb Thgusfa-
els, Ea tAss GHweTT stable AT TruT qwST
might, I'm this -y8TIEQg II WAs found
1tEar uhGs wrassA1 MaS SrpIFE1. SgEZas Qgas
had GriveI I'M. transferred 1aAs grain
11 another wagon and GGssRggefarea-
The grain sacks TrsGe fa2gn6 Bs1sr uml-
der the Ece I'm the KNIFE rIrsEa hG1 mo
ieSthsr crfRgsa of 1Ae waas81 La bsaza
fISt9Tarad.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1914-01-08

The Mouse 39rs- BT1ck CO. of Dem
high NcHe2rT c0Incy, has been @C-
gaaEza5 and ; chaEte- taken L Thu
COMPANY Is e~tAEfg2l6sss5 at S5hBDB and
Cen% Enc1cg1G211-s are Dr. d Carr oT
M1lpc c T. SClNeE1s Of Granville and
II l. C~a-1Uaa11s- u Dsmalg1
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1914-01-08

The EeoraeU at R0lla enjoyed =
sgaend51sy arranged programme for a
WaScQ3igAt entertainment they pro
Ua0ce5-
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1914-01-08

BETTER Farming AsS@a&81&p-, Is stir
ring Up school boards. tCEhlCarT to
Regent IN Ghe effort To zrss ohs@ CD
make scMupa h1EE5a1gs nso-s attractive
and Glg1Gt1g and I'D place better and
more s~a@1cC2en1 al the d~GSgsasal Of
osacATS and gaagglS.
Devils Lake world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1914-1915, 1914-09-10
LOCAL PEOPLE
SHOWN AGAIN

At the urgent request of a large
number of Devils Lake people the pic
lures of local people which were taken
in the city a short time ago will be
shown at the Charles Theatre Friday
and Saturday evenings, Sept. II and
IL. If you have not seen them you
should be there. The pictures are so
plain that many of our citizens, boys
and girls can be plainly distinguished.
Besides the pictures there will be
that great picture 'The Struggle Ev-
erlasting," and also the "Wooing of
Sophia"
Monday evening the Adventures of
Kathlyn will appear again. Another
great feature which will be presented
at the Charles in the near future will
be the "Passion Play" This great
pictures are hand painted, four yet
Pathe production and this fact alone
will insure that it will be one o fthe
greatest pictures ever shown in the
city. Watch for later announcements
for this great picture.
Devils Lake world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1914-1915, 1914-09-10
HEAVY BONDS
ARE GIVEN

Bismarck, N. D., Sept. 9-The in
junction order which resulted in the
closing Of three pool halls of the city
vas removed on the filing of bonds
by the owners of the buildings. The
buildings may now be opened and
used, but the courts order provides
that they cannot be used for pool or
billiard halls for the period of one
year.
Joseph Higgins pool hall was re-
leased from the paddock injunction
by the giving of a bond of $500.
The pool and billiard hall Of Terry
White, was closed and a bond in the
same amount was given on the pro-
perty to reopen it. The building is
to be used for a garage.
Joe Hare, whose pool room was al
so closed, gave a bond for $4,000 to
reopen the building. He will sell all
the fixtuhs and rent Of the rooms.