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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-02-17
MONEY IN NEW YORK.
Paris Engages s2,OOO,OOO More Gold
Money Rates steady.

Although there was no alteration IN rates
for tiinc funds yesterday the market mani:
tested a nrmer uud"rtoue, probably induced
by Saturdays rather unfavorab!o bank re-
gsgement OF 81, o00. 600 more gold for Paris.
bringing the total OF tho present movement
up to Sl:.o0o.OOO. The foreign exchange
inarset turned strong and closed at an al
Cali money on the moor OF the STOCK Ex.
change ruled a, IL per cent. the hishes.
being per cent and the lowest IL. per
Time money wa. nrrncr IN tone. Rates
were ~ per cent. for sixty days per cent:
for ninety days az per cent ior four
sis per cent, for six months and shg+ per
cent. for over the year.
Commercial paper was unatered: kat.'
ninety days bills receivable and for bes, four
to six months names. ~
Domestic exchange on New York: Bosion
Par. ST. Paul-i5c. premium. Mime
MUM. San francisco-ice. .premum. Mon
sterling exchange was strong. Rates were
Is3<0q $3.50 for sixty DAYS. ts5'c q t.s5
for demand and 4sjs0Q&s5 for cables.
Money in London. per cent shos,
cent. Closing prices Of consois' 80 HIS Tor
money ard 76s for account
ren;es at ~ francs 10 eeniimes, Exchange
rate OF discount IN Paris. ga per cent; Der
lin exchange on London. 20 marks .4A pig
Private rate in Berlin. per cent.
Commercial price of bar silver IN New
silver dollars quoted az .5gisc.
New York Clearing House statement: Ex
changes s?l3.62l.4sl: balance. sle.tS0,55s
sub-Treasury credit balance. N4'o.9s..
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DAIRY PRODUCTS MARKET.

BUTTER with few deliveries and Job
bers demanding fancy fresh butter me price
this price is likely to hold for day or two
Sssa9ss Of The iash Of Nm ne fresh , sosk
behind; Byt little butter was sold ana |,
stock hold back several days 1t will help
tho storage goods. There was an advance
Ing stock, which has dragged for some time.
Prices follow: Creamery. extras see. nrsts.
$$se r: sso.s; s hsa ; ssrs ans
fsSd to T.,
make. No. :. ishc.: No 8. isVisc.
CHEEsE.-There was little trading yes;
sotbers were busy with other matters. so
nssss,.d The week
;;;iSs, :. specials. isss,sss: sv.;.ss i..ssy.
1...is:, held best. iss: :i,m. h:Ia .ps s:
e,sl. i.,. gitEe.; held: choice; ilgii;Me.;
peor to fair. 60 ioc.
EGGS,-A general advance of 1c, was
sso:s psv.. s.fe OF stSsx w'h sSs
buyer: would no, no, take Ak. stock unless delivery
sssr.ntss asiSsrs. w,iSou. Extra 0S Somp enc.
.S we a. eo1dISns LARGELY
e. this stock from the coolers into ti,s
hands 81 1oooers. Prices follow: Fresh
frsts. 500 3Olac..; seconds. :sh q 2els c. !:
Pennsylvania and nearby hennery whites
rno to fancy 80 q Ace; hennery browns. s2c.
brown and mixed !, eoiots 500 Gle; srssr!Ser.
oScr grades sc EarCp. sHSa r..s ii
dozen TO case. fair to prime. 90 a27c.
LIVE PouLTkY-heayy snow prevented
much business ys',ssdayG ,, only cars were we're
under the eheds. Tho poultry suffered from
ths weather. streets were blocked and stock
In transit greatly delayed. II Is likely that
week and perhaps not that many. These
conditions make higher markets almog sure.
Prices were not settled yesterday and there
are no quotations.
uncertain yesterday and dealers could not
deliver with any certainty. 80 long II
butchers were unable to have stock de-
livered they bought little. There were but
Invoices Indicate light receipts all week. unc
with the storm prevailing, n In difficult to
tell whether there viii be supplies enough
to SO Hrouud, However there Is pleniy OF
10 ia the fresh killed does not arrive.
There was little reason for changing quota
lions from tue close OF last week. although
fowls were ia". better because OF the 10
that there would not be enough fresh sto,
TO meet later demand. Fowls were the only
line changed Quotations are: Turke"
Western scalded. fancy. ?5c.: ohio and
Michigan, 25c.; Texas, average best dry
picked. 2eisc.; Philadelphia broilers, lbs.
each, SOISae. box packed Western fowls
20 lbs. l5igC. Barrelled stock. dry picked
lbs each. isc; lbs. and under 1874 ~ Ice.
scalded. lGHiSc; old BOOSTERS. 1871 c. ; squads
$3.50: lbs. 50; sasM lbs, s2ii5Gta; dark
sl,f5 Capons. Philadelphia. 9@1O lbs. 2sd
sec; ohio. 2la2ic; Western slips. ls1isc
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CURB STOCKS CLOSING

sSells cents per share.
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Europe, The visible supply In England
and France and afoat thereto increa sed
Ss5 tons during the fortnight ended Feb
iuary ID. Stacks at Hamburg. Rotterdam
and Bremen decreased is7 tons In the
same period to s,d2l tons. Those at Rot.
terdam foil or $50 tons and at Bremen
they dropped $50 tons, while at Humbur.
there was Z rs ton increase.
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THE COPPER MARKET.

There was but little demand for copper
yesterday, but the small tonnages that
were booked fetched l4a cents pound
From abroad came the .fortnightly
statistics showing an increase In stocks In
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1000. ....26.
csSs,GssiixfIRss.s::
1000. a \ n
Chi RIAPref4s
@u.scJ y S31
Chi 4 " Ind IS
.ooo. ....ST
Colo so eIt<iss
5000. ala
Con Ind Coal IS
lo0O.....7 %
Cuban 80
4vUU. OOa
1000. OOis
Diet I'm LIST <'.s
1000. ola
Distillers Secur.
tiles Corp "a
10000. ....6 Z IA
5000. ...6 a.
Erie cv n scrA
10000. ....7 Sll
Erie CIV a ser II
1900. 10
Fri. zen ~
5000, .... Ola
Erie Sd ext
1000. 90
Gen Motors ss
1000. 90 "a
5000. 90 81
5000. Il OO5s
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1914-03-20

prairie commonwealth and studied its
various tXRees Of fQreigpers, be, IN
doubleday, would have laid the story
Of The Melting Pot in HiaWatha's
Land of the Dacotahs.
The scenes and plays taken from
the best European and American
playWrights, especially those depict
ing the different modes Of life will
be tried out in the Little Country
theatre, and il found Suitable will
be Recommended to those localities
made up for the most part OF for
eigners. Nationality programs in
which foreign students at the insti-
tutions and Representatives. from Vari-
Gus foreign. communities in the state
participate will be featured monthly.
In this and many other ways the Lit
tie Country theatre will serve as a
sociologfcaT experiment Station. It
will test the different samples of COM
edY, draFsa and other forms Of enter.
tainment. by giying all eligible stu
dents, who come from every section
Of ths. stats. and the northwest, an
opportunity Of not only appearing IN
one play d year, but also tfafnff1g ii
the direction, or the getting up OF
the play. If the play or sntertain-
ment proves satisfactory people resid-
ing. in the rtra1~ districts VIM Be gwen
knowledge of the fact. BY this
method the Little Country theatre
will become a vital force in social1z-
ing the country in NORTH" Dakota.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1914-03-20
TO HAVE PROBE
OF CITY INDEBTEDNESS

taR NiRH;: 3; P9 4a HyaFf Po5 3e5771 l.. se'f ssssss
!nierce" Ct this City iHntoo the '~indebfed-
Hess Of the hu~njtipal1ty, It's caulsssgss
and possible eradidatffoh. In cohjfn1cc!3
ton with this probe. tie secretary Of
the club will list THE >e%Spenditures 81
the city for the last tweHty Years, tie
special assessments made and All SUCH
tiguros which may throw a fight, 'on The
proposition. Minet, at the present
Tune. ts hurdenad heavily with High
taxas and some solution Of The probL
Lana Is to he found IL possible. This
WORK Is alRnG the same lines as pre-
yi9Vs MaEk dans by the ~rejuManatGd
assRRiatian and maRy business men
Feel &c .that tRs citK Is to benefit hugely
by the reorgapizatjan Of this Stub,
While in Grand Hacks, SesEetary Hoi-
both Grand Tip5rks md Farg4df, H to 81
the next convention OF the State asso-
Citations for Minot in June. This viii
give the outsiders q Glance to see tie
progressive city .pa- tka, MaAse Fiyer
and judge the strides being made TO-
"eFd premieF .hepars iR the stats.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1914-03-20
IF KIDNEYS Nj; ! 5 And
BLADDER L ID ! d BOTHER
GLASS OF sALTs~~+Te
FLUSH QuT YouR KlnN-Ts AND
NEufRAtIzE ~.IRRlFATING
AGlDs. r

Kidney aad Bladder WEAKNESS result
Ess kl aBds Bg oyer thIs f aela; ffFsa 4 Ehs
where it often remains to irritate and
1lnflamsl faysiipg q PurppiippGG, ,aeaallaing
ssgsaslen; pf ss5ling Up aR TFifati9hH a i
s gsS ni Ishef ma 81 a5ff fATss { atf A eo aaFs#f
aES sks,d fh5g E agsa ]. Ef5 ! II slEass XgIl
/ 81 y 4 tSHA Rs2 4
as alSaSsf Sss assass mest ea||ka ssH i,
Wghifs. ~ ssSsssmsly sahine ag
e8tP s. sha xfES PAlR apia ts9 ahdsa ESaF ]
:2ss sa1fs; rs as5 a Hs39I 5 fSar gqPess a; ST
take a tablgspoonfut In q glass pr wa
ter befqTa RFsak1asf GaanatinAAaa this ggsar
two or three days. This will n~eutralize
the aids IN the urine sd III ma longer
III @ sorlFee taf Irritation ia the bladder
asSt,a sHsps sSaia sssaas gaase sAsn act
Jad Salts is Inexpensive, harmless,
ana f3s' made 9EaEn fha Acid 0s Grapes
ana leman Juice. eaSabined NEitaa 7atslsia,
asd 10 Jasad hE tRallsand s5of faiks' suRd
aBS giab5eeE &a urinary djsardess causr
Sd hH nEic acid i~Esixaytfop.s Jad Salts
5S gnasegafzid. D kianegaA ard etapsas pe
had afgaeta .Wiaaizaxar. s 3as
Hkssa xau haze q pleasant assferKass
eant iithiaGsggs1E saHgkasks which MrAesaSy
relieves bladder kxeubIe.--Advts .ss
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1914-03-20
Old People Need
A Bowel Sti,nulant
@he Adaat One 10 a Mild Laxative-Tonic
that Will Keep the Bowels "f'
Gently ACttvN-

T-kf
Healthy old age Is so absolutely de-
pendeht upon the condition OF the bow
els that great care should be taken 10
see that they act regularly. The fact
= mat 9s age ~advances the STOMACH
muscies become weak and inactive and
the liver does not store uh the iuices
that are necessary to prompt digestion.
Some help can be obtained BY SatinE
easily dlgested foods and by plenty OF
exercise, but this latter is irksame to
mtqQst sldsrlX people. One thing is GER
yam, that a state of constipation should
always be AVOIDED, as 1t Is +danEer6us
to life ana health, The best plan Is
TO take q mild laxative astoften as is
deemed necessary But with equal GER
ta1nty, It is suggested that c%athartics,
purgatiVes, physics, salts and pills be
avoided, as they do but Temporary good
delicate system. " :
A much better plan and one that
thousands of elderly people arg follow
ing, is to take a gentle laxative-tonic
like DIR. CaldwelPs syrup Pehsin. which
acts as nearly like nature as is pos
sible. Iii fact, the tendency Of This
remedy is to strengthen the stomach
and bowel muscles and SO train them to
act naturally again, when "a edieines of
all kinds car usually be dispersed
with. This Is the opinion OF many peo-
pie or different ages among them Mrs.
Mary A. 2. Davidson, Of University
Mound Home, San Francisco, Cal. She
Is IS and because Of her sedentary
habits had Continual bewsI trouble.
From the day she began taking DR..
Caldwells Syrup Rspsin she has had
no further Inconvenience and naturally
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1914-03-20
NORTH DAKOrAN
HEAVIER LOSER

Aberdeen, S. D., March 20.-Fire
breaking ont at I g. m, destroyed a
block of business buildings at Column
bia, formerly the seat of this county.
The total loss is about $65, 600, with
INSURANCE Of $4,000. Tbs llQssss are
as follows:
i. T: Fessenden building, occupied
by hardware and furniture store, con-
tents. allied at $500. Insurance a.
SOP; building owned by Charles Little
Of Scranton,' N. D., loss $500, no in
surancsee. @Fessenden lived over his
Store and his household goods were
II, s8e,t" insurance $3.50" Alfred Kailen,
general merchandise store. loss $12,-
800 on stt9ek With s9sQ99 i1sqranse: The
Fresno, Cal, loss $1,000, inssuFance So
500. Kailen lived over the store and
lost household goods valued at 5000.
John GaskiR'S ganaEal msrGhapdise
store was burned with a loss on con
tents Of about $4,000; insurance
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1914-03-20

$4,000. The building, Owned by G. =,
Corey ana the Columbia Town Hall
association. was valued at $4,000. The
loss on the town hall is placed at $3.50.
The Dakota CsntraEs exchange in
tho KaileEs store wa destroyed, also
the Masonic hall ia the Gasken build
Ing ana two pffvate garages. The Sec
ond floor oe the Gasken building was
occupfed by tire .:.8..-0 r. Degree Uf
Honor, A. o. u. W., M. w. A.
R6bekaBe; 4. II: A., and II. 3. A., ali
or which lost their records and all
paraphefnalia%. Mrs r. 4Ffltts anu son
and daughter lived over Fessenden's
store, and their loss was about $780,
With some insurance. +.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1914-03-20
F~@NN aEFF 4 ~ 4FHfN+ttNiFl
FAIR IS
GAINING GROUND

Langdon, \. D.. March 2o:-The
Cavalier County Fair association, at
its annual meeting held in Langdon,
laid plans to hold its annual fair dur
ing the week following the Red River
Valley exposition at Grand Forks,
'StneS Sbunty aid has been extepdeS
tRD ths11 fa1r AaggaaihT' defcIts tthhiatt~ We're
gFsateg aEFiRs 3 PSri99d Mh9h such
TO be Wiped" outt. III Tact a rarge
p~oFtiQn Of the ipdebteGness has al
ready been cleared UP. with the aiq
received this wear 1t is expected that
lbs fair will be PLACED on q sound
financial basis.
Is. d. Stewart Vas reelected presi-
dent: E. S. Exams is again treasurer,
and b. b. Groom is secretary.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1914-03-20
GIRLSI BEAUTIFUL, CHARMING HAIR,
NO DANDRUfff~ rs CENT pANDERlNE

doublSl the beauty ef Eour hair.
Besides ReautifVing the hair 1T once,
AapgeF!ne aissalSes GysrX Narticle Of
daRdE42i, FleaRses, pQFi4es and iREig-
GF3tSs th9 ,sGalp. forever Stopping
But what will PleaSe yop most will
BE, after a few .weel{S use when Yon
will 2ftHallN see new hair-@hpe and
eRKnS. a, T5Yes=-hHt reaIly neE
hair growing all qyGE ths SCALP. III
you care for arett&, soft hatF aid 1875
Of If dx,t s sure ge a. a q Is sent bottle Of
gist or toilet counter, and Just tTx It.
-Advt.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1914-03-20
TRY THIS! DOUBLES BEAUTY OF
YOUR HAIR AND STOPS 1T
FALLING OUT.

Tour hair hsGQmes light way. Ruf-
~. abundant and appears as soft. lus-
trous and 'beautifyd as a young girls
after q "~Danderine hair cleanse. Just
try this-n1ofsteh a cloth with a little
Danderine and carefully draw it
through your hair, taking one small
strand at a time. This will cleanse the
hair OF dust, dirt and excessive oil
and In 1Llst. q feM moments YOU have
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1914-03-20
SUICIDES estate
GOES TO NORWAY

WyE}Pitte IS Earth g. y. p. MHa1rch 90
GSaPrgss f. B9e, Wig fQmmittad sui
eide Escentl&, Left an estate valued at
about $2o,Aa0, the whole OF which Will
lie administrators, now in charge of
the estate" has been unable to and
trace or any relatives in this country,
all residing across the water. t''"''
Boo had lived in the United States
about $ea @tears, coming here penni-
less. but he proved successful. At the
time he Killed himself, Re apparently
was in the Best of health and financial
circumstances, and no reason is
known for his suicide.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1914-03-20
BULL B TERRIER AFTER "
CAT SMASHED Big GLASS
Oa~SaH-aRaDsps
h--~gssf " svS

Minoot, n: 2, March 2o=-Deashing
hasadlopg into g large GLASS show win
dow after a stu fed wild cat. :;Alph0snss,
a white bull ~terrler belonging tESalo D.
and the big show case which stood on
the sideWalk IN front Of g loca1 fprrier
Was practically. demolished: AL
Phonses. who Is death on eats q an
"tat"'t7#hich stood with 'afched back
and barred teeth and With q
whoop Oh" joy suddenly left the
sidewalk and sprang at the cat with
the above mentioned results. His
wounds were DRESSED and his owner
also paid for the ruined~ca "a n show
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1914-03-20
DAIRY VI EE
Ray Will Have All pay Session on
March "a. H.

Ray, N. D.. March 2~0.-Arrange-
ments have been made with State
Dairy Commissioner Flint to have a
dairy meeting in this city or Tuesday,
March "a. Sessions will be held all
day auring the forenoon afternoon
Among the speakers who will be
here that day are Fred w. Merrill of
Fargo and a number OF other men
noted over the state for their work in
connection with the dairy movement.
Some Of the best speakers at the dis
posal Of the department win be here
and, as they are experts iin their line,
it will be very educational for the
people attending. -"
J Subjects for discussion. will be along
the dairy Ines ~iheluding the silo, sill
age. alfalfa etc.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1914-03-20

auctions vii be varied. Emphasis will
be laid on the one-act play and scenes
taken from dramas depicting The life
Of various foreign people.
In order 70 ,~tthg9E9g44Fh!E HpdeEEstanaa
know something about the different
nationaiities represented within its
borders. North Dakota Is a state
made up of a great many foreign
people. If zangwiH had visited this
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1914-03-20
SOLD 5 I'D COCAINE FROM
STEPS OF CITY JAIL

Minot, n. D., March 20.-Fwo color
ed MEM seated on the steps OF the city
lei H. Mfg nFsssffsa YsstSgaaX sAgEEgssa&
cocaine u seems 9tie nan vas loaqed
made g sale while standing On the
steps Of the jail Itself. Tn hey, were
dne4 $40 and c9sts, for their holiness.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1914-03-20
NIINQT WANTS
CITY MANAGER

Minot, n. 2, yagh 2e~~Mt9Qt VII
petition the next legislature to amend
the city commission form of govern
m9pt SO 2S '9 sal!l9ow the Ssjities in North
D2 / rssd 5R3 5eFYY " fS,ss q eE E H1a R5S Eass-
ed by the diFsStQrs Of re q}sS9ciatti3n
" " S alssGssed anti 5P ftt Riaaa EgF5 p t9R'f iSff$fS
bearing on the subject were read:
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1914-03-20
BADLY BURNED.
0raxtan Yautha Mistook eo@dar. for
Coal and Explosion Occurs.

Drayton, N. D., Mar% &C. A very
serious accident occurred in this city.
David apd Gust, sons Of AZ: aPd Mrs
ence. ssaas Of Mr., and Mra, Knute FL
lington, were playing around the Ell
lingsoh yard. The boys were building
an engine and found a can which they
NeEa going to Use a. sslm!99lksssstaaek; Fhe
boys thought it was coal. They touch
ed the ioWder off and as a result the
boys We're badly burned from the ax-
plOSian. It Was q TeTE narrow escape
Cor the RoEs. hut they arc doing as
well as could be expsGtea.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1914-03-20
SPEECH ] BY
JUDGE FITZGERALD

5s 4'aa ): rB n: ax! RI n A5a 4 %lsiaE57 mssas
a ~rousing speech. hefare the assembled
progressives Of the city and nearby
district, At g. meating held in tho Ly-
GG4m tRe4tFa hsfa.. H. was heaEd by
g rag Slaad eFRXd Of Bull Mpasefs
ara G4nslqsEaPla, enthgsiasm WAS eNi-
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1914-03-20
HANNA TAKES CHARGE
OF RAISING /. I'll FUND

Bismarck, N, D.. March 2O.-Goy. L.
3. Hanna has taken charge Of the
r moyyse9meent t. raaise, tbs. ths remainder of
the $1,000 fund. started several years
ago, for the purchase of a silver serv-
ice for the United States battleship
bearing the name of the state. A
commission appointed by Governor
Burke about six years ago raised all
but $2,5eO.
SaXsraI times the matter Of making
an appropriation For the service has
been brought before the state legisla-
tgE : but ldc, Sab { ti lpS,b t has ,i ladilsa be- be-
state constitution. " :
In. the meantime the silver service,
ready for delivery as soon as the cash
Is ava1fabrg,s ~Iies" In tie vaults of''a
New York firm. ~
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1914-03-20
Special Health Warming" for March.

Marca r. 4 trying; month for the
very Young and for elderly peopIe.
Group, b~dro4ncniaf colds, S1agrippe and
pnedfnonia are TO be feared and avoid:
ed. EoIey's~ Honey and Tar lisa great
family medieffie that will Quickly stop
q cough, check" the prpgress' Of 2 cold,
and relieve IatIqtnsd,a5hd coongssted air
ti,sy1liaa4btlles:@ FEaaf'sallIe' ~ III drqagggltzgts:-
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1914-03-20

MRS. MARY A: p. DAVIDSON
she Is glad to say Kind things of this
Een1edY ~I ~. - ""#S .TTf
s,l 4 s9!tla eeaaa be R9uggtht pf snY aaFulgg-
usually buy the Afty cent size first and
l Easq hs a3txIaF {n s9aY BHS int tfe daiiaAY sl4 e.
which Is mors"econofnicaI. Results are
always guaranteed or mQneY will be
ssRt3 95n FE33ffigGS1sS th Re2sESsR Saug2 e thSas
with eEeGE- assurance of good rasulta.
bo FFfHf@ii| ill., T BEgsSE IS tEy . 4 fFas SsHFE1s
dressing Dr. ". B. Caldwell 41a Wash-
f sss{ES$ VIII Az yg H%sf 8:saass sn!d aaatssaP 8Hsi i
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1914-03-20

denced during the evening. State
Chairman Dorr Carroll joined the par
ty, which is enroute to Fargo via Bis
marck and Valley City. At Fargo, a
state pow-wow will be held for the
Bull Moose bunch and candidates and
their platforms announced.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1914-03-20
There's No Corn That
"!GllE::11E!SS il Wont Get
More Fussing, plasters, SaIves and
Corn lIsssIDhR, ,I,Ex HE HTeW War. - =.

oo n]Hgs ol sgSk 5 n Sba rEa} thstn e e9ER
when YOU try wonderful :tsGETS-IT" on
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The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1914-03-20
HUBBARD BURNED
TO DEATH TN HOME 80
MILES NORTH Of BEACH

Beaeh:. N: 2. March 20l-Carl Hubbard about Is years old was burn
TheS drG 4 sart R T. Fm MS tfSg hIg ftYY &&onf p gotSe 4 bnKhoS 3 eeaee a rdt h n.s Mt
ing ~-~~ ~"~~
Tho dead man returned to the building and attempted to get some
clothes and money but Bas oxercoma with smoke and his body~ WIS
found in the ashes after the building was destroyed.
The building Was one Of the largest HOMES in Upper Golden valley,
located -four miles south IF Trotters, q country postofice. 1t vas owned
by Chas. Hubbard and was- 0tcup1eu b0hhs brother George, two sol
and q daughter.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1914-03-20
Cummings News.

'FF
Cummings, n. D, March 10. - To
The Forum: Mrs. E.. A, Smith is
spending the week with Mrs. W. J.
Burnett.
Atty. r. A. Burnett arrived home
from Minneapolis last week
3. 1. Myers transacted business at
Fargo last Monday.
Mrs. 6. Kirkeberg and son Louis
spent last Saturday and Sunday at
the kirkeberg home enroute from
Eugene, Ore. to Mortified, Mimi,
wheEe she will make a xiSit with her
daughter, Mrs. Herman Roe.
FFe little daughter Of Nj and Mrs.
Eyed Fngarson will be an evVeryday
visitor in Cummings in the" near
future. '~' -
Rev. G. Morgan returned from Chi
cago R1ursdaT where he Went to meet
his brother Who just Recently arrived
Erom Wales. p 80 - 49, >"
Mr.. and Mrs. John Publ are spend
lpg q taM da%s in large. -, ,~.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. ~. Cast left for
their homc at Plaza; n. o. Thursday
morning.
George Gar1er returned "Wednesday
from -Akely, Mimi. where he had a
car OF horses at work this winter.
Cor, G..