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SURPRISES MANI
IN EAIRMoNr

The QUICK action of simple buck
thorn bark, glycerine, etc, as mixed
in Adler.i-ka, the remedy which be.
came fsmous by curing Appendicitis,
is surprising. Fairmont people. ManJ
have found that this s!lnple remedy
drums so much fowl natter from the
system that A SMILE DOSE re-
l:ewGS constipation, sour stomach and
gas on ne stomac' almost JMME-
DIAL Il: Adler ka is tie most
thorough towel clause. 'er sold.
Marem's Erug Stmr.
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Girl" whose praises have preceded
1t here by over a year, and the man
agement Of the Grand announces that
this world famous musical entertain.
ment viii be presented here Decem-
Der IS. They also state that they will
present this piece exactly as it was
presented at the Park theater, New
York, for one whole year. The man
agement states that all mall orders,
accompanied by check, will be given
prompt attention.
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HUNTINGDON. R. Bdrks, aged
n years, prominent resident Of NIL.
ton, for the past 40 years, and the first
mayor of the town, died Sunday morn
ing after an illness Of three days of
pneumonia. Mr. Burlts had been one
OF the leading citizens of Cabell coun:.
ty and at the time of death was en-
gagged in the hardware business in
Milton. He became i'll Thursday
night and gradually grew weaker. Mr..
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FRENCH REMEDY FOR
STOMACH TROUBLES

The leading doctors of France have
for years used prescription OF vege-
tableoils for chronic stomach trouble
and constipation that acts like a
charm. One dose will convince you.
Severe cases of years standing are
often greatly benefited within "A
hours. So many people are getting
surprising results that we feel all
persons suffering from constipation,
lower bowel, liver and stomach trou-
bles should try Mayr's Wonderful
Stomach Remedy. 1t is now sold
here by Holt Drug Co.
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a very enjoyable meeting OF tha
81 NJ. w. Club was held yesterday
afternoon at the home Of Mrs. Charles
Michaels on Broad street. About IF
teen members of the club were pres
tent and the invited guests were Mrs.
sAIahala Ridgeway, OF Oklahoma, and
Miss Florence Viking, OF Marietta,
Ohio. Mrs. r. E. Lefeyre, of CASTOR
avenue, will entertain the club next
"Wednesday afternoon.
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Burks served four years In the Civil
war on the Confederate side. He Is
a member OF Camp Garrett, Confeder.
ate Veterans. In the political affairs
OF Union district in Cabell county, Mr..
Burks took a prominent part: He
was postmasterfor four years during
the Cleveland administration. Ten
years before that he was elected may
or. For four years he was magts,
trate.
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Those who have seen that. much
talked Of musical comedy, THE Gun.
ker Girl" which comes to the Grand
December IS, understand why 1t Is
such a tremendous success on its pres.
emit tour OF the United States and
Canada. It has been endorsed and
holds record runs in, three continents;
two years In London one year In Par
is: one year In Australia and one year.
in New! York. This IN Itself Is reason
enough for the unusual interest mani
tested la the engag cement IN this city;
The Quaker Girl
Fairmont IS at MT to have IN OPP
portunity OF Witnessing THE Quaker
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Rlty wa.son's Beef Trust Beauties

Coming to the Grand on Friday
night Billy Watson's famous Beef
Trust Beauties" will present a two
act burlesque entitled "Thc Partisan
Widow" Billy Watson's productions
need no introduction to the theate,
patrons as he is too well known
throughout the country. Clever COM
edians, pretty girls, snappy up-to-date
songs and dances together with elab-
crate costuming and beautiful seen
cry make this show big success. FL
Korah, a celebrated Oriental dancer,
is the extra feature.
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TEMPLE nucks

The Braves and Pickups played of
their postponed game last night, the
Braves defeating the Pickups two out
of three, the Piokups winning the ln-
al game by Wa1lace's great finish. The
consistent bowling OF Harden was the
feature of the match he getting high
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WIN Omen Bazaar.

The ladies' of the Palatine Baptist
church will open bazaar tomorrow
moTning I'm the Arnett building on
and Barney Streets Many beau
stifql Shand naSde articles, suitable for
Christmas gifse, will be for sale at
very reasonable prices. On Satur'
iday2morling an exchange will also be
held,
Business Meetings.
as business meeting of the Ladies'
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The Temples gave the Dixies Jolt
in the Temple league by taking two
games, which pulls the Dixies out of
first position. The second game was
some contest, the Temples piling up
Il total OF APP. Powell and WEIGH were
the stars, scoring Is? and 172, Welch
getting high score and average for
the match. The scores:
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STATE NEWS


HUUNTINGToN--A deal in which
the Kenoya Luntl& & Supply Com.
pany, of Kcnova, @taken over. by the
Huntington Lumber and Supply Com.
pany, of this city, was officially an
nounced. The consideration was $780,
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.Mra. IenklnE VerY lll.

- os SGIlhlnS NSby bI'
Mrs. Fred Il. Jenkins is very i'll at
her home on East Bridge street. Mrs.
jenkins was recovering from re.
cent illness when she suffered re.
lapse and Is now in very serious
condition.
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Here From Jersey City.
Miss Anna Frey, of Jersey City, is
the guest of Miss Pauline Frey on
East Park avenue.
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Aid Society was held yesterday after
noon at the First NJ. 2. church. I

The Home Missionary Society OF
the M. E. church met yesterday aft
ernoon at the home Of Mrs. Florence
Cray on Diamond street.
The Ladies' Aid Society Of the NJ.
E. church meets this evening at the
home of Mrs. j. NJ. Smith on State
street.
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I FiiIjIiI..RjII!S9 80
sfdlAAk9
Enjoyable Meeting.

EIS5ISssfSaIss6 lEQEar0o Syt1HsEQessaslEs
The day book., 1914-03-14

was nothing against which, with rea-
son, he could protest. Next time he
would send a clerk. But he was not
without a sense of humor,, and the
situation as it now was forced upon
him struck him as amusing. He
laughed good-naturedly and reached
for the desk telephone.
MAY l use this" he asked. He
spoke to the Wall street Office. He
explained he would be few minutes
late. He directed what should be
The day book., 1914-03-14

Mr. Andrews with genial patience
had remained silent. Now he turned
upon his visitors. A Levantine, bur1y,
unshaven and soiled, lowered trucu-
lently above him.
''You gotta he'll of a nerve to come
to see me-" he commented cheerfully.
"Was it you," demanded young An
drews in a puzzled tone, cor your
brother who tried to knife me?"
Get QUIT" said young Andrews,
"and don't show your face here"
The day book., 1914-03-14

The door slammed upon the flying
Greek. |
A kindly-eyed, sad woman with
basket. on her knee smiled upon An
drews with the familiarity of an old
acquaintance.
''Is that woman going to get a
divorce from my son." she asked,
now that he's in trouble?"
The day book., 1914-03-14

done if the market opened in GER
tain way. He gave rapid orders on
many different matters, asked to
have read to him a cablegram he ex-
pected from Petersburg, and one
from Vienna.
"They answer each other" was his
final instruction. "It looks like
peace"
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PROMINENT CLUB
WOMEN HERE

Mrs. Crystal Eastman Benedict Of
New York city will arrive in the city
tomorrow morning and will be the
guest of Mrs. Clara L. barrow at her
home on Eighth street south. She will
speak at the Grand on Sunday evening
on some. phases Of the Labor Problem
In its relation to Woman Suffrage.
Mrs, Benedict is a prominent MEM
Der Of the executive committee Of the
Congressional Union for Woman stuff
rage. She Is a lawyer by profession
and since her graduation from Vassar
college some ago a taken a
very prominent part in the east in all
labor problem movements affecting wo-
men.
DR.. Clarke Of Des Moines, Ia, who
with Mrs. Benedict will jointly occupy
the platform on Sunday evening, Is a
ject of Sex Hygiene. A luncheon will
ject Child Welfare. which she has
selected for that evening, should be
recognized as an authority. Dr.. Clarke
will also speak before The Commons
club on Monday evening. upon the sub
ject of Sex Hygiene. A lncheon Will
be given for Dr.. Clarke n Mrs. Bene-
dict by the Votes for Women league OF
this city on Monday at noon at Civic
center.
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SOCIAL NOTES

II the members of the Eastern
spring convention in Chicago at the
auditorium this, week., can have things
their way women will dress in most
fanctful clothes this season. Some Of
named The Ghost Frock, The Sunshine
Dress. The Egypta, The Chicago Gown
and The Rose and Tulip Frock. These
dresses are all original designs. made
Ripley. president Of the club, shows. a
gown which she says was inspired by
Chicago. 1t Is made with a smoke
gray chiffon underskirt, al overskirt
an inverted umbrella, lined with gold.
"A Lake Michigan green velvet" belt
ana touches OF iridescent green and
silver white from the neck and slesves
and shadow and the atmosphere. of the
smoky city by the lake. Another one
of Nine. Ripley's dresses was suggest
ed by the, g~rasshopper. 1t is made OF
low. and pink. A bouffant effect in the
back is draped to suggest the body OF
the grasshopper. Depending from the
shoulders Is a edrapery of airridescent
suggests the wings of the g~rasshopper
and underneath this are plaitings OF
yellow and pink, which show with ev-
cry movement OF the body in the dance.
AHOLuSr 1ueLlDeT OIL the CluD Is snow
ing a black Itaffeta gown, with a hoop
around the bottom. With this is worn
the boomers. of u grandmothers'
time. made OF white chiffon. All the
dressmakers are united in saying thai
Egyptian effects Will be very much
worn. They are not quite so unani-
nous as to the hoop skirt question.
There Is a, radical change In h fash
ions Of skirts. There is much more
material in them and they are much
wider. Whatever may be the proud
boast OF Paris or New York, Chicago
sets the fashion for the women OF the
middle west, and the edict for the
spring is hustle. effects. shirrings,
ruffles and all sorts of frills and fur
bellows. Hips are decidedly coming In
to fashion and 1t looks as though the
stout woman was going to have her
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next meeting will be at the home OF
Mr.. and Mrs. J. A. Anderson, 332 Sew
n avenue south.
Cards have been received by friends
IN this city announcing the marriage
Of Miss Olive Paul, Of Minneapolis, to
Rev: E. Leigh Nudge, of Grand Forks.
The wedding took place Wednesday
evening In the Joyce .M ct church
pastor Of the Methodist church, Off
ciated. Miss >Genevieye Hill rendered
the ~Lohengrin wedding. march. The
announcement Of the marriage will be
received with a great deal OF interest
by many friends Of the young people
throughout the state. The bride Is a
graduate nurse and was a resident OF
North Dakota for a number of years
and for some time past has been con-
nected with the "Asbury hospital In
Minneapolis. Rev. Mr.. Nudge, has been
a pastor in several Methodist churches
in this state for a number OF years. He
has been studying at the North Da-
kota university and recently. complet-
ed'his course for the B. A degree. Fol-
lowing the ceremonyNa wedding recep-
ton was held5at the Deaconess home at
$50 Ninth avenue south. Rev. Mr.. and
Mrs. Nudge will make their home in
Grand Forks at 702 North Fifth street
and will be at home to- their friends
unite in extending best wishes for hap
piness and prosperity. "
A whirlwind campaign for suffrage
Is now being carried on in Devils Lake.
a house to house canvass Of the entire
city Is being made this week by men,
bers Of the local Votes for. Women
league, n the most favorable condi-
tons are reported. Plans are being
made for q grand equal suffrage de
m~onstration, in which suffragists from
all parts of the lake region will par
ticipate, to take place there. some time
in May. A. monster mass meeting will
be the feature Of h occasion.
~~ ~
The First division Of the Women's
union of the congregational church
gave an experience social yesterday AZ.
.ternoon at the home of Mrs. e. N. Cor
son on~Sixth street south. Each mem
Der was requested to relate her ,ex-
periences as to how she earned her
dollar, this having been required of all
the members at the last meeting. The
many funny experiences afforded much
amusement both for the members n
the guests and the afternoon was a
most pleasant one. Dainty refresh
ments were served. at the close of the
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inning. Hips are decidedly not the
played recently were tight-fltting. built
Tor anaemic figures. thai never came m
iron or baseball diamond.
Mrs. w. H. O%tterburn, 1872 Seventh
avenue SOUTH entertained the execu-
tive board of the Missionary society OF
the First Presbyterian church at ker
home yesterday afternoon. There were
twelve ladies present and the after
noon was spent in making plans foE
the society.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hugo Stern, have re-
turned from st. Paul where they at
Selma Stern to Sidney Stiefel. A st.
Paul paper gives the following ac-
count: Sidney stiefel, a prominent
was united in marriage here Iast even
ing to Selma Stern, daughter of MIR.
and Mrs. A. Stern, Of Wahpeton, n. D.,
and a very accomplished young lady.
The ceremony which was a brilliant
Paul hotel at $40 o'clock and was per-
formed by Rabbi I. l.. Ryp1us. Forty
guests were present all immediate re-
Mr. dt.y and Mrs. n Ie stief feIn parents Desawe Of T the
bridegroom and Jack Sttefel, a cousin
The bride was attired in q white satin
gown with court train. The maid OF
honor was Miss Ella Stern and tho
best nan was Jack Stiefel. Jeanette
Rose acted as flower girl and Master
Albert w. Rosen was the ring bearer.
An elaborate dinner followed the cerc-
mony, after which the bridal couple
departed for California. They will re-
turn to Ottawa about the middle OF
April ana will be at home to their
friends about the middle of, June. Sid
ney Stiefel is one, Of the most progress
i've and popular young business men OF
Ottawa. He is a member Of the cloth
ing firm of M. Stiefel and Son, being
the only SOM of Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. stiefel,
who reside at 431 Congress- street. He
was born and reared in Ottawa and
has always been actively identified
with every movement for the, advance
ment of. ottawa. He Is a member OF
the EIks' lodge and the Ottawa Bust
ness Mems association. His bride Is
very highly spoken of by those who
have met her and she will receive a
warm welcome on her arrived in Otta-
wa. Mr.. and Mrs. Stiefel are not fully
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Social Calendar for the Week

Saturday-Lecturea at Civic center-Miss Stoner OF sncutursI college.
sunaay-Lecture al b Grand theatre. DE-. Margaret Clarke IN MR.,
Crystal Eastman enedct
Houday-VOtes for Women eag luneheO MT Civic certer 1g ocIocL
Charity Euchre card party, commerce. cub $3.50 O'Clock.
Tuesday-MFsI w. Richardson party for Mis- LaVaIley, bride elect
observation-disclosures Ladies' Chorus oncert, stones music hall 8
O'Clock.
urSday-MrS Walter Thompson, informal afternoon.
Us Gamma inn m mt mi of NORWAY ALL
h Mouse Trap N0orhen fGh hOo 1870
Saturday-MrG. I. A Stevcr, informal terno
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BIZ EGGS IN IS DAYS

This is our record for the first eigh-
teen days of March. You can do the
same If you buy eggs from our Single
Comb Rhode Island Reds. Order at
once II you want eggs this spring.
Phone 1853 or address NJ. N. Hatcher,
204 Tenth street north. Fargo. N. D.
-Advt.
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IL O'Clock and a cordial invitation is
extended to tho public.

The Alpha Mu fraternity gave an in
formal party at their chapter house
last evening. About fifteen couples
were present. DR.. and Mrs. Schalk Of
ficiating as chaperones. Music games
and dancing were enjoyed until a late
hour when the boys with the assistance
OF their lady friends served a light
lap lunch. The evening was brought
to a close by toasting marshInallows
and apples before the big IRE place
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1914-03-21

The Island Park Charity circle
will give a benefit card party on
Monday afternoon at $3.50 o'clock
at the commercial club rooms. All
ladies Of the city are cordially IN
the benefit OF two tubercular pa
tients Of Miss Barbara Hazel. the
visiting nurse.--Advt. -
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All the correct style shirts for men
and boys are now on sale at the New
Way store, $50 Front St.-Advt. rf
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The members of the Alpha Mu fra
ternity entertained Informally last
enth avenue north. There were fifteen
couples present and dancing was the
diversion OF the evening. DIR. and Mrs.
A. =. Schalk were the faculty MEM
bers present. t~,
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Hand painted china-orders, lessons
and firing. Edith Fowlere Slocunl, 1898
Eleventh street north. Phone 2422-J.-
Advt. "
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Miss Lillian Wright, Of the Fargo
Conservatory OF music entertained a
| few friends informally at her home
| last evening. The affair was a small
musicale.
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Mrs, B.. o. Johnson and daughter
Helen arrived in the city today for a
weeks visit with Mrs. q. N. Grimes
OF Tenth street north. ~
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New spring hats and caps at the
New Way store. $50 Front St.-Advt.
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Dr.. and Mrs. w. +. Awty will give a
dinner this evening at their home In
Moorhead. Covers will be placed Tor
eight guests.
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Mr.. and Mrs. v. II. Aiken of Ender-
lin, N. D., are the guests OF the latters
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. j. c. Benedict:
Mr.. Aiken has zone into the genera
contracting business with L. NJ. Bart
lett n they will make Fargo their
future home.
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league of Moorhead. the expression
class of the Moorhead high school will
give an entertainment on Friday even
Ing, March 81 at the Moorhead high
en- and the will be concluded
with the presentation OF The Mouse
Trap. Miss Elizabeth Nickel. express
ion teacher Is in charge OF the pro-
gram.
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The senior class Of the Agricultural
college have chosen Friday. evening.
May l, for he date of their annual
senior prom. The affair Will be given
at the Agricultural college armory.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Martin Christensen re-
turned to their home in Detroit, Mimi,
today after d weeks visit with Fargo
and Moorhead friends.
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Mrs. d C.. Darrow and Mrs j. ".
Godfrey gave a p~rettily appointed
luncheon yesterday afternoon at the
home of the former. The luncheon
hour was 1880 o'clock. after which
bridge was played at six tables. a
! pink and white color scheme predomt-
mated in all The appointments.
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The Drama sector, Of the Fine Arts
club will hold their regular meeting
at the Civic Center on Monday after
noon at 3:45 o'clock and all members
are urged to be present. The program
is as follows:
Chapter XIX. Mrs. A. r. Colwell
English Drama
Granville Barker-The yoysey inner
itance .......... Miss Blanche True
Drama News ........ Mrs. r. II. Smith
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Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas .LuRyn left yes
ferday for the east where they will
visit friends the remainder OF the
month. About April 1 they will sail
on the Lusitania for their home In
Rhyl, Wales Mr.. and Mrs. Lukyn
make their summer home abroad and
spend their winters In Fargo.
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Of afternoon. There were thirty-hve pre-

Mr.. and Mrs. Bertrand Orr entertain
ed a few friends Informally last even
ing, in compliment to DR.. s., Ostedahl
Of Lasalle, Ind, who Is a visitor In the
city. Music furnished the entertain"
ment Of the, evening.
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The Book and Thimble club will
meet on Wednesday afternoon at the
home OF Mrs. D. H. Macarthur, 376
Seventh avenue south.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1914-03-21

All those desiring reservations for
the Votes for Women league luncheon
Monday afternoon, March 90, at the
Civic center are requested to telephone
Mrs. r. e. Kindred or Mrs. M. A. Hill
dratii. before Monday morning. The
luncheon lis given in compliment to-
Mrs. Crystal Eastman Benedict and DIR.
Margaret Clark, visitors in the city.
Mrs. Benedict 10 from New York city,
and Id here to deliver several addresses
on Suffrage Work and to confer with
state suffrage workers in regard to
plans for the celebration of h ma
tionaI suffrage demonstration day on
May 2. DIR. Clark is OF Iowa and is
here in the interest of Social Welfare
work. The luncheon will be served at
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Mrs. W.T. Richardson OF Moorheaa,
will entertain on Tuesday afternoon.
The affair IL in compliment. to- Miss
Dorrie LaVa1ley, an April bride.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1914-03-21

Mr.. and Mrs. Matt Mickelgon enter
tanned last evening at their home In
Moorhead in honor Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Martin Christensen, of Detroit. Mimi,
was the diversion Of the evening and
the prizes were awarded TO Miss Agnes
Myhrat Of Wafpetonf n Mr.. Hierdahl
OF Chicago, first prizes; Mrs, Henry
Soosen and John Hanson second prizes;
and Mrs. Harry Nolin and Mr.. Chris
tension consolation honors.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1914-03-21

In compliment to Miss Florence Ny
ron, of St Paul who Ia h guest OF
Mrs. r. P. Risteigen, Mrs. A. e. Marcum
gave a tea yesterday afternoon at her
home il the Kessler apartments. The
guests were a number OF intimate
friends Of the honored guest.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1914-03-21

Mr.. and Mrs. r. M. Coscio gave q
dinner last evening in honor OF Mr.. and
Mrs. A. A. Johnston and daughter OF
Fargo. They left for Chicago this aft
ernoon, which will be their future
hnr1A
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decided as to. where. they will resit
in Ottawa"
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Mr.. and Mrs. A. A. Johnston and
daughter. yesterday for Chicago,
where they will make their future
home. They have many friends who
regret their departure from the city.