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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-01-03
TRANSFER AND STORAGE

THE MERCHANT RNNSFER
AND STORAGE COMPANY
Have excellent facilities Tor caring fol
your moving packing shipping and
storage Estimates furnished and work
iunIlutord
FireprOOf Warehouse
OFFICE o AND II WEST MAIN sT
IlpNE WALNUT 2Gal
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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-01-03
Finds This Country Occu-
pies Position of Interna-
tional Supremacy.
ORDERS SWAMP TRADE
Statistical Comparisons Tell
or~ Boom Conditions in
Banking Particularly.

Al thr close OF another ppophu N,ar
this country occupies the position Of iu.
toru1lionu suprcw1oy In finance, com
mercc and industry and optimism w uni
ycrsll nH 1915 opens with prospects
bright hoNoud precedent So much hest
turE ordinarily cnourtulzrs the hual.
ness situation no mis- season thHi mo
prevailing activity H noteworthy, N mot
HuprsIug Though nvcnlOr'inE Hud
other annual adjustments cause tenn
purr hating u the advance boo som"
lu,v especially boa Wholesale chluurf
IN, IuIl a much less general and marked
thn usual ana certain ranches even
lon,H further substantial progress
Instead of diminishing as S cuetu-
mary ll this time demands iu several
important departments show continued
increase and rarely " ever, have man.
unotuuup forces been 80 hrErlH roN-
rrod hy contracts ul lhi5 period Ths
insurrt ull employment well INTO 'h'
new year and ls condition that results
not from mere speculation hut from
actual Cunsumptyc requirements that H
mauf cases exceed productive cupnot.
Finding Buyers Easy
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SPECIAL STOCK OFFER

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stock ua pdyrriard per y opposite ...
amount designated below.
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Unusual strength In prices featured the
end uf the year IN the dry goods mar
kets, advances being general. owing large
~ 10 the acute shortage In dypstuns aud
thr rising costs Of many raw materials
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-01-03
THE TIMES
CLASSIFIED ADS
MALE HELP WANTED.

MALE HELP WANTED.
ASTONISHING money wuhyr new
original fascinating pon uuuiucing
home supplies factor, 60 consumer
81 weekly, easy write lur terms and
free goods offer quickly" Rider MIS-
Co., Dept Sno. Coshocluu. ONTO
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FURNISHED ROOMS FOR RENT.
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THREE connecting neatly Furnished
rooms mndcfn, private home, rent rrn.
sonnhlc plj Enst .th 81 Phone " bUu2
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1916-09-20
FRIEND SPEAKS,

JHNEI = FRIEND SFEHNSs-
THE Teachers Federation, through
its business agent, has exercised over
the school management a sort of
domination partly political and part
ly plain terrorism" says a Daily
News editorial Sept. Is.
When the school board tried to
take away from the school teachers
of Chicago the right to elect the
teachers pension board instead of
having that boards majority appoint
ed by the school board, then the
teachers lobbied IN the state legisla-
tUre and carried on an agitation that
beat the pension fund sharks.
Is this what Vic Lawson and
George Skies call domination" and
terrorism"
president Loeb and other mem
bers forming majority Of the board
summary dropped 68Imembers Of
the teaching force, some for insub-
ordination and some for incompe-
tence," says the Daily News.
Of the 68 teachers dropped AZ were
marked by Sup't John D. Shoop as
efficient" superior and good"
and of these AZ there were 81 mem
bers of the Teachers Federation.
Pres. Jakey Loeb, millionaire real es-
tate and fire insurance operator, re-
fuses to specify what were the acts
of INSTRUMENTATION" charged against
the teachers dropped from service,
though the universal presumption is
that the teachers were fired because
they belonged to the Teachers Fed
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1916-09-20
WooDRoW's RENT MONEY

WOODROW,S KENT MONEY!
President Wilson, who was proffered
the use of Shadow Lawn, his Long
Branch summer home, rent free, has
sent his check for $4,000, the equiv
alent of the rent which he would
have paid; to be divided among the
Monmouth County, N. J., hospitals.
The president, of course, will now
be charged with grand standing" by
his political foes. If so, it's brand
new play and will get the bleachers,
all right.
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EARFRoM RRoApWAY

Dan Gibson is not only an ,auc-
tioneer, but is the husband of one
of the greatest chicken raisers in this
cOuntry.-MaysViIle (Mo.) HerG-l.
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Grafton. In belonging to the fedora
ton the teachers were following their !.
rights as outlined in court decisions
in actions where Pres. Jakey Loeb.
and his majority were defeated. That ?
is, the courts say the teachers
through membership in their organ
ization are NOT "insubordinate, -
and it is the, real estate and fire in,
suTance head and heart of Jakey =
Loeb which makes the mOmentOUs
decision that the teachers are guilty
Of INSTRUMENTATION"
Mayor Thompson is soon to ap-
point eight new members to the.
school board. He ought to select
eight of the best-knOwn, most COM.
petent and most public-spirited men
and women of Chicago" says. the
Daily News. Then to show what kind
of timber it wants Mayor Thompson
to put on the board, it points out
that Pres. Jakey Loeb is the right
stuff and more heroes like Jakey are
needed.
So this is the proper place to say
that two of the best appointments
Mayor Thompson has made since he
became mayor are those of Trustees
Max: Loeb and Harris Huehl, who
have had the nerve and the inteIli-
gence to stand up and fight week
after week the civil service wrecker
and big business tool, Jakey Loeb.
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Board and Room

TO BOARD-Phone 9O12-5.
(51177)
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LONDON PAPERS $40 EACH
People In Brussels Pay High for the
p Allied News--ls Their Chief
y Luxury. "a

Paris!--A Belgian banker who has
been permitted by the German admin
istration to come to Paris on busi-
ness connected with relief work states
that the chief luxury of life in Brus-
sells is the purchase Of London and
Paris newspapers, which can be had
easily IL one will pay. the exorbitant
price demanded.
The Times of London is worth 32
francs ($6.4O), the Temps of Paris 22,
($4.40), the Matin of Paris 20 go, and
the other French papers IS $3.50.
The penalty for being caught with one
Ut these papers is not severe and IL.
usually not enforced against persons
OF good standing, but the penalty for
the agency which distributes the pa
pers would be very severe. I
The German officials have had no
success in running down the distribu-
tors, so 1t is thought that perhaps Ger
man soldiers have their hand In 1t, for
the profits on a couple of hundred
copies OF the Times each day are con-
siderable.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1916-05-13
SLAPPED HIS FACE IN COURT
NIekoIs Was Accused Of AssauItIna q
Woman and Judge Gave Him
Y Thirty Days.

Canton, GA new cure for slapping
faces has been demonstrated by Po-
lice Judge Quinn, who has become
noted for the original sentences he
hands down.
Thomas Nickols was before him ON
the charge Of slapping the face of Mrs.
Bessie Mare, proprietor of the board
ing house where Nickols lives. Mrs.
Mare was on the witness stand.
Demonstrate to the court Just how
Nickols slapped you," she was ordered
by the Judge. She took the order lit
orally, and, going up to Nickols, gave
him sounding whack across the face
with her open hand.
About that hard, Judge" she said.
About thirty days in the workhouss
for you" the Judge ordered, addressing
Nickols, as he called the next case.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1916-05-13
WIG AND GOWN FAIL PoRTlA
WouId-Be Woman Lawyers 0arh Cor
rect, But Justice Won't
.-.1-.. LIsten. .aa4.,

London.-Wearing the wig and
gown Of a barrister OF the Inner Tenn
pie, Lady Eliza Rose completely upset
the equanimity Of Justice Neville
in the law courts the other day when
she appeared before him and attempt.
ed to plead in a case in which she was
interested.
English law will admit no Portals,
and Justice Neville politely but firmly
told her as much.
Are you a barrister?" was all the
astonished Judge could say as his eye
fell on her.
"T am barrister in my own cause"
said Lady Eliza.
Justice Neville replied: 1.-THE garb
that you are wearing Is reserved for
members OF the bar, and I cannot have
you masquerading in that costume
here" :
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1916-05-13
SCIENTIST MAKES DIAMONDS
savant Separates carbonIe AnhydrIdss
In Form Of Snow-FInds Gems
In Residue.

Geneva.-The synthetic diamond
long sought for by science, appears at
last to have been discovered, says the
Geneva Tribune.
Research work Is being carried out
at the Geneva laboratory of inorganic
chemistry" adds the newspaper, ION
the separation of carbonic anhydrides
in the form Of snow by chlorophylous
pyridine in solution and other nitrpus
organic liquids. In the residue. be-
sides free CARTONS Of varying weight.
have been found very hard and very
white tetrahedral and octohedral crys-
tails, which burned without leaving
ashes and were insoluble In aqua
regia, possessing, as far as the analysis
made up to the present show, all the
properties OF the diamond
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1916-05-13
Bids for Erection OF a school at Alice.
~

Sealed bids will be received for the
erection of two-room frame addition
to school for District No. IL, Eldred
township, Alice, N. D.. at the Office OF
of j O'Clock p. M, May %, 1915.
All bids must be in strict accordance
with plans and specifications prepared
by Haxby & Gillespie, architects, Far
GO, N. d., and must, be accompanied by
4 certified check for per cent of bid
made payable to the clerk as an evil
dence that the bidder will enter into
contract IL awarded the work.
clerk, the Builders Exchange, Fargo,
N d., and at the Office of the archi-
tects.
IL plans are desirsd other than the
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For Sale or Exchange
TEN-ROO1I

TEN-ROOM HOUsE--Modern, electric
lights. city water. bath and toilets,
nice lawn. shade, garden spot, barn and
garage 32x2S IT., corner lot, best street
In Hudson, Wis Also 'Cartercar auto,
40 H.. 5-passenger. like new in looks
and condition; cost S1,750.00. Trade for
hardware store. Z. III. Perry. Hudson,
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FOR SALE AT A BARGAIN.

A well Improved section Of land for
sale, all under cultivation, good
grove, flowing well, with water piped
dunn to heavy black loan; 40 acres of
pasture; market Myra station with
elevator) is located upon the land;
miles to Wheatland, 8 miles to Cassel-
ton, miles to Chaffee. For further
information. inquire of N. ]. Schafer,
at the Farmers & Merchants bank at
Sheyboygan, Wis., (151156)
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LEARN TELEGRAPHY - Raliroad,
commercial, wireless, also touth f
typewriting. Summer rates now IN Ell
feet. Earn board while learning; free
catalog. American Telegraph SolsesgoS>.
Minneapolis. \AoHAoe'
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Agents Wanted

AGENTS wanted in small towns ana
country to solicit subscriptions; New
offers. Liberal commissions. Write for
particulars. References required. Agen-
cy Division, TAG Capital Bldg, Topeka
Kan.
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Household Goods

FOR sALE-Phone 2s1
G4S15G
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country printer wanted
at once. Plentywood Herald, Plenty
wood, Mont. G50tD
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HURRY-Our Aitkin county lands will
not. last long. Located in choice
dairying district, near railway and big
competing markets. Our prices are
low, and terms easy for you. Come, or
send for folders Arnold, Land Agent,
Rock Island Railway, 105 Wolvin Bldg,
Duluth. Mimi.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1916-05-13

TRAINED NURSE. with experience,
wants patients at home. Everything
modern, rates reasonable, obstetrics a
speciality. Mrs. F. c. Bliss, 1919 10th
st. N. Phone 340T-J. (133159)
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Hospital

MATERNITY HOSPITAL - Competent
! nurses and best of care: highest tes-
timonials from doctors and patients
Mrs. Jennie Camp. sol 10th st. s.. Far
60. ~ a-e-
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Statesmen Wanted

TRAVELLING statesmen can earn big
money placing our punch board as
sortments on consignment. No sam
pIes Give territory and reference.
Dept. IA, Washington Sales Co.. chi
cago.
SALESNIAN-vacancy June 1, with old
house. Permanent position; cover
North Dakota. Staple line sold on eX-
ceptional terms. High commtsslon.
$500 weekly advance. Sales Manager
SO Suite, 500 Woodward, Detroit. %
sALESMAN-Vacancy May 2S; expert
enced in any line to sell general
trade in North Dakota. Unexcelled
speciality proposition. New. Commls-
penses. Continental Jewelry Co., 5000
Continental Bldg, Cleveland, o.
statesmen selling restaurant, hotel,
cafe, cigar; pool, drug, general store
trade can do big business with our new
live pocket side line. All merchants 5
towns 100, 900 and under want 1t. $500
commission each sale. No collecting.
No expense or risk to merchant. we
take back all unsold goods. Garfield
Mfg. Co., EOS Sigel ST., Chicago, Ill.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1916-05-13

FOR RENT-Furnished rooms. The
money you spend for furnished rooms
is gone forever. See Houglum's 3-room
outfit for $50. Terms, 81 per week. This
outfit includes furniture for the kitch-
en-, diningroom and bedroom. Houglum
Furniture Co., Inc, cor. 4th & Front
Sts., Moorhead. (12tf)
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1916-05-13

above for personal use, they can be
had from the architects on payment OF
$500. $500 OF this amount will be res
funded on return of the plans to the
architects
Bids will be opened at the same time
and place and under like conditions for
the steam heating and ventilation.
The Board reserves the right to re--
ject any or all bids.
BY order OF Board,
II. A. SALZWEDEI.
Clerk.
(April 1920. May s-1s. 1850
For quick results use Fargo Forum
Want Columns
Ear State News Head The FORUM.
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GIRLS AND HOUSEKEEPERS FOR
FARMS--GOOD PLACES. TOP WAC
ES. NATIONAL EMPLOYMENT AGEN-
CH. (118tf)
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FOR sALE-Fumed oak library extern
sion table, dining chairs, rockers,
typewriter desk, magazine rack. cos
tuner, mirrors. folding couch with
mattresses, felt mattress, Administer
rug, small rugs, kitchen utensils.
Phone 1884 O50l53)
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ED-Representatives to appoint
agents or sell policy covering any
accident or sickness at. $40 yearly. Pol.
icy pays $1,000 principal sum; $lOo
at Sc YEARLY. Quarter million dollar de-
posit with state. Liberal commissions
M. H. Rogers, general agent, James(@
town, N. ID. NloSIIol
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WANTED-Barber desiring location IN
good, small town. Job or half inteT1
est in two-chair shop. Write, r.; ~
Heneks, Regent, N. D.. Box AZ. ,(loolo4)
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1916-05-13

TRADE-Rrick store building and mer-
Chandise: fresh clean stock: $40. 100000
per year business average; for n well
improved farm in North or South d.
kota, or western Minnesota. Write
100, care Forum. G4S153)
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If YOU HAVE A VACANT ROOM,
FLAT Or HOUSE, BUY A FORUM
WANT AID. TT WILL RENT TT FOR
YOU. WANT ADS STRICTLY CASH.
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b FOR SALE-Household furniture 4
Of every description, contents
OF a ten-room house, consisting
b Of dining suite, birdseye maple 4
, and mahogany bedroom suites. 4
b brass beds, rugs, oil paintings, Ii
b brary lamps, bookcases. HaViland 4
B china dinner set, gas range. cleo 4
b trio washer, all in first class con- 4
b dition. 606 4th St. N. Q45150) I
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Business Chances.

HOTEL FOR sALE-In Mandan. Write
143, Forum. N34tD
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WANTED--Position In good newspaper
Office with chances of advancement
Experience in good offices. Have edited
good country weekly for past 2 years.
Good on straight matter, ads and. jobs.
Use neither tobacco nor liquor and pre-
fer town where there Is a., chance of
earning little money on side as base-
bail pitcher and outfelder. Write, stat
ing best terms, (can come any time),
to Harry Koeppen, Stewart, Mimi.
81 .(151152)
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FOR quick results use Fargo Forum
w~nt Columns
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FOR SALE-Several good improved
quarters near market in Hettinger
and Stark counties, on the very east
est terms. 81, 900 cash per quarter; bal
ance on crop payment, or will trade for
stock C. II. MCGEE, Oriska. N. p.
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DOCTOR WANTED in large N. d. ter
"'''e A'@' 0"'O (issl62)
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Help w anted

$500 MONTH--Get government Jobs.
Men and women wanted. List OF po-
sitions obtainable free. FRANKLIN In
stitute, Dept. SOL O. Rochester. ~. y.
(l26l62)
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CAFE FOR SALE-Good lunch counter
and dining room, with seating capa-
city for 40 people. Good established
business Of five years Junction point
on the N. p. Ry. Two trains take din
ner here daily; no other dining room
on street. Six living rooms upstairs,
water and electric light. viii invoice
stock and fixtures. Half cash and bal
ance to suit the purchaser Monthly
plan if desired. Have made good money
here but have other interests. Write
las, Forum. 135tf)
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For Exchange

45-ROOM RESIDENCE on Chesapeake
Bay. suitable for hotel or sanitarium:
beautiful water front oyster, fish,
crabs and Yachting. Sell or exchange
for mountain ranch. Jas. f. Fry, OK
ford, Md.
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Sewing Wanted

RESSMAKING-Phone 2353-W.
(14715S)
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he FORUM WANT AID PAGE

THE FARGO FORUM PRINTS
MORE CLASSIFIED ADS THAN
ANY OTHER PAPER IN THE
STATE OF NORTH DAKOTA.
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WANTED-A good man to run a first
class hotel. No hotel in town. A
gold mine for the right party. Price
$4,600.00, IL cash. II rooms, steam
Christ Heer, main 500 line. Martin,
N. d. GOStO
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BEST LOCATED confectionery store in
town. Good selling reason. $40
Front St. Moorhead. G49l75)
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FOR SALE-Restaurant and confec-
tionerY: $4,000. Terms to suit buy
er. Write 1I6. Forum. 12S15D
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Pets, Poultry, Livestock

at home. Reason
able prices. Phone 1871. 15O176)
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YOUNG MAN just out of school Z
would like position of any kind
where there would be advance
= ment. Country town preferred.
az. care Forum. (tf)
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EXPERIENCED dressmakers. Reason
able rates. Phone 2972-J. Q37l5O
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wANTED--A young man apprentice 70
finish trade under good foreman IN
weekly and job office. Must be STEADY,
reliable. State age, experience, na4lor-
ality, religion, wages. C1tlzen; 6eSgo|
man, N D. (IoGISol
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CAFE FOR SALE-Doing good bust
ness. on Broadway. Reason, have
other business. 150 Forum. G2S15G
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FOR QUICK TRADE-Beautiful 5-acre
tract, a garden spot the year around,
near Salem, Ore. Brand new buildings,
good we'll; some in fruit trees. For
further particulars, call, write or
phone. 705 College ST. Phone 3l12.
l3ll6l
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FOR SALE-Fully equipped cafe. do
ing excellent business located In best
town in eastern Montana. Address
2O5, care Forum. (14915G
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WANTED-Combinat man, printer,
machinist-operator, as working lofS-
man of weekly and job office. Must be
steady, sober, reliable. Married pre-
ferred. State age, experience, nauon-
ality, religion, wages. Steady posltlon
to competent man. Citizen b9WHssR b3w1TsaI
N. D. NAoG1Ool
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NATIONAL EURNITURE co. MOVED

NATIONAL FURNITURE 20. MOVED
to new location, north bridge.
Slightly used dressers. chairs, stands,
stoves, gas ranges and many useful ar
ticles at half price. See us before buy
ing. (l5Ol52)
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Ear State News Reaa The Forum.
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FOR RENT-In Valley City, modern
store building. 25x1O0. centrally loCat-
ed. Write c. J. Rein. Valley City, NJ D.
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SETTING EGGS-Setting hens. Phone
27S7-J. (l34tf)
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FOR SALE-A quarter section which
would make a fine potato farm. I
also have fine quarter for wheat Iand.
For particulars, write or call on n. =.
Nelson, 405 Sth st. S., Fargo. Q51t)
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FOOL Hall. and bowling alley for sale
at Casselton. N. D.: 4 pool tables.
bowling alleys. fxtures and stock. Fine
business. r. A. King. (129l55)
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WILL HAVE, May /, one unfurnished
and one furnished fat, with screened
porches Phone 20O5-W. .'r,( (13Stf)
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FOR SALE-Restaurant and pool hall
located at Sutton, N D.. on new line
ty. Inquire P. w. Rice, Rose, N. ..
151153)
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NEW L0CATToN-Metropol Hotel.
Phone sS7. 515 N. p. Ave. Turing
the Tailor. (112tf)
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FOR SALE-Only drugstore in North
Dakota town of 300, and building In
growing town IN Montana, for cash.
Snaps. Write 200, care Forum. 149152)
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FOR SALE OR RENT-After June l,
building at north bridge, Moorhead,
and for other property not listed write
to w. H. Diemert, 300 Robert St. ST.
Paul MINI. G50tO
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1916-05-13

THE EARIr-123 10th st. s. First class
board and room. (149175)
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1916-05-13

NICELY furnished modern house for
rent during summer months; good
location. Call 1026-W. (l51156)
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1916-05-13

Papers! Nice, clean. old papers for
10G: "a Tor Sc. EarGo Forum office.