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MI. and MRS. Hugh Trickett and
daughter, Mary. spent Sunday with
Nh and Mrs. Will Snider near "A Ar
nettsville.
Tuxie Belen, Of Fairmont, spent
IastTWeek with her parents. MI and
mrs .H. Michael.
Mrs. Nellie iArnett and Frank Robey
spent Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. Jack
Fisher at Louisville.
lula snider spent Sunday with
Sarah Tough at Arnettsville.
Mr. and Mrs. N. Michael spent Sun
day with NIr! and Mrs. Dennis Trick
ettatk Union.
Rehiel Michael spent Sunday q. /: En- n
Tnxie Bellen, Of Fairmont; spent
nat Sunday at Mrs. Emery Snider's.
Mfs. Della Fisher is visiting John
Fisher at Grant Town last Saturday
and Sunday
Mrsand Mrs. Ellis Kernes and three
children OF Inear Hagans, spent Sunday
with Mrs Ella Lynch.
Eiiyy Hepry's school closed at os.
good last Friday with an entertain
ment In the afternoon. Mr.. Henry
taught a. very successful term.
THOMAS Lynch, of Fairmont, spent
Sunday with his brother, Jenett
Lynch.
MI, Barnett and Esther Michael at
tended Church at Arnettsville Sunday.
MRS: Small Morgan, who has been
very 81, lBiS better and able to sit up.
Mrs! Ella Lynch, the Arnettsyille
Sunday school superintendent gave
her scholars a nice treat which was
appreciate ted by all The new officers
we're elected and Mrs. Lynch was re.
elected perintendent
Welunderstandi that a Sunday. sch DOL
Will be organized the first of April
at the Stewart Run school house and
also that Rev. Garvis will preach at
the school house:
Miss Waugh's school closed last Fri #
daysatS Georgeto h. 8
MT. and Mrs. Hugh Trickett will
move this week to; their home on
Stewards Run. i
Mr. and Mrs Dane Arnett moved
from Eairmont into the Harry Broach-
ner reside nce.
Nannice Michael attended the quar-
tetiys meeting at Marvin chapel satur-
Emery snider was a business caller
% Morgaptown Monday.
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81 melrict-not me lhinessS goup.
according to statements made mere s., ~
day by "a. c Long ann seo.be ~. -.
tro merchants 81 hikins, @ao ness
lor Years been loeaiN aetase ~ sAe'1
paris's a4elfe-
hopil son VII IeeeaNe gsastle.stss Z
the SOLD vote o. NE tepapiletn Eo1ei
81 AanaoLph settl5y, say a5lss:
me same pseais Y
maze a " ttlss sen.a !oHs
y rs an one sIaea ~ shs
the ssentra part ~ NE !i y, sEat
been IN tneui all an 01,s 10y sssEsss.l.s
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WASHINGTON, March 29.-TThere
will be a few-a very few-approptaS
lions made at this session of.congress
for public buildings, and the bills that
pass will be special bills Of more than
ordinary Importance. There Will be
no omnibus building bill.
q Williamson is the only town In w est
Virginia that is likely to be favored.
An appropriation was made for a gov
eminent building in that town in 1913,
and a site was acquired. No start
was ever made on the construc ton OF
the building. In the meantime, the
Secretary OF the Treasury has report
ed to congress that the site secur-
ed is not suitable, the grade OF streets
on which 1t abouts having been rails
ed to such an extent that the lot ts
frequently flooded. In the meantime,
too. williamson has become a town
where terms of the United States
Court are held, and, therefore, needs
a court house as well as a post Office.
The appropriation authorized In 1918
provided for the latter only. ,Secre-
tary McAdoo has recommended the ac-
curing OF a new site on that larger
appropriation be made.
Congressman Edw. Cooper has a
bill pending before the committee on
public buildings following out the line
OF this Recommendation. It provides
for al structure to cost 100000. He
presented delegation Of Williamson
citizens to the committee on Monday
and plea was made for favorable
action OIL the bill. B. Randolph Bias
was the spokesman for the delega.
ton, and Postmaster w. N. Cole was
requested to make his argument in.
the form Of written brief. Mayor
9. H. Booten was the third member Of
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mont gave g stalk 60 tne5 tarmers oti
this section I'M the schooL mouse on
Monday eyentrg: smith ~ was y y also
the guest Of John IN rne WINE .ill mere.
Hugh Thorn OF tslarks pnrg was
home Tuesday To- ttend l the eleetio N
He also visited his rother Jonn'
MI. and Mrs. Jesse RICE spent PEI sun "
day. at Andrew enttne *:
Miss Dollie NUS grave y spent s w
FdaYSwith Miss Hazel Floya
Miss DeIle4 Yilliams mas reIarnea
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West vlrsI1Ia1 want ads hrlTs
results.
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PRECINCTS MUST
NOT Be TOO LARGE
County Courts Must Divide.
When They Co yer $50

c46RIEsToN. w. va, March 2s:--
The supreme Court OF Appeals has
sWardad 4 pefemptory writ OF man
dSsnIiE c6fnpeiling the County Court
n /, nean coiintyEto screa te certain new
sIecfit,t, nreciric ts: 4 An opinion was
FeTldeFed Ia lie case in which cer-
i'm redtiirements are mad with re-
Iation fbSyoting precincts The court.
found 5hat a Is the imperative duty
~ iii Tt6tir1t 81 Court of a county at its
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NEW YORK, March 80 Mrs. Mar;
garet Horton. of New York, a beautir
full contralto singer and the wife Of
Harry NJ. Horton, an inventor, is call
ed "the other woman" in the case OF
DR.. Arthur Warren Waite, New York
dentist, charged with poisoning his
father-in.law, John E. Peck, Of Grand
Rapids, millionaire drug manufac.
turer.
1t was for Mrs. Horton and himself,
the authorities say, that Waite main
tanned studio at the Plaza Hotel,
New York. Mrs. Horton is credited
with telling the police that she and
Waite used the studio 70 rthe study
OF music and languages, that her hus-
band knew about 1t, aud that she and
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TOWNSVILLE %

Lasts Saturday! was pay day here
mud some of the thirsty ones hurried
aWay on the evening train to get their
thrnata Inptstened at the Poinst Mar
ION diHpepAary.
ND! NJ. A. Marley, Of near Flick
ersville. who has been quite poorly
thSt pastiweek, Is slowly improving In
ii. d! Fisher, Of Peach Bottom, was
4 buainess caller In our vicinity one
da2lal last week.
DllieIP. Jones,who welded the birch
Ia ouryschooi the past winter, bid good
bye 10 pupils and parents last Fri
AZ. leaving e following for his nome
n Oakland Nd d NJ
frank Davis, who was seriously IN
jnrsd In a mine accident here last
faii. Will be able to resume work tl 9
short time, 3sisi u Y !; v " y
BEepls Robey and Miss Nellie AZ
netk oi9ATnettsyllle, were the guests
81 the 1Atter'sl sister, Mrs. j.. ID. Fish.
e.. here last Sunday.
Mrs3and Mrs. Jesse Aruett, of MARI.
ettas Ohio arrived enc day last week
tor m extend ed visit among relatives
here and at Arnettsville. .,s.
Misc irene Davis and Miss Lucille
aaniil ten, oe Fairmont, were the
quests Hiss Mary Hood last satur:
dny and Sunday J.
ME-. Ida Hood after spending the
winter With her daughter, Mrs. Earn
egt LYLE, pf Missouri, returned home
INST week. N d
j. c!Hood RECEIVED q letter one day
last week annpu petpg the serious III
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GLADE FORK.

Funk Hrics ana osberne John At
tended the aYapgeiissd geryicez re
ing held OF 1sogansport Saturday
night
Mis- az lice efooro via visiting AIRS.
John Friday night
Glen Floyd and sisser. 1fHlissa.
we're attending ehttrch ~ Grange
vile last week.
Norman Hawktns md tarntly we're
Mannington xisttofs one day last
week. n
Frank Price and btothers Ross. AZ
tended church ct Gnrtis chapel sun
day.
There will be e1eroisesl q the Up.
per Glade school Friday AFTERNOON,
this being the end apt tho Ear1a. The
|. Glade Fork string band VIII firuish
tho music,
n Rev.3 Richard M core was yisltinE 1t
Princeton SWetzel ccantF' Hast Sun
Earl and Wilbur peatty were seen
In a this vail ley one dry fest scels
Curtis Starkey at 5petoWn ona
day LAST week.
IL. y r., Martin went 80 GurtigFilio
|sThursday4 on bustnasas
a C. ca Strait ht WAS ealltns on r.
IL. Starkeys Sunday
Norman sTIawltinss and AmIly we're
visiting iatD aSs Hawk I'M sunday
:. A. W.. Beatty and aor, Eerl OF
Camp Run, were seem paasiiig through
this valley last week
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NllX7AsHIN Gi i ON lEWs
'' GOSSIP sz:szzzEEs: ss22zs sMizH:

the delegation to appear later before
the committee and advocate the bill.
Under. the circumstances 1t is
thought that the bill Twill be fayorably
reported out of committee and that 1t
has a chance Of passing at the present
session. Ii.
Tho !. Pension Bureau has notified.
Congressman Littlepage of favorable
action on two claims presented by
him; Francis M. Withrew, Of Charles,
is awarded SIS a month from July,
1912, and SIS from August 10, 1876.
Margaret A EIDE, Of sFayette county,
draws $40 month from this month
forward, and 80 a month for each Of
her minor children.
Ernest p. Witt, otBluefeld. and Wal.
ter Creasey, Of Bramwell, have been
designated by Congressman fEdw:
Cooper to take the entrance examina-
ton for the Annapolis Naval Aca-
deny. The alternates named by Mr..
Cooper are, for Witt Charles Lamdin,
and for Creasey. Halle ]. Gilbert Of
Bluefield, and Norman J. EckeTt.
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Horton went to and from the studio
as openlysas ifithey had been walking
on the street. -.35a
The police do not claim Mrs. Hor-
ton knew anything of the death OF
Peck, but say she has given informa-
ton regarding Waite that they regard
as valuable.
Besides the death OF Peck, the po-
lice say they are Investigating the
death of Mrs. John q. Peck, which oc-
Cured six weeks ago In the same
room of Waite's apartments where the
body of Peck was found, and charge
that Waite had something to do with
the wording ofawils made by Million-
aire Peck and the millionaire's daugh-
ter, to whom Waite was married less
than q year ago.
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lime Starvation
Causes TnhercuIOsis

The Medical Record New 5iorItl
of December Ia, 1902, cnntntn19 nm
article ON Sltt'The Treatment OF Put.
SaonnFyflTubercuIos ia,5 Based on the
gAsauup lon Tint the Dtetettc4 Cause
OF the DlaeaSeEts Lime Starvation
Z by Dr. John r. Russell, who sanxas
ttThe condition which L. Recognized
~ precedInE the Saetlye ideyelopment
OF fubercIlIen ln In the adult may pc
constder cred az duo to lime atarvntIon.
So II Among inorganic aubstNnees
lime Aattn appear 70 gbes o.. ESpeetn!t
phyHIoloEtea1 importance u
hut IL the salts arc NOT In organic
conbination It In difficult to BuppoHe
that the cells can appropriate them tsl
Years of widespread use CONFIRM
us IN the belief that the success OF
Eckman:S Alternative IN, cases OF pulTi
q monlFyS uherc ul oSlB aleon9umptipn9
and chronic THROAT and Pronchtal
troubleaiis due I'm large neaeureE to
its content OF lime. so combined with
other Ingredients as to be easily APP
2 propriat6d by the cells Nv J
~ Doubt eeBr this has had much 10
do with the results obtain ed In many
/; cases of these affections, which APP.
pear to have. yielded to Eckman's
Alternative. f.Sl v aii,i
Asst contains no opIates, narcotics
or;ihabit- forming drugs Is :ssafei
to try. Your druggist viii order IL
forEypus or you canGsends directtl
siEckman = als6fat ton. Philadelphia.
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INK with Mr.. and Mrs Clarence Smith.
Howard sattcrlcld o. Fnlrmont was
at Isnac GOGGLES sunday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Neely wero AZ Jackton
Stra irlitis Sunday evening.
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Congressman Sutherland is in re-
ceipt OF "a favorable report from the
Pension Bureau on the claim of S..
N. Lindsey, Of. Phillippi, whose pension
will 3startla the increased rate of $40
a.month beginning June LIST. v
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Petitions, signed by fifty citizens Of
Athens, w. Va, and 100 IitizenB Of
Huntingdon; fayorIng the submission Of
national prohibition amendment, were
presented In the House Of Represents.
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.cItv,i ,poInt sshool Repo 4.

The report of tho CITY Point school
for SIX. months end ling March = g e.
follows. Enrol lmapt 2ei per cent o.
Attendance so. srhose peFfeet IN e.;
tendance we're FLORENCE Vert Fan
ME Knight Pete SaecoFfp Charlie
Clark, John Talbot. sam penaery.
Paul knight and Gordon Eoivfn. ).
w. Clark, PRINCIPAL:
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1916-12-30
Notice to Contractors

Sealed bids will be received by A. e.
Adams, clerk of Antelope School Dist.
No. "a, Richland county, at the Office OF
the County Superintendent at wahpe-
ton, N. D., up to noon of January Sth,
1917, for the erection of a two-story
and basement frame school building
and teachers residence to fbe located on
the S. e. corner of the s. e. quarter of
Section 16, T. 1850, Richland county,
and about FIVE miles N. E. of the Viii
lage of Barney. on the N. p. r. r., and
19 miles west of Wahpeton, n. D., ac--
cording to plans and under the super
vision Of Hancock Bros, architects, of
Fargo, N. d.
Plans and specifications may be seen
after Dec. 18th. 1916, at the Office of the
county superintendent and at the Office
of John McDougal, Mooreton, N. D., and
at the office of the architects. A certi-.
fed check in the sum of $4,000 must
accompany each bid on the buildings
and for 100000 for each bid on the
plumbing and heating, made payable to
A. E. Adams, clerk.
The right to reject any or all bids is
reserved.
A. E. ADAMS,
HANCOCK BROS.
Architects.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1916-12-30

For state News Read zinc Forun.
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COMMITTEES FOR Y"
RECEPTION ANNOUNCED

Committee to have charge of the an
nual open house program at the local
Young Mems Christian association on
New Years day were announced to-
day, as follows:
Ladies': Mrs. H. r. Alsop. Mrs. P. l..
E. Goodwin, Mrs. M. Lawrence, Mrs
o. M, Strate. and Mrs. C. MacKer-
racher. ..
Men: II. T. Alsop, F. H. CLANCY,
Stewart Wilson. J. w. McHose, and
w. j. Lane.
All arrangements are informal. Light
refreshments will be served from to
o'clock in the afternoon, and from
9 until 10 o'clock in the evening.
The program for the day follows:
2:30 p. m.-Annual indoor athletic
championship meet. Free.
p. m.-Basketball match, Fargo Y.
NJ. G. A. VS.. Ada Triple AS. Is cents
and 25 cents.
to 10 p. m.-Reception to public
and welcoming reception to State Sec.
A. B. Dale and Gen. Sec. J. w. Adams
and their families.
to 10 p. m.-Program in Y. NJ. c..
A. auditorium.
New Year Greetings--Mayor H. F.
Emery. '
Piano Solo-Miss Esther Ward
principal Glendale Normal School
conservatory. z =
Tenor soio-Prof. F. j. Sucher.
Readings-Mrs. G. L. Hubbel.
Soprano Solo-Mrs Ernest Wright.
Greetings by board OF directors.
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FIFTY TO
ATTEND
Many Coming for Annual
Meeting Of State Builders
and Traders Jan. 5 .

Fifty delegates, representing the
builders and traders exchanges of
Minneapolis, st. Paul, Duluth, Fargo,
Grand Forks, and Minot, and repre-
sentative builders from over the state
are expected to attend the annual
meeting Of the North Dakota State AS
sociation Of Builders and Traders ex-
changes to be held in Fargo on Fri
day, Jan. 5.
Sessions will be held morning and
afternoon in the rooms Of the local ex-
change. There is no formal pro-
gram.
George Rusk Of Fargo is president
of the state association; Victor H.
Leeby of Fargo, secretary.
~ Banquet in Evening.
The delegates will be guests Of the
Fargo exchange at it's annual banquet
to be held at 1880 o'clock the same
evening at the Waldorf hotel. Plates
will be laid for $50.
A program has been arranged as
follows:
Toastmaster-Harry Nolan.
Address of Welcome--Mayor H. F.
Emery.
Address-Arthur Deamer, superin-
tendent Fargo public schools, subject
unannounced.
Address-Arthur w. Fowler, Cass
county states attorney Mechanics
Lien Law.
Address-Harry C. Wilbur. secretary
State Insurance federation Com
pensation Law.
Address j. p. Hardy, secretary Fargo
Commercial club, subject unannounc-
ed
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able insight into the financial issue.
Election legislation of drastic
character is proposed, though 1t must
be brought about by constitutional
amendment. 1t is proposed to abolish
party elections of all kinds within the
states, naming all state, county and
local officials on q nonpartisan basis.
There has been some talk OF one
man tax commission, but 1T isn't TAX
en- seriously, and it is likely that the
sessions close will find the tax com
mission on the three-man basis. as
at present.
Capital Carline Assessment.
North Dakota's streetcar system is
another issue-Bismarck having de-
cided to pave a portion of the business
district ThS state, under the fran
chise it holds for the operation of the
carline, is required to pay for the
paving of the strip between the rails,
and alongside the tracks. The cost to
the state is fixed at approximately
$4,000, and there are rumblings of
dissatisfaction over the bill. 1t will
furnish fuel for discussion. at least,
and will require time.
That there are many and sundry
other items, is certain. The first thir-
issues that are not on the surface at
the present time, and will give the
assembly the hardest kind of work
The legislators of North Dakota
have a real job on their hands-and
they are not in a mood to slight the
task.
They may finish in 40 days--they
probably will not finish in less than
sixty.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1916-12-30
Citation.

State OF North Dakota, County Of
Cass. In County Court, before Hon. A.
G. Hanson, judge.
In the matter of the estate OF John
Deacon, deceased.
Arthur A. Deacon, petitioner, VS.. all
persons interested in the estate of said
deceased, respondents. Citation
Hearing Petition for Appointment of
Administrator.
The State of North Dakota to tho.
above named respondents and all per-
sons interested in the estate of John
Deacon, deceased:
You, and each of you, are hereby,
notified that Arthur A. Deacon, the
petitioner herein, has filed in this
court his petition, praying that letters
OF administration upon the estate of
John Deacon late of the Township of
Barnes in the County of cass and
granted to Arthur A Deacon, and that
the said petition win be heard and
duly considered by this court on Tues
day, the 9Th day OF February, A. D.,
1907, at 10 o'clock in the forenoon OF
that day, at the courtrooms of this
court. in the county courthouse, in the
City of Fargo, County of Cass and
State of North Dakota, and you, and
each of you, are hereby0cited to be and
appear before this court at said time
and place, and answer said petition,
and show cause, of any there be. why
the prayer of said petition should not
be granted.
BY the court.
A. G. HANSON.
Judge OF the County Court.
Dated the 30th day of December, n.
A., 1916.
(Dec. so--Jan. ella. 19l7.l
4
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1916-12-30
IN THE FARGO CHURCHES.


Noon Bible school 1880 The Last Word of the Gospel
Do Las and Ought Not TO Last.
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ties by the cities is another problem
assured OF attention. as a result of
the fact that the issue has recently
been raised in Fargo. Amendments to
the commission form OF government
law are wanted to make the municipal
ownership plan operative.
There also is the proposed enact
ment of city manager act. by which
North Dakota cities would be en-
powered to employ city managers--a
plan of municipal government that is
growing rapidly in the nation, and in
which the city of Fargo Is just now
deeply interested.
Insurance Legislation.
Insurance legislation of an inn
portant character, so far as it relates
to the fire insurance business, is
promised by the league. They propose
the regulation of the fire insurance
companies as the first step in their
program, while state system of fire
insurance is also suggested.
For state buildings, 1t is proposed
that the state carry its own insur-
ance
State hail insurance on compul-
sorry basis is another pledge in the
league program, but IL requires con-
stitutional amendment before 1t can
be redeemed.
Appropriations Big Problem.
Appropriations will require no little
attention. True. the state budget COM
mission is hard at work, whipping the
appropriation requests into proper
shape, and the legislature that begins
work next Tuesday. will be better
equipped to deal intelligently with
that problem, than any that has pre-
ceded 1t. The budget commissions re-
port will be fled with the assembly
not later than the tenth day. 1t will
review the whole question of state
income. state expenditures for de-
partmental purposes, and the require
ments of the institutions so far as
be an exhaustive document. and will
give the assembly an early and valu-
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1916-12-30
CITY IN BRIEF

Shop at Ricker's.--Advt
Try Doyles Csc taxi service. Tel. 13s.
@ ~... .. --Advt.
Rigs for sleigh parties. Phone 1521W.
aa --Advt.
Buy Hendrickson & Eggum's shoes.
Advt.
We will buy or sell your property.
Hodgson Realty Co.-Advt.
We will buy or sell your property.
Hodgson Realty Co.-Advt
We will sell your property. ]. A.
Gefroh & Co. Phone 1290.-Advt.
Windowglsss. Christianson Drug Co..
10 Brdwy. Fargo. Phone 23-W.-Advt.
Shoes at popular prires ut the new
shoe store. Hagen & Plattner.-Advt.
We will sell your property. j. A.
Gefroh & Co. Phone 12sO.-Advt.
We will sell your property. j. A..
Gefroh & Co. Phone 1290.-Advt.
DR.. E. E. Basye osteopath, suite 4S5
de l-endrecie Block. Phone 3337.-
Advt. -
Dell Link, we'll known Tower City
resident, is transacting business in
the city today. .E
We do hemstrtching and picot
edging. Singer. Sewing Machine Co..
Sll Rroadway.-Advt. .. .a.E-
If you want engraved or embossed
work. why. Of course you so to Walker
Bros. & Hardy.-Adyt. s's7 '..4.
Patronize the only lithographing
plant in North Dakota. Operated by
Walker Bros. & Hardy.-Advt.
When it comes to transfer and filing
systems, so to Walker Bros. & Hardy
--Advt.
A. II. Leimbacher, manager Of the
Gardner hotel, returned this morning
from the twin cities, where he spent
yesterday transacting business.
Donaldson: Karl L. HORT OF Hills
boro, F. w. Stapher of Grafton. G. G
Heckle and c. A. Wickstrom, both of
Lisbon. and e. Anderson Of Beach.
Begin the new year by keeping
books better. Let US show YOU the
kalamazoo loose leaf system. None
better. Walker Bros. & Hardy.-Advt.
o. F. Bryant, r. H. BRYANT r
Thompson and Edgar Houser make
up party of Napoleon residents in
Fargo today. They are registered at
the Gardner. 07 -. -
Gardner: o. T. Forde of Dickinson.
j. r. Henderson, ]. c. Walker. w
Jungrott and A. A. Pfaff, all of James,
town, J. Z. Gale Of Ashley and !. T..
Gelderman Of Bowman.
+ Dacotah: Fred SpaerI of Marion.
Geo. d. Lane of Webster A. Arneson
OF Arena. j. H. Nelson of Dazey. L. j.
Sletten and b. Loge. both of Coopers-
town and w. j. Blake OF jamestown.
Waldorf: /. Moen of Hunter, A. w.
Crary OF Minot, A. H. Galloway and
David Moore. both Of walhalla, i. A.
Shorstad Of Linton, Henry Monson of
Makoti and d. G. Mcintosh of st.
Thomas.
Annex: Mr.. and Mrs. o. M. Opsahl
OF Davenport, G. A. Tuskind of Dav-
enport, II. p. Krogh of Pingree. p.
Tangen of Hampden and Geo. d. Nc
Dowell and A. ]. Withnell, both of
jamestown.
Judge Page Morris of Duluth ar
rived in Fargo this morning. and is
presiding today at a special term OF
the federal court for Judge c, F.
Amidon, who is presiding over a term
of the court Of appeals at ST. Louis
Metropole: Mr.. and Mrs. A. C. Nell
son of Erie, F. T. Gronvold of Rugby.
w. r. Akin OF Wheatland, A. w.
Skarsten Of Toxic, HI. G.. Klindworth.
w. A. Klindworth and Theo. ]. Waller,
all of Golden Valley, and C. McLach-
Ian OF New Rockford.