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The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-01-13
Mayville Normal.

Mayville, N. D., Jan. 13.-The winter
term is now under full head and all is
normal. Students continue to register
and the classes this term are of the
number having about twenty to TWEEN
ty-ive pupils each. There Is no class
with less than Ave members and very
few with less than ten, it being the
nation of small classes so far as posi-
BILE. This term promises to be an espe-'
cially good one for work in the classes.
as conditions seem to be very satisfac-
most needed about the school is new
dormitory for women. Conditions In
the annex are not good for study and
there on this account. Indeed, some re-
fused to enter the school this term be-
cause they could not secure rooms IN
Palmer hall, and this owing to the fact
that study conditions are, not good in
the other dormitory. Besides, the room
now occupied in the main building by
these student rooms is badly needed
for classroom purposes
The first contest basketball game
took place last Friday evening when
the normal team played q Mayyille
team consisting of men home from
school and teaching and business men,
all of whom were players when in
school. The game was good exhibit
ton. 1t was rough but not intention
ally so. The city boys had not played
together and were very weak on team
work. but they. had big advantage in
size and weight. They showed that
they knew the game and they were
fast. The normal team played good
game and won with a score of 81 to 10.
Normal ~s City.
Siljan ri. Ylvisaker
Franzen IT. Dahlby
Moshier c. Elken
Linn lK. Andrew
Westland rE. Barker
Lowell sub. uiland
Broen sub. Anderson
Gregory sub. &s
The schedule for conference games is
made out in part and is as follows:
Jan. 16-wahpeton VS.. Mayville nor
Jan. 20-concordia vs.. Mayviile in
Jan. 27-Erlendale vs., Mayville in
Feb. s-valley City VS.. Mayviile in
Mf FEB. ia--Moorhead vs.. Mayville in
On Jan. %. 50 and 81, Mayville will
play Concordia, Valley City and James
e on FeS g. ~ :ne 20 and 81 MaySie viii play
Moorhead, Wahpeton and Ellendale at
these schools This makes good
schedule of games for the term and 4
team will make creditable showing.
There is a growing and intensifying
interest in the coming literary contest
between the two literary societies OF
test are being made now and the event
will occur sometime during the latter
part of the term. Although this is the
first such contest, It is expected that
tween these societies and that such
contest will be means of sustaining
interest in the literary. work of the
school.
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For Quick Results Use The Fargo
Forum Wants.
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FORUM WANT AID PAGE
CLASSIFIED RATES.

No ad taken for less than CSC LIST in
sertion; 1c per word each consecutive
insertion; 500 per line OF 6 words by
the month.
vertising of q high character, and re-
serves the right to revise any copy to
conform with makeup rules Of CLASH
fed advertising.
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Professional Cards
Osteopaths.


Osteopaths. d.
DIR. J. e. CAVANAGH,
0steopath. Resident graduate OF
the National School of Chicago
President Of Fargo Sanitarium
Phone No. $40. Address 1925
Third Ave. So. l
Architects. .
Hancock Brothers. Offices. Douglas
Building. ll3 Broadway. Fargo.
Dentists.
Drs. Ball, Wallace & Oleson,
DR.. J. r. cRoMs.
Dentists. Over First Nat. Bank
once closed Saturday afternoon
and Sundays. Phone $50.
DIR. A. P. JOHNSON
Dentist 707 ~, Broadway
q blocks north Of Great Northern
depot). Office hours, o a. m. to 6 %. m.
(Of1ce closed Saturday afternoons.
DIR. j. z. FRENETTE,
Dentist Specialist in extracting
d artificial teeth. Huntington Blk
Over j. +. Holmes, Fargo, N. D.
DIR. L. b. HENDERsON-Denti Phone
1851. Huntington Block.
Homeopathic. .
DR. j. G.. DILLON-Special attention
deLendrecie block.
Eye, Ear, Nose and Throat.
DIR. J. w. CAMPBELL,
Specialist. Eye, Ear, Nose
and Throat. Edwards
building, Fargo, N. d.
Specialists.
J. H. RindIaub M. D. Elizabeth Rind-.
laub. N. D. Martin P. Rindlaub. NJ. d.
DhS. ECLNDLAUB
Specialists. deLendrecie Blk. Fargo.
oRs. r. n. BAILEY & KAcHEL.
MACHER, Specialists Offics
hours: 8 to IL and 1885 to S. Offices
III SLS1A OASSAs d
DIR. q. A. SCHERER,
Specialist. Diseases Of Infants and
Children. deLendrecie Bldg. Fargo
II. o. FJELDE, NJ. D., Specialist in OBJ
stetrics. Care ana Treatment o,
Women Before, During and After
SsanW 10 Broadway Phone
Physicians and Surgeons.
DIR. G. N. CALLANDER
Special attention to bcue and joint
conditions-x-Ray work.
deIendreeie Blk. Fargo. N. o
DIR. A. OFTEDAL,
Office over Christianson Drus
Store. No. 10 Broadway. Office
phone, 412W; residence phone
2S3W. Office hours: 1000 TO 12:ot
a. M: $500 to $500 p. M. and 7:O(
10 $500 p. m
Chiropractors.
{. w. WINDSOR, D. c. Licensed Doc.
tor OF Chiropractic. Palmer grad.
uato - experienced. Consultation
free. Lady attendant. .417-19 de.
Lendrecie Blk. Phone 984-W.
EXPERIENCED - Over 10 years IL
Fargo. Chiropractic adjusts cause
Of diseases. Nature restores health
Geo. ne1OS1N,
vxNHEI f'III fIInyS1EI
Savings IL Loan slug. Phone 1925.
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WANTED-Live. honest hustlers to sell
famous Wedge Nursery stock. finest for
northern planting. Work all or part of
your time. Our agents frequently make
500 monthly and more. Pay checks
issued weekly. Free agents outfit con-
sists of full instructions and colored
plates of fruits, shrubs, etc. Informa-
ton free. Clarence, Wedge Nursery.
Box ], Albert Lea, MINI.
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Trains Arriving.
CHICAGO. MILwAUxEE q ST. PAUL.
Effective New. 10. 1919.

No, 4O3 .................. 1880 p. m.
Mixed train .............. 6:45 p. m.
Trains Going East.
Mixed train ............... 1900 a. m
No. eos ................... $3.50 p. m.
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FOR sALE-aIodern dwelling on IL
lots barn, auto she'd Easy terms.
John Tudahl, 703 4th st. s., Moorhead,
MINI. (4773)
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The waist pattern No, S,06S cuts in
sizes 36-42. To make in size SO requires
1B yards SO inch material and 70 yard
contrasting goods or 21s yards all one {
material. .
To obtain the pattern send 10 cents !
to the office of this publication.
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LEARN automobile gas tractor trade.
We teach you to operate, repair auto
mobiles, gas tractors. Information sent
free Modern Automobile School. Of
fees: ITO Hennepin Ave, Minneapolis;
333 E. 7th ST., ST. Paul; 20 1-2 e. Supe-
rior ST., Duluth, MINI. (33tf)
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MEN AND WOMEN-Learn barber
trade. Most up-to-dats barber schools
In Northwest, diplomas given. Scandi-
naVian instructors. Modern Barber
Colleges. Branches: 110 Hennepin Ave,
Minneapolis; 333 e. 9TH ST., st. Pau:
CataloE sent free. (12tf)
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THE WAY TO GET A GOVERNMENT
JOB Is through the Washington civil
Service School. We prepare you All
you get a position or we guarantee 10
refund your money. Write to Earl
Hopkins, president, Washington, ID. G,
for Book FIX $50, telling about 292,2g6
government positions with lifetime en-
ployment, short hours, sure pay, regU-
lar vacations. -
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SALESMAN WANTED for high grade
and established line Of advertised
western made work shoes. Strong sell
ing advertisement for dealers covering
Barnyard shoes. Salesman must have
recent experience and acquaintance
with shoe dealers in both North Dakota
and Minnesota. Huiskamp Bros. Co..
Keokuk, Ia.
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examinations Feb. 10 in every stat.
Common education sufficient with my.
coaching. Write for free booklet
QG $40, and full information. Earl
Hopkins, Washington, D. c.
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DR. j.. G. DILLON-Special attention
to diseases of infants and children.
deLendrecis block.
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WANTED-Experien young man SIS
bookkeeper and stenographer. Must
be thoroughly competent to take com
plete charge of books and correspond
ence In Wholesale manufacturing con
Germ. Applicant must give reference,
state age and salary wanted. All con-
munications held strictly Contidential.
Address Manager, Box 904, Fargo, =.
d. (47tD
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WANTED-To hear from owner OF
good farm for sale. State cash price
and description. D. F. Bush, Mime
apolis. Mimi.
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DIR. J. Il. CAVANAGH.

0steopath. Resident graduate of
the National School of Chicago.
President Of Fargo Sanitarium.
Phone No. $40. Address 1929
Third Ave. So.
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where Feb. 10. Complete special
preparation by former government ex-
aminer. IS. Write quick for free book
let NJ POI. Patterson Civil Service
School. Rochester, n. Y.
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The Classified page closes ut 1900 m,
every day except legal holidays. when
the page closes nj 1000 q. Nm. Ne "foe
late 60 classify" ads taken ON holidays,
otherwise mp TO $500 ,. N.
o."
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Position WanCed-MaIe

REGISTERED DRUGGIST and jeweler
wants position at once. City or couI--
try. Al references. Write 240, care
Forum. (4543)
BOOkKEEPER, with banking and ger
eral store experience. now employed,
desires position. Good references.
Write 23S care Forum. (415Il
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Homeopathic.

DIR. l.. ID. HENDERSON-Denti Phon,
1851. Huntington Block.
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Statesmen Wanted

SALESMAN-Vacancy Jan. IS, with old
house. Permanent position. Cover
North Dakota. Staple line sold on ex-
ceptional terms. High commission.
$4,000 weekly advance. Sales Manager,
Suite so, 500 Woodward. Detroit.
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LEARN BARBER TRADE. Always IN
demand; only correct method. Tools
given, diplomas granted, positions
ready. Catalogue and rates free. Moler
Barber College. 27H Nicollet Ave,
Minneapolis, MINI. (426S)
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Farm Lands
and
Real Estate

Froling. sos Front st. (12tfl
4sO-ACRE improved farm near Ellen
dale, n. D.. for sale cheap for cash
d, l.. Beardsley, McHenry, N. d. (4463)
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MILLINERY STOCK for sale in good
Minnesota town. Write 253, care of
Forum. .4773)
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Dentists.

DIR. j. x. FRENETTE, II
Dentist - Specialist in extracting
4 artificial teeth. Huntington Blk.
Over ]. +. Holmes, Fargo, N. d.
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right man in Montana or North Da~
kota to make some immediate money
and build up a permanent business. Call
in person. owen & Qualley, 20 Ed
wards Blk, Fargo. (12tf)
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CALIFORNIA FARMS near Sacramento
for sale. Easy payments. Write for
list, z: r. Waite, Shawnee, Okla.
(4S49l
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Will You Help Uncle Sam
Grub Stake Our Friends Who
Are Fighting For Us OUer Seas !?

Uncle Sam is mighty big and strong.
but he is not so big and strong that
he can afford 10 break promise,
There is not a real American in this
country who would not fight to make
good one OF Uncle Sans promises.
When Uncle Sam says anything. that
means that all his loyal sons and
daughters have said IL The honor
and the interes, of this nation are in
the keeping of our splendid citizenry.
Here is the proposition: We have
promised to ''grub-stake" the Allies.
We said: You need not farni-you
fcht."
They did not farm. but how they
did tight,
Winter is coming on. There were
few for the sowing and there are few
er for the harvest. The pinch has
come. In France they are looking
across the sea and saying;
How about that grub stake Uncle
Sam. how about that 'grub-stake?' :
They are not Whispering. the
Frenchmen. they are not that kind
but they are hungry and If We fa1
them with our "srub.stake" rsey WIN
SlARvE, Thousands of then---men
women and little children.
Gnawing ut mere empty promis 8
viii not help them. Nothing win help
them but food.
Il Is food that viii ain the war.
How are We going to get il
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Round Crest
House Warming
to be Held This
Saturday Night

The house-warming at The Round
Crest Canning eompany.s new plant
which vas scheduled foor last Satur-
day night but which was postponed
On account OF an accident in the pro
cesss room. will be held this Saturday
night. An invitation is given by the
management OF the company TO every
one In Fremont county TO be present
at the affair
Refreshments. consisting of pro
ducts OF the company. will be served
szs4sri the direction of Mrs. Saiiie
Walton Contests among the women
employees will be held and they prom
ise to, be exciting. The plant will be
In full working order and the guests
will he given an opportunity to see
every phase of the industry.
The. Judges for the contests as ap
pointed by The Record. will be Miss
Helen if4iukins. Mr.. r n. Harding and
Prof bambin of Canon City High
school
Thethcur will be from 7::e To 10 p
n,
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Men TAINTED
to Feed Cattle
On Shares

A letter from Professor T. p. Met
cafe. of the animal husbandry de-
partment of Texas. writes that the cat
tie condition in western Texas is Sc
rioos. Too many cattle and not enough
feed Cattle have been shipped to the
south but there are still many left
that will starve unless feed or range
can be secured. The owners of these
animals are willing TO ship them or.
m shares to people who are in a po-
s;;ion to feed or handle them in any
other way that would help to save
them and assist the owners of these
cattle. II you tan take care OF any of
these animals let the county agent
xnow OF it.
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Agustus HurlbHrt Killed
BY SUitch Engine Near
Rdyn0Ids AUe. Crossing
Was Run Into By Locomotive While Walking On Rio
Grand Track In East Canon At O'clock Tuesday
Night Leaves Brother at Fruta, Sister at Spokane

+ Augustus Hurlburt, well known
and highly esteemed resident of this
community. was instantly killed by a
locomotive while walking on the Den
yer and Rio Grande railroad tracks
near the Reynolds avenue crossing in
East Canon about o'clock Tuesday
night. NJ. Huriburt had many friends
here and the announcement of his
tragic death was great shock to all
who knew him
The locomotive which is used as a
switch engine in the florence rail-
road yards. was pulling special
freight train to Canon City when the
unfortunate affair occurred The en-
gineer A. w. Young. and w. H. Nc
Bride. fireman. saw Mr.. Huriburt on
the tracks and the former blew the
whistle as q warning for him to get
on. but Mr.. Hurlburt. APPARENTLY, did
not hear it and the train was stopped
The locomotive was by this time close
10 the ill-fated man and the whistle
was again blown. The second warning
was heard by Mr.. Hurlburt and he
stepped on the track after which the
train started forward. For some rea-
son Mr.. HurIburt did not get far
enough away 10 allow the engine TO
pass and was struck by the cow-catch-
er with great force. His neck was
dislocated. his left hip broken and an
ugly looking cut was inflicted on his
head by the violence of the impact.
which threy him some distance from
the place where be met his death. /,
is thought possible that AFR. Huriburt
had become dazed and blinded by the
locomotives headlight and inadvert-
an,iy got in the way OF danger. instead
OF away from It. as the train ap-
preached him
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agreed ttat Fremont county's share
would be $1,000; Chaffee $500 and
Custer county $500. BY a vote Ere.
mont county sub divided its appor.
fionment as follows: Canon City
$1,000: Florence $500: the coal
camps $500 and Penrosc s2oe. The
Canon City sub division win include
all of the west end Of the county: the
Fforence sub b-divssion all OF the .ast
end OF the county and the Penrose
sub division all of Beaver Park and
the northeast of the county.
c. A. BiEgs WAS elected chairman
Of the Canon City sub division: w IL
Morris chairman of the Florence sub
division; Tom Easton chairman OF the
coal camps and Alexander -Cowie
chairman for the Penrose subdivision
c. r. Taylor was elected chairman for
Custer county. The coal camps were
organized Monday night by the selec
tion OF Michael Esb-ezic as chairman
for Coal Greek: John Kyle chairman
for Rockvaie and Ethel Williams
chairman for Chandler. c. w. Var
Patten was named as executive acc
re,ary for the three counties and Jon
athan Seaman district treasurer
James Belknap will be chairman 10,
Hillside and the western part of the
ccuusy. d. e. o1Aspu' ~. elected 10 b,
district chairman and win have gen
ersl supervision Of the campaign in al
three counties. The subcommittee
formed 10 work under Mr.. Bisgs in
Canon City is composed OF I.w. Eel
ter. ID. W. Ross. A H. Mcl-ain. James
Belknap. A. Z. Sharman, U. r. SIDE
bo' tom and Geo. A. Salie. Active work
will begin next Monday morning.
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Mr. Young again stopped his engine
and sent a messenger to a nearby
house TO telephone for assistance in
bringing the body TO town. NJ NJ VIII
son OF the Palace Livery stable re-
sponded Immediately with the anbu-
lance and arrived al the place OF the
accident a few minutes later. Mr.
Huriburt had lived here for long
period and was about seventy years OF
age His only son Francis t. Huri-
burt died suddenly at Socorro. New
Mexico, about nine months ago while
in the employ of the Empire Zinc Co.
there as chemist The latter's
mother went To his bedside in New
Mexico On learning OF his illness and
contracted a cold in doing so that
resulted in her death shortly after re
turning 10 Canon City. Recently Mrs.
Jessie Huribur. the daughter,in-law,
died. leaving Mr.. Hurlbur; alone with
out any kindred or family relatives
here. Recently he has been making
his home with Mrs. Williams, a cousin
- -~A0 Ni%A-A-t-1s III iaN IL go -NOItn
Nineteenth street, East Canon
Mr.. Hurlbnrt was a devoted mem
Der oil the First Presbyterian church
and was remarkably well informed in
relation to the Bible and religious en-
ierprises OF all kinds. He leaves a
brother, George Hurlburt. living at
Fruita. Colorado. and sister residing
al Spokane. Washington On the ar
rival of the former here on Thursday
ar;ansements for the funeral service
VIII be- made.
Mr. Hrrfourt was a member OF
Greenwood Post No. 10 C. A. r.. and
the funeral Service, which VIII prob
ably be conducted by Rev Armen-
front. will he under the auspices OF
that organization
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Food Pledge Card
Campaign Near
Successful End

Fremont county has done wei in
the Food Card Campaign.
A to-sl OF $500 cards have been
signed in the county.
Probably s5 per cent OF the families
of the county have signed cards.
Mr.. A. C. Price of Chandler reports
that every family in Chandler signed
up--and tina; not single objection
or kick was heard In the town Chand-
Ter people read local papers and were
wen posted on the objects OF the cam
paign.
Mr. James Beiknap. who had Hill,
side and Texas Creek 10 LOOK after,
reports that every family in his terri
tory signed up
In most sections few did not sign
cards. Those who object TO signing
cards have usually done SO through a
Misunderstanding Of the purpose OF
the campaign In some instances peo-
pie have come into the Office and
signed after turning the canvassers
dn-n. AMER thinking il oyer they saw
no objection.
Any person who has not been seen
n who has decided tina, they want ."
JON this patriotic movement can md
a set of cards at the Chamber of Com
mercs or al the Daily Record office
II Is desired that captains and lieu-
tenants finish up their work as fast
as possible.
While the work should have been
done last week stiii where !; was NO,
completed IL must be done in the next
day or two.
Every family in the county must be-
given an opportunity to Join the Food
Administration.
Those helping in the canvass are
urged to push the work along and TO
know positively that every family in
their section has signed card or has
had the opportunity.
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COMMUNITY TEACHERS
TRAINING CLASS.

The members of the Community
Teachers Training class met in the
committee room at the Y-M.C.A. build
ing AT 1880 O'Clock Monday night for
the purpose OF efecting an organiza-
ton under the auspices OF the Re
ligious Work committee of the asso-
citation There was good attendance
and the meeting was q very pleasant
one. Rev. S. H. SpeTy was elected
temporary presiden, of the class:
Miss Edna Turner. secretary; j. w,
Rogers. treasurer and Rev. u. J. Elsea
teacher.