Calling random functions from a list when functions have different number of arguments

I'm a beginner trying to write a text based game, something like Monopoly. Since I learned about functions I thought the best way would be to define a function for each square. Then, I would put the functions in a list and randomly call them. The problem is the functions might require different number of arguments or no argument.

from random import randrange

def foo1(arg_of_foo1):
    x = arg_of_foo1 + 1
    print "x is:", x

def foo2(arg_of_foo2):
    y = arg_of_foo2 + 2
    print "y is:", y

def foo3(useless_arg):
    print "I have an argument but I don't really need it..."

list_of_foo = [foo1, foo2, foo3]

arg = 0

function_index = randrange(0,3)

print "Function index is:", function_index

if function_index == 0:
    arg = 4

elif function_index == 1:
    arg = 10

list_of_foo [function_index](arg)

As you can see this seems to work but it is not an elegant solution. I don't like that I had to define the third function with an argument even if it doesn't need it, of course. And I also don't like that I have to specify a condition for some functions to let them know what they should use as arguments. Surely there must be a better way to do this. There always is. Thank you and sorry if this is stupid or it has already been asked. I couldn't find an answer.