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The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1902-02-24
BISMARCK.

After five days consumed with the pre-
llminary examination of Jeff May, charS-
ed with the murder of Harry Hibbs, the
case has again been postponed and VIII
be taken up MONDAY morning.
Sheriff Bogue was the recipient Of a
surprise this week, when thirty old tim
ers of 1875 and 1876, gathered to greet
him on the occasion OF the twenty fifth
anniversary or his wedding.
Mesdames Newton and Graham enter
tanned the Pauci Delecti club with \
colonial party. The table decorations,
and everything about the house were in
colonial style, and the guests wore cos
tunes of the colonial period
Mrs. f. A. Briggs and daughter have
gone to Standing Rock to be the guests
OF Major Bfngenheimer for a week.
The Fortnightly Club at its meeting
year as follows: President, Mrs. Cover
nor White; vice president, Mrs. F. II.
Register; secretary Mrs. A. L. Woods;
treasurer, Mrs. c. M. Dahl.
E.. E. Morris has been appointed as
sistant postmaster.
c. C. Clay, of Renville, Mimi, visited
with relatives in the city this week, Ell
locate in the near future.
Mr.. and Mrs. 7. ]. Harris entertained
a party of friends at cards last week.
the first prizes and Mr.. r. j. Turner and
Mrs. E. S. Miller the consolation prizes
Judge Winchester has set March Is as
the date for the term of district court
Supt Fannie Dunn has called meet
ing of the presidents of school boards
OF Burleigh county to be held Feb. 26
for the discussion of matters of interest
to the schools of the county.
County Treasurer Faldoner reports over
SCI .0O0 in taxes. collected by the county
Officials for the month of January, one
of the largest collections ever made in
any month in the history of the county
Traffic Manager E. H. Walker of the
Washburn, is entirely satisfied with the
record by the engine Great Falls, fred
with ignite coal, on the recent test trip
from Mandan to jamestown and it Is
freely predicted that in a short time the
Northern Pacific will be using Ignite as
part of it's fuel
B. P. Tilden, chief draughtsman in the
office of Surveyor General L. A. Williams
has accepted an offer from railroad
company that is building a new line in
Georgia to act as constructing engineer
at a salary of $500 a year and expenses
Governor and Mrs. White are in Valley
City to attend the annual ball of Conn
pany G.
Mrs. NJ. Eppinger and family have re-
turned from St Paul, where they ac>
companied the remains of the late M
Eppinger for final interment
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WINONA.

Presiding Elder ]. F. Stout, of the Wi
mona district, gave a lecture at the Cen
tral Methodist church on Friday evening
on THE Battle of Gettysburg
An important meeting of the member
ship of the Y. M. c. A was held on
Saturday evening at which the s'Get
one clue was organized as a part al
an effort to increase the memberships of
the association =
Dr.. Laura A. Linton, Of the state hos
pltal at Rochester, is spending a few
days here as the guest of Judge and
Mrs. 0. b. Gould.
Washington's birthday exercises were
carried out at number of the schools
Friday.
A curling match between Pickw.ck and
Wlnona teams was held on Saturday
afternoon The match was close re
Sulting in victory for Winona by a
score of II to 10.
The Normal Athletic association has
been organized by the election of the fol-
vice president, Tim Considine: captain
Tim Considine; manager, r. Bolcon'
Secretary. Hates of the Y. NJ c. A.
went to Dover on Sunday and preached
in the Methodist church there
The Winona Choral clu, is holding very
satisfactory rehearsals of 1.-THE Rose
Maiden which it will give after Lent
"A relic social at the home of Mrs. T..
=. Johnson proved quite a novelty. Prof.
Comstock, of the University of Wiscon-
SIN, has Deen secured to give an address
TO the pupils of the high school on "Mod
ern Study of the Stars"
The newly formed Mems Club of the
Eplscopal Church Will hold a meeting on
Iuesday evening and listen to paper
by ii. e. Melvin on 'HThe Early History
of the Local Church.
MISS Emma Ludwig. of this citv who
IS studying music in Milwaukee is meet
ing with marked success. She has been
engaged TO sing with Bach's orchestra AT
the reception to Prince Henry.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1902-02-24
CHATFIELD.

Mrs. J. Thompson assistant snperin-
tendent of the Children's ONE Society
OF Minnesota, spoke in the different
churches here on Sunday. While here
she found home for little seven ye ar
Mrs. Sarah Braithwait and da,,-4te-
Mabel. of Hutchinson, are visiting rela-
t1ves in the city.
Mrs. Thomas NcDavitt and daughter.
OF st: Paul, were guests of Mr. and
MRS. q. II. Haven this week.
Mrs. M. R. Hurning entertained the CT
hcers OF the Eastern Star at her home
on Friday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. E. Durham entertain
ed the Western Star Card club on Fri
day evening. :
Mrs. George Moore gave a dinner party
on Wednesday in honor of the eighty
ninth anniversary of the birth of her
mother, Mrs. Pollyann Morrison
Mr.. and Mrs Elmer Ginter of Stew
artville, spent Sunday with re-atives in
this city.
Andrew Houghton came up from Chi
cago for a stay at the home of us par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. A. A. Houghton
Miss Ruth Haven, who is teaching in
kaSson, spent Sunday with her parents.
Senator Joseph Underleak spent SIM
day with his family here.
Mrs William Ellwood has gone to St.
Paul to join her husband.
f. G. Shunlway has gone on a busine q
trip to the western part of the state
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1902-02-24
GRAND FORKS.

At the meeting of the Fortnightly club
at the home of r. M. Carothers on Mon
cay evening President Mortified, Of the
university, spoke on Some Popular Ec5n-
omic Fallaces.''
Miss Josephine Tennion, deputy audi
tor of Nelson county, spent few. DAYS
IN the city, the guest of Miss Tharallson.
Inc reception by the B. Y. P. u to the
university students on Monday night was
a pleasant event. The church was beau
tlfClly decorated and the programme a
very interesting one.
F. w. Schlaberg returned on Tuesday
from a trip TO Montana.
The lecture by Gen Gordon on Tues
day evening attracted a large audience,
there being many present from out of
town. There were delegations of old SOL
diers from Larimore and Grafton, and
the war "reminiscences were greatly en-
Joyed by all who heard them.
j. ID. Mills, one of the old-time resi-
cents OF this state, was a visitor in the
city last week.
A, J. Carver, of the Leeds News was
visitor in the city Saturday.
MI and Mrs. M. Redick entertained
about forty friends at cards on Wednes-
day evening. Ten tables We're played.
and after the game there was some ex-
ceIlent music. and a supper was served
The knights of Pythias held reunion
on Thursday evening in honor ut the
thirty-ninth anniversary of the organi-
cation of the first lodge in Washington
The meeting was attended by all the To-
cal members and many from outside the
city were present
Mrs. Templeton entertained the ladies
OF the Presbyterian church on Thursday
afternoon.
The w. c. T. U. convention was held
on Friday evening in the Baptist church
and was well attended. The programme
comprised addresses and musical selec-
ions, all of which were enjoyed Among
those who took part were Messrs MIX
anG Norwood. who sang a duet Mr.
Scheefstad, who gave violin solo, and
mrs Fuller, who sang. Addresses were
also delivered by Prof Kennedy. of fhe
university, and Rev. f. H. Hays.
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FERGUS FALLS.

Miss Mary Mclean is the guest of Miss
Jean Angus this week.
c. A. Daley, who has been in the shoe
business here for twenty-five years, has
sold his store to a Mr.. Friberg, of Wis
consin.
Messrs E. A. Jewett w L. Parsons, D.
M. Brom and HI. w Wheelock made up
the Fergus Falls whist team which play
ed Friday and Saturday at Brainerd in
the annual convention of the Red River
Valley Whist association.
p, b. Adams and wife. G. j. Sawbridge
and wife and H. M Wheelock went to
minneapolis Wednesday to attend the
Editorial association meeting
Washingtons birthday was celebrated
by a local entertainment at the Lyceum
IN the evening, arranged by Manager C.
w. Mckay.
James Doyle died Sunday of Typhoid
fever. He was twenty-eight years old
and was buried from his parents home.
IN the township of Friberg.
Judge F'rankberg went to ST. Paul Fri
day to attend a state meeting of the 1udg-
eS of probate.
Miss Alice Smith has gone to Chicago
to visit her sister.
A large class has been formed for the
study Of German, with Rev T. J. Rem
dahl. fine German scholar. instruct>&
Miss Mertie Bertelson has gone to Bel
tritni to visit her brother DR.. BerteIson.
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sAUK RAPIDS.

Mrs Thomas Hooker of Staples has
been the guest of Mrs. Isaac Smith dur
ing the week.
Miss Cordelia Street has returned from
a two-weeks visit in st. Louis, Kansas
City and Webb City.
Miss Sarah Arnold leaves tomorrow fer
Crookston where she will teach school.
Mrs. A. E. Tucker attended the Degree
OF Honor convention held in ST. Paul
Tuesday as delegate from the local lodge
A. p. Kasner, county auditor, went to
st. Paul Wednesday on business
David Patton is dangerously ill with
typhoid fever.
Miss Birdie Patten entertained the NJ
A. club at six O'Clock dinner.
Henry Chalgren has been appointed adj
ministrator for the estate of the late
Anna Walstrom
j. A. Sem, county attorney, was sum-
moned to Duluth Wednesday on account
Of the death Of his nephew, Arthur Beck
linger.
The home of J. B. Gazett, of Rice, waa
badly damaged by fire Monday
Miss Florence Newell leaves Monday
for Deerwood to resume her teaching.
Mrs. j. H. Coates. Mrs j. A. A. Wood
and Mrs. II. p. Wood will attend the
annual meeting of the Territorial P.o-
neers at Minneapolis Saturday evening
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REDWOOD FALLS.

Mrs William Mitchell entertained the
st. Mary's guild and ST Andrews club
at the rectory on Shrove Tuesday.
Miss Angie Pickett died Friday from
the effects of an attack. of diphtheria.
The Mothers Circle of the w. c. T. u.
heid meeting in the Methodist church
Ihursday. Among the speakers We're:
Mrs. g. A. Orr, Mrs A e. King and
Mrs. Mcintyre.
DIR. e. A. Lyman spent several DAYS Of
TINS week in st. Paul attending the dem
tai association meeting
George A. Jaehning returned Monday
from Fargo, N. D.
Mrs. L N. Tompkins returned Thurs
DAY from visit with relatives at Man
Mr.. and Mrs. H. A. Baldwin visited
with relatives at Hastings last week.
w. II. Wallace went to Mortified Fri
DAY to attend meeting of the state
Y. M c. A
Albert trust visited with friends in the
Twin Cities this week
George b. Hughes was in ST. Paul
last week visiting with his brother-in-
law, E. S. Pettijohn
Mrs. Bunker visited with her daughter
in Sleepy Eye last week
Mrs. Il. G. ComStock was the guest of
her daughter in Vesta last week.
ID. b. Laird has returned from his visit
at Minneapolis.
Miss Iva Gale was the guest of Miss
Pryor. of Morgan, last week.
MIR. and Mrs F. o. Woodward. who
have been the guests of their daughter
Mrs. f. j. Barackman, returned to their
home in Granite Falls.
l.. Redding, of Lamberton. was in town
last week.
Mrs. G. R. Pease passed away Fri
day, after suffering from consumption
for several years.
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BUFFALO.

Miss Grace Van Enar spent last Satur-
day and Sunday visiting with Mrs Thos
RAIDER, of Delane.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Stewart and daught-
er, of Minneapolis, visited Buffalo rela-
tiYes from last evening until Tuesday
Miss Annie Donelly, of Minneapolis
visited with Mr. and Mrs j. Copeland OF
this village this week.
Miss Stella Jacobs, of Delano, visited
Buffalo friends last Tuesday.
Fred Ward is visiting with his mother,
Mrs. j. Ward, of this village this week.
Mrs. M. @. Woolley represented the
Degree of Honor of this lodge in St.
Paul rlast week. Aaron Reinmuth was
the delegate for the A. 0. U. w.
Frank Enghauser, of Maple Lake, spent
Wednesday with his parents, Mr. and
Mrs. JOS. Enghauser of this village
w. w. Wendall, of Ontonagon, Mich.
IS visiting his brother Attorney J. HI
Wendell. of Buffalo
Rev. J. w VALENTINE, who has for the
past four years been pastor of the M.
E.. church of this village, recently re,
ceived and accepted a call to preach for
the congregational church at Marshall
The high school and sevenEh and eighth
grades organized a literary society Fri,
day AFTERNOON, and elected the FOLLOWING
officers: President, Chas. Thomson: vice
president. Grace Dickinson; secretary.
James Whalen. ~ ;
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Vt, and was fifty-seven years Of age.
He came to Jamestown in 1882 and has
resided here since that time His ster-
ing traits of character, his unfailing
cndrlty for the weaknesses of humanity
his generous nature, honesty and upright
ness in private life and his strict probity
and faithful performance of his duty as
a public official won his way to general
esteem.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Weber entertain
ed friends Wednesday and Thursday
evenings.
A team of Roya l Neignbors, from
New Rockford, exemplif1ed the work of
the lodge at meeting held here Wednes-
were initiated a banquet followed the
Mrs. F H. s-.ipley, Of Grand Forks, is
the guest of Jamestown friends.
Miss Nettie Stevens is visiting in Min
Miss Margaret Harrison, of Minneap-
oils, was the guest of friends in James
town this week.
H. N Middleton has left for Chicago
and other points East
MIR. and Mrs. F. LEM have returned
from Green Bay and Milwaukee, Wis,
where they visited relatives.
The funeral of the late Mrs. D. NJ.
Dan Foley. of st. Paul, attended the flu
neral
County Auditor L. B. Niemayer has re
turned from a trip to Milwaukee, West
Baden and other points East.
Mrs A. M Packard is a guest of Mr..
and Mrs. J. E. Anderson.
Cards have been received from Mrs
Melinda Clark, of .Noblesville, Ind, an
nouncing the wedding of her daughter
June and Alfred Emil D.ckey of James
town, Feb. q, at Noblesyille.
Mrs. Willis Simpson, of Mandan, is a
guest of Dr. and Mrs. Danford.
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sHAKOPEE.

Miss Isabel Spencer will entertain the
Duplicate Whist club at her home Tues
day evening
Joseph Poetz, of st. Peter, was the
guest of his parents the fore part of the
week.
Mr.. and Mrs Bert Latham, of Mime
apolis, are the guests OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Thomas Johnson.
The D. of H entertained at progressive
crokinole at their last meeting.
Mrs. w. N. Southworth has returned
from fortnights visit with her parents
at Evansville, Ill.
The Literary club will meet at the home
of Mrs. G. G. Kinds tonight.
A Washington party was given at Fra
ternity hall Fridy night under the aus
pices of the Christian Endeavor socie-
ty.
Percy Passage, of Minneapolis was the
guest of his friend, Val Chewing, from
Saturday until Sunday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. c. Storer were Twin
City visitors Tuesday and Wednesday.
Hugo Teinsh spent Sunday with his
parents in West st. Paul.
Mrs. Joseph Linhoff was Twin City
visitor from Thursday until Sunday.
Charles G. Kinds attended the Grand
lodge sessions of the A. o. u. w. at St.
Paul during the week in his capacity of
member Of the committee on laws.
The Senior Whist club was entertained
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. w. B.
Walter
Miss Hazel Tulsor, of st. Paul, is the
guest of her friend. Miss Nellie Page.
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LUVERNE.

Mrs. +. J. Kennedy is in Chicago this
Mrs NJ. M. Knapp and daughter Miss
MABEL, were guests this week at the
home of DR.. and Mrs. A. E. Spalding
Mrs. Grant Bronson visited this week
with friends at Owatonna
j. r Houg left Tuesday for Chicago
Mrs. McRoberts and Mrs. Finke of
Ellsworth, are visiting at the home CT
their parents, Mr. and Mrs L. L. Bryan
p. j. Connell was in St. Paul this week
attending the state convention of the A
.. u. w. lodge
Ralph Baker, of Rochester was in the
city this week visiting relatives and
friends.
Mrs. c. S. Bruce went to Kasson Mon
fay to attend the funeral of her father
u Harvey is in Rochester visiting at
his old home.
Joseph Shaver and G. H. Weston were
IN WSrthington this week
r. y. Goembel and wife returned We'd
neSday from an extended visit at their
old home in Geneseo, ILL.,
William Manchester. of Chadron Mob
is visiting his brother, l.. Manchesfar
z. A. Brown left Friday for Washing-
ton, II. e., where he will meet Mrs
Brown, who was there attending the
Woman Suffrage convention From
Washington Mr.. and Mrs. Brown will
make an extended trip through Florida
Mr. II. ]. Miller and daughter Miss
Paul. o.
J. W. Gerber is in st. Paul this week.
Miss Amelia AanenSon visited sun
oay with friends in Adrian
frank Langham was in Worthington
The seventy-sixth birthday anniversary
S1 MIS-. y. II. TWeeten was very pleas
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YANKToN.

Prof. II. T. Lake of this city is making
q strong effort to reorgan.ze the Cement
City band
Mrs. Mary E. Chase, of this city. died
at her home yesterday at the age OF SO
The children of the city schools cele,
f nrated Wash W1aa7shington,s birthday in each
Prof e.. w. Martindale of the city
schools left today for Chicago where
ne will attend the meeting of the Gepart
Education association.
me ladies of Christ church have or
gained a Lenten club, they meet every
Fred Davies, E. Dietrich, Miss Sarah
MMa agg and Miss julia Dudley viii leave
Monday for Toronto, Canada. where thew
Will attend the International Christian
Endeavor convention
Mrs. j. S. Hildebrand who has been
visiting her daughter Mrs. B. nj. BanToni
mas returned to her home at Waterloo,
The ladies of the Congregational church
neld a very pleasant George Washington
S. Gamble. = -
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HARRINGTON.

Mrs. c. Lund has returned to her home
in Iowa after an extended visit with her
daL ghter, Mrs N. Korshund.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carrot Allen, of Glencoe,
visited Mr.. and Mrs. C. 1. Haynes sun
day.
Miss Ida Barnum returned to her home
at Hastings Tuesday after a short visit
here.
William Whitcher, of Minneapolis. was
the guest of his brother, Charles Witch
er, Sunday.
]. D. Gillespie of Mora, Mimi, visited
L.: F. F1uke and family over Sunday.
The w. r. c. gave a colonial tea and
social in G. "A. r. hall on Saturday even
ing in commemoration of Washingtons
birthday.
Mr.. and Mrs. N NJ Goodrich. of Pres
colt, Wis. were in Pennington Wednes-
day on their way to LIE Sueur Center,
where they will reside in the future
Chris EtteT visited his parents at Broun-
ton this week
Mrs n. II. Brownell is the guest of re-
lations in the city this week.
The Parish guil5 were entertained by
Mrs. M. Niedukom Friday afternoon
The Ladies Twentieth Century Carna-
ton club was entertained by Mrs. Frank
Blake Friday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs Charles Pool visited in
the Twin Cities this week.
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sT. CLOUD.

M. B. Humes is recovering from Sc
we're attack of bronchitis.
The Judgment of $2.140 secured by Mrs.
Elizabeth Sartell against the Royal
Neighbors of America has been paid.
Mayor j. r. Boyd haS@ been confined to
his bed several days with a severe ILL
ness tsG asf
DR.. Shoemaker, superintendent of the
public schools, left today to attend the
annual meeting of national superinten-
dents. He will spend two days at Me-
nomenie, Wis, inspecting the manual
training department ofcthe public schools.
B. P. German has purchased material
for tWo-story solid brick business block
this spring.
Mrs. Edward Bublitz slipped and fell at
her home, and sustained broken wrist.
Mrs. j. F. Jerrard is seriously i'll at her
home in this city.
A horse driven by Aaron Erickson, of
Sank Rapids, broke through the ice on
Little Rock lake and was drowned be-
fore help reached the scene.
A lodge of Daughters of Erin will be
organized in this city shortly with a
charter membership of forty.
Master Mechanic Mortimer, of this di-
vision of the Great Northern, expects
to leave ST. Raphael's hospital shortly
for his home in Minneapolis. He has
been in the hospital six months, suffering
from two crushed feet.
Conductor Thomas O'Day who has
been i'll in a hospital at Portland, Wash,
for several months, reached home last
night. 2az5
julius Adams will erect a two-story
brick business block adjoining the site of
the new government building.
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Worth Dakota
FARGO.

Mrs. o. J. De Lendre; gave a doll
luncheon at which Mrs. Jones won the
prize for the best story and Mrs Whit
worth for the best dressed doll.
Mrs. H. E. Goodrich gave a dancing
ana no card party, followed by a luncheon.
Ihe Circle of Nine, which has devoted
the winter to the study of Shakspere,
was entertained by Mrs E. H. Lambert
pr. and Mrs. Storey entertained about
a hundred of their friends at their
apartments in the Swart house.
Mrs. j. f. Walker was hostess to a
party of friends Wednesday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. G.. Boyce entertained
the South Side Euchre club Monday
evening and this week the club will
meet with DR.. and Mrs. Andrews.
Slx-handed euchre was played at the
entertainment given by Mrs. j. L. Ro-
Mrs. Jean Day is in Chicago for a short
Mrs. S. ]. Kidder is in New York.
BlShop Man is in Pembina today.
Mrs. F. L. Hale who has been in In
in a few DAYS
The cinch club met with Mrs. Ralph
Tenney last week
Col; and Mrs. Ball have Joined the
North Dakota colony at Daytona. Fla.
Mrs. Hal Gearey gave a dinner party
Thursday evening
The Dacotah club was entertained last
Spalding.
"A dinner party was given Friday even
ing by Col. and Mrs. Morrill,.
Last evening Justice and Mrs. Young
entertained twenty of their friends at
dinner. 81 O.
A Martha Washington luncheon was
gwen Saturday afternoon by Mrs w. A.
Scott SSs
Mr. and Mrs w. H.1Wl1ite are enjoying
themselves on the mediterranean.
Clerk and Mrs. ia. Montgomery VII
return Tuesday from an extended East
ern visit. so
z. c. Schiller and Representative Leech
returned this week from looking after
some mining investments in Arkansas
City Auditor RoWeGis visiting at Car
rington. zBetfsx
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POLITICS IN FARGO.
Mayor johnson Leading Candidate
for Place of Mayor.
Special to The Globe.

FARGO, N. D., Feb 2S.-City politics
Is beginning to agitate the minds of the
Fargo voters now. Several candidates are
pelng discussed for the various offices.
for the mayofalty petition is being cir
culated Tor the denomination of the nres-
ent incumbent, j. A. Johnson The lat
ter is completing his fourth term, having
served one many years ago and three
consecutively. He has done more at al
Vert1Sing Fargo than all the other MAYORS
con- blned. and while he has made enc
mics by his official acts, he has won the
unanimous support of so MANY Citizens
that his election does not seem particu-
iariy difficult to his friends. In addition
' ~ ms eiIorts locally, the mayor has been
PRESIDENT OF the League of American Mu-
inequalities, and has take a prominent
part In other national organizations
some OF the business men are agitat-
ing the nomination of w. d. Sweet, a
wholesale harnesSmaker. Mr. Sweet is
an oid-tlmer in Fargo, and served sever
al years In the city council as chairman
or the finance committee. Many of his
trends feel that he would give Fargo a
insist on his candidacy
The Socialists of Fargo are said to
nave switched from Arthur Bassen 10 T)Y.
mans, and may nominate him for the
m1ayoralty: While they have no hope IF
t fiioe.lng nlm they feel that it is a good
time to make showing, and that if
Lhere are two other candidates in the
held, they will be able to hold the hal
ance Of power.
candidates for aldermen are bobbing
up nuInerouSIy in all the wards and +he
indications are that the race in soma
OF the wards will be lively one.
90 lar Inere seem to be no opposition
70 CITY Treasurer Mitchell's re-election
al a.. t tn other onlces are appointive I'M
when may be holly contested Between
Judges Gearey and Hanson.