The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1909-05-07
Moorhead Department
EAST slpE NOTES.

in Fargo last night.
Isaac w. Faulders has gone to Eagle
River, Wis. where he expects to re-
side for year tor two, having taken
up line OF work at that point.
W.. B. Sheffield was visitor from
Crookston.
Lars Erickson was an arrival from
Wadena.
1t is general comment that the city
council could do many worse things
than make an appropriation. IL within
it's power, for the completion of the
Northern Pacific depot park. 1t is a
prominent point in the city which
should be made attractive and beauti-
ful-what has been done so far has
been through the medium of a few
public hearted citizens who have paid
for the beautifying word done SO far.
telephone message from the nor
NAL school this afternoon, says that
owing to conflicting dates and similar
entertainments at Fargo, the manage
ment of the senior class play. the pre-
setation of Rahab. change of dates
has become imperative and they will
be one week later, May 2S and %, in
stead of May 81 and %.
Last night the State Sunday School
association elected j. Fl. Martin of
Minneapolis as president; c. e. Wood
ward of the same city as secretary.
Rev. Arthur Wurtelle, dean of the
Episcopal cathedral at Duluth, was
elected first vice president. One OF
the new directors is J. HI. Irish of De-
troit MINI.
Again the meeting of the Moorhead
| board of education has been adjourned
for lack of a quorum the board was
to have met last night. Another try
will be made next week. ~@ ....
Mrs. Mary C. Rainey of the normal
school faculty has gone to st. Vincent,
where she will address the Kittson
County Teachers association this eve
ming. ,..
e. Van Houton, the we'll known mill
Ter and wheat expert, was knocked
down on the sidewalk, Wednesday
night by a bicycle and rendered un-
conscious. When Mr.. Van Houton re-
vived the rider of the machine was
bending over him and when he saw
that the victim was not killed he rode
away. The name of the rider was not
obtained. ~ ...a..
When the case of Mrs. Rose Keegan
against the Northern Pacific Ry. Co.
for $4,000 damages for the death of
her husband. in February last year.
was called in the United States court
at Fergus Fails on Wednesday after
noon, neither the plaintiff or her at
| To4 De- vS
and Judge Morris summarily dismiss
ed the suit.
The farm home of A. H. Braman In
Alliance township, not a great dis
tance from Baker, was totally de-
stroyed by fire, together with the con-
tents, last Wednesday 1t Is under
stood that the building was covered
by insurance, but how much could not
be learned. ,.*. =. .. .. .-..-s .
Miss Keppie of the state nodma'
school is devoting herself very earnest
| ly to the task of making Rahab, this
class play, an artistic performance. She
is engagingly modest in her claims fo1
the presentations; but those who have
become acquainted with the searching
methods of her stage craft are cheer
fully sanguine over the coming play.
Marriage licenses were issued By
Clerk of Court McCubrey of Clay
county to Albert Dahl and Anna c
| Danielson, both of Clay county, and
Samuel Lee of Custer county, Mon.
| tana, and Julia Winujn of Clay
county. .
4 A good many friends of Judge Bax,
ter in Moorhead.. are, feeling rather
perturbed over what they style a cold;
blooded sort, of way to get him of
the district court bench. They say i
is true that the honorable jurist ha.
reached a venerable stage. but h,
thinks he is still young and able t.
remain in the harness for some time
1t is believed in Moorhead that thu
PARTICLES which have appeared in tht
st. Paul papers have been inspired b.
attorneys in the eastern part of tn,
state who have ''bees in their bon
nets"
Senator Peterson is at Bemidii ap
pearing for. the plaintiff in a malprac
tice suit against DIR. Koch The lat
ter was given an awful grilling OF
. the witness stand yesterday.
! Miss Zula M. Ryan. who has beei
on the teaching staff of the James
town, N. D., public schools, has ac
cepted a sixth grade position in tn
public schools at Mankato.
1t is said that there is brisk de
mand for seats for the operetta whic
the Moorhead high school students ar
going to present at the normal audi
torium tomorrow evening
officer Erickson was obliged to sus
pend duty last night on account Q
q sickness.
Charles Brendemuhl, sr., was 1
from his farm on the Buffalo rivel
east of Moorhead this morning. Fl
!, says he has all of his wheat and oat
! in and is now blowing for barley. FL
is optimistic and thinks the outloo
! for this time of the year is very prom
Using. If only the rains will hold o.
! and allow seeding to be finished. M
Bhendemuhl, who is an extensiv
: grower Of Strawberries, says his plant
never looked better and he looks fo
Ibig bearings OF berries of all varieties
He wants to see the man or woma
) in the Red river valley who will hav
: any better Brandywines than he wi
! gather this season.
President Lamb and Attorney Tillot
7 son were passengers to ST. Paul Q
2 business.
!. There won't be the full measure /
, happiness In the east side city unit
i Contractor Kennedy begins that paw
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