The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1909-11-08
Moorhead Department

the city charter and the prediction is
that the voters win decide in favor of
controlling the business themselves.
Miss Newman of the normal school
addressed the Christian Endeavor So
ciety last evening on the subject OF
Mountain Whites.
Miss Edythe Grasse has gone to
Bismarck to join Miss Happy Boyce
who is visiting Mr.. and Mrs. r. ".
Stevens.
l.. T. Stodder OF the Northern Pa
cific was subjected to an operation on
his hand at the Northwestern hospital
day or two ago. The trouble was
the result Of felon.
Miss Bessie Van Houten has resum-
ed ner school work at wadena, the
delay having been occasioned by the
unfinished condition of the new school
building.
Next Saturday the local high school
boys will have tussle with the high
school boys Of Lake Park on the nor
NAL gridiron.
The Royal Neighbors lodge of
Moorhead announce their fifth annual
ball, to be held at Stones hall, Fargo,
Thursday evening, Nov. IL.
Members Of the Detroit high school
football team were guests of the Moor
head high school boys at the early per-
Torrance at the Grand theatre, Fargo,
last Saturday night, and other social
attentions were given the visitors The
latter formed bunch OF good fellows
who expressed gentlemanly apprecia-
tion for courtesies extended.
Alderman Jack Lamb joined the
Fargo knights Of Columbus on their
trip to Grand Forks yesterda.-.
Bob" Smith, the man who makes
laughs, viii be the entertainer at the
normal school tonight under the aus
pices or the high school students. Geo.
E. Perley will preside.
An arrival last night was Hon. Lyn-
don A. Smith, assistant attorney gen.
eral, who has come up from ST. Paul
to take part in the prosecution of
Frank Kethman, indicted for the muir
der Of DR.. Egge. Mr.. Smith, prior to
last January, was lieutenant governor
of the state and his home is at Monte
vidio.
A marriage license was issued Satur-
day to George Hubbard and Mamie
Lahey, both of Cass county. N. D., also
one to Bert r. Knowles of Steele coun-
ty, North Dakota and EURO e. KELLER
of Cass county, N. ID.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Z. Perley have
returned from a delightful trip in an
automobile, being absent since last
Thursday. The tour covered the east
ern part of Clay county and the nor
thern parts Of Becker county. Prin-
cipally they were over communities de-
voted to dairying and grain raising
and there seemed to be prosperity in
all directions-if substantial homes
and fine, spacious barns are to be talk
en- as indicators OF success in the lines
mentioned. Mr.. Perley also emphas-
lied the good roads encountered and
the general thoroughness OF the work
in that line. Their speN lometer regis
tered the distance travefsed over 200
miles.
The bungalow which is being erected
for G. w. Wilhelm, agent for the He'll
mann Brewing Co. and city treasurer,
on Ninth street south, Is nearly com
plbl6u. A ne SLTuGLuTS competed VIII
cost in the neighborhood of $4,000.
The city council will meet in regu-
lar session tonight for general BUSH
ness.
Citl Attorney Witherow says he is
not worrying one bit about the con-
templated action threatened against
him by Michael Hansmann, whose son
is alleged to have been nafbbed by the
city attorney just as he was throwing
paint carelessly about to the annoy
ance of one or two little girls. It IS
said now that the lad is to be prose-
cuted for disorderly conduct. AT first
lenency and forgiveness was exercised,
but it appears those attributes are not
appreciated in quarters where they
ought to be and now trouble galore is
promised.