The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1909-09-14
EAST SIDE NOTES.


1t is stated that there is consider
able friction in GAINESVILLE newspa-
perdom, G.. B. Wollan, who is re-
firing from the management of The
Record Review is not feeling good
over his treatment by the owners of
the paper and now he threatens to
establish a rival paper and he prom
ises some hot stuff about Clay coun-
ty politics.
Miss Aimee j. Wasgatt OF Mankato
won first prize at a typewriting con-
test at Seattle day or two ago. The
contest was to write the greatest
number OF words within a given time,
thirty minutes, correctly and from
manuscript. Miss Wasgatt reeled off
1,705 words in the thirty minutes; the
winner of the second prize, 1878 words
and the third, 1854 words.
crookston Times: Walter Foufgley
will undoubtedly coach the football
team representing East Grand Forks
high school. The boys all favor
"Quig" and good tip from the school
board indicates that the former stu
dent at the nigh school will be Sc
lected. Quigley was the best athlete
the east side high school ever had and
last year gained reputation in foot
ball at Carleton. He is well up on
the new game and should make a
valuable instructor and one whom the
boys would follow. 1
The ladies of Trinity Lutheran
church will be the guests of Mrs.
Tovaas tomorrow afternoon.
Frank Weld is convalescing after a
seige with high fever.
boy was born, Sunday, to Mr..
and Mrs. Sigrud Christianson.
Prof. William Alanson Lester died
at Alma City on Friday morning of
acute Brignt's disease. Professor
Lester left Mankato a week ago to
take charge of the public schools at
Alma City and had taught only two
days when he was taken seriously Ill.
He has not been well since the death
of his two sons at Minnesota Lake
six years ago.
Many regrets are expressed over the
departure from Moorhead of Mrs. r.
Adler and her daughter, who lefC yes
terday for Minneapolis from which
point they will leave for their new
home at Los Angeles Cal. Mrs Adler
was accompanied by her sister, Mrs.
Levy, and Miss Elsie Adler.
The Misses Scofield and Benedict
Of the state normal school have adj
vised their friends OF their arrival
from Europe where they have been
spending the summer. Miss Scofield
viii return TO Moorhead about the end
of the month but Miss Benedict will
defer her return until the beginning
Of the winter term.
Howard Moody is again at HIS desk
in his big department store, after
spending some time In the New York
markets buying goods. While he was
An adjourned meeting Of the board
OF education viii be he'd this evening.
Judge Baxter has completed the
term Of court at Alexandria and yes-
terday opened the regular term at
Wadena for which there Is consider
able civil business.
Herbert Mailoy, in letters to his
parents from Boston, says that he has
begun work in earnest at the New
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that he successfully passed his first
examination required upon entrance
and he will have his second one this
week. He says he has fallen In pleas
ant places and anticipates pleasant
year at the conservatory. He adds
that he hears many kind illusions to
the Fargo College conservatory and
the good work 1t Is doing in the west
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. f. Perley ex-
pect to lave early next week for Sioux
City. la, to make visit with their
daughter.
Atty. William Russell was pasaen-
ger to Georgetown this morning on
business.
There was no important business at
the police court before Judge Wade
this morning. Just dozen or so or
ldrunks and Migrants. that was all.
Special Officer Delaney OF the Great
Northern had conference with Chief
Malvey on one or two matters this
morning.
The want ads are not good reading
for people who take no active part in
the daily dramas lived by the people
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