The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1909-08-20
EAST side NOTES.

Benson Monitor: VIM. Cheadle, of
Belfield. N D., and Mrs. Lincoln Chase
and son, OF Fargo, N. D., are visiting al
the home OF Mrs. ID. M. Minert. Mr..
Cheadle Is son of Mrs. Minert and
Mrs. Chase is a daughter Of VIM.
Cheadle, so four generations were Wis
iting together this week.
Frank J. Bach has been elected
president and J. I Donohue secretary
OF the humane society OF st. Cloud.
John whiting has sold his farm of
100 acres near Henning to d. J. Daub
of Enderlin, N. D., for $4,000. Mr..
Whiting will continue his business
here as wheat buyer until the first
of the year.
Henry Schroeder reports a barley
yield on his farm of forty seven bush
els to the acre--he says rotating crops
on potatoe land is profitable scheme,
M. B, Larson also sold his farm
south of town to Martin Johnson OF
Mahonomen, consideration $4,000. Mr.
Larson will give possession this fall
and expects to move into Henning.
Mrs. J. ]. Bohlander, who has been
a patient In a local hospital, has re-
covered sufficiently to allow her to
return TO her home at Detroit.
President Ryder, of the recently
former Bartenders' union, says that
one of the regulations of the union Is
THAT members must consume fifteen
minutes in the preparation of a gin
fizze.
President Huntoon of the First Ma
tional bank has returned from his So
journ at Killarney beach.
Garfield Rustad of the county at
torney's office will HE himself to the
twin cities on a business mission to-
morrow and he will be absent about a
week.
Atty. G. A. Nye regaled the students
of the normal summer school yes
terday with one of his delightful talks
about his trip to Asia and Europe last
year. Mr.. Nye has fund of stories
descriptive and otherwise not usually
found between the lids of ordinary
books OF travel and school text books
and his relating of his personal OBJ.
servations makes them of distinct
value to the average teacher.
1t is excruciatingly funny these
days to note the significant facial ex-
preston d. w. ,Meeker, the recently
appointed census commissioner as
sumes when people begin to quizz him
about matters political. Meeker casts
out that round-abou smile of his and
says the big noise at the White House
has issued orders that census officials
must not dabble in politics. This
morning a friend Of his retorted with
the remark, "say Meeker, mixing poll
tics with the census might possibly
effect slight Improvement In poll
tics."
w. R. Tucker was heard to say this
morning that next Christmas day
might be a good day for the formal
opening of Moorhead's new pavement
that would allow ample time to
finish the tail ends of the big job and
the installation of the contemplated
new fence at the west end of Front
street.
p. X. Haslund was up from Crooks
ton
sANAA Ss <As ~. w LAlAdAllS was n VlSlIOI
from st. Peter, MINI.
Z. c. Hezzelwood was guest from
Detroit.
Prof. Edward Quigley was the guest
OF honor at dinner which was given
him last night at the Gardner hotel
Fargo, by the members of his classes
at the normal summer school. MIR
ntrfe AL
position on the faculty at the state
university and the post -prandial pro-
ceedings were in the nature of giving
the departing professor good send
of.