The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1909-08-30
EAST SIDE NOTES.

supt. G. w. Wisman OF the public
schools at Hector has been granted a
life teachers certificate by the state
department, distinction which fell
to but one other teacher in the state
this year.
G. c. Hanks, the new manager or
the Erskine Roller mills, has assumed
his duties and is supervising extensive
improvements ready for the reopen
Ing Of the mill Oct. /.
A lodge Of the Brotherhood of
American Yeumen has been brganized
at Roseau with charter membership
Of over thirty members and the charter
has been received from Headquarters
of the fraternity at Des Moines. la.
e. ]. Wheeler OF the Wheeler Land
Co., has gone to ST. Paul and Minne-
apolis for few days. f
In counties to the north of Clay
county many farmers are I'm sore
st' ats on account of the scarcity OF
equine motive power to handle the
crops and a move has been made on
localities where crops are not heavy
for the purpose of renting teams.
Payments for the new paving have
begun to pour into the city treasurer's
office in accordance with the promise
made by many of the signers of the
petition for the new paving on Front
and other streets, to pay within thirty
days after the notice OF assessment.
The first to send in check for the
amount was the Peterson Mercantile
Co. that firms assessment being S., =
9s4.77.
Miss Anna Fosberg Of Red wing,
Mimi, will teach in the public schools
at Velya- n. d. the coming school
year.
Miss Harriet Hale a graduate OF
the state normal school, will fiji the
position of assistant principal OF the
high school at Wheatland this year.
The members and friends of the
Presbyterian church at Dilworth are
working for the increase OF a fund to
be used for suitable bell for the
church tower 1t is expected that the
needed amount will be on hand In a
very little while now.
s. @. Comstock returned from bust
ness trip to Winnipeg last Saturday
evening. He says there are activities
galore in the Canadian city and that
soon 1t will be able to boast a union
railroad depot that will put st. Paul
and Minneapolis far In the rear in this
| particular. He noted that crops from
st. Thomas into Grand Forks and Far
go were In splendid condition and he
predicts some great harvesting sto-
ries from that part Of North Dakota
1t is stated that threshing engine
got into trouble day or two ago
crossing what Is known as the Bod :
kin bridge, between Ninth and Tenth
street and First avenue north, and left
the structure in very bad shape and
possibly dangerous.
F. z. Lurton and family left for
their new home at Anoka yesterday.
The personnel of the senior class OF
the Moorhead high school, 190s-1O, will
consist of twelve girls and seven boys
and their ambition is to make the peer
of any class in the history Of the school
The blotter at the police court this
morning was nearly blank. Joseph
Brown, recently discharged from a jail
sentence, was arrested yesterday on
"a charge of stealing three coats and a
vest from the person of Math Mikkel-
son. The defendant pleaded guilty and
| was sent to prison again for thirty
days sby Justice MaIloy.
Miss Eaton, day operator in the Of
flee of the Tri- State telephone Office. Ii
expected to return from Benson where
she has been spending vacation which
Il Tx4lx II 49, q
been substituting for Miss Eaton
thinks there are vacations, and vaca.
tions.
| Parties in from GAINESVILLE today say
| that there Is to be change in the
management of The Record Review oi
that city, that the paper has beer
| bought by Z. j. Taylor OF Blachduclx
Mimi. formerly the same business al
BarnesviIle and Moorhead. For a yeal
or so the Record Review has been un-
/ der the management OF q. b Wollan
who came to this country from Duluth
Mr.. Taylor has many friends at this
crossing OF the Red river. il
John NJ Dahlby was greeting friendl
| In Moorhead today. s ~
i J.. w. Hawson was visitor in thu
city from Crookston.
The Misses Mccarthy and walker
OF Glyndon, were Sunday guests.
/ Letters from Mrs. II. p. Strate ar,
/ to the effect that she and her famii.
are happy in their new home at Gen
| esee, Ida All are well and Eddi.
Strate will enter the state universit.
the coming fall and Will be among
friends.
i 1t was rumored this afternoon tha
the drivers OF jag wagons In Moorheat
are to organize union and the In
itial meeting viii be held tomorrow
might The men say that self -preserva
tion requires II after the organization
OF the bartenders.
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