The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-07-07
Moorhead Department

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limb from tree on which a swarm
OF bees had alighted about IL. vaa
terday, fell to the ground and brnleA
his neck, dying instantly.
A. N. Corliss hes sold the SEA-
theatre business at Fergus Falls toFr
N Gregory who is going 10 ms,a
Things hum along that line.
Paul M. shol, who was cbaFesa
with running an unlicensed drinking
place at his store at weggeland, in
the town of Friberg entered niea
1or guilty before Justice Sawbrid9e. AZ
Fergus Falls, Tuesday and paid 4 fna
or $50. The complaint against him
had been sworn out by Judge Rur-
bank OF the latter city
Three men charged with drunLan-
ness was all the business at the police
court this morning and leniency was
exercised in each case
Atty e. E. Sharp was passenger
today to Crookston where he was
called to appear in G civil suit.
Aida Tom Erdel and family have left
for eastern. summer resorts and their
friends would not be surprised to hear
Of them taking q trip across the Az
lantic Mr.. Erdel shipped his big auto
ahead of him.
Hugo M. Field, is up from Han
cock, Mich, accompanied by a friend,
l. Gardner The latter saws dro(itb
conditions are about the same in his
state as they are. here.
Norman Young has gone to the lakes
to join his family In the new and spa.
cious cottage which he has had built
for. this season. h
Advertising matter for the state fair
In Fargo was being, literally distribiit4
ed about the city today and the at
Effectiveness. OF the bills and cards
was favorably commented upon.
Mrs E. e. Sharp was passenger to
Elbow lake this morning. She went
to attend the wedding of college
chum, Miss Blanche Godward
Jack" Frost, formerly represent
ing the Pennsylvania lines in these
parts, but now a butter and produce
buyer for big commission. house in
New York City was calling on his
friends IN town today Mr.. Frost says
the excellent quality of Minnesota but
ter makes 1t in big demand.
1t is stated on good authority that
the Hannebohl block will soon be
transferred to Mrs. Russell. of Fargo
widow of the late B. Schmidt. 1t IL
added that the buyer of this prominent
property will add another story to
the structure and will change the
building for hotel purposes. -.
Arthur Sampson, son of the master
mechanic at Dilworth, is now flling
q clerical position in the office OF e. j.
Myers at headquarters.
The usual summer. reductions In the
shop forces at Dilworth are being
being made. Fifteen men were laid
OF yesterday and it is said when GER
tain work is finished there will be
more curtailments in the pay roll.
twenty years ago the population OF
Moorhead was 2,250-just what Colonel
Meeker and his cohorts, who bava
been counting since May. will do for
the city this year remains to be seen.
An important functions tomorrow
night will be the annual BANQUET and
meeting of the high school Alumni
asa ociation. in the high school build
ing! One looked for, feature viii. Be
the distribution of The Alumni An
nual f,+ -
Mr.. and Mrs, Otto. Fridlund have
started on their trip, to Norway and
Sweden. Mrs. iridium was the re-
eipient. of a suitable gift from the wo-
men Of the Methodist church just be-
fore she left ....,.. ,..-.-... -.
Mr.. and Mrs Frank Bowler OF MIN
neapolis are guests Of Mayor Davy
for a few days. 49,. :, ,,-... -, -
Cashier Manning under oflcial call,
has Just. made statement Of the con-
q clifton i'r..! OF the DiiwoFth State bank. The
show a total OF S2F,416 and the total
of deposit lines amount to sas16O This
institution Is appreciated by the BUSH
ness men Of the town and the railroad