The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-03-29
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Investigations in his own way and al
his own good time He found women
OF bad repute frequenting saloons and
causing more or less trouble in homes
He sent warning to offending saloon
men, but later found he W
given the ha-ha The executive ex-
ercised his prerogative without any
! ado, the license was revoked and the
OFFENDING place closed up without a
moments further notice.
1t cost Minnesota $4,000 to bnv sta
| tionery, pencils and corxscrews for the
119 members of the lower house at the
last session. This is about $50 each.
The Dennestedt Bros. distributors OF
the American Lighting systems have
discontinued their offices in Fargo
and moved their plant to Albert Lea,
Mimi.
The Boukind- Carlson Co. of Crooks
ton has taken over the Northern
Pressed Brick Co. of the latter city and
articles of Incorporation for thesform-
er have been issued by the state aud
itor
Mrs. H. L. Babst left Monday for
Jackson Florida. Mr.. Babst who re-
Gently sold his hardware business and
will join his wife shortly in Florida.
The Crookston saw mill began its
seasons run yesterday and a record
business Is anticipated.
The Hawley Herald is prodding the
people of that village to the import
ance OF the establishment of a fire de-
partment and equipment.
Knute Bjorndahl of Parke town
ship left for Haynes, NJ. D., Wednes-
day, taking with him two cars of farm
implements and horses He has a
quarter section of land near Haynes,
which he proved up on some time ago
and will farm there the coming sea
son.
The ice went out of Maple Lake
last Wednesday, the earliest of which
there is any record. 1t is said the ex-
odus to the lake will be. month ear
lier than usual.
Miss Mabel Cooley Of wallace. Idaho
was married yesterday to Cover
Mayer of Steele. N. D., at the parson-
age of the Methodist church
An important meeting of the com
mercial club will be held at the Ma
sonic temple this evening.
One by one the deserters from the
local option committee are announc-
ing themselves, j. L. Void of Twin
Valley is the latest.
At Red Wing the papers report that
Easter was a glorious day. another
of the glorious summer days which
this March of 1910 is so kindly and
generously contributing" The gov
eminent thermometer at the training
school indicated SO degrees above zero
as the highest point reach ID durine
the day.
julius c. johnson of the Wheeler
Land Co. was a business visitor to
FELTON,
w. S, Baker is now working for the
Interior Lumber Co at Fargo.
Toby Edwards has bought a resi-
dence between Third and Fourth
streets on Sixth avenue which makes
him resident of the Second ward in
stead of the First
Mr.. and Mrs Evan CorneIiuson Of
Kragnes celebrated their golden we'd
ding anniversary yesterday. The
groom was presented with a gold
headed cane and the bride a gold Dir
and the two a purse Of gold money
pieces. Both are of the same age, n
years.
Miss Mary Lamb was hostess this
afternoon at luncheon given i'm hon
or of Miss Anna Flynn who Is to be
an April bride. Miss Flynn is tc
marry James Shea OF Perham
Already thirty I'VE applications for
liquor licenses have been filed with
the city clerk at East Grand Forks
and more are yet to be heard from
B F Mackall, the druggist has re-
turned from an extended visit to
Washington and other o. the nearby
commercial centers. He had a grea,
time with friends at the national
capital.
Contractor Godfreys cement forces
are making extensive repairs and lay
ing new floors in the cell house n
police headquarters all Of which will
make the cell room even more SAM
tary than 1t has been.
Engineer Beach thinks the authori-
ties at Dilworth ought to get very
DuSy, lnsIanleT, and do some fixing
to the roads He was moving yegter-
day and SO badly mired did his teams
become that considerable unloading
had to be done.
Manager sponsel OF the Dilworth
hotel is having sidewalk constructs
ed on all sides Of tn. bungalo he
bought some time ago.
Studies were resumed at the state
normal school today following the
brief Easter vacation and the single
members, of the faculty have returned
from hither and yon visiting sweet
hearts and friends.
w. II. Wilson of the LaCross InapIe-
ment Co. was business caller at the
office OF George r Perley today.
Mrs David Askegaard d patient at
the Northwestern hospital for 4 month
or more was able to sit up for the first
time yesterday
Word came from Georgetown today
that there was nice shower of rain
there last night
In connection with The case of ter
rible cruelty to a horse. reported yes
terday, it is alleged that there are two