The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-05-16
EAST SIDE NOTES.

Superintendent Sovereign, formerly
of the Fergus Falls division of the
Northern Pacific is patient in hos
pital at Chicago, very sick man.
Friday, June 8, will be circus day at
Fergus Falls.
Miss Nora Rasmussen and Miss Nor
ma Olson, of Moorhead, will sail from
New York, June IL, for a European
trip, which will cover several months.
Their objective point is Oberammergau,
where they will see the Passion play,
and after touring Germany, France,
England and Denmark, they will go to
Norway, where an extended visit will
be made.
1t is expected that Bishop Morrison
of Duluth will preach the annual con-
cathedral, Fargo, on Sunday morning,
May 20.
GAINESVILLE has a candidate for coun-
ty attorney, In the person of N. E..
Hanson, formally filed for the re-
publican nomination last Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. H Hanson, Mr.. and
Mrs. Ralph Anderson went to Perham
in their autos and spent yesterday at
that resort.
In the report of the case tried in the
district court, last Friday, Johnson
VS.. Heimark, it was case up from
Hawley and not GAINESVILLE which the
reporter tried to say, but the types
got mixed Previous items in reference
to this case had given it as one from
Hawley.
The mayor of Crookston has vetoed
two ordinances, recently passed by the
council The pool room ordinance
which was changed so as to allow the
pool rooms to run Sundays after
o'clock in the afternoon, and the 9TH
er regulating the cement work on side
walks and curbs to be constructed in
the future in this city.
Observer Grasse and Miss Edythe
Grasse returned from their western trip
this morning, very glad to find Mrs.
Grasse considerably recovered from
the bad cold she has been suffering
with during their absence.
James Coleman of Valley City, dem
onstrated yesterday how quickly man
may become drunk and absolutely in
capable. He was in the police court
today charged with being intoxicated
on the public streets. Chief Melvey
said he noticed the man, a stranger.
on the streets yesterday morning
shortly after IL o'clock, perfectly sober.
and at o'clock in the afternoon he
was so drunk that the sidewalks and
streets were not wide enough to hold
him. Despite the close questioning by
Justice Wade and the chief. Coleman
persisted that he did not know who
gave him his drinks. all that he can
remember was that he took q drink
with a man on one of the bridges.
The prisoner was we'll dressed but had
no money on his person. He was
remanded until later in the dav to
give him a chance to do some think
ing.
County Attorney johnson and Cor
oner Vincent left for Sabin at noon to
attend the funeral of the late w. c.
Krabbenhoft.
T. A. McAllister of Bemidii was
among the visitors in the city today.
The alumni association Of the high
school will have ready for the APP
preaching annual banquet handsome
ly printed brochure which will con-
tain a complete list of the graduates,
giving full name and address, crisp
personal sketch of each and their pres
ent occupation in business, or profess
sion.
A lover of figures in one of the To-
cal offices today was making estimates
as to what the census would show for
Moorhead. The census or 1900 showed
$3.50 population, in 1905 the state count
disclosed 4,794. The computer decided
that this year of our Lord will show
a population of 1882, a confirmation of
which could not be obtained from SUI
pervisor Meeker.