The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-05-23
EAST SIDE NO .Es.

Among the thirty-five teachers en- :
gagged for service in the public schools
or Crookston next year are Miss Selma
Westberg and Henrietta Nelson OF
Moorhead. Miss Mabel Hutchinson az
Georgetown Is another one.
The chief Of police is giving con.
SIDERABLE prominence to the following
oInclal notice which he has issued:
The atteUaion of the owners and
drivers of automobiles is drawn to
the provisions of the state law relat-
ing to the carrying of lamps and of
numbers. Notice is hereby given that
said law will be enforced in the city
OF Moorhead.
o. l.. Beckman will spend the sum
mer visiting friends and scenes of his
native land. Sweden, for which coun-
try he will sail in a few days.
The management Of the street rail-
way at Mankato has adopted yellow
Tor the color of the cars on that line,
similar to the shade which has been
adopted by the Fargo and Moorhead
Street Railway Co.
The dates have been fixed for the
holding of an old-fashioned county
fair with horse races, etc, in Winona
this fall. The fair will be held Sent
20 to %, inclusive. Subscriptions for
the fair have been secured on a five
years basis, the subscribers pIedging
themselves to give so much a year.
thus assuring the holding of a county
FAIR In W1nona the coming Ave falls.
The high school team cracked It to
IN
last Saturday when the visitors were
defeated by score of to 2. The
Wahpeton pitcher allowed the home
team six hits. The fans were out in
large numbers to witness the game and
the enthusiasm displayed was very
gratifying to players and managers.
Mrs. Edward Callinan of Devils Lake
arrived last night and is visiting at the
nome of her mother Mrs Schin, of
Moorhead
DIR. Andrew Fossum of st Olaf COL
lege, Mortified, has been elected to the
chair of Greek at the Park Region
college, Fergus Falls.
Lawrence Reinhart, who lost his
livery barn and ten head of horses by
fre at Perham last week, has arranged
to bring suit against the Northern
Pacific railway, claiming that the fire
was set from spark from a passing
locomotive.
MRS. Bertha Lawrence of Litchville
Mimi, Is spending day of two with
her friend, Mrs. William Russell. at
the conclusion of which she will visit
with Mrs. c. c. Shapleigh. her cousin.
The ladies' Union of the Congrega-
tlonal church will meet with Mrs. L.
A. Huntoon next Wednesday after
noon.
fire, early yesterday afternoon. did
considerable damage to an unoccupied
building on Front street owned by the
Pabst Brewing Co. In the building was
quantity of accumulated sawdust
and in some way that became ignited
The blaze was rather stubborn To
fight and 1t was not extinguished until
after considerable damage had been
done to the roof The ffremen suc-
ceeded we'll in keeping the fire within
the limits of the structure where II
started.
Two baccalaureate sermons are
scheduled for next Sunday. One 70
~AASAA SShSOAS Will O6 prSaCleQ at |
the Congregational church. before the
seniors by the Rev. C. A. BiIlig. at
1880 a. m. AT union service to be |
held in the evening, at the normal |
school, the baccalaureate sermon for
the seniors of the normal will be
preached by DR.. S. Banks Nelson.
Peter Peterson, Gust Johnson and |
Louis Bergen spent yesterday on the |
fishing banks of Perham
N. B. Hanson of GAINESVILLE who
has ambitions to succeed N. L John |
son as county attorney for CLAY conn |
", was sizing up matters politically |
N Moorhead yesterday, but he was
very reticent as to how he found the
afore mentioned matters
The force at the census office is
principally engaged nowadays on the
supervising of the hundreds of ski
tool with apologies to Supervisor
Aeeker) which have been returned by
snumerators over the ninth district.
each enumeration schedule Is exam |
ned and all oversights and mistakes |
must be corrected before being sent
% Washington, according to rules and
regulations laid down for the guidance
II the supervisors.
The Witches, a society Of Young
women at the normal school, announce |
heir annual banquet for next sat
lrday evening, probably at the Gard |