The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-08-29
EAST SIDE NOTES.

/ JuoN DSBuu 20 dawn upon the
papers at Mankato that 10 per cent of
the liquor licenses received by cities
and towns must be paid into the
| county The laws demands were met
oy the city Of Moorhead two months
ago and there has been discussion
now the city was to get it back again
When the defined district" order goes
into effect.
Prof. A. s. Kingsford has gone 10
the twin cities and will attend the con-
seryation congress at the state capital
next week.
officer Erickson has been granted a
leave of absence so that he can get
busy in his campaign for the nomina,-
ton for sheriff.
improvements about the normal
school campus are very prominent.
The group OF houses being erected by
II. M. Walters win be ready for occu
pancy about the middle Of September.
Moorhead News: Prior to the furry
In regard TO closing up the saloons of
Moorhead an Indian was rarely seen
upon the streets of the city. Since that
time there have been any number of
them here. Two more came in from
the east this morning. What is the
mission of the Indian to Moorhead?
Does he come Of his own accord or is
he sent?
Aasted in Otter Tail county, reputed
to be one of the biggest wheat pro-
ducing points in that section of the
country, will not have an average yield
to exceed twelve bushels to the acre.
The local police are looking out for
a horse and buggy stolen from near
Crookston day or two ago. The al
legged thief is Frenchman, short and
rather dark. The horse is a bay, two
white hind feet, with star on forehead
and nose. When travelling carries tail
to one side. Open rubber tired stick
seat runabout, trimmed with gray cloth.
Justice Wade returned to his desk
at police headquarters this morning,
after an enforced absence on account
Of quarantine regulations, members of
his family having been stricken with
diphtheria, from which they have re- |
covered nicely.
The entrance to the Palace clothing |
store has been embellished with an |
encaustic tile floor and entwined in |
the design is the name of the firm. |
Also a similar floor has been laid in |
the Front street entrance to the |
Glettne block, which is next door to |
the clothing store. The changes and
Of the Glettne block and
the installation of the additional en-
frances will figure as one Of the prom
lnent improvements of the year.
Improvents are underway to the
front and entrance of the First State
bank
Miss Della Codding of Valley city
s the guest Of Miss F. Lamb.
The next regular meeting of the
city council will be held Tuesday. !
Sept. 6. Several matters of import
ance win be introduced for conidera-
ton, one OF them being the water
supply.
Homegrown tomatoes, for canning,
we're quoted at 81 a bushel today.
Dealers say that while there is a
1aucity in supply just at present the
dea prevails that there will be plenty
or the local housewives before very
ong and at a lower price. However,
me thing is certain there will be no
'ver-supply this year, unless there is
more progress in the ripening than
here is now.
The business at the local police
court was scarce and unimportant
his morning.
1t was unoficially stated in business
.ircles today that it was intended that
here should be practically an entire
of business next Monday,
labor day, in Moorhead.