The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1910-03-02
Moorhead Department

was officially confirmed by public
notice yesterday. There viii be no
change made In the name and style
Of the firm. 1t Is stated that Mr..
Curran has tempting business prop
osition under consideration.
The proposed meeting Of the Mems
club of Trinity church to be held last
night was postponed until further no.
tice.
The Dilworth took on more dignity
yesterday and also took step sor-
ward commercially - the Dilworth
state bank was opened for business.
Joseph Manning Of Fargo was at the
teller's window and Cashier Roberts
Of the Moorhead National bank was
there to welcome customers to the in
stitution. At present the bank is
reached by phone 1868.
The county board has postponed the
hearing in relation TO the proposed
ditch, No. q, in the towns OF George
town and Viding until May :.
Feb. rs is boys day at the home of
Atty. C. A. Nye. Monday night Mr..
Nye was presented with son and it
was recalled that II was also the natal
date of his eldest son. Gordon. Mrs
Nye and the young attorney are doing
splendidly.
The new Hanson a Wall business
building, which is to be erected on a
site across the way from the Wheeler
building VIII be constructed by Con
tractor Bjorkquist who was the lowest
in a field of three bidders. The di-
mensions of the structure will be 76x75
feet and the front will be Of red
pressed brick. The cos will be nearly
$4,000 when completed.
Stat Supt. Schulz has banned thirty
summer schools for teachers during
the coming summer in different coun-
ties.
The closed season on bass in Min-
nesota went into effect yesterday and
the angler whose game is taking this
active fsh must restrain himself until
next Decoration day, for the season
does not open gain unit. May 49,
Mr. and Mrs. J. v. Godfrey have re-
turned from their trip to Chicago, MIL
waukee and other points.
The gentle breezes, well aided and
abetted by old Sol, have played havoc
with the snow on the new pavement
and big parts of the latter have come
into view again after being hidden by
the beautiful since early in Noyem
ber However, the blanket was a thick
melting before all of the snow on the
streets has disappeared.
Manager A. E. Harris Of the North
western telephone exchange at Bemidi
kept "the. line busy Sunday nigh
telling his friends. about daint..- BIZ
of femininity which arrived at his
home.
w. J. Hammond, the general agen
for the Van Brunt- wilkins people a.
Fargo, was a visitor at Crookstor
yesterday and was gwarml.- greeted by
his numerous old time friends. FL,
only comes this way now at long in.
early last summer. He went on <
Ada. M fnEfg
Ed Garvin. the we'll known cigal
salesman, is to leave Crookston ant
win go to Duluth to take charge o
the cigar department. of a wholesal,
house there. He was presented with
beautiful Elks charm by his man!
friends in this territory with bes
wishes for his future success.
Driver Malvey of the fire depart
ment is reported on. the sick list, suf
fering from a bad cold
| The trustees of the Northwestern
hospital held general business meet
ing last night The reports showed tE
general conditions of the institutiol
to be in very good shape and there ar
indications that 1t is becoming NOR
and more recognized.
w. l.. Taylor of Detroit, MINI, heat
of the Wilcox Lumber Co, was in tn
city today on important business
Stock taking is insprogress in the loca
yard and 1t was stated with some re
serve this afternoon that possibly tn
local yard would pass into the hand
of the Fargo Lumber Co.
City Attorney witherow is still un
der the weather, but he is improvin
and the present balmy spring weathe
lis encouraging for his getting out t
his ONCE very soon.
Those who were allowed to Sc
Chief Malvey today say that he is do
ing splendidly and he chatted abou
the nice sunshine.
The salary of the city assessor ha
been fixed at 5000 and the work wi
be done by l.. d. Evans.
WHEAT DTTINCCDC