The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-02-23
EAST slps NOTES.


taking prominent part in the discus
sions Of different papers at the meet
ing of the Retail. Grocers' and GEN
eral Merchants association in session
this week at Minneapolis.
Otter Tail county assuredly is q
healthy district. In 1909 there were
only $50 deaths within its borders as
against 1884 births.
Ben Nelson of Clyde, N. d. and Miss
Clara Jai1r were married at Fergus
Falls day or two ago by the Rev.
J. Ylvisaker and after a honeymoon
trip the young people will settle down
In home at Clyde.
J. w. Wheeler of Crookston. has
been appointed for a two years term
as member of the Minnesota state
committee for the Young Mems
Christian association.
Judge N. T. Moen, of Ada, who was
attorney for the Minnesota Anti Sa-
loon league and organizer for the
Ninth district, but was forced out by
factional fight in the. league last
year, has been offered the position
of state organizer for the North pa
kota Anti Saloon league, and may en-
ter that field of work.
Three hogs were marketed at Mar
SHALL Mimi. yesterday and the aegre-
gate weight of them was lila pounds
and the owner received SIP for the
three porkers.
Brainerd saloon man has offered
the city council of that municipality
$4,000 for the privilege of conducting
two saloons. He is to have the exclu-
sive right of sale for the city.
George Welsh estimates the value
OF the farm products of Minnesota i'm
1903 at the stupendous figures of
S42s,5sl,S6o. A statement published
recently to the effect that farm earn
ing In 1908 were about 1851 600, 600
brought forth these figures for the
following year,
Friends in Moorhead have received
announcements of the marriage of
Frank Edward Herbert, formerly Of
Moorhead, and Miss Margaret Herbert
of Buckroe. va.
Prof. fl. M. Stanford OF the normal
gave lecture at Warren, Mimi, last
evening. 4rt G1Sa
There was a perceptible change in
s.
morning, and it was again for the
better
Ralph Turnquist, staff cores
pendent for The Minneapolis Journal.
was a caller or Atty. Garfield Rustad
today, the two being university pals.
Mr. Turnquist is preparing a write up
of the city of Fargo for the great
northwest number of his paper which
Is to be issued early in March. Fargo
will be the only city in North Da-
kota which will be represented in this
particular issue Montana will be rep
resented by Billings.
The blotter at the police court was
blank this morning. The police said
the reason was that the visitors in
the city behaved themselves yesterday
and last night. K.
The Rev. and Mrs. j. Nj. Stewart
have returned home from contiguous
points where special services have
been in progress.
There are, some wry faces in the
city and the cause of the crimps have
been caused by an article which re-
Gently appeared in a church paper
called The Interior and which is al
legged to have cast reflections on the
city in what is termed an unwarranted
manner.
Jonn Willis, the baggage man who
lost his life on the Milwaukee road
at Hastings, day or two ago. was the
Oldest baggageman on the system. /.
A. Huntoon says he knew Mr. Willis in
his small boyhood days for their
homes We're nearly together years ago.