The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-08-09
EAST SIDE NOTES

Mr.. and Mrs. w. HI. Diemert and
family and Thomas Murphy, all of
Moorhead left yesterday for their cotr
tage at Pelican lake.
Patrick welsh of Moorhead Is in st.
Johns hospital, Fargo, for treatment
and is getting along nicely.
The bar association of otter TAN
county is to hold meeting to decide
which Of the candidates for the Office
of district judge is to receive the sup
port Of the bar of the county.
Last Saturday one farmer near Fer
gus Falls threshed 662 bushels of wheat
from forty-two acres.
Amanda HoIthusen, the 4-year- odd
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs, John Hol-
thusen of the town of Elizabeth, had a
terrible accident Saturday afternoon.
The child was staying with her grand
parents on their farm and Saturday af-
ternoon as she was playing with her
pet dog a young mule came close to
them. The dog barked and scared the
animal, which kicked the little tot on
the left side OF her face, disfiguring 1t
terribly. -
After considerable delay which is
said to make the action taken too late,
the business men Of GAINESVILLE have
sent in petition to Secretary Ballin-
ger of the interior department protest
ing to the closing of the saloons in
that town On Sept 15.-The claim Is
made that the enforcing of the closing
order would mean great financial
loss to the merchants of the city and
Shn% he %ha m
make a refund of the license fee.
The city council will meet In regu-
lar session at the city hall tonight.
There was a rumor on the streets that
| in view of reported orders from Wash
ington that the question of trimming
the expenses of the city is likely to
come up for consideration.
A local grocery house bought a fine
sample Of new potatoes this morning
from Charles Peterson and they were
sold at 40 cents peck or $50 bush
ell. The product averaged very goot
size.
Mr.. and Mrs. H L. Brown Of Crown
Point were among the visitors.
Theodore Odegaard was in from Per.
ley.
The A. o. u. w. lodge had a GOOD
meeting last night. Only routine bust
ness was attended to.
w. H. Nesheim is telling his friends
what fine new boy arrived at his HON,
yesterday.
Atty. e. e. Sharp has returned from
Maple Lake where he has been en-
1 I4Fa FOR foxu DAVIS
The Rev Carl ID. Bostrom has hieC
himself to Detroit where he will remain
for the rest OF the summer
The annual convention of the Min
nesota w. c. T. u. will meet thi
year at Blue Earth, Aug. 81 to Sept.
Red Wing Republican: over 100
students are attending the state farm
school at Hamline this year. Thi
4 breaks all records. The cry of "bacl
to farm" is evidently taking root Il
the hearts and minds of Minnesota
young people. 1t augurs well for tn
future prosperity of the state and tn
happiness Of It's people.
II During an electric storm at Re
Wing yesterday morning one farm~
near the city lost $500 worth Of younl
horses and another one $500 worth.
| With the retirement Of u. ], Tay1o
from the editorial management of TIL
Record Review at GAINESVILLE, G, r
Colby, the foreman of the printinl
Ioffice is acting editor. There is
rumor that the paper may be discon
tinued, but a number of politicians sa.
that cannot be allowed at this juno
ture.
Beck q Wright have charge OF tn
funeral OF thee days old child OF Mi