The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-12-03
Moorhead Department
EAST SIDE NOTES.

il Ulen Union: L. Al. Huntoon. OIL
! Moorhead, has been appointed resideni
4 director of the Moorhead Norma.
school to succeed Judge G. al. Nye
who has resigned. The appointment
is good one and the institution il
i assured a continuation of the /, able
business policy and management that
has characterized the administration
/ Of the past directors.
i Judge Nye returned from d business
trip to St. Paul this morning.
William Farley aged % years. died
at his home at GAINESVILLE. yesterday,
! from fatty degeneration of the heart.
| Mr.. Farley was the ffeshiest man in
| the county, weighing 800 pounds. A
| special casket was ordered for the
burial OF the body
James McCrossin of Fergus Falls is
down from Williams county, North
Dakota, calling on friends and looking
after business matters. He states that
Sam Dimond, c. w. Smith and Wheel
er Holmes are all located in the same
locality and are doing well.
Crookston Times: Beautiful Grim
son hearted roses We're the decorations
little dinner party at which Mr. and
Mrs. L. Ellington entertained Con
gresham and Mrs. Stevenson and
Mrs. T. A. Northrop. The dinner was
a very pleasant farewell event for
Congressman and Mrs Stevenson,
who left the same evening for their
winter home at Washington. d. G..
The Rev. ]. M Stewart OF tina
Methodist church has been called to
Alexandra to take part in a series
Of revival meetings.
Mr. and Mrs. d. w. Meeker are
spending some time In St Paul. Mr.
Meeker expects comfortable clerical
job at the capital this winter during
the session OF the legislature
Flax was quoted at $40 a bushel
in Moorhead today.
Louis Dahl began his sentence in
the state prison at Saltwater today.
He was taken down last night in the
custody of Sheriff Whaley and John
T. Lommen.
The thread worn story OF the Frank
Hauser reward case is now being
threshed out in the supreme court.
where an appeal has been taken bv
two Of the claimants for a portion of
the $4,000 and who were left out in
the cold by the district court IL its
decision as to how the money for
George F'rankhauser should
be divided One man who does not
care how long the fight goes on is
Clerk OF Court McCubrey, who IL the
custodian of the reward money which
has netted him over years interest,"
The bad colo which has kept Chief |
OF Police Malvey in the house for sew,
eral days Is a gres: deal better and he |
hopes to resume his police duties in |
a few days. Officer Knapp is attend |
ing to matters a, police headquarters
during hiS absence.
Two "soiIed doves were committed
to the county jail yesterday from
They were sent to iail !
for FIVE days for disorderly conduct
on the streets. |
It4is said thas since the raid of the
illegai saloon. by Indian officers, ut |
Georgetown, bootleggers have been as
scarce as hens teeth at Barnesvilla |
--it is alleged that Georgetown was
one o their supply points and they
became thoroughly scared.
Az Alderman If Editol Osborne
of the Glyndon News shows any more
humorous. about Moorhead, he will be
getting extravagant offers from some
Of the metropolitan dalies to take
charge Of the Sunday funny page
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