The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-02-14
Moorhead Department

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work shoyelfng snow OFF the cit,
walks It's fine exercise ana health,
besides comforting public benefit,
The people Of Crookston are boast.
Ing about the roast bear meat which /,
being served to them hot for thefI
supperse
Inc Wolverton paper announces
that a competent physician has ner
tied In the community in the person 81
DR.. Thomas.
Miss Mary. Osborn has returnedf5to
s1lyndon. and Miss Rikka. Nelson TO
Mooorhead after visit with the Misses
Grafslund at Fergus Falls.
The question as to whether hal
stad shall have license. or no license
VIII come up again at the spring cleo
ton, petition having been filed with
the recorder requesting that the mat
ter be put to a vote.
Mrs. G. J. Njasseti of Fargo Is a ma
tient In st. Luke's hospital at Fefgus
Fatls where she, was submitted to an
operation last Saturday morning.
The Rev. John Peterson, OF Trinity
church, will lead in the discussion of
Inc Religious Instruction of Children
tthe day school and the Sunday
schooD at Crookstony next Saturday
and Sunday. 1T will be a feature of
the programme for joint meeting of
the Crookston, Bemidji and Twin VAL
ley circuits of the United Young PEG
Pies societies. The church choir will
be another subject to, be discussed.
fitting the, lid, on Sunday at Red
Wing week ago, cost a saloonkeeper
$50 and the costs, ofsthe action which
were considerable, as he put ,up a
night. Thirteen men were found in
his saloon during, prohibited hours.
At the next general election, Nov. s.
the electors Of Minnesota will have a
chance to make an x on separate
pink ballot opposite the proposed con-
amendment for an annual |
tax of one-f1fth OF a mill on each dol |
lar of taxable property (equaI to z
cents on each $1,000 for reforestra-
ion. To adopt the amendment re-
luires majority of all votes cast.
Peter Hanson Of Ryder N. D.. was
n the city today on his way to James
own where he is interested in a pro
'ate matter with County Attorney
ohnson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond ". Hess of
sioux City, Ia, are visiting at the
ONE Of Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. e.. Perley,
arents of Mrs. Hess.
Messrs. Shapleigh, A. ]. Wright w
!. Richards and Ole Christianson will
ave tonight to attend the A. o. U,
V. grand lodge meeting at St Paul.
The ladies' union of the Congrega- =,
on church will meet next Wednesday !
18th Mrs. j. M. Boyer. :
e. U. Wade, Secretary: At the q
leeting Of Moorhead lodge A. F. q A. c
- tuesday night there will be a con- 7
renee Of the Fellowcraft degree. C. I
Ballard, w. M, presiding. "A full O
tendance of members is desired and
sltors of course will be cordially v
elcomed n
"A Farmers state bank is to be es- a
bished at Dalton, Otte- Tail coun- !;
Stock to the amount of $4,000 has t
ready been subscribed Senator Sag r
g viii be interested in the new in l.
tuition. 80: ,.%@ ia. q
The Christian Endeavor society Of u
e congregational. church will serve
supper at the, church next Friday
en1ngf e.$ ~se pl
Godfrey of the hospitality o.
for the educational meeting II
IS weeks says the committees ap- A
ii has been responded to in most re
couraging degree during the last "
or two. and they have now ac-
for quite a number of p
J, ladies who have signified their in u
tion of attending the meetings next Oh
ursday and Friday. q
. W. Darlington of Green Bay, wis. "
S among the days arrivals. "a
". F. Bottom. the Kentucky potato til
YER has returned from the south til
ere he went at Christmas.