The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-01-29
C.sseIton.

Ca6Selton, N. D., Jan. 26.-To The
Forum: At ar adjourned meeting of the
directors of the Cass County National
bank few days ago the office OF as
sistant cashier was created. Jas. A.
| McKinnon, who has been with the
bank for about a year. was given the
new position, and is being congratulate
ed on his rapid promotion.
| Mr.. and Mrs. r, c. Kittel are visitors
! in Chicago,
| Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Lynch. have gone
in San Diego, Calf, for the remainder
Of the winter.
| F. g. Ellis. formerly assistan: road
master on the Aberdeen division, has
arrived here and will fill the roadmas-
ter duties on this division of the Great
Northern.
Miss Elizabeth Cannon, who has been
visiting for several weeks with her sis
ter, Mrs M. ]. Haley, has returned to
her homo i'm st. Paul.
Mrs. w. N. Nortz is visiting friends
in Minneapolis.
Mrs. VIM. Fluegal, who was reported
seriously i'll i'm this budget last week,
died early Wednesday morning. Fun
eral services were held from the Lu-
theran church Friday morning and in
terment made in the CasselCon ceme-
terry
r. Fl. Corse has purchased the bill
lizard hall and bowling ALLEY formerly
owned by ]. r. Pollock.
Morris Larson, cashier at the Great
Northern depot. has been appointed
agent at Portland He is succeeded by
IGeo. Blart of MCyville.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. r. Preston lef! Tues
day evening for Perry, Iowa, where
Mrs Preston's father is reported seri-
ously i'll. .-
Mr. and Mrs VIM. EChtermach spent
q few days with friends at Arthur.
Mr. and Mrs. j. D. Ross Mr.. and Mrs.
w p, Baldwin. Mr.. and Mrs. School
craft and Franklin and u. II. Potter
i were among those who took i'm the
Merry Widow at Fargo, Tuesday even
ing.
A baby girl was born to Mr.. and Mrs.
, VIM Mcintyre last Friday noon
great deal of interest is being TAX
Ell in the farmers institute which takes
place here next Monday. Arrange
ments are In charge of the Commercial
! club an everything is i'm readiness to
, extend all visiting farmers the glad
hand and bid them welcome.
The -asselson Poultry association
show next Monday, held in conjunction
, with the farmers institute promises &c
be a very successful one. A large
number of prizes have been offered and
only a small fee will be charged for
entering the birds, and the general adj
mission is free.
. 4 nEro, az
e OUT to see the boxing and wrestling
fest in this city Monday evening In
which anton Peterson of Pipestone
Mimi. won the wrestling bout witt
Chas. Kiellor of Hope i'm less than ten
minutes of actual work. Chas Kos.
sick of Moorhead was declared winner
at the beginning of the ninth round o.
what was to have been a ten rounC
boxing match. The audience was
good natrred one and they enjoyed
this event TO the limit. In the thirC
round the Moorhead referee gave tn,
bout of Joe Ruff of this city on foul
but the audience wouldn't stand for il
: so another referee was chosen end tn,
swatfest went rnerrily on. To attemp
to describe it in detail would be inn
0 possible--it was simply succession d
& hooks, jolts, uppercuts, downcuts
straights and swipes, OVER half of which
went wild and in which little judg
ment and less science was displayed b.
y either boxer. The pace was too fast
q however, and the seventh and eight
rounds both were so greggy that
slight breeze would nave blown then
over. Ruff had by Tar the best Of Lh,
n argument, doing most of the leadini
n and hitting his opponent at will, bu
= his anxiety to put on the finishini
touches as speedily as possible causes
him TO throw up the sponge from shee
: exhaustion. 1t Is reported that severa
members of the fair sex were presen
clothed In mems garb, but this did no
. become generally known until later.
= moving picture l:ln. taking In the par
Elephants, the towel, sponge and bottI
lholders, and the classy mugs at tn
Z ringside, together with the audienc
: and all in melton at once, would hav
been worth millions. 1t was the grand
est burlesque the writer ever saw, an
the ridiculous sights once seen woul
never be forgotten. Worth the price d
70 admission? Well, no one clamored I
ul get their money back. There wa
rtl enough challenges and counter-chal
i lenges made at The ringside t. keep tn
,r ichallengers busy for some time, an
D, was without doubt the fines, aggre
d cation Of sassy young sports eve
lgathered under one roof. Cor. c.