The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-05-12
EAST SIDE NOTES.

There has been a big demand for
manure spreaders from communities
near Fergus Falls. One firm in the
latter city has disposed of two car
loads this spring.
The building which !. the cynosure
OF all eyes just now is the new imple-
ment building erected for the star
implement and Commission Co. II is
centrally located on Front street and
is conceded to be a prominent i'm
provement and an ornament to the
business center
boy was born to Mr. and Nrrs
Charles York of Dilworth a few davs
ago. N''' >
The estimated population of Man
kato is 10407. There are six wards
In the city, the fifth is said to have the
largest population, 2,150; and the sixtb
the smallest with 99s.
Albert L. Sperry of Owatonna ia
being doomed for grand chancellor of
the knights of Pythias of Minnesota
Everybody is wishing for a warm
wave with a little huniditv--4ps+ -
neip the trees to bring out their new
summer dresses to replace those Who
were blasted a few weeks ago in that
storm.
Sheriff Whaley has been entertaining
his brother, NJ G. Whaley of Spokane
Wash. The visitor will also spend .
day or two at Hawley.
Fergus Falls is to have an ordinance
prohibiting the sale of malt drinks in
the city, 1t is alleged that such sales
are now causing great deal of trouble
ana leao TO TO the sale Of intoxicants
under all sorts of devices.
The Norman County Herald OF YES
terday says that the Rev III. ]. Thorpe
son Of Ole Thorpe of Ada, who has been
located at Bellf1eld, N D., since his
from the China missionary work
has accepted call to the pastorate
Of the Lutheran churches in the Per-
ley district
Clay county sheep owners say that
me wool market is in bad shape, that
minneapolis dealers are now only Of
.ering from is to 20 cents a pound
Tor the best which t. considerably
over than last spring and yet the
estimated supply is not as great as II
vas last year.
The city council at Crookston has
voted to give a Cleveland. o., concern
franchise for the manufacture and
sale or commercial and lighting gas
within the city of Crookston 1t is
said the entire plant will represent |
In expenditure of $4,000. At the be- |
ginning consumers will have to pa.
LIS per thousand cubic feet with the |
usual discount if bills are paid by a |
ertain date. For the new paving creo- |
ote blocks are favored by the citizens |
Mrs. w. H, Diemert has gone to Per
lam to put the summer cottage in or
Ter for the family during the summer.
Attorney and Mrs. C. S. Marden were
Up from Barnesville and reported a
cry chilly ride.
If A. H. Erickson felt little chesty
oday 1t was excusable for he was
holding the ribbons over a handsome |
'lack gelding attached to new model
'arrlage, a combination surrey and
1910, known as, the Aurora
which is fitted with twin auto seats
% that the vehicle can be quickly
hanged from two seat carriage to i
me of four seats. The outfit at pres
mt is not to be excelled in either of
he cities.
Attorney Sullivan OF ST. Cloud was
n the city today and conferred with
attorney Russell. Mr. Sullivan is le-
al representative for the Great
Northern railroad and said he was
making an endeavor to settle some
laims against the company and thus
void the annoyance of law suit.
Garfield Rustad is looking for his
'ridget, not an Irish sweetheart by
hat name, but his valuable Boston
ull terrier which has gone away and
e knows not where. Mr. Rustad will
e ever so grateful to who ever sees