The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-06-29
Moorhead Department

contract to become official photo
Igrapher for the Fargo State Fair.
Miss Helen Adams is entertaining
MISS Gertrude F1aten at her summer
lhome on Rose Lake.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. III. Curran have for
their guest Mrs. J. Whelan of ST. Paul.
Fergus Falls Press: With so many
OF the towns and villages in the vi
entity having Fourth of July ceIebra-
Itions, those who remain in the city
may be sure of quiet day, "safe and
sane" in every particular.
Several authorities state that the
lgrasshoppers in the fields of communi-
ties about Rothsay began their house
keeping in the timothy fields.
s. Y. Gordon, the republican nomi-
nee for lieutenant governor for Min.
Inesota is AZ years OF age and is editor
Iof The Browns Valley Tribune.
A splendid train service has been
arranged for the country people to Wis
1T the Ringlings circus next Saturday
at WahDeton
George e. Perley: 1 want a chorus
OF at least twenty-five voices for the
Fourth of July to sing few patriotic
pieces, and invite all who are willing
to help to meet at the congregational
church Friday evening of this week,
July 1, at o'clock for rehearsal
The Rev. j. N. Kildahl, president of
st. Olaf college, Mortified, is a guest
OF Mr.. and Mrs. M. T.. Weum.
Mr.. and Mrs w. j. Hawley have
gone to harrington, N. D., to live
o. C. Beck of Beck & Wright, has
been called to Portland, n. D., to take
the order for replenishing the under
taking stock of A. ]. Anderson who
was burned out a day or two ago.
The room adjoining the store of the
Moorhead Hardware Co., recently
leased by the Union Light, Heat and
Power Co., Fargo, is being filled with
full line of samples of gas stoves and
ranges and kindred articles. The
branch office and salesroom of the
company will be out in full blossom on
the first of the new month.
Private letters state that Congress-
man Stevenson is on his way home
from washington to Crookston.
Those who know, say that the indi-
cations are, unless unusual pressure
Is brought that it will be two years
before Moorhead sees the completed
United States building, postofice, etc.
A gentleman who is in touch with the
office of the supervising architect at
said that official gave it
to be understood that appropriations
For new buildings need not be made
hn
tects office was at least sixteen
months behind, and everybody in the
office now was working at high pres |
sure.
Down at Mankato a mother placed |
= big pan of boiling hot starch on the |
porch to cool and along came her baby |
son, years old, who took hold of the |
pan and tipped the contents over his |
head, shoulders and arms. After suf- !
sering agonies for seven hours the |
child died at the hospital.
The weather man at Mankato pre-
1icted fair weather yesterday and the
lay before and there were copious
showers both days.
Chief Malvey presented an ugly look
ng bunch of DRINKS and hangers-on
% Justice Wade this morning. There
we're several suspects in the crowd |
and they will be held until after the I
circus has gone.
Rapid progress was being made to-
lay with the laying of the new creo-
'ote blocks along First avenue north.
rhe street in the immediate vicinity
If the north bridge viii soon be in the
hands Of small army of graders.