The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-08-20
Moorhead Department

way from Euclid, where she has been
spending some time. After a few days
spent at Grand Forks she will return
to Moorhead
Miss Hamm, who has been visiting
her sister at the home of Mayor Davy
mas concluded long visit and return
ed yesterday to her home in Ontario.
G. d. McCubrey, clerk OF court, has
gone to Minot on business.
County Option and other Present
Day Issues, is the title of a booklet
which has been issued from the Office
OF The Glyndon News in the interest
OF Senator Peterson--in a few days
5000 Of them will be spread out over
the sixtieth district to be used by
the voters.
Rev. Mr. Dunlap of Rockford ILL.,,
will conduct services at the Presby-
terrain church tomorrow morning and
evening. Cashier Roberts Of the Moor
head National banks has gone to
Mortified to join his family for few
days. All will return home next
Thursday.
Those who have any objections to
payments for new pavement on First
avenue north will be able to make
their complaints before the assess
ment commissioners at the city hall
Sept 6.
One Of the pastors at Lake Park
makes it rule to preface his church
notices with, THE Lord willing he
will do thus and so.
]. T. Johnson, a farmer at Ulen, had
thirty acres of wheat with an average
of twentysix bushels to the acre and
fifty acres with an average OF nine
teen bushels, all testing about sixty
pounds to the bushel. His barley
averaged twenty-five and oats thirty
bushels to the acre.
The quarterly conferences of the
Methodist church at Hawley will be
held at the church next Monday.
Reports are that from SO to "a a ton
is being offered for wheat straw-this
is on account of the scarcity of the
hay crop in some sections.
L. r. Carlson, who represents the
Interior Lumber Co., has arrived at
Stockholm, Sweden, according to let
ter of Aug. Is, received by his brother,
M. G. Carlson here. Mr.. Carlson is on
a pleasure trip to meet relatives and
friends at Stockholm. He expects to
return by Oct. 1.
Harry Babst returned today from an
extended visit to Minneapolis where he
says he enjoyed a good rest immensely.
As he was leaving the city he met
Atty. Seth Richardson and Harry Car
penter of Fargo, who had made the
journey in their auto. They will re-
turn via Ortonville.
Fred Stalley, register of deeds, was
a passenger to Hawley this morning,
supposedly it is presumed to see the
extent of the inroads P. p. Dock was
among the voters. Local
friends of Mr.. Stalley say that Mr.
Dock will have to prove himself a
very effective campaigner to sidetrack
the present incumbent of the office.
James F. Casey, with his wife and
little daughter, have arrived from
Brainerd and are to make visit with
Mr.. Casey's parents. Mr.. and Mrs. ].
F. Casey on First avenue north
j, M, O'Neale of Grand Forks and
Mrs. ]. E. Mcdonald of Hawley were
among the visitors.
A. s. Wright was a business visitor
from Fergus Falls.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. A. Berg are now
at home in their cosy new home.
A well known realty man has gone
out Of town for a brief visit. He left
a card on his Office door. will be back
Sept. l." Underneath, in prominent
letters are the words, What for?'
Cashier Costain of the First National
bank has hied himself to the lakes for
the week ned.
City Engineer Hopeman is not dis
playing much concern over the sink
ing of some parts of the new macadam
roadway on First avenue north. He
says 1t is to be expected. The low
places will be filled up with broken
rock and granite and there will also
be more filling up of the enbankment
south oc the roadway The Official
igures for the cost of the new pave
nent on the avenue named are Sill
i64.07. Three owners to be assessed
,or the cost will have to paw over
5000 each. A. A. Whites bill will be
sQ3275