The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-08-13
Moorhead Department


viewed poison ivy with over familiar
arity.
According to a notice in the local
paper some of the people at Hawley
are SO thoughtless that they began us
ing newly dug drainage bitches for
dumping in all sorts of refuse and rub
hish. despite the fact that the bitches
were constructed at considerable cost
and with money raised by taxpayers.
The Hawley Herald: Announce
ments of the engagement of Miss Eliz-
| abeth Darling to /. c. l. Evans of
Washington, ID. c., marriage to take
place on Sept. rs, have been received
here. They will take trip on the
Sante Fe route to California and San
Francisco on the Northern Pacific,
stopping at Hawley on Oct. Ia.
Editor Freeman facetiously reminds
Editor Melander that grass cannot
grow along Front street after the exit
OF the saloons for the very simple rea-
son that there is six inches OF con-
crete under the pavement.
1t is stated that over 500 bottles of
beer are being sold weekly at Dilworth
as malt and the stuff is sold in un-
labelled bottles. Whether the dealers
there know it or not. DilWorth is in
the defined territory" according to the
Indian bureau map.
Toby Edwards and Ole Aahl have
returned from visit TO Cormorant
lake.
Editor Reisersgord of UIen was look
ing UP his friends in Moorhead today
and taking personal view of the sit
uation.
Miss Virginia Heating, whom The
Detroit Record calls the famous North
kin counties are vieing with each
troit TO spend week or two with her
mother, Mrs. j. e. Heating in the lat
ter's cottage at Shoreham.
The papers of Clay, Becker and Will
about Attorney Marden of Barnesville
other to see which can say good things
Dakota poetess, has arrived at De-
and his candidacy for the state senate.
The homes which Julius c. johnson
and Ed Anderson are building for
themselves are rapidly nearing compile
ton. but they have not announced
whom they are going TO ask to help
them to do their housekeeping.
Breckenridge Herald: Harry D.
Lord of this city, and Miss Clara
Wagner, Of Wahpeton, were united in
marriage Wednesday evening at 8
o'clock, the ceremony being performed
at the home of the brides stepfather,
Henry Boil, by Rev Hoeffner, of the
Lutheran church. The ceremony was
followed by a wedding supper. MA
Lord is a brakeman on this division of
the Great Northern.
The low stage of water at Fergus
Falls has obliged the power company
there to shorten their schedule and
shut down from midnight until
o'clock in the afternoon, which means
that concerns using water power can
only run half time. The action of the
power company also affects Brecken-
ridge and WahDeton.
Atty. N. B. Hanson was in the city
today from Barnesville looking over
the political scenery on which he
wants his picture painted as county
attorney next fall. He will be pitted
against n. i. Johnson, the present in
cumbent of the Office. H.
BOY was porn at the nome OF Mr.,
and Mrs. RBill" Wagner yesterday. a
One OF the very attractive stores in
Moorhead is the one of the Moorhead
Hardware Co. Since being taken in
charge by j. c. Vincent, new. fixtures
have been installed as well as num-
Der of modern facilities for the expe-
ditious handling of first-class hard
ware stock. The windows have been
improved so that attractive displays
of goods may be made-it is a con-
spicuous enterprise of Moorhead.
Among the visitors. in the city were
II. M. Tompkins of Mankato S. Steen-
erson and c. Hanna of Crookston, ].
N. Glover, Mary K. Glover and Alice
Glover OF Vicksbnrg, Pa, and Editor
Osborne Of Glyndon.
While riding out in the country an
evening or two ago, Ed Hill sustained
bad injuries on the face and neck by
being rudely tossed from motorcycle
which became unmanageable.
The Breckenridge Herald says that
on Tuesday of this week the Red river
was at the lowest stage we have ever
seen IT, TIE river could be waded in
any direction, and in most places was
not more than knee deem