The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-05-06
Moorhead Department

three concealed unG II his de k. Ht
may lose both thumbs and one r. ger
Inc accident caused a panic in the
Ischool room md there was a scare ir
Iothe- rooms.
! A. l.. Hanson of Ada wants to be re-
elected as state senator from that dis
trict. A. /. Thompson OF Mahnomen
mas Withdrawn from the race Mr.
Hanson Is for county option.
The town board Of winchester. Nor
man county. has just received four
split log drags Of the latest improved
design and the roads in nat township
VIII De kept in good shape this year.
Atty. Erick L. Winnie Of Detroit is a
candidate as county attorney fo- Beck
er county Two years ago he was late
IN making announcement and then was
oaly defeated by 300 votes. His op-
ponent is Attorney Jensen.
Students, almost en- mssse. attended
the presentation of Macbeth by Mr..
Mantell at the Fargo operahouse last
night and their-appetits 5 were whetted
for King Lear tonight.
1t is expected that thi. years ban
quet OF the Alumni association of the
state normal school viii be held in
the spacious dining room of the new
dormitory building.
Mothers day, next Sunday, will be
appropriately observed by the congre-
cation of the Presbyterian church and
1T is urged that all worshippers wear
a carnation. There will be special mu-
steal features.
One of the new stores being fitted up
by Pete Bergstrom on Fourth street
north will be opened as a market for
the buying and selling of all kinds of
dairy products and Mr.. Bergstrom will
conduct It,
L. A. Huntoop was passenger to
Glyndon today
New buildings in p sress c erec-
ton, painting and general renovating;
construction of new sidewalks, repair
ing and charging OF buildings are
things to be seen going on in Moorhead
at every turn of the head. Good pro-
gress is also being made along the
great white way, which is to be ready
for the great Fourth celebration which
Is being arranged for the city firemen.
Harry Babst was in receipt OF an IL
Illustrated postal card this morning from
Harry Wooledge of Fargo. The card
was dated April 20 at Monte Carlo Mr.,
Wooledge said he made no attempt to
break the bank. "Oh! such girls"
closed the writer of the card.
With the tossing out of saloons at |
Fergus Falls the tax wizards of that
city estimate that the city's present tax
rate of AGO mills will be increased 70. |
say, $3.50 mills, or a rate of 5,66 per
cent instead of 446 per cent. Under
the saloon regime the income from that
source was about $4,000. The levy for
school purposes at Fergus In $3.50
mills.
An item from Perham says that A. H.
Erickson of Moorhead has a crew of
men at work charging and remodeling
The Tillson cottage which he recently
at Little Pine lake.
Members of the Minnesota Editorial
association this year viii cruise in
Georgian bay during their annual out
ng. They will leave st. Paul June; rs
md returning win leave Duluth, July
for their homes.
Fergus Falls Journal: Bishop Nor
'ison and Rev. James G. Ward came
'ver from Breckenridge Thursday
where they have been conducting a
special meeting. They will go to Peli-
AN Rapids this evening and to Barnes
lille Friday evening, conducting meet
ngs at both these places. and will re-
urn to Fergus Falls Saturday morning.
Bishop Morrison will remain in this
ity until Sunday afternoon and will /
'e in charge of the services at st.
ames' Episcopal church here Sunday
corning. In the Afternoon the bishop
1ill leave for Moorhead where he viii
onduct service and preach in the even I
ng.
The authorities who have charge of
he road between Moorhead and Dill
7orth have at last awakened to a sense I
( their duty and the road is now in |
cry fair shape and to the credit of all
should be kept so. /
Miss Edythe Grasse left yesterday g
fternon for the west, expecting TO
leet her father at Spokane.
Harry Tufts has been appointed
ardmaster Of the Northern Pacific !
! Moorhead.
Services at Concordia church on the :
uffalo river next Sunday at II a. M, ]
nd at Zion church at $3.50 in the after y
DON.
Help good cause-that of the nor
lal Y. w G. A.-by attending Pro-
,sor Hutchinson's illustrated travel h
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