The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-03-10
EAST SIDE NOTES.

The bank deposits of Mankato
amount to more than $4,000 900 or
$250.s4 per capita
The night letter. kilograms service
is to be placed at the disposal of the
people of the city of Mankato.
Market gardeners and farmers of
several of the northern counties of
! Minnesota have been importuned to
send samples of vegetables, which
have been stored over winter, to the
conservation congress at St Paul next
week.
! Mart Kirby, the new owner of the
| Wright farm, north of Dilworth. has
1 arrived in the city with three cars of
stock and effects, all in charge Of
three experienced farm hands whom
he brought with him.
Moorhead has reached the stage
where the thinning out of shade trees
has become a necessity
Mr.. and Mrs w. G.. Newton and two
daughters, who have been spending
the past week in Crookston. as guests
of Mrs. e. H. Spendley, on Hurlbut
street. left for Pembina. N. D.. where
they will make their home. Mr.. and
MRS. Newton were formerly OF, Easily,
N. d.. and at one time lived in Cass
county where Mr.. Newton was on the
board OF county commissioners.
The new teacher OF expression and
elocution for the high school Miss
Annie Johnson OF Minneapolis has as
sumed her duties and the preparation
OF contestants for the coming medal
contests will soon be under way.
G. s. Barnes has been to Perham
looking over the summer property.
The marriage of Miss Ella Lundrren
to r. w. Newell will occur at the
home of the BRIDES parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. N. e. Lundgren in woodland
Park next Wednesday
Mankato is going to erect a 500.
high school building this year
Miss Joslin of Crookston has been
elected assistant principal of the high
school at Mankato. L. z. Mccormick
Is the principal
Quite number OF aspirants for diff
ferent judgeships over the state are
barred because, as legislators. they
voted to increase the wages of district
court judges, and they cannot become
candidates until the expiration of one
year after their legislative term ex-
pires.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. B. Erickson were
hosts at card party given for the
entertainment of their many friends
on Tuesday evening. Mrs. Erickson
served delicious refreshments at the
close of the card playing
Mrs. L. Mangnusson entertained at
dinner yesterday in honor of her birth
day. number of friends enjoyed
pleasant repast and visit
Miss Maude Hauskins is here from
Wahpeton for few days visit with
! atives and friends.
For the misrepresentation of a har-
ness belonging to Alderman Bodkin,
Carl Russell was today sent to Jail
for thirty days as he could not pay
fine.
Atty. G. r. Chaplin will go to Fergus
Fails tomorrow to argue a motion be-
fore Judge Baxter in the matter of
contempt proceedings where a party
refuses to turn over certain property
in bankruptcy case.
Clay county's share of the school
apportionment In the March distribu-
'tlon VIII be $6.7S6 for 1872 pupils.
Miss Harriet Grinell of Minneapolis
is visiting at theAhome of DR.. and Mrs
Verne.
A. specialH Lenten service will be
held at the Swedish Lutheran church,
by the Rev. Mr.. Bostrom this evening
1t was rumored today that evidence
is being assembled for use in the
prosecution OF certain blindpiggers
who are alleged to be operating at
Dilworth It is said the people have
become aroused over recent dlsorderly
proceedings.
Pete Malvey, of the fire department
had SO much improved today that ne
was able to stroll over to the hospital
and see his brother. Chief MaIvey.
whom he found to be slightly inn
proved, with the exception of his af-
fiicted limb which is very slow in re-
spending to the doctors treatment.