The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-01-28
EAST SIDE NOTES.

The Crookston Times devoted ovel
eight columns to its report of the an
nual meeting and banquet of the com
mercial club of Crookston
According to verdict of jury In
the dictrict court of Polk county, the
Icy of Crookston and the Minneapolis
Bridge Co. Jointly have got to pay
Mrs. Robert Huffman $3.50 damages
for injuries sustained and caused by
alleged faulty conditions on the struc-
ture.
| Cordes Bros, at Henning. arc 70
erect an automobile garage and nipple
ment warehouse, two stories high, of
cement blocks and the construction
is to be pushed along right smartly.
Representative Stevenson has intro
duced bill providing for the construc-
ton by the government on the sites
of public buildings, covered shelters
for horses and wheels used in the rural
free delivery service The law con-
trolling the location of public build
ing sites is amended so as TO require
that all such buildings shall be located
in an open space to protect them from
fire. and to give room for the horse
shelter The bill authorizes the money
necessary to be taken from unexpend-
ed balances for public buildings.
Tomorrow is Carnation day, the six
ty- eighth anniversary of the birth of
the late President Mckinley and the
Carnation League of America ask an
observance of the day by wearing a
carnation.
One thing the rural mail carriers are
entitled to receive, says Wheelock's
Weekly. of Fergus Falls, is the active
help of every farmer in breaking roads
after every storm. The carriers are
willing and faithful, but they cannot
peform impossibilities, and they can
not complete their circuits on time if
they are compelled to wallow through
drifts. If the farmers wish their mail
promptly they must break out the
roads.
Mrs. Bertha s, Tracy of Glyndon has
been appointed Administrative of the
estate Of her la g husband, Fred G.
Tracy
Joel EIeatwole the famous editor of
The Mortified News, is dangerously i'll.
Mr. Heatwole is distinguished as al
political critic and for many years.
during political campaigns, all eyes
were focused upon the colunnc of
The Mortified News.
Marriage licenses were issued yes
terday to Otto N. Stoen and Isabel o.
both of Clay county: and
John B. Herman of Ada. Norman
and Florence Teresa Fox of
Clay county.
Supervisor Meeker of the census
office received some strenuous cores
pondence this morning from an appli-
cant for a job VINO had been looking
for the letter which never came-he |
had been addressing his letters to
ID. F. Lawler, etc. Moorhead" and |
only one reached Mr.. Meeker and that !
was TODAY, hence the delay AS a |
matter of information, the supervisor |
of census for the ninth Minnesota
district is Daniel w. Meeker Moor
head, Mimi,
The Ladies of the Macoabees held |
a very enjoyable session last night
Chief Of Police NIalvey is progress
ing very nicely and expects soon to |
be out of the HOSPITAL, much to the |
qualification of his many friends One |
Of his callers q day or two ago was
Martin p, Delaney Of the claim de-
partment of the Great Northern road. |
A great time is anticipated at the
to be given tonight by |
the Mems society of the Swedish |
Lutheran church. A feature of the |
will be a dialogue in the |
Swedish tongue by DIR. Humphrey, |
who Is said TO be an Irishman. The |
debate on the high prices of food is |
also expected to be verr funny and |
during its progress where the money |
goes" will be divulged