The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-10-23
EAST SIDE NOTES.

The East Grand Forks paper says
that Emil Peterson, the market gard
ener at Minnesota Point, near this city,
is perhaps the prize potato raiser for
the season. Out OF one hill he dug no
less than 119 tubers, a record, as far
as is known, far surprising any pre-
viously established.
A daughter arrived at the home Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Seaberg, 215
Eighth street south.
Roland Vandermeer of Kragnes, who
for month or SO has been a patient
at the Northwestern hospital, suffer
ing from injuries sustained while
hunting, has recovered so that he was
able TO be taken to his home on Sat-
urday. The young man was so seri-
ously injured that hts life was despair
ed or for week or more and to save
his life desperate surgical methods had
to be resorted to. Parts of five ribs
had to be removed and silver plates
inserted in their stead.
Fergus Falls defeated the Moorhead
high school In a game Of football
played at Fergus last Saturday. 1t was
a fast contest and the final score was
to 3. The Moorhead team was out
weighed by their opponents, but despite
that handicap the boys made things
interesting at critical stages Of the
battle. Next week the Moorhead lads
will go down to Detroit and winning
is confidently expected there.
Tomorrow is Taft day at Mankato,
MINI. Soldiers will police the streets
and regulate the crowds during the
parade The city has been attractively
decorated.
The lecturer at the Mankato normal
school today was DR.. Ernest B. Hoag,
lecturer on public hygiene at the Uni
versity OF California and medical
supervisor of schools at Berkely, Cal.
Later in the week the doctor will give
addresses before the Minnesota Edu-
cational association.
At the normal school, rehearsaIs
will soon be under way for an elabor-
ate production OF that very tuneful
comic opera. Ermine, to be given by
the seniors, The work, by Jakadows-
XII, Is brimful of catchy airs and there
Is delightful strain Of comedy from
the opening to the final curtain and
1t is splendidly adapted for amateur
organizations. The date of presenta-
ton will be announced later.
Remley g. Olson. the contractors for
that part of the work were busy today
erecting the cornices on the new hotel
and when they are up the finishing
brick work will be completed.
Considerable track repairing is be-
ing done on the Moorhead courthouse
loop OF the street railway.
]. Harold Powers, musical director
Of the normal school. will leave We'd
nesday for the cities to attend the
annual meeting Of the Minnesota Edu-
cational association which will con-
vene Thursday morning. It is the
forty ninth annual session Of the as
ISOLATION. At this meeting Professor
Powers is the acting president of the
music section and he expects to be a
very busy man.
The flag for fair weather was hoist
ed today, but there was no intimation
OF any change of temperature.
Among the visitors in the CITY were
Atty. N. q. Hanson of GAINESVILLE;
William Bandholzer of FIensville,
Mimi; G. Malmaster, Baker and
Frank Chesebro of Evansville, MINI.
Her many friends will be gratified
to hear that Miss Casey is recovering
nicely from the operation to which
she was subjected few days ago for
appendicitis.
In can rushing raid made In a
den formed out of dark damp base
ment at Red Wing, by the people OF
that city, 1t was found that the money
to supply the gang Of idlers with beer
was furnished by an Americanized
Sioux Indian. The latter was left
sleeping while the raid and incident
arrests were being made and the beer
confiscated.