The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-08-08
EAST SIDE NOTES.

The board Of education has included
coke in the notice in asking for bids for
supply Of fuel for the coming year.
The local tribe of Red Men will be
represented at the state convention Of
the fraternity, at Minneapolis, today
and tomorrow, by John Higgins and Z.
@. Melander.
The police reports Of the city show
that $50 men were arrested. prac-
tically all of them under the classifica-
ton of DRINKS and Migrants OF this
number 1888 were charged with vag-
rancy, the kind Of men who viii not
work and viii resort to all sorts of
petty offenses in order to keep body
and soul together. OF the total arrest
ed only fifty-six were able to pay
nnes and the sum Of S197 was collected
by the two justices of the peace.
Peter H. Peterson and family have
gone to Perham to spend the remain
der OF the heated term.
Fred Van Houton OF the Great
Northern at Breckenridge was called
to Moorhead yesterday on account of
the damage which had been done at
the crossing of the Northern Pacific
and his road by the derailing Of the
early passenger train.
Mrs. Charles Loring, daughter Of DR..
and Mrs. D. G. barrow, has been re-
elected president Of the Crookston
school board and Mrs. H. ii. Hodgson.
has been elected clerk, for the ensuing
year. The new superintendent has
planned for FIVE separate coures of
study, classical, scientific, commercial,
agricultural and normal.
J. w. Wheeler of Crookston has gone
home and has reported that the crops
between Fargo and Detroit are abso-
lutely all right, in fact he felt satisfied
with the general conditions in the val
ley, especially the section to the north
west Of Crookston.
The policemen at Crookston tell the
mayor and aldermen TO e. chase them
selves when violations of the law are
called to their attention and now the
outlook is that the town is to have a
new police force-'or new aldermen.
improvements are being made to the
easements of two of the Sullivan build
ings at the north bridge.
The repairing Of the street railway
tracks over the Moorhead loops is now
actively under way, under the super
vision Of Inspector Hackett. Many
sections Of the tracks are being re-
tied. Today the trackmen were work.
ing on Tenth street north at the cross
ing Of the Great Northern.
The engine which was derailed and
tossed over on its side at the Great
Northern crossing, early yesterday
morning, was hoisted into place at
1880 last night and today the section
of the track which had been tempered
with was put into thorough repair.
The fair and cooler weather sig
nails were hoisted at the weather sta
ton today.
Alvin e. Eyenson, the well known
accountant and connected with the
e. M. f. Co, will leave tomorrow for
an extended eastern trip which he
has been anticipating for long time.
He will go to New York city and en-
route will stop at Chicago, Buffalo.
Rochester and other commercial CEN
tiers.
The Valley City baseball team has
had the temerity to accept a challenge
from the Moorhead athletics and the
slaughter of the former will be very
artistically performed at the North
Dakota normal school city next Sum
day afternoon. A number OF fans
will accompany the locals to witness
a contemplated easy victory.
Reports from Colorado are to the
effect that the potato crop there is
very short this year.
Last night the wife of Henry Mar
shall, a farmer living south Of the city,
succumbed to an illness at one of the
local hospitals.
e. J. Wheeler OF the Wheeler Land
Co. is doing some good strokes of
business In Iowa Today he expected
to be in Dubuque
Conrad Glaum the auctioneer was in
from Audubon.
DIR. E. H. Smith will continue to
be the head Of the board of education
at Bemidji. He is reputed to be one
Of the best informed persons in the
state. on public school affairs. is well
versed on all of the theories advanced
by so-called educators, but is stickler
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