The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1911-06-09
EAST SIDE NOTES.

The village of Dorm, in wilkin
county, Minn.s viii have the flrsr con-
solidated rural school to be Organized
under the new Holmberg law. A re-
port of the action has been received bv
state Supt, G. G. ShuIz. Three dis
tricts comprising twenty four town
ships will form the new district which
was approved by a vote Of fifty.five 10
thirteen and a four-room schoolhouse
will be built.
Miss Marie Loveness of Ada was
elected president OF the Moorhead
Normal Alumni association at a recent
meeting
One OF the prominent improvements
this year will be the installation OF
cement tile sidewalks and when COM
pleted the entire distance from Front
street to the normal school will be paw
ed with the best cement tiles, mean
Ing or course a great convenience to
the hundreds of attending students at
all seasons of the year
John T. Lommen had to come To town
to see the u. G. T. doings in Fargo and
meet some of the boys he knows so
well.
The offices and books Of the several
officers at the Clay county courthouse
have been under the examining eyes
of A. z. Fritz, the very exacting pub
slic examiner for the state of Minne-
sofa Mr. Fritz completed his ouizzing
on Wednesday and before leaving he
expressed himself very plainly to the
effect that no county In the state could
boast of more apple-pie order in the
conduct of the various offices than
Clay county The work was up-to- date
and accuracy was shown to be strictly
adhered to in every detail
Mrs T /. Lewis OF Moorhead is proni-
nent in the entertaining of the hun
dreds of women in attendance at the
u. C. T. convention in Fargo Also
Mrs. Howard Moody was in the ranks
bestowing her graciousness and maxi
ing things pleasant for the visitors.
Miss Sybil Tillotson is again at home
after seasons teaching in the pub
lie schools at Morristown, Mimi.
City Attorney Rustad has secured
the services Of Miss Ethel johnson
as stenographer, the business of the
Office demanding the services Of an
assistant.
Mayor Davy: It was a delightful
ride which was given the guests at the
U. G. T. dinner last night and it ex-
tended a goodly distance out in the
country. as far as wild Rice, afford
ing the gentlemen and visitors a
splendid view of the crops tributary
to Fargo and Moorhead. The roads
were splendid in every direction and
the sights were most attractive. The
car for the Moorhead guests was occu-
pied by the Hon. S. @, Comstock,
President Weld of the normal school
and myself. 1t was w. ]. Howe's
machine and driven by the gentleman
himself
The town board of Dilworth has
issued an official notice forbidding fast
driving in the streets of the village,
especially by autoists. Very strenu-
Gus complaints have been filed with
the officials owing to a couple of very
narrow escapes from serious injury.
If not death, during the last day or
two. A child was snatched from the
front of a machine just in the nick Of
time and an elderly woman was
knocked down. The owner of one ma
chine is we'll known and arrest waits
him when he appears in the village
again--if not severe thrashing at the
hands of the sturdy father of the
child. Machines in Dilworth must not
travel more than a mile in eight min
utes.