The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-03-06
Moorhead Department

iously hysterical for about Two weeks
According to the census returns
GAINESVILLE has 1853 people. and
J Staples has 2,25s.
Congressman Frank M Nye and his
son and secretary, Edgar w. Nye. will
arrive home Tuesday from Washing
ton. Mr.. and Mrs. Nye will issue
the invitations for the marriage of
their daughter, Miss Frances NJ. Nye,
and Andrew Berkhall next week. The
ceremony viii take place at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs Nye, 270S Pillsbury
avenue Monday, March 81. at p. m.
1t will be a quiet home service and
after the ceremony there will be a re-
ception for which 100 guests will be
invited
Another change has been made in
the management of The Valley View at
East Grand Forks. Editor Racine has
been succeeded by L. o. Gilmore, who
is said to be a Seasoned newspaper
man"
A. NJ Wing Of Rochester, Mimi, has
bought building at Breckenridge in
which he intends to install the latest
improved ice cream making machinery
with the object OF doing an extensive
wholesale business over the territory
tributary to Breckenridge and Wahpe-
ton.
In closely played basketball game
between CUNTS of the normal school at
Mayville, N. D., and Concordia college
of this city, last Saturday, in Moor
head, the visitors won with a score
of 25 to 26.
AT the mems meeting at the Congre-
gational church, during the Sunday
school hour, yesterday, Superintendent
Edwards of the public schools was in
charge. His theme was The Needs Of
the Young People of Moorhead. His
argument was to the point and it
included many helpful suggestions.
John Prentice was in from wahpe-
ton yesterday renewing the acquaint-
ance of former friends and associa-
tions.
Fargo SNUFF users will have to come
to Moorhead to buy supplies, after the
anti-snuff law goes into effect.
Lake Park News: The marriage Of
Miss Minnie Bjornstad to Mr.. Eddy
Anderson occurred yesterday afternoon
at o'clock at the Synod parsonage,
Rev. Mr.. Larson officiating. The bride
is a daughter of John Bjornstad Of
Cuba. The happy couple will go to
Frazee, where they will make their
home.
Superintendent Tang Of the consoli-
dated schools at Comstock was WISH
tor in the city yesterday.
will leave over the Northern Pacific to-
night with William Frye in custody.
Frye was sentenced for four years i'm
prisonment by Judge Nye a few days
ago, for committing a statutory Of
Tense of a very serious nature, the
penalty for which is continuous hard
labor and solitary confinement, a pun
ishment particularly severe to a man
like Frye, who has been so long a
stranger. to work.
Helmer Evenson, an engineer, sue
cumbed to an attack of heart disease
at his room last night. 1t was found
that his father lives at Sioux Falls,
S. D.. and he has been advised of the
passing away of his son, who was
about 35 years OF age. The body was
taken to the rooms of A. J. Wright
& Sons, to await instructions as to
County Attorney Johnson will go to
Ulen tomorrow to appear in the prose-
cution of criminal complaint which
has been made against parties there.
The league debating proposition be-
tween the high schools of Moorhead
and Granite Falls is still up in the
air, no word having been received
from the powers that be regarding the
deadlock which the schools have got
ten themselves into.
The fire loss on the store building
by j. S. LEVIED. art goods and
picture frames, was adjusted last Sat
lrday afternoon at $440.35. On stock
Mr.. Leved received the full face of his
policy, $1,000 Repairs on the store
building will be under way in a day
DR. two.
The meeting of the Degree of Honor
odge tonight will be Of social nature,
and it is said that the programme arr
ranged by Miss Emma Nokken and her
assistants will be an attractive one
4 candidate will probably be presented
'or initiation.
The city council, which was organic
I'd last Thursday, will meet in regular
session tonight. One of the important
TENS likely to be considered will be
The contemplated new milk and meat
Inspection ordinance. 1t seems to be
he temper of the aldermen that in
view of the recent reports submitted
10 the council and commercial club, a
ocal law will be framed that will in
sure the inspection of all milk and meat
sold in the city OF Moorhead. Also 1t
IS likely that an ordinance Will be pre-
sented which will provide for the IL
,ensing of electricians operating in
The city.
Sam Field OF the Palace clothing
house has gone to Wahpeton on ousi-
ness.
Changes are being made to the stage
and rear Of the Lyceum theatre to al
ow of the introduction OF vaudeville.
The stage is being enlarged and dress
ing rooms will have 20 be provided.
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