The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-09-04
EAST SIDE NOTES.

The club woman at Sank Center are
making elaborate preparations for the
annual meeting of the state federation
of women's clubs OF Minnesots. In
that city Sept. 20, 81 and 2S. Sank
Center is historically interesting. II
was settled by people from the eastern
states who took claims there. At the
time of the Indian outbreaks In 1852 q
stockade was built and a military post
established. The real growth OF the
town dates from 1855, the close of the
Civil war. and its progress has been
rapid.
Breckenridge Gazette: There will
be a ball game at Island park NEXT
Monday, Sept. 4, which ought to be OF
unusual interest to the people Of the
two cities. At that time members Of
the Baptist and Methodist churches Of
Breckenridge will cross bats with mem
bers OF the Congregation and Methodist
churches OF Wahpeton. The game
ought TO he 'hum dinger' and free
from that greatest curse OF baseball
profanity, sven though Lewis E. Jones
does umpire, as 1t Is understood he
will.
Judge Nye viii leave for Alexandria
tomorrow morning TO open the fall
term Of court for that county, the first
of the fall terms in the judges dis
trict.
The preacher at st. Joseph's church
last night was the Rev. Father Francis
of st. Johns university. CoIlegeville,
MINI.
George Comstock has returned from
a business visit to Minneapolis.
Attorney Sharp is having forty acres
of land, south Of the city limits, seed
ed TO winter wheat.
Alderman Bodlkin: / am sorry to see
this rain for 1t means a delay in
threshing operations, but a great deal
of progress has been made In that
work and with week of fine sunny
weather a big hole would be made in
the work. was hoping the sunshine
would have lasted for about ten DAYS.
then Clay county's monster corn crop
would have been completely marured.
Manager johnson of the Northwest
ern hospital says that John olness and
himself accomplished great things last
week in their tour of the county In.
the interest of the hospital Consid-
cradle stock was sold and the advant-
ages Of the institution were preached
to the people among who was found
considerable loyalty towards the In
stitution.
The Norwegian Lutheran church at
Quincy, west OF Pedley, was destroyed
by ftre last Friday. The estimated
loss, $500 was total. The amount of
in surance is not known.
L. A. Huntoon, driving in his auto.
Saturday afternoon, suffered a COLI
sion with street car on Front street
near Fifth street. The force Of the
collision turned the auto completely
around and seeing the inevitable Mr..
Huntoon turned his machine as nearly
as possible In the direction the car was
going, but he could not clear the track
and there was bump. A rear wheel
the axle, the fender ana part of the
top were injured.
st. Joseph's parochiaI school win
open for the fall term tomorrow morn
ing. Hereafter the paying OF a tut
ton fee BY the pupils will be discon-
tinued and the tuition viii be free as
arrangements have been perfected 10
meet the cost Of conducting the school
In some other way. members OF St.
Joseph's church having undertaken
to increase their subscriptions.
It took more than q column FOR The
Journal at Fergus Falls TO make the
story about the collection or bad men
which sheriff Billings has in the or
ter Tail county jail.
Harry scanlon. well known to the
police here. ~ now In the penitentiary
OF the state Of Iowa where one Of his
legs was alnputated after . fight with
police officers