The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-02-10
Moorhead Department
EAST SIDE NOTES.

Marriage licenses were issued to
Edwin BJerke Of Ada, Mimi, and
Katherine Blaser of GAINESVILLE. Mimi.
/ and Adolph CHASER of LaMoure. N. d..
and Rosa Manga Of Glyndon. MINI.
A meeting of the hotel committee Of
the commercial club will be held at
the office of s. G. Comstock, this
evening at o'clock. The sub-commit-
tee on site has definite information
which 1t can lay before the full COM
mittee for consideration.
A. s. Kinsford Of the normal school
Will read paper before a convention of
teachers at Bemidji tomorrow
The public schools at Detroit have
been closed by order of the health
authorities as a means to check the
spread Of scarlet fever. The local
doctors have reported seventeen cases
so far.
j. P. Mccarthy, with his family and
two carloads of household and other
effects, and livestock, has arrived in
the city from Nicola, Ia. There are
eleven in the family and they will
move on to the p. ]. Sullivan farm
south of the city.
The officers elect of the Ladies of
the Maccabees were installed into
office last night with the state com
mander as the presiding officer. The
formal ceremonies were followed by
number of social features which
included the serving of refreshments.
According to the Minnesota bureau
of vital statistics. the annual report
rNf -feF,I l. \ -
local officials. there were 40 births
and $50 deaths in Clay county during
the year 1910. In the city of Moorhead
there were ninety three births and
seventy-two deaths and in Moorhead
township, directly adjoining the city,
there were twenty lone births and seven
deaths
Mankato is to take religious CEN
sus.
Candidates for office have until to-
morrow to file petitions for the gem
eral city election which will be held
one week from next Tuesday.
F. L. Caye, in the ice business at
Fergus Falls, has filed petition in
bankruptcy the schedule of which
shows assets, $975,35 and liabilities.
$1.551. Sc.
Representative Lees resolution
against the Canadian treaty was de-
feated in the house yesterday notwith-
standing the favorable recommends
ton Of the committee.
Miss Margaret Letness, a graduate
of the Moorhead normal school, was
married at Ada, a day or two ago to
Walter G. Hadler. The young people
will make their home on splendidly
appointed farm in Norman county.
Mrs. Z. L. Bjorkquist was hostess
this afternoon, for the Ladies' Aid
society of the Swedish Lutheran
church.
The only business in the police court
today was a case of theft in which a
transient was charged with stealing
a pocketbook from party he was in
company with. The case was proven
and the court sent the prisoner to the
county jail for sixty days-probably
just what the fellow wanted to tide
over the remaining winter months.
A Georgetown newsnote in The Citi-
zen is as follows: There is consil-
cradle talk as to the schedule of our
local passenger train being changed
that is just reversing the present
modus operandi, the train going south
in the morning and north in the eve
ring Considerable pressure is being
brought we understand by the Crook
ston Commercial club as well as the
commercial club at Fargo, also all
travelling men who make this line, to
bring about this change"
Judge w. B. Douglas of Minneapolis
g accompanied Mr.. and Mrs. A. A. White
and party to Mexico. They left Tues
day evening.
L. A. Huntoon accompanied Director
Washburn of the state normal school
board to St. Cloud last night.
Percy Wheeler was committee Of
one to meet the basketball team from
the high school of Breckenridge this
afternoon. The visitors play with the
4Moorhead high school this evening at
tie normal gymnasium. The fun will