The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-08-29

skree township for many years. was
held from the Lutheran church ait
Hawley yesterday. He was ST years
of age and was i native Of Germany.
Miss Carlotta HalIock, formerly OF
the public schools here, is visiting
friends In Moorhead ON her way 10
Minot, where she will take charge OF
the department Of music.
Miss Blanche Louden viii leave in
few days for Boise City, Idaho, to
take a position on the faculty of the
public schools in that city for the
coming year.
Bishop Corbett Of this Roman CATH
Ollie diocese has appointed Rev. Father
Stahl to be priest at Park Rapids,
the Rev. Father Kelley to be priest at
Blackduck and the Rev. Father Paul
La Floch has been placed in charge
Of the mission at Gully and other
points tributary,
Mr.. and Mrs. w. III. Diemert and
family have returned from their sum
mer's sojourn at the lakes.
The friends of Chris Steiber Of the
Steiber Bros. meat market will regret
to hear that last Saturday he suffered
an attack Of apoplexy and his doctor
today said his condition was critical,
The weather signals today gave
promise Of fair and warmer tomor-
row maybe.
The first meeting Of creditors Of
George A. Simmons, bankrupt, will be
held at Fergus Falls, Sept. s. at the
Office Of w. L. Parsons, referee In
bankruptcy
County Attorney johnson was a
passenger to st, Cloud today.
Contractor Malvey is building new
home for A. J. Norby and 1t viii be
modern throughout
Mrs. G. g. Vincent is patient in
one Of the private wards at the
Northwestern hospital
Threshing operations are in full
swing on p. J. SulIivan's farm at Ar
gusville, N. ID. There is one field Of
acres of wheat. So far indications are
for a yield of twenty bushels to the
acre, but the kernels show the raw
ages Of rust, the berries not being as
plump as they otherwise would have
been. Some parts of the big field are
better than others. A few weeks ago
these fields were pointed out as among
the finest ever seen In the Red river
valley. Mr.. Sullivan says his oat yield
will be about thirty-hve bushels to the
acre and barley thirty.
The first registration day at the
Moorhead normal school will be next
Monday, Sept. 4.
A Fergus Falls paper estimates the
wheat crop Of Otter Tail county at
seven bushels to the acre.
Fergus Falls Journal: Thorn Bros.
who have been conducting resort at
Otter Tail lake, and a ginseng garden
there, announce that they have sold
their ginseng to South Dakota parties
and that 1t will be transplanted to
that state. They state that they are
going out Of the business because the
town board has been taxing them be-
yond reason, having raised the value
Of their land to $500 per acre. The
raising of ginseng is still in an expert
mental stage, as plants require sew
eraI years to develop and they main
tain that the industry should be en-
couraged rather than taxed out Of
existence. The plants are very valu-
able when they reach the stage at
which they are sold.
In few days Attorneys Dosland
and Marden will go to Wells, Mimi.
to take dispositions in the case of
Smith against Thysell the suit involv-
ing tract Of land.
T.. f. Moe Of the Moe department
store has returned from the east where
he has been making tour Of. the fall
markets.
with no great additional amount
spent upon highways Of the state, good
engineering applied to their construc-
ton will bring surprising results In
the way Of good roads
A. L. Hanson and family Of Ada,
Mimi, are spending few days in the
city, visiting j. ]. frost. while on
their way to Pennington, MINI.
Miss nellie Bowman will be ONCE
assistant to Superintendent Edwards
Of the public schools. She is well
equipped and possesses a personal
ity which sp1endidly fits her for the
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