The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-07-07
Moorhead Department

Grand Forks. to orson Doe forn,.r,
OF Red Lake Falls but now nanaga
lor the Minot Drug Co. Minot, N. d
George F. Fuller expects to be 81,
Nv town for some time, having beel
:. as juror for the term q
me united States court at Duluth. n,
WIZ leave the city on Sunday.
Rev. and Mrs. J. A. Kernen are nov
making their home in the Merritt cot,
'age at $40 Fifth avenue south.
archie Alsop has concluded ! via,
with friends in Moorhead and Fsrge
anu mas gone to Boise City. Ida. Il
tse position with his brother who il
pany. VIII
Inc annual meeting of the inde-
pendent school district which cor,
prlses the city Of Moorhead will, ~
held Saturday evening, jury tx az !
2. IN. The terms of two directors .
a. Lamb and o. J. Hagen exnira thts
year and two persons to All the ya
cahcies will have to be elected. Also
vote may be taken on the matter ~
puAldlng new high school and nor.
maps the authorization of an election
70 vote bonds. It is generally con-
ceoed that new building is needed
out great many taxpayers are NOT
IN FAVOR Of mourning the indebtedness
TINS year, believing that the nroiect
can be more conveniently financed newt
year or the year following.
7. I. Lewis left with the shriners
this morning for Rochester, N. Y.
Lake Park Journal: oscar Riorn-
stad, the son of Mr.. and Mrs. Tobn|
Bjornstad, proved a victim of last sat
urday's intense heat He was taken
with sun stroke while at work niIinp
lumber for the sawmill at Frazee and
died shortly afterward The BODY was
shipped here for burial Monday morn
Ing and the funeral took place in the
from the synod church Pew
Y. j. Larsen officiating. The unfor-
Iunate man was but 20 years OF are
and is survived by wife and two
small children.
reports from the Northwestern hos
pital, today, were to the effect that
Martin Redmon was doing very nicely
and 1t was thought that he would soon
De able to sit up little bit each day.
City Attorney Rustad has received
an Illustrated postal card from Mr.. |
Rassmuson. who writes from TeIe-
narken, Norway. The writer says times
are very good and he is enjoying his
travels over his native heaths very |
much.
Showers and warmer tonight were
Inc weather signals hoisted TODAY at /
the U. S. weather station.
Fridlund Bros, the contractors. be-
gan the moving of their effects to their
new warerooms and office building. a
brick structure just completed on
front street opposite the Wheeler
block In the same building the Moor
head Plumbing and Heating Co. Geo.
thompson, manager, will have office
and workshop
Since last Saturday the dealers have
used the loud pedal in their remarks
relative to the sale of oleomargarine
when heretofore the salesman used a
low tone as though the least said about
the matter the better. IL the customer
Is not supplied with the full knowledge
Of what he or she is buying it is likely |
70 cost the seller, for the first offense
$50 to 500.
BemidJi Pioneer: Earl Cell. city |
treasurer and chief of the fire depart |
nent, and one of the oldest and most |
prominent citizens of Bemidji, has dis
posed Of the Ramore Hotel which he |
has conducted here and has leased the
Holmes hotel, modern eight story |
stone structure in Minneapolis.
There is considerable trouble at
Walker, over the selling Of whiskey 10 /
Leech Lake Indians. Two reds were I
arrested yesterday, with two large jugs
n their possession and 1t is said the
stuff was purchased at Blackjack. It
s said that communications have been
sent to the interior department at
requesting that an agent
)e sent there.
Despite what was thought would be
he contrary, when the season is end
I'd 1t will be found that the city of
Moorhead will show up with a good
healthy increase in the line Of material
mprovements-there is considerable
,eing done now In the way of new
buildings, improvements and changes
md as fall approaches the activities
will be more noticeable.
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