The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-06-30
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EAST SIDE NOTES.

A son Was born TO Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Higgins at Hawiey.
Judge Nye is to be the orator Of the
day at the big Fourth Of July celebra
ton which has been planned at Haw
ley. There is TO be a big parade in
the morning, Industrial in its character
and directly after dinner there win be
a BAH game between Hawley and Moor
head. The general programme Of
sports is very attractive and the Lake
Park band viii supply the music. for
the day and that VIII mean that the
visitors win be RECALLED with good
music.
Last year, under the former sys-
tenn. the item of all credits, money in
the bank, notes and everything usually
listed under the head of credits. at Fer
gus Falls totaled UP about $4,000. This
year, under the provisions of the new
law, passed last winter, the total is i'm
the neighborhood Of $40, 900. More
diamonds have been listed than ever
before. under the new law such things
now are uniformly assessed at So per
81 900.
Hawley Herald: Miss Irene Carpen-
ter of Fargo was the guest of Miss
Grace Plummer on Monday Miss Car
penter is a music teacher and while
here secured several pupils. She will
give lessons here every Tuesday.
A new bank is to be established at
Bluffton. the State Bank of Bluffton.
The bank Incorporates with a capital
of $4,000. and the incorporators are,
Chas. Bradford, c. Z. White, and f.
D. Bradford OF Monticello. L. ID. Thayer
OF Clarissa, and r N. Stuntebeck, Paul
Hamkens, Anton Raykowsk and B.
Kluenenberg of Bluffton.
Thieves entered the store of r. Kirk
horn at Wolverton during Wednesday
night and clothing and other goods TO
the value Of about 5000 were carried
away, also a valuable collection of old
coins. Chief O'Laughlin and his men
are keeping sharp lookout
AS delegate from this city, George
z. Perley will leave in a day or two
to attend the annual meeting Of the
National School Teachers association,
which viii be held at Los Angeles. Cal.
Moorhead is to have carnival and
street fair. July 10 to Is. and it is to be
the best ever.
Announcements are out for a lawn
social TO be given at Grace Methodist
church, this evening All kinds OF ices
and other seasonable refreshments will
be sold and there will be a free con-
cert.
The Athletics Of Moorhead viii play
a game Of baseball with the team at
Wahpeton next Sunday afternoon. The
local team win leave for the scene of
the battle tomorrow night.
Mrs. Julius c. johnson is spending
a week with friends at GAINESVILLE
Ralph Peterson has a force of men
at work undermining the house he re-
Gently bought at ia Fourth street
south. intending to make the home
swell and attractive for some young
bride and groom.
The duty has been placed on the
shoulders OF Editor Richards to supply
the music at the Congregational church
next Sunday morning so that if there is
a coterie OF disengaged sopranos. al
tos, tenors or bassos any where in this
necko the woods. Mr. Richards would
dearly love to know all about it-saIary
is no object and there win be no tests
of voices.
Enquiries are numerous as to
whether the Barnum & Bailey circus
parade win come to Morrhead-the
people Of the city are very anxious to
see It.
Applications for the position OF street
commissioner are piling up in great
shape on the desk of City Clerk Price.
The vacancy which is TO be filled is
one for the city council itself TO de-
eide upon. The name of the man who
has the inside track will be sur
prise, according to a remark dropped
by well informed resident OF the Sec
ond ward today.
The Young Ladies' Sewing circle of
the Swedish Lutheran church held a
very interesting and profitable session
at the home OF Miss Gertrude Strom,
this afternoon
G. Brendemuhl, jr.. was in from
Kragnes today and reported crops COM
ing along nicely.