The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-12-20
Moorhead Department

size in the parcels post question witt
the school at Ada, January 2. Th,
winners will have to meet Moorheat
OF GAINESVILLE to decide the cham.
pionship OF the district.
Joseph Fisch Of Barnesville 10 IN,
inventor Of an cutting machine
which is being manufactured BY .
company at Fergus Falls and fol-
Wnlcn there is an active demand.
Postmaster Biorkcuist in q c;rcu-
lar uehvered by the carriers to ali
postomce patrons, announces the
hours for opening the ONCE on
Christmas day and for Sunday, De-
cember "a. For the latter day there
VIII be departure from the 1slal
rule. All departments, except money
order, will be open from 9 to 10: 40
a. m, and the same hours win be OBJ
served on Christmas day. The most
master urges that the public win cali
TOT their holiday mail matter during
the hours named next Sunday and on
christmas morning. Carrier Gates
VIII be stationed at the stamp win
dow for the convenience of the peo-
pie on his route.
Letters announce the arrival OF a
boy at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Clarence J. Hershey, Minneapolis
december IL. The mother is q
daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. r. L. TIL
lotson, formerly of this city.
The pupils of Miss Hopkins school
In the First ward will give a Christ
mas programme Thursday afternoon
beginning at O'Clock, and there will
be Christmas tree Santa Claus
mas promised to be on hand with all
sorts OF presents for the children.
Miss Hopkins has taken great pains
In preparing for the entertainment
and treat for the children and she in
vites the public to attend the exer-
ciss and help the children enjoy
themselves.
local wholesale house has receiv-
ed enquiries from parties in Iowa ask
ing about the Opportunities for open-
ing one or more saloons in Moorhead.
the enquirers says that the Moon
law, In Iowa, has been declared. by the
highest courts. to be constitutional
allowing only one saloon for each
1000 population which means a dis |
continuance OF over 400 saloons in |
that state in very short time. II
Is understood that two or three places |
IN the city are for sale IL the right |
price can be secured
The ladies OF the rest room enter |
prise must have patience-there are
others. The ladies of the Y w. G. A.
1t Red Wing who have established a
'est room in that city are wondering
1t the paucity of visitors and they
Ire devising means to make the at
,racuon known to visiting shoppers.
An appeal is to be made to the edi-
,ors Of the country papers and prom
nent notices are to be posted in all
II the hotels.
Peter Anderson, who pleaded guilty
few days ago to grand larceny. the
heft of clothes, money, ETC., from a
runk stored in the barn at the county
ALL will be arraigned before Judge
we next Friday evening for sentence.
md the same night the prisoner will
% taken to prison in time for a
christmas dinner.
His friends will be gratified to learn
hat very reassuring reports are made
It st. Johns hospital Of the condition
Il Captain Richards, a member OF the
'oard OF county commissioners.
The display of hand painted china
rom the private kiln Of Mrs. Howard
doody is one of the attractions in
he two cities which Christmas shop
'ers seek at the Moody store in Moor
lead.
Fergus Falls Journal: Julius Ros-
ow Great Bend, N, D., died in this
ity Sunday after long illness of
lver trouble. Mr.. Rossow was Ga
ears of age and is survived by
amily of 10 children, three sons and
wo daughters.