The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-01-28
Moorhead Department
the morning passenger train on the
Northern Pacific road.
EAST SIDE NOTES.

An Attorney: There is no munich
pal court in this city, but there Is
Justice court in Moorhead. We ar,
under the justice of the peace system
not under municipal court system, bu
we ought to be under the latter ans
a move in that direction will be made
Charles w. Simmons: / fully an.
preciate the promptness Of the Fargo
police in running down the man who
stole my overcoat from the organ loft
at Gethsemane cathedral last night.
never fully appreciated the value OF
the new police alarm system recently
Installed in Fargo until was in
trouble myself. In a minute or two
every policeman in Fargo was advised
of the stealing of my coat, the loss OF
which would have been a serious one
to me.
A prominent news item that is float
ing over the valley is to the effect
that good crops are predicted for 1911
as a result of the deep frost this win
ter.
L. e Dawson. editor of The Perham
Bulletin. has been appointed deputy
oily inspector for Otter Tail and Beck
err counties. Mr.. Dawson succeeds
Editor J. p. Coughlin OF The Pembina
Enterprise. who held the position as
an appointee of the late Governor
Johnson.
Manager Bergen of the Interior Lum-.
Der Co., has returned from st. Paul
where he attended a meeting of the
grand lodge and he took part in the
proceedings of the lumbermen's con-
vention.
A girl was born to Mr.. and Mrs
B. 0. Hanson a day or two ago.
Miss Rushfeldt, superintendent of
schools announces that she will always
be found at her Office in Moorhead the
first and third Saturdays of each
month and at her home in HawIey the
second and Fourth Saturdays of the
month.
Arthur Fuller is in charge of the
lumber yard at Glyndon during the
illness OF the local manager.
]. w. Wheeler has been elected pres-
ident of the commercial club AT
Crookston for the ensuing year, vice
j. e. O'Brien who retired at the ex-
piration of his term.
Crookstonites will get excited when
they see The Burgomaster.
The young people of the church will
nave charge of the service at the Pres
byterian church tomorrow evening. the
second of series. Miss Edna Olson
Of Fargo will sing some appropriate
solos during the progress of the serv-
ice.
One OF the pages in last evenings
ST. Paul Dispatch was emblazoned with
a good picture of Sen. C. s. Marden.
Yesterday the senator introduced sem
ate file 1873, prescribing certain reguIa-
tions for places where Intoxicating Ii
quors are sold at retail.
The Moorhead high school defeated
the Fargo college freshmen in a game
of basketball yesterday. The score was
20 to 10.
The services at the First Congrega-
tional church tomorrow will be con-
Quoted by the pastor, Rev. I'll. A. Ker-
men. The choir in the morning will
sing the anthem, Abide With Me. by
Schneider, and How Beautiful on the
Mountains by Marston The evening
anthem will be My Heavenly Home. by
The children of the Second grade of
the Sharp school we're the promoters of
surprise party for Livia Bjorkuuist |
Yesterday The little folks had the
time of their lives with games and the
discussion of menu of good things. |
George A. Simmons: If the people
see fit to elect me to the council. RI
shall be progressive and a persistent
advocate for all that will be a boost /
or Moorhead. First we want hotel. /
md the new council will have to exer-
Use its influence in the encouragement
Il the enterprise. Another thing there
must be some activity in the way of
occurring an auditorium for public
meetings. and entertainments peo-
lie of the city are restiveI over having
o go out of town to do their dancing.