The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-11-10
Moorhead Department

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head az 1:os Q. M. did NOT pass thro,,rh
the city until 1915 this morning
Time was lost yesterday travelinR
through Montana. east OF Hayre where
the temperature was 10 to La below
zero.
Ticket Agent Marchand Of the
northern Pacific Office was reported
on the sick list today.
Mayor Daviyi In all the years Of
my experience in this country. a good
many winters, have never seen
better opening for the big game hnnt-
ing season than the one today. The
hunters would find nice fresh tracks
IN the newly fallen snow this rnorntnv
ana we will hear OF great manv
moose being killed as they are pIenfg.
f'A this year, in fact, so are deer Rnt
TOT the game laws there would he !
tremendous slaughter by some Of tha
experts.
There f. an attractive diplay Of field !
carrots in the office OF the First Ma
tiona1 bank-three of them easily tin
the scales at 81 pounds.
visitor at the once Of 1.esj,a
Welter today, was the Representatives
OF hrm which IL placing on the mar
ket a machine for the construction ~
solid cement silos. IT is said that FRA
machine is pronounced success and
one may be bought by a Moorhead
nrm as q number OF farmers are con
templating the erection OF sflos.
Among the visitors were Thomas
Canheld, the we'll known stockman Of
Lake Park Harry Ortiz OF Perlev and
,. STEVENSON OF Crookston.
Considerable activity is 70 ba saan
On al noors Of the interior of the new
aotel me Comstock, steam and boiler
iitters' masonss carpenters, plumbers.
anu teiephone men are installing the
PIPING Tor the wires, etc.. for the sew
enty telephones which are to be part
OF tne equipment Of the hotel and
which are being put in by the North
western co. The latest approved
devices will be used for the telephone
service in order to insure promptness
and accuracy.
rev. j. *. Casperson, a graduate
from the Red Wing Lutheran sem4n.
airy, last year, and ordained at TIA v,or
WIS, last Sunday, passed through the
city on his way to Mott, N. D.. where
ne VIII take charge Of church there :
and have general supervision Of the :
mission work in that field. :
The Anti-Saloon league has arranp-
20 Tor monster field day at Crooks :
ON, next Sunday when addresses wifi y
% made In all of the churches.
The attorney general for Minnesota n
las sustained the decision Of the state G
superintendent Of public Instructors n
nat students outside a school district 6,
must pay for special courses taken e
me decision was made on the action q,
y the board OF education of the civ
4 Rochester, adopting a fee OF 90 IA =
or outside students, sixty-five Of them :,
rom rural points attending the high
chool and parents objected to having :,
nything. 2
Senator Clapp left for Fergus Falls h,
ms morning where he will address B
ne voters tonight. Senator Steiner til
on will preside.
The supreme court Of Minnesota has tn
eclined to order rehearing H. the ds
ase OF e. T, Barnard VS.. city of Fer
us Falls. =,
Miss Lenora Blake of Detroit. Minn. hi
nd graduate of the normal AT Moor, ty
cad has been placed in charge Of the ia
rlmary work In the public schools ar re
ergus Falls.
the monthly marks Of pupils who ne
vi below 70, In the public schools or w
erguG Falls are recorded in red ink, ar
as to attract the attention Of the III
arents. lbl
st. Hilaire Spectator: G. w. East )"
an informs us that he threshea last AZ
eek on his farm east of town oats 90
lat yielded 100 bushels per acre ma =,
line measure, of which a two-bushel 81
.ck weighed 8 bushels Q pounds. His WI
neat yielded twenty bushels per acre. ua
sven acres OF flax threshed las bush- De
>, which sold for $2.O5 per bushel II
ould have brought 1924 per bushel Lo
1t could have been threshed two ~
seks sooner. Mr.. Eastman saws he FL
offered 45 cents busheI for his oats RIO
r seed, as 1t is so free from foul wa
ed. sa lar
Messrs. Benshoof g. Thompson, the
w men on The Detroit Record have -
lproved the paper wonderfully ed So So
'rially, makeup and presswork and -
g local news is written without 80
lste of words. lef
The first prize for creamery butter. ,oa
rarded at the meeting of dairymen ri ~
ookston yesterday, was awarded 10
G. Peterson OF F1om, with a score -
"a. For dairy butter, Mrs. q. ]. O.
bite of Fertile was given the first =
lie with score OF "a