The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1912-08-22
EAST SIDE NOTES.

A grocery peddIer, representing a
Chicago wholesale" house, has been
arrested in Norman county at the in-
stance Of a deputy pure food in
spector. Il is alleged that he sold
$75 worth Of goods to n farmer
who paid him in cash. The salesman
IS said to be an exceptionally clever
talker.
Miss Lovsness, county s~uperintend-
ent of schools for Norman county, lis
a candidate for reelection.
Miss Emma McCabe of Barnesyille
is visiting friends at Ada and is be-
ing given considerable social atten-
ton.
There were handled at the various
stations In Norman county, last year,
1,026,672 bushels Of wheat, 344,7 O5
barley, over 10000 bushels of flax and
5,63S bushels of corn.
Eugene Debs, who is covering the
country from coast to coast, will make
an address to the voters at Fergus
Falls, next Tuesday.
The Journal-Press at ST. Cloud sar-
castically remarks that, "it has re-
ceived confidential information from;
the managers of at least four candi-
dates for governor that each of these.
esteemed gentlemen is steadily gaining
WINS aAAu AS ShIS " DC uOltllLIdIGus
The Journal at Fergus Falls credit
ed the visiting Elks from Moorhead to
Fargo.
Returning visitors say that the Elks
had the time OF their lives at Fergus
Falls yesterday and the annual state
gathering was one of the best ever
held. A convention note. in The Jour-
nal says: An automobile arrived from
Lake Park this mornin, bringing the
Lake Park B. p. o. e. saxaphone
quartette, which is sent here by
Fargo lodge No. 260; under the chap
eronage Of Brother Nelson, and will
take part in the programme at the
social session this evening. This quar-
tette is one of the finest in the entire
country.
Professor Rognlie and Rev. John
Peterson who are travelling together
in the Glacier National park are send
ing their friends postal card views
Of the strange and beautiful sights to
be seen in that wonderful region on
the line of the Great Northern rail-
road. The cards show the magnifl-
cent scenery at the head of Lake Nc
Donald, Pusillade mountaing, Iceberg
lake and the Cutbank river.
Mayor Davy and Mrs. Price have
returned from a visit to the celebrat-
ell fishing banks north OF Brainerd,
where the sport was excellent.
Miss Johnson, bookkeeper in the
office of A. J.. Wright & Sons, has
returned from a visit to her home at
Abercrombie,
In a letter to his father from ST.
Joseph, Mo, Leslie Welter, jr, says
he never knew what hot weather vas
until he reached the city named and
says he will not be sorry when 1t is
time to return to take a sniff of the
breezes about the Red. river valley.
Mr.. Welter is now looking into the
potato situation about Kansas City.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. H Freeman have
left MooThead to take up their resi-
dence in Fargo, where Mr.. Freeman
is engaged in the printing business.
Axe1 Karnf. a burly looking fell
low, was remanded, yesterday, to the
county Jail for thirty days for car
rying concealed weapons.
Letters received at the McNab phar-
macy, today, from viii Humphrey.
stated that he had left the woods and
was writing from Hunters lodge at
the head of Vermillion lake and that
he expected to reach Moorhead in, a
few days. and that he had had a
great time. ae
Ernest and John Poehls of Sabin
were in the city on. business today.
They said that threshing operations
were begun on their farm yesterday.
They said that they had experienced
no damage whatever from sprouting