The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1912-07-19
EAST SIDE NOTES.

| "A steam nSdtIlE ptduG Is TO ALSbdAA
ed in the First National bank build
ing at Lake Park. Bids will be open
ed a week from next Monday.
Detroit Record: The state antoine
bile law relative to the use of the auto
'scut-out" or exhaust while travelling
along the streets of cities and villages
is enforced here in Detroit-not at
all. 1t the city marshal would arrest
some of these fellows who fill the air
| full of noise and atmosphere full OF
smoke. it might teach them a lesson.
Msx Kalbrener and Kirk Ingersol
| are amending a few days with II. Il.
Johnson on the fishing banks at De-
troit.
There are seventy-four students en-
rolled in the summer school at De-
troit.
In winona where there has been
| much agitation over good roads, pr1-
vate subscriptions amounting to $751;
| 600 have been obtained to assist IN
building roads there. This. with aid
from the county, win permit a state
highway without assessing h prop
\ erty owners
Mr.. and Mrs. E. L. F1aten T en-
toying a summer outing at Lake Me-
LISA
Mr.. and Mrs. A H. Erickson and
family are now established in their
summer cottage at Little Pine Lake
near Perham.
The Young Peoples society Of Trim
ity Lutheran church will meet at the
home Of the Misses Anderson, Friday
evening, July 2S.
President Hammett of the CONNER
cial club at Hawley announces thai
the club has decided that the Hawley
Market day shall be held. this year
wednesday, Oct. %. At this market
there will be prizes distributed amons
farmers and producers for best grown
grains, corn, potatoes and other veg
etables, etc, the details for which vii
be worked out later and announced
The school board at Hawley has
succeeded in reducing h school in
debtedness this year to the amount O
Sc. 900 and dropping the tax levy from
$500 to $4,250, at the Am tins
maintaining the teaching force ant
equipment at a high standard-htghe1
than in many villages h size Q
Hawley.
The Elk River FIGURING mill anC
water power has beer sold to easter
parties, who are expected to put in
new dam and m operating tn
plant in the near future.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chris Swenson ar
mourning the death Of their daughter
Amy. 10 a old, yesterday after
noon.
Wheelock's Weekly: Candidates 70
ONCE this year who violate the pro
visions of the new corrupt practices
act will perpetrate a misde
meanor. Candidates who do not VIC
late some OF them will perpetrate
miracle.
Thomas Torson: I wish you to sa
- noavIaf tn01Ixg r. nn Won IN n IN 1h
Forum that I am not a candidate 70
reelection as a member of the boar
of education / think / have given a
i the services that should be expecte
and am perfectly willing others shout
serve the public in the adn1inistra
ton of the schools.
An itinerant prohibition orator in
: terested a goodly crowd last nigl
!, from a stand on Front street. II
1ised his banner covered automobi
as his musings and occasionally /
provoked some applause. This morT
ing he hied himself to Georgetow-
where he said he hoped to add
number to the prohibition ranks.
(, city Clerk Price at noon today il
sued a permit to the agent of II
Ringing Bros. circus allowing Il
y parade In Moorhead. The agent d
:, not invite Mr.. Price or his assistar
Miss Hanson, to be the guests
Il the circus management at one OF Il
two performances tomorrow.
n -Four Ringing Bros circus trail
e passed through the Great Northel
y yards in this city between 4 and
IL O'Clock this morning on their WI
h to Grand Forks from Fergus FaI
The circus win be in Fargo tomo
II row..
Miss Frances Mahoney and Mi
Lillian Mahoney. daughters of Ma
L ager and Mrs. Mahoney of The Con
stock have gone to Oshkosh. Wis. al