The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1912-08-14
EAST SIDE NOTES.

EAST SIDE NOTES.
Fred Clark OF clear Lake, Mimi. and
A. g. Gees of Graceyille, Mimi. were
among the visitors.
Auditor Houglum and his assistants
are busy sending out the official no
tees of the date Of the coming state
primaries and copies OF the new cleo
ton laws to the town clerks, the
same having been furnished by the
secretary of state.
In a letter received from DIR. Hum
phrey he says he has perfected his
plans for leaving the Glacier National
park for home on Sept. 1. The doctor
says, Il can climb mountains and fish
with the best Of 'em. Never felt bet
ter in my life"
Rev. Mr.. Hall, formerly OF Hawley,
now of Cannon Falls, Mimi, was a
caller on Sheriff Whaley and other Of
ficials this morning
President Weld and Resident Direc-
tor Huntoon of the state normal were
passengers to st. Paul to attend a
meeting of the state normal school
board.
The contemplated improvements to
the Leslie Welter Offices were under
way todav-one man was engaged
NO~A AAL6 AAOALG al ~ AN
north. Mr.. We1ter has designed that
his Office suite shall be an attractive
and inviting n in every particular.
Activities have been set in motion
for the proposed filling of the old
slough near the Fifth street crossing
of the Northern Pacific. The monster
pipes were unloaded today.
Reuben Grimoldby, now of Big Fork,
Itasca county, is spending a few days
in the city on business. He says he Is
doing a big business where he is now
Oscar B. BUSINESS of the Moorhead
National bank has hied himself to the
lakes at Detroit and proposes to be
in the swim.
P. J.. Donovan of the Donovan &
Eggum shoe store at Fargo, has re-
turned from Chicago and other cen
tiers where he has been doing some fall
buying.
The head of the detective depart
ment Of thu Minnesota Bankers asso-
citation is making an investigation of
the northwestern part Of the state and
placing more men in the field ready
to trap 'tyeggs" who + planning
to make raids on the small banks in
remote towns and villages. Railroads
are also planning to guard their prop
critics. The Milwaukee, 500, Northern
Pacific, Great Northern and Minneapo-
lis and st. Louis police departments
are watching their terminals and
guarding their rights Of way against
the thugs who make the harvest time
an excuse for depFedat4on&
This will bs d great year for exhib-
its of grain at the state fair and differ
ent counties will be vieing with each
| other to make the best exhibits. The
state fair committee wants all varities
of potatoes and in this Clay county
ought to excel as we'll as in grains
Samples must be assembled In Moor
head by Aug. 25 at the latest.
Rev. c. p. Martin of the Congrega-
tional church at Crookston completed
his first years work in that church
last Sunday. He has not yet decided
whether he viii return at the close o.
his vacation or not. With his family
Mr.. Martin has gone to Milwaukee fol
the remainder Of the summer.
Prof. G. A. Youngquist of Crooks.
ton says that when he crossed the At,
lantic on his way to Europe there wa
one party of 800 Canadian public
school teachers on their way to Sc,
friends or to study the principal his
toric points.
G1yndon News: We are sorry II
learn that Clay county and Morkel
township are going to lose Erick Carl
son as a resident. He has sold hi
farm and will return to his forme
home in Wisconsin. The date of hi
departure is not given.
Editor Osborne of Glyndon says tn,
congregations at the Glyndon churcl
have not recovered their normal condi
tion as to numbers-and then add
that the pastor last Sunday did no
use a text from the Holy Scriptures
but gave g. brief dissertation on tn,
subject of socialism, criticising tn,
misit of the name and the thing Il
this country.
Coroner Vincent and George I
Walker were passengers to FELTON, thi
morning to take a view Of the crops i
that vicinity.
Leslie welter left over the Fargo 1
Southwestern for Lisbon, N. D., thi
morning.
A marriage license was issued yes
terday afternoon to oliver e. Schoon
over and Bertha Carlson, both @
Woodbury., Ia. They drove up to tn
courthouse in a swell touring car an
both parties showed marked refine
ment in both and dress. B
whom they were married could nc
be learned.
Travellers between Moorhead an
Dilworth today said that q party c
surveyors was seen at work on tn
line for the extension of the street ca
system to Dilworth.
County Attorney Johnson said toda
that he expected to arraign jaime
McClear before Judge Nye this sitter
noon for sentence. The prisoner we
committed to the district ciurt fc
committing a crime against nature an
he has applied to be allowed to plea
guilty and not await the action Of til
grand jury, three months hence.