The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1912-01-31
EAST SIDE NOTES.

There is a shortage of nen in the
Minnesota lumber camps--and yet ev-
cry day scores of men tell hard luck
stories in the police courts about how
difficult it is to get work.
In the district court of Polk county.
yesterday afternoon Judge Watts fined
Mrs. Louise Boreen $500 for keeping a
disorderly house at East Grand Forks.
P. w. Russell, indicted for the same
~offense, has demanded a trial of his
Isl before a jury and a sensation is
promised. Albert Parsons was SEN
fenced to the pe~nitentiary for passing
a forged check on one n. j. Nelson,
but sentence was suspended is he
had just completed a term in the
North Dakota institution for a crime
committed at the same time as his
mind is affected and the court be-
lieved that he had been made a tool
of by others.
The people of Perley nave begun the
consideration Of ways and means to
secure fire protection for the town.
Mr.. and Mrs. Enoch Hagelin are
down from Duluth and are busy pack
ing their effects for shipment to the
zenith city where they are to live in
the future.
Mr.. n Mrs. S. G. Comstock and
Miss Jessie Comstock expect to leave
Saturday for southern California
where they will meet George Com
stock and the family together will
spend the remainder of the winter
basking amid sunshine and lowers.
Phil Kiefer has HE'D himself to Hot
Springs, Ark, for his health's sake.
Axel Nelson and Alderman Olson
are enjoying life with friends in Oma-
ha, Neb.
Miss Margaret Hetherington of st.
Paul accompanied her uncle, 7. ].
Mahoney, to Moorhead and she will
remain with Mr.. and Mrs. Mahoney
while her mother is in the Mayo hos
pital at Rochester.
Mrs. Edwin Litter will entertain a
number of her lady friends informally
at her home on Friday afternoon, the
programme will include cards and a
sewing.
Carl Dommer, the well known shoe
maker and shoe repairer at 10 Fourth
street north has installed a new and
complete Lands repairing machine
which will greatly facilitate the turn
ing out of work in his repair depart
ment.
Added to the card which the street
railway company posts in all of its
cars, in conformity with the health
laws of the state of North Dakota
stating that the vehicle has been fumi.
gated on the thirtieth day of the pre-
ceding month, is a line in bold type
Don't Spit on the Floor, Read the
City Ordinances"
1t is stated that there will be very
little discussion among The member:
of the local Woodmen lodge in regard
to the increase of rates which will 81
into effect Jan. /, 1913. The conten
ton among the majority is that if any.
thing should be made financially secur,
it is life insurance which means 81
much to the families of the members o
fraternal societies.
w. w. Brown of Bemidji has sold hi
dairy lunch business to n Of his as
sistants. William Abel. Mr.. Brown ha
also disposed of his moving pictur
show al jamestown, N. d, and will
establish himself in business at som
point in the Canadian northwest.
L. B. Adley, assistant s~uperintend
ent of schools for Otter Tail county
has arrived in the city to attend tn
Educational meeting which will opel
tomorrow afternoon with a session o
school officers and the teachers of ella,
county, at the courthouse.
1t is rumored that the Hopemar
Construction Co. has bought six lot
on Ninth street and First avenu south
east of DR.. Fulton's veterinary hospita
and the company contemplates tn
erection of a building for the manu-
facture OF blocks, ETC..
Frank Berg, the well known cottag
man at Perham, was in the city toda.
to see his old friend, John NJ. Bayer.
John NJ. shuey of Dilworth wa
among the visitors.
Fresh eggs galore at Perham at 2
cents a dozen.