The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1912-08-01
EAST SIDE NOTES.

Manager Murray Of the local ath-
Iedcs Is casting about for a good team
to play with ext Sunday afternoon
In Moorhead.
Her friends will regret to hear that
the wife of Senator Marden is seri-
ously Ill at the family's summer home
at Killarney beach, suffering with an
attack Of pneumonia DR.. o, ]. Hagen
was hurTiedly summoned to the lake
last night, but for the present nothing
can be said except that everything
/ possible is being done for the pa
tent than can be done.
The water in the Red river is still
getting lower. The guage today was
rs feet n point lower than yes
terday. The maximum temperature
reports from the twelve stations re-
ported here ranged from 20 to 81 de-
grees, the warmest points being in the
west
Married, yesterday. by Rev. C.. D.
Bostrom of the Swedish Lutheran
church, Miss Amanda Haase of Clay
county, to George e. Sharp Of Ram
sey County, Minnesota.
Miss Abbie williams of Fargo is
the guest Of Miss Helen Welter for q
few days.
Howard Moody Of the department
store, accompanied by his wife, will
o o leave for New York where two
weeks will be spent buying goods for
the fan and winter trade. When bust
ness is attended to, they will go down
to Maine to visit friends at the old
homestead for about a month.
Granting the request Of Atty. W. H.
Barnett the case of Thomas Ryan, a
hack driver for T. ]. Young & Co.,
Fargo, who was charged before Jus
tice Wade yesterday, with operating a
hack without proper license under the
ordinances of the city of Moorhead,
was continued until tomorrow even
ing at 5 o'clock. Me. Barnett appeared
for the defendant and City Attorney
Rustad for the city.
c. Knudtson Of Binford, N, D., is a
patient at the Northwestern hospital
suffering from burns sustained in a
blacksmith shop at Binford a few days
ago. Accidentally a bottle of muriatic
acid fell from q shelf and much Of 1t
fell I'VE Mr.. Knudtson's back, burned
through his clothing to the flesh, which
was scared very badly.
A girl was born at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. Edward Cook of Dilworth a
day or two ago..
An item from The Princeton Union
says that the potato market was open
ed at Anoka a few days ago. Prices
ranged from IS cents to As cents per
bushel. A year ago, at this time, the
price ranged from 81 to $1.50 a buushel.
The yield OF a field Of rye near Fer
gus Falls the 1rst report made this
year, was Twenty-Five bushels to the
acre and the quality excellent.
There Is a fuss on Vt Crookston
about the annual fair-the fair man
ayers seem to be afraid of the public
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fair directors.
Before the local papers can begin
to discuss the political fortunes of cam
didates for ONCE the corrupt practices
act demands that all newspapers shall
file with the secretary of state the
names of it's owners and stockholders.
A speed ordinance has been passed
by the city council Of Ada and 1t is
now In full force and effect. No one
must drive at a greater rate of speed,
within the city limits, than ten miles
an hour, and over crossings, bridges OF
culverts at q greater speed than five
miles an hour. The penalty is a fine
OF from So to $50.
The Ada Gun club was organized al
a meeting held last Tuesday. A. p,
Mcdowell was elected president, DR.
Biorn vice president and G. c. Allen
observation-disclosures. Fifteen. members
signed the roll and paid the fees.
Ada Herald: ]. M. Hetland, agent
for the G. M. Wishard Land Co., last
week received three large steel gran
aries, and they will be placed on Sec
tons 26, 81 and 30, in town of Hegne
Each granary holds 1000 bush
els OF grain, and this company now
has about fifteen of these portable
bins on their farms in Norman county
and are contemplating shipping II
more at an early date.
Manager Mahoney Of The Comstock
accompanied by Mr.. Peck Of Ken.
mare, N. D., left this morning in Z
large auto car for Grand Forks where
the gentlemen will spend the day view,
ing the sights of the Grand Fork:
county fair.
Among the arrivals at The Com.
stock were N. Y. Rockwell and r. r