The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1912-01-11
Moorhead Department

day evening. Ohicers for the new wear
will be installed and following that
.forrnality there will be q social ses-
sion.
An event this evening win be a card
party at st. Joseph's hail, under the
auspices Of the ladies of st. Joseph's
church.
In the district court at Fergus Falls.
Judge Nye is hearing a number OF
appeal cases in connection with
changes Of roads ordered by the coun-
~ commissioners of Otter Tail cour-
". Farmers protested and the mat
tiers are being stubbornly contested.
The county commissioners at Fer
gus Falls. a few days 6 appropri-
ated $500 from the county road ana
bridge funds to be expended on the
recently designated state roads in this
county. The state will furnish the
same amount, making a total Of $4,000
to be expended on these roads. The
work will be done under the direction
Of M. Aalberg.
The annual meeting Of the Park
Region Medical society was held at
Fergus Falls. yesterday. DR.. Sweeney
OF st. Paul was one OF the speakers.
1t is expected that the shirt factory
and wooden mill at Fergus falls viii
be merged, but in any event the shirt
making industry will be reorganized.
Yes, Mr.. Winter is ruling with an
iron hand-in n about Moorhead as
elsewhere.
County Attorney Johnson was called
to Kragnes IN business today.
Friends in the city received an
nouncements last evening of the we'd
ding in this city New Years day. of
Miss Clara oline johnson to George
Jansen. The bride is the daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. Evan johnson and
some time ago was s~tenographer in
the Office of Attorney Sharp.
Miss Waddell, of the Office Of sena-
tor Marden, is suffering from a felon
on n of her fingers.
The x. o. II. M. will meet in regular
session tomorrow evening at the usual
time.
Basketball fans are on the qui vive
for a big game which will be played
between the normal and Fargo coll
lege CUNTS at the normal gymnasium,
Saturday evening.
George A. Dart has concluded his
visit with the folks at home and has
returned to his business at Mizpah,
MINI.
Jack Ryder has been called to
Crookston as a witness in the Kjormoe
murder trial.
A committee Of the directors Of the
Northwestern hospital has resumed
work in the campaign for the selling
of $4,000 worth of stock il the cor
poration which is required to put the
institution firmly on it's feet. Mana
ger Johnson today said that UP to
date $4,000 worth had been sold, con-
siderable Of it to farmers at Christine,
Hickson, Walcott, Sheldon and Yer
ona, n. D.
The clerical forces in the First Ma
tional bank are now as happy as CLAIMS.
A very efficient ventilating system has
been installed and known as a duplex
ian system. The bad air is effici-
emily expelled at will and is replaced
with the finest fresh air there is out
of doors-cold or heated, Just the
feelings Of the cashiers and bookkeep-
ers require it to make them perfect
~ comfortable. Just the turning of a
switch puts the whole business in
motion and presto change and the
nasty, foul air has departed from the
banking rooms and everybody then is
working for dear life making loans
and computing interest to their hearts
content.
H. Huseby of Syre and Thompson
OF Hening were among the visitors.
Carl Brenvold accidentally sustained
a broken leg while engaged in the
harvesting of ice yesterday afternoon
The injured man was removed to his
home where the fracture was reduced
by DR.. Verne.
The excessive cold this morning was
not conducive to the feelings of City
Attorney Rustad who, though feeling
a great deal better and having a de.
sire to make a journey to his Office
felt that 1t would be better to waii
until there was a little moderation Ii
the weather, and the doctor advised
that he had better not take any risk
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