The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1912-02-10
EAST SIDE NOTES.

A report from Clitherall says that
the little son of Jos. Gebur was scald-
ed to death at the family home in
that vicinity Friday. Mrs. Gebur had
been washing and placed a pail of wa
ter down on the floor and the child
fell into ii, and was so badly scaided
that he died in a short time. The
boy was IS months old.
Engineer Leach of the waterworks at
Fergus Falls was obliged to do some
~excavating a few days ago. He found
the frost had cached a depth of over
seven feet. In another part Of the
city, under a thick coating of snow,
the frost had gone down a little over
six feet. Many farmers like deep
freezings, they say 1t is a good thing
for the crops.
The state manager of the Brother
hood Of American Yeomen is making a
tour of this part of the state. He was
at Fergus Falls last night, when de-
gree work was done by a team from
Brainerd.
A creamery has been organized at
Pelican Rapids to be conducted on the
cooperative plan. MI. Austin of the
state dairy and food department re-
ported to the farmers that 418,9 99
pounds of cream had been shipped out
OF the community during 1911 to the
~centralizer plants.
Polk county won some OF the prizes
at the corn and clover convention
show at Grand Forks, principally in
single specimen exhibits, mostly from
L -. T.. 4-sA..k - - Ty1n%
Grand Forks, the border line between
Minnesota and North Dakota.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. "A. Huntoon have
begun to move into their new house,
a big job but an agreeable one.
Archie Hawver of GAINESVILLE has
secured a patent upon an auto wheel
which he claims win do away with
the expensive pneumatic tire. The
new wheel contains springs IN the hub
which, according to Mr.. Hawver, give
it the necessary resiliency.
Mrs. Schill- Lietzen, who has been
visiting friends here since the first
of the year has concluded her visit and
has returned to her home at Stockton,
III.
Her many friends will be delighted
to hear that Mrs. r. T.. Reed has so
far recovered that her removal from
the hospital to her home was possible
today.
City Editor Leigh Carey Of The
Times AT CT. Cloud, has resigned SO
that he can devote all of his time 10
a confectionery and Ice cream business
at Little Falls.
Monday. the anniversary Of L!Acoln's
birthday will be a legal holiday.
The evsnt anticipated at DdIworth Is
the Valentine day dancing party to be
given by the Knights OF Columbus
club, next Wednesday evening. Tt Is to
be one OF the SWEETEST affairs ever given
In the new town and 1t is expected that
the attendance from Fargo and vi
cinity viii be large. The party will be
given IN the brotherhood hall, the best
orchestra available wal supply the
music and for the convenience Of out
of-town visitors a special train will
leave Fargo at $3.50 p IA and return
ing TO the city the train will leave Dill
worth at 1870 q. n.
Fair and warmer signals were hoist
cd over the weAthsT station today.
The moderated temperature brought
many Farmers and their wives and
d&ughteRa into the city this afternoon
10 do shopping and apend an hour or
two In viewing town life
q, q. gturge1h representing the
house eR Marahaal Field ri Co, Chicago,
waa ut the Howard Moody store with
his general line today.
AHH
re Id expected that the wAter and
riRAe serasaission win meet about the
end Ae Asxt week To- eDnsidar the posi-