The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1912-07-09
EAST SIDE NOTES.

Gunder Krostue, a banker at Fisher,
Polk county, died at st. Paul Sunday
afternoon from blood poisoning which
followed a small scratch on the face.
Current issues of the Minnesota state
papers contain official supplements
which give to the readers the full text
and properly ~attested, all Of the laws
enacted at the recent special session
Of the legislature, including the new
general primary law and the corrupt
practices act.
Philip Mas, manager Of the brew
cry at Fergus Falls, sustained serious
injuries to one of his hands last Sun
day. He was handling a can which had
contained gasoline and 1t is supposed
that the cigar he was smoking ignited
gases in the car and caused a small
explosion, enough to put one hand out
Of commission for a time.
Crookston Times: The appearance
Of L. c. Spooner in the Red river val
ley towns has served to stir up interest
in state politics. He addressed a small
crowd here Friday evening, a larger
one at Thief River Falls Saturday
evening, is slated for Warren tonight
and Hallock Tuesday night. In his ad-
dress here he kept shy of national
politics, and confined himself to gen.
eral state issues. This course pleased
some, but was a disappointment to
some of the radicals who want to Judge
all candidates by the Taft, Roosevelt
or Wilson yardstick.
Charles Hauer of Fargo was at st.
Cloud yesterday on his way to Chi
cago.
The next work in the plan for the
Improvement of Front street will be
tho "a E{nU I0uyp ~ fhA o11vyBs z1aaA-Ia
light poles on the north side of the
thoroughfare, which have been made
to look very ugly since the removal of
the poles from the south side of the
street.
Boys and girls entitled to Junior
Civic league buttons are requested to
call at the high school building tomor-
row morning at 10 o'clock, when they
will be given their buttons.
Ed Littler will enjoy a period of
summe rest at Fort Dodge. Ia, for
which point he left on Sunday evening.
He will join Mrs. Littler, who has been
there for a week or two.
Miss Elizabeth Donaldson, a former
teacher in the city schools of Moor
head, is a guest at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. S. G. Comstock.
A box of cigars was received at po-
lice headquarters last evening and in
1t was a card on which was written, for
the patrolmen, with the thanks of the
Key City Hook & Ladder Co.
@. o. Heldt, a farmer living near
Riverton township, vas in the city or
business this morning. He says there
was a heavy fall of rain east and south
of Glyndon last night and considerable
grain was blown down flat.
The Northern Pacific passenger sta.
ton is in the hands of a force OF
painters and in a few days 1T will look
spick and span.
Among the guests at the New Colum.
bia hotel were j. S. Cash of Crookston
IP. @. Krabbenhoft of Fessenden, N. D.
and w. Smith of Frazee.
A liberal display of attractive post
ers, telling OF the wonders OF the state
fair in Fargo, beginning July %, has
been made in Moorhead.
Norman Young is down from Ed.
monitor, Alberta, and is being cordially
greeted by his friends.
The king OF the band of the dirties'
gypsies ever seen in these parts de,
cided to pay the fine assessed agains'
him and his band, las night, and h.
| was released from custody and d mum
Der of horses which had been held a.
security were released. They ampe
In the middle of a field of fine timothy
belonging to Mayor Davy on their ar,
boss of the gypsies ts a cruel looking
individual who paImed off Guilmant
Smith az his name and he was yer,
angry at being made to recognize Thu
law and authority of the state of Min
nesota. It is alleged that Eve Of thu
women IN the band ot roairlerg salt
lthsx pEsre wives Qs Smith Smith Rais
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