The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1912-03-26
EAST SIDE NOTES.

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Judge Watts is holding a term Of
court at Red Lake Falls. There is a
short calendar and no grand jury was
called.
Orders appointing Chas. e. Mona
mara OF Duluth. special examiner, to
take testimony in seventy-eight of the
pending White Earth land cases, were
filed in the United States court at Fer
gus Falls yesterday. The cases are
brought to set aside deeds to White
Earth lands or the ground that the
parties giving them were full bloods
and that the deeds are therefore void.
The testimony will be taken on the
reservation and at Detroit during the
coming summer Mr.. Mcnamara was
formerly court reporter at Fargo.
Mrs. G. A. Ballard has been called
to Fergus Falls to assist in the nurs-
ing of her mother who is seriously i'll
and threatened with an attack Of ty-
phoid fever.
An Easter sale and supper will be
given under the auspices of the La
dies union of the congregational
church, this evening. The serving of
supper will begin at 6 o'clock.
Atty. F. II. Peterson was a passenger
to Bemidji on business.
Mr.. and Mrs. Christian Horbeck Of
Fort Francis, Can, opposite Interna-
tional Falls, are visiting Mrs. Walter
Holbeck at the New Columbia hotels
They were former residents of Moor
head.
MI. and Mrs. L. A. Huntoon will
v for their guest this week, Rev.
Mr.. Wingate, a missionary in the far
east. The reverend gentleman will
preach at the Congregational church
next Sunday morning and evening.
Ma. Huntoon and Mr.. Wingate were
chums during their college days.
F. H. Bailey, local agent for the Great
Northern in Moorhead, has been called
to ST. Paul, having been summoned
by the Illinois Central Railway Co., 20
testify in a suit brought by the pub,
fishers of a map of Clay county, who
made a shipment of the maps to this
city who claimed that they were
not notified OF their arrival in proper
time.
Her friends will be gratihed to hear
that Mrs. Will Anderson has so far re-
covered that she has returned to her
home from st. Johns hospital, Fargo,
where h has been for some time.
Cashier Costain of the First Ma
tional bank was a passenger to Sta
pies this morning on a combined bust
ness n pleasure trip.
Mrs. William B. Titus will soon leave
for Minneapolis where she will spend
a week or ten days at the home Of
her sister in the flour city.
Manager Hubbard of the Union
Light, Heat & Power Co., Fargo, Sam
uel Kahn of the Chicago office of the
Byllesby company and ATTORNEY Pfau
made n or two business calls in the
city this morning.
A signal for fair weather was hoist
ed at the local station today. The
absence Of the temperature p~ennant
signalized no change. The reading of
the local thermometer at a. m. today
was IS degrees above zero, Bismarck
"a, Winnipeg IA n edmonton 80.
Forty-four teachers and instructors
were elected by the board of education
at Mankato on Saturday. The monthly
salary rool Of high school and grade
teachers for the new school year will
amount to $2,8S0.5O. For the present
year the monthly salary roll amounted
to $3.50. The totals do not include
the salaries Of the superintendent
and principal of the high school, the
latter $1,500 a ear. The lowest paid
grade teachers get $3.50 and the high
est $50 a month. Outside the principal
the highest paid high school teacher
gets sos a month and the lowest $50
a month.
The new head of the state school at
Red Wing is a native of the buckeye
state, is Al of age and began
teaching when he was only 16 years Of
age. He has made a close study of
economies and sociology and he has
had six years experience in the gov
ernment Of boys as superintendent of
the industrial school at. Waukesha,
wis.