The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1912-10-17

nate. All officials are to resign and
new ones will be elected by the united
churches. The congregational church
IS pastorless, so that simplifies mat
ters
Fergus Falls journal: The little
daughter of MFR. and Mrs. John p. Van
dersluis has been quite Ill for the past
ten days from swallowing an open
safety pin. The child is now re-
covering.
Her friends will be glad to hear that
Mrs. Sivert Johnson is gradually re-
covering from an illness which attack
ed her 3 week ago which for a
day or two caused concern among the
members of her family.
The football squad of the Moorhead
high school will meet the Casselton
boys on the latter's own ground next
Saturday and they expect to come
home with the bacon.
Taxes must be paid before the end
OF this month If the residents of this
county wish to avoid having the 10
per cent penalty attached. County
Treasurer Paulson expects a large
amount OF work during the remain
ing two weeks.
Election authorities have been adj
Vised by counsel that q. man is 81 years
old on the day before his 21st birth
day anniversary and he is entitled to
vote on that day if the occasion arises.
Clay county attorneys have forward
ed to the proper quarters their en-
dorsement Of the candidacy of Calvin
L.. Brown as chief justice of the SUI
preme court of minnesota.
A Fergus Falls paper says 1t is a
good many years since fall blowing
was as backward in that part of the
state as 1t is this year. For various
reasons the farmers have not been
able to keep their men.
Young women near Fergus Falls are
in trouble about the alleged tamper-
ing with rural telephone zines and suits
connected with 1t have been brought in
the district court of Otter Tail county.
The high school boys Of Crookston
We're given a good trouncing by the
high school boys of East Grand Forks
to the tune OF 26 to 0.
Rev. H. A. Kernen was a passenger
to HaWley this afternoon to I'LL a lee
ture appointment, his subject being
India, a topic on which he is able to
relate personal observations.
The eastern division of the Clay
County Sunday School association held
q district meeting in the Congrega-
tional church at Ulen last Sunday
with a very encouraging attendance,
The addresses and services were in
spring and renewed interest in the
work of Sunday schools was created,
The good people of Dilworth cen
tered their interest upon the State
Bank of Dilworth today as from that
institution the usual pay. checks were
distributed to the employees of the
Northern Pacific railroad.
This seems to be the open season
4 for rtIT1Tr1pprn .en1a- acrnr1t,r 10 ~
nouncements seen in the store win
dows. r.
Superintendent Nichols of the North,
ern Pacific spent last evening in thC
city making some social calls.
A. J. Wright, secretary of the com
mercial club of Moorhead, said toda!
that the next regular meeting of thu
club will be held next Tuesday, bu'
there is not q great deal of bushes!
on his desk, but it is understood tina
one or two large matters are likely t.
be introduced for action.
M. n Mrs. August Froeming ant
two sons were passengers this morn
ing for Stockton, Cal, where they in
tend to sojourn for the winter.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. E. Kelly of Melrost
Mimi, were guests at the New Column
bia-,
Among the guests at the Comstoc,
hotel were, o. G. Hanson of George
town; E. J. Long of The Herald a
Hawley; NJ. o. Volan of Rustad: MI
and Mrs. Sam Halland and Miss Haze
Halland of Comstock; State Enginee
Starr of Breckenridge.
Mr.. and Mrs. James McCradie an
Mr.. and Mrs. H. c.. Gooth, of Hen
drum, and Louis Hanson of Ada wer
visitors in the city.
The street committee of the cit
council has had some good work don
along Fourth street south, from tn
pavement out to the slough and tn