The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1912-09-10
trict Judge, judge of probate and coun
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trict Judge, judge of probate and coun-
ty superintendent of schools.
L #. Moe, head of the Moe depart
ment store, has returned from a bust
ness trip to Chicago and coming home
at Minneapolis.
Journal-Pres ST. Cloud: One
trouble with the second choice on
least half of the voters have not yet
selected their first choice.
Congressman stevenson is spending
a few days in the country about Per-
ham,, looking after his campaign in
terests.
The Red Wing Republican: Mrs.
Theodore Carlson of Beiieid, N. d.,
has returned to Red Wing. Mrs.
mer months at their North Dakota
home. She reports crops of all kinds
as splendid in that section Wheat
Will go from twenty to thirty bushels
to the c and other grains accord
ingly. The merchants anticipate a
great trade for the farmers there will
be prosperous.
August Anderson, who has been Wis
ting friends at st. Cloud, has return
ed to no his home.
p. H. Ferdinandson, within the city
limits of st. Cloud, harvested 700
bushels of onions from one acre of
land and sold the product for 1926,
which he says was like finding it.
Ivan Carlson, aged 80 years. was
drowned in the Red river at Crook
ston yesterday morning. The body
was recovered in about half an hour
after it entered the water. He was
the son of Edward Carlson and two
or three times had been an inmate of
two insane asylums.
Arthur Methaven, brought here
from Steele county, was examined by
the INSANITY board yesterday and was
declared insane and ordered sent to
the detention department of the asy-
lum at Fergus Falls. Marital truu-
bles are said to have affected his
mind.
Despite the advance in rates, Secre-
tary Wade of the Modern Brotherhood
of America says. that over seventy
five of the local members, out of near
ly ninety, have been transferred to the
higher rate, in some cases three times
more than what they were paying and
especially Is it so with policyhoiders
with the maximum amount.
w. A. Taylor, representing The
Packer of Chicago, Ill, was an arrival
in the city yesterday and was a guest
at the Comstock. MI. Barick who used
to cover this territory has been pro-
NOTED to the Office at Denver, Col.
Mrs. Mary Hubbs, with her family
of Fergus Falls, are guests at the
Comstock. Mrs. Hubs is going to
make Moorhead. her home as she de-
sires that her children avail themselves
of the splendid school and college IA,
~cilities in this city.
Miss Cora Sylvester, niece of Coun~
ty Attorney Johnson, is making a visit
in the city.
Poles for the interurban trolley line
to Dilworth have been set for a dis
lance of half a mile from the city of
Moorhead, to a point a! little beyond
the Great Northern crossing. The
street railway company has establish
ed a camp for the better convenience
of the men. Considering the size of
the force of men available rapid prog
ress is being made in all departments
of the construction work as the men
at work are of the better class of
workmen, steady and know what is re-
CURED of them.
It is said that in some localities in
this port of the valley threshing OPP
erations have been suspended on &C
count of reports from the elevators
that the grain is too damp. The
weather forecast, however, is favor
be resumed in a few days.