The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1912-04-29
Moorhead Department

summer school which is to be held
at the Crookston school OK agrlcul-
ture, for a term of six weeks. Super
intendent Selyig Of the latter school
viii be the conductor.
The Pennington County fair for 1912
will be held at Thief River Falls,
Aug. !. 2 and 8.
The state veterinary examining
board, in session al the old capitol in
SL Paul, last Friday discussed plans
FOR h prosecution Of Homegrown
veterinary surgeons who are practis-
ing in the state without a license. The
me- will be first be warned, and IL
mat has no effect it is planned to
prosecute them.
Clay county will be represented on
the executive committee of the West
Central Minnesota Development as
ISOLATION by George L. Walker and on
the exhibit OF the same association by
a. j. Wright, who is secretary Of the
commercial club of Moorhead.
The play, Esmeraida, to be pro-
duced by the seniors of the Moorhead
high school, will be given Monday
evening, May 6, instead of Saturday,
May 4, as first announced. There is
a conflicting appointment and be-
sides Saturday night is rather awk-
ward for a great many people who
would like to witness the play which
is TO be presented on the state of the
auditorium at the normal school.
The Minnesota supreme court hand
ed down eleven decisions Friday ana
affirmed the lower courts in all Of
them.
Haldor E. Boon, jr, son of the
former congressman has taken sole
charge of The Wadena News, and n
contemporary says the boy has un-
dertaken a man sized job.
Representative Halvor STEVENSON
q secured the assignment of a
physician in the Indian service to
duty with the Red Lake Indians. MI.
STEVENSON has been notified by the
commissioner of Indian affairs that
orders have been issued to one of the
physicians now stationed in New
Mexico to proceed to the Red Lake
reservation for duty.
The first case in the state, Under
the new law which grants action for
damages against saloon keepers sell
ing liquor to persons who become in
jured or are killed, was tried at Red
wood Falls on Saturday. The
widow of John Choudek of Sea-
forth, MINI, received $1,000 award.
Her husband was killed by an auto
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after having been sold liquor by John
Bethany, Nick Lauk, Math Drees and
Max Darkow, saloonkeepers.
Alfred zuger, assistant attorney
general of North Dakota, spent a
short time in Moorhead this morning.
He is an honored member of the alum
nj association Of the Moorhead high
school.
After a slight frost tonight the wea-
Their forecast promises fair weather
with slowly rising temperature. To-
day there was plenty of sunshine, but
the air was a little bit snappy for
those who had to. do n driving. The
chilliness comes from the Canadian
northwest. At Winnipeg yesterday the
thermometer did not go above As de-
grees above zero.
Very gradually the water in the Red
river is getting lower. The guage to-
day showed 81 feet, about two inches
lower than the stage has been for a
few days.
The lease of the hotel at Dilworth
has been transferred to Mrs. Margaret
Hall Of Hawley by John Sponsel who
has been the manager since the es-
Enlistment of the town.
The election to vote on consolida-
ton of certain school districts viii be
held at Glyndon tomorrow.
L. Lofgren of Ulen will use 300
bushels of Early Ohio seed potatoes
this year and o. e. Reirsgord of the
same place will use 200 bushels.
The official hat for the male mem.
bers Of the senior class of the high