The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1912-03-20
Moorhead Department

last tan made that commodity a very
tempting sale 10 those who had bar
lev and as q result few farmers have
any more than they want for seed
Themselves ana many have little OF
none for seed. The same is true OF
fax.
A. 2. Lnberg. night ticket clerk at
the N. T. depot, was called to Caring
ton, N. d., today to appear as a Wit
ness In a case where the plaintiff sues
to recover the value OF q horse al
legged TO have been killed by one of the
cornpanyss trains.
The signals at the weather station
todayswer for fair-and colder weather
tonight and tomorrow. The wind was
slightly to the northeast.
Max Kalbrener has returned from a
sotourn at a health resort near Sila-
kopee, MINI.
Guy r Amsden has concluded a visit
with Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. e. Parley
and has gone east on a. business trip
which will include Detroit, MINI.
Cleveland, n Columbus, O.. He ex-
poets to return to his home at Spo-
kane, Wash, by way Of California.
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People from Glyndon today, say that
Editor Osborn actually made a short
talk" at the school meeting in that
town yesterday afternoon.
There is a nifty trolley line conductor
on the normal school loop who e
feathers on the front of his cap-and
the poise of his head indicates that he
dearly loves those feathers.
Report from the room of John NJ.
Bayer, this afternoon, was to the ef-
feet that an encouraging Improvement
was noted in his general condition.
There is considerable important bust
ness to be transacted at the adjourn
ed meeting of the city council tonight,
Contracts are to be let for the city
printing. carrying artesian, water, etc,
and ms or two important reports are
expected to be filed.
The iron and tin work for the new
North Star college at Warren, Mimi,
will be supplied by RemIey & Olson Of
Moorhead, the successful bidders for
the contract. r.
Mayor Davy has named Aldermen
Lamb, Malvey, Bodkin and Merritt,
himself being a member ex-oficio, as
the committee OF the council to. confer
with the commercial club on the mat
ter of the pending franchise before
the city council.
Secretary Wright of the commercial
club has been given charge 81 the col
lection of data Of Clay county which is
to be used by Fl. j. Maxfeld, state
commissioner of immigration, in the
general advertising of Minnesota this
year and the PRONUNCIATION OF infor-
nation for the use, of new settlers and
immigrants.
The sports, male and female, at Be-
midi, are having a sorry time OF 1t at
the hands Of the police and sheriff.
Beer and whiskey galore were found
In some Of the places raided.
President Vincent has wired that he
cannot attend the commencement ex-
e~rcisesi at the Crookston school of ag-
riculture, tomorrow. Dean James will
deliver the address instead.
Dr.. Humphrey reports that the con-
dition of his father was more, encourag-
ing today. He Is now rational and
seems to be feeling pretty good, but
nothing can be said as to what will
result from the patients frosted hand.
Women of Bemidji are expected soon
to take definite steps towards the es-
adjustment Of a rest room for women
shoppers and visitors to the city.
The Bemidji Pioneer reports the ar
rival of a flock OF wild canaries and
they have been seen in the trees In the
library park. {