The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1912-04-17
EAST SIDE NOTES.

These are the days when there are
many visitors at the normal school.
representatives of school boards over
the country, in search OF teachers to
fill vacancies for the next school year.
President Weld also says that there
are a great many inquiries by mail.
A very fine address, to the student
of Concordia college was made yester-
day morning by c.. r. Boostrom of st.
Paul, an attache in the Office OF the
public examiner OF the state and who
is in the city making the usual audit
of the books of the officers in the Clay
county courthouse. Mr.. Boostrom has
had considerable experience in school
work and has filed engagements as a
Lyceum bureau lecturer on live topics.
His remarks before the local students
were forceful and uplifting and he was
literally ~applauded at the close.
w. e. Burton has been appointed
chief of police by Mayor Mcbride at
Fergus Falls. One of the new patrol
men, o. G. Molden, is a surveyor. ana
the second one. Theodore Kleppe. Is an
ex-church pastor. The chief is to be
paid $50 a month and the patrolmen,
$50 each.
The Ninth district group OF the
Minnesota Bankers association win
meet in annual session at Battle Lake.
May 2S, the programme for which has
been arranged and will soon leave the
hands of the printer.
DR.. Fred Rasmussen of KATHRYN. NJ
D., who has been visiting at the home
OF Mr.. n Mrs. Halvor Rasmussen
has returned to his home.
Mrs. 2. r. Collins was hostess for
the meeting Of the Ladies' union of the
congregational church this afternoon.
A recent real estate transfer was a
farm of 4S0 acres in Morken TOWNSHIP
sold by L. H. Pinkney to Albert n
Winters of Mankato for $4,000.
One of the most enjoyable nriva -
dancing parties of the season was the
one given last night under the ar
spices Of the Entire Nous club Of this
city. The programme was arranged
with great a n and the music was
the pest obtainable. The decorations
OF the assembly room of the Sons Of
Norway building where. the party was
given was a scheme of red in which
carnations of that color were used
used profusely. Al buffet luncheon
was served during the evening.
The organization OF the Automo.
bile club OF Moorhead win be orr.
pleted at an adjourned meeting of be
held this evening at the city hall.
George f. Fuller has returned from
p south where he was called sew
eral weeks g on account of illness
IN his family. Mr.. Fuller looks as
though he and the southern climes
had been having a fine time together.
Good prices ruled al the sale Of the
dairy stock, machinery. horses. etc.
at the Lyman farm at Dilworth yes
terday. The bidding was very active
for all that was offered. especially for
the mich COWS which were renrIted
to be among the best in Clay county.
Some OF the cows sold as high as SIS
each.
2. n one OF Minneapolis, formerly
an extensive land owner ia CIav
county, was greeting his friends ii
the city today m talking business.
While he has not been able 10 be
out after his recent serious illness.
John M. Bayer is resting comfort
ably at his home and is enjoying the
calls Of his many friends and he Is
able to keep In touch with arairs
through the medium Of his papers and
magazines.
Fair and warmer signals were
hoisted over the weather station to-
day. There was a plenty OF sun
shine. but the quality OF the tenn
perature made light ~overcoats COM
Portable.
People in from the country report
ed that the fields over this part Of
the Red river valley were alive with
teams, seeding machinery and drags.
IT the weather man keeps UP his
batting streak it win be safe to take