The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1913-04-17
EAST SIDE NOTES

Mayor Beck: I gave he street COM
place the small wooden foot bridge
which crosses the Red river from This
CITY 20 Fourth street in Fargo as the
George E. Perley expects to leave
tonight for a business trip to Redfeld,
.. L., TO return Of Saturday.
Rallroad men say that the wreck at
new York Mills, Tuesday night. will
prove a rather costly accident as there
VIII De heavy claims mad efor DESTROY
ing wheat and merchandise. 1t is said
mat the sight Of all kinds of com
nooitles mixed with grain stuff of
slfnllar character is understandable.
Friends of DR.. and Mrs. o. J. Hagen
are heartily co~ngratulating them on
the recovery Of their little son who
stream is now practically free from
Ice. The work will probably be com
pleted by this evening.
narrowly escaped a very serious ill
ness which for a day or two gave the
parents a great deal of concern.
Lawrence Wright of the A. J. Wright
Great Northern for an extended trim
over the eastern territory covered by
this firm.
A regular meeting of the Degree of
Honor will be held this evening and
a good attendance is requested.
Fergus Falls is inflicted with a gang
or pad burglars. One entered the home
OF Ole Back, who lives alone on the
outskirts of the city. Tuesday night.
Inc thief took what valuables he could
hnd and $50 in money, locked Gle in
a room and said he would write a let
ter to the sheriff telling him to liber-
ate MIN. The burglar kept his prom
Use and dropped a note in the mail
box telling what he had done to Ole.
however, Back succeeded in liberat-
ing himself in a couple of hours, but
no trace of the burglar has been dis
covered.
Tuesdays Red Wing Republican:
MISS Emma Kuhfeld. music instructor
m the local public schools, went to
minneapolis this noon wher she will
take part in a recital given by the
pupils of S.. Howard Brown, at the
Lexington hotel this evening.
Nick Ahles, graduate of the st. Cloud
normal has been elected superintendent
OF schools at Foley. Mr.. Ahles mas had
charge of the school at Pierz for the
past two a
THE wife of Christ Hanson was ex-
am1ned as to her sanity before Judge
Sharp last evening by County Attorney
Dosland and Drs. Verne and Awty. The
examining board dismissed the com
plant deciding that the unfortunate
woman was not insane. Mrs. Hanson's
condition is p~itiable, she is the mother
or a large family of small children and
1t is said something will have to be
done to help the woman.
Judge Nye has ordered Judgment in
FAVOR of the plaintiff in the case of
Huntoon VS.. Brendemuhl notwithstand-
ing the verdict of the jury after trial
at the fall term of the district court.
Ihe dispute was over the value of a car
load of potatoes which was alleged to
have been frozen, the defendant claim
ing he was not responsible, and the
jury took that view. Attorney Sharp,
FOR the plaintiff, moved for a Judgment
for the plaintiff Notwithstanding the
verdict on the ground that a subse-
quent chattel mortgage had changed
the relations of the parties and made
the responsible the con-
t%ention of Mr.. Sharp has been sustained
by the court.
The Sunday Night club of the First
congregational church will be enter
tained by Mrs. L. Pilot at her home on
Sixth street south.
Ray Davis. Northern Pacific agent at
L~1tchVll1e, N. D., has been spending a
few days at the home of his wife's
parents Mr.. and Mrs. C. A. Under.
Mrs. Fred Strub and Mrs. Alec Mem
EEK we're hostesses this afternoon for a
Sociai gathering of the members of the
Ladies society of st. Joseph's church at
st. Joseph's hall.
us = evening paper MI.
ana Mrs. Brown, who have resided in
the Glass Block, are about to move to
Fargo. Mr.. Brown who travels for a
large tobacco company, has been trans
terred to North Dakota and will make
MS headquarters in that city.
Except st. Paul with 2 degrees
higher, 50 degrees; Moorhead was the
Warmest place on the local weather
bureau map at z o'clock this morning.
The conditions were clear with a west
Wtnd, The maximum yesterday was SO
degrees.
The omission was made yesterday
that Thomas H. Canield of Lake park
n a number of the state fair board
was along those who attended the
evening meeting of the Better Farm
ing people on Tuesday. Mr. Canfeld is
a devout advocate of the idea and in
dividually did some valuable boosting
during his visit.
Among the registrations at the New
Columbia hotel were, H. c.. Ryan of
He1drum, H. F. Brendemuhl of Krag-
mes, j. w. Denny of St. Cloud, and Jo-
seph Danielson of Lake Park. At the
Hotel Comstock were, w. G. Maper of
Minneapolis, Mr.. and Mrs. r. Aylmer
of Htllsboro, D. Brasett of Kalispell,
Mont, John Johnston of Comstock and
F.. j. Kelly of st. Paul.