The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1913-08-02
EAST SIDE NOTES

parcel post terminals and they will be
two of the forty cities in the state
where terminals are to be established.
The terminals at Minneapolis will be
Located near the passenger stations.
ST. Paul is having a hard time finding
a building for the terminal. There the
terminals are to be opened as soon as
quarters can be prepared.
Warden Henry Wolfer of the state
prison yesterday denied the charges
that the Irvine manufactured at the
penitentiary was being sold to jobbers
and that local dealers were being held
up for a profit of 2 cents a pound. He
said that the increase in the price of
raw materials was responsible for the
raise" ,1-
A fitting token of appreciation for
the education they received in its
rooms was placed in the high school
assembly room at Ada this week by
the members Of the class of 1918 in the
form of two busts, one of Washington
and one of Lincoln.
There. Is considerable agitation at
Fertile among progressive citizens
who want ar electric light system for
the public and private lighting Of the
village. .. a.-.
Friends of the distinguished prelate
will regret to hear that Bishop Nor
rison the head of the diocese of the
Episcopal church is not at all well in
health and has been obliged to re-
main in the house for a long time.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. E. Hunt, Of the
Comstock, are expected to return from
a s%ojourn at the lakes, tomorrow
morning.
The .stork special made a stop this
morning at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Julius c. Johnson and left the bright
est little boy ever and one of the
youngsters most interested admirers
was his little sister. .
John c.. Vincent has gone to Texas
on a business trip m to learn some
thing about the potato situation.
George L. walker was a business
visitor to Hawley yesterday and he did
some boosting for the Clay county ex-
hibit at the state fair.
III Moorhead b~artenders
a ball game tomorrow afternoon with
the Red SoX at Rustad. This prom
ises to be a snappy game for the fans.
Al exhibit of vegetables will be
made by the boys and girls attending
the several schools in the city in n
of the large show windows of the
Moorhead Hardware Co. store. The
Civic league is sponsor of the enter
prise.
Il letters received today Will Hum
phrey, who has been spending a week
or two in the Glacier National park,
says he was about to leave for Van
couver barracks to make a visit with
Captain Hagemann. Mr.. Humphrey
had just returned from a trip into the
mountains where he experienced the
novelty of witnessing a terrific sRow-
storm about the end of July. Il a.
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concluded a visit with his daughter,
Mrs. w. J. Awty and has returnl,& to
his home. "...
Postmaster Flaten has two good
postcard pictures of poses on the site
Of the new postof6ce, taken the morn
ing the first dirt was thrown foP the
excavations. One shows
Postmaster Flaten and Ed Fay, his
assistant, in the act Of placing the
shovel in the ground to lift the flrst
sod. They are looking west and be-
hind them is shown the MooYEtead
library building. The second
shows the same postoffice off,
Gals and Mr.. Miller, the contractor in |
of the erection of the new
building, and several of the lahorers
on the job. Copies of the pictures will
be placed In the foundation stone of
the building, with other interesting
III lily Wy VI hCeu. I
Mrs. Marie Boynton is now a mem
Der Of the Winona police department.
She will act as matron at the police
There are a number of people in the |
city, now that it is understoon where
The new postoffice building is going to
stand, who are not at all bashful in
their disapproval of the Sc
lection of the site. They saw III ia a
business building and it ought to have
placed in the business center.
suggestions are now being offered that
he proposed new city buildings and |
he auditorium be erected on sites near
ne Hotel Comstock.