The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1913-11-10
EAST SIDE NOTES

1t was stated at the county auditors
office today that forty-two Licenses
have been issued in Clay county to Kill
big game in this state.
The board Of county commissioners
| of Clay county will meet in special
session next Friday morning at ~
o'clock.
The following marriage licenses have
been issued by Clerk of Court NC
Cubrey during the last day or Two: Os-
car olson and Cora Ekjonsby of Rich
land county, N. D.; Edmund ID.
and Emma Gunderson of Wells county,
N. D.; and Louis Iverson and Emma j..
Iverson Of Clay county, Mimi. ~.
Assistant Engineer Willard Of the
state drainage board wired the Hot-l
ComstoSk this morning to have ten
rooms reserved for members or the
board and party who are to arrive IN
! quest was coupled to have a dinner
ready for the party. The officials are
on a tour of inspection and come to
Moorhead from Breckenridge.
Frank Burrell of Frazee a day or
two ago., sold a bunch of COWS to r. A.
Parker at al average price or 800 per
head. The COWS, all well bred, were
bred on Mr.. BurrelIs farm.
The Frazee Free Press reports the
sale Of a farm, by John Engebretson
to John w. Smith of Fargo. r.
George F. Ward and family of Cass
county, N. D., have moved to Frazee
and will occupy a farm at the. west
end of Graham lake.
It is reported that thieves entered
the saloon of Charles Erdel a few
nights ago and among the stuff stolen
were sixteen quart bottles of wh1skey.
1t is stated that the job was pulled on
the same night entry was made TO the
Leslie Welter offices. g..
Among the arrivals at the Comstock
were: +. w. Allen, st. Louis; A. M.
Farmer, Baker; P. A. Adams, Caring
ton; Alex w. Crozier, state hotel In
spector, st. Paul; Mrs. Israel Berg
ley City and A. H. ScoVel, La Moure,
N. D.
The public schools at Perham have
been temporarily closed on account of
the report Of a number Of cases OF
d~iphtheria.
The biennial report of the state
game and fish commission has jest
been issued. The report is very COM
p~renensiVe and among other things
gives a complete list of arrests n
convictions under the state game
laws.
District Engineer Starr. accompan-
led by the county attorney of WilKin
county, inspected the proposed o
through Shaw's lake.
Governor Eberhart has issued a
proclamation requesting the observ-
ance Of Nov. 10 as Lincoln day. This
is the 50th anniversary of the deliver
ing of Lincoln's Gettysburg address,
and Governor Eberhart desires hat
the address be read to the school pu-
pills in every school in Minnesota,
preferably as a part Of a Lincoln pro-
gramme.
Following a series of lectures at Be-
midi recently, by A. c.. Rankin of
Chicago, temperance evangelist, over
$50 persons have taken the pledge to
refrain from the use OF Intoxicating
liquors as Il beverage. Mr.. Rankin
instituted a campaign against the sa-
looms at Cloquet and the election last
week the voters voted against the is
suance of any more licenses by a. ma
jority of 113 and thirteen saloons have
been put out of business. 1t is said
that a spirit Of lawlessness during the
past year or two provoked the people
to take action as warnings. seemed
to have NJ effect whatever.
The Bridge. club will be entertained
by Mrs. Grasse, at her home, next
Friday afternoon, Nov. IA.
Mrs. W. M. Peterson of Minneap-
oils is visiting her sister, Mrs. G. II.
Knapp, for a few days.
improvements have been made in
the postoffice at Halstad. among them
the installation Of a number Of new
lock boxes.