The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1913-08-15
EAST SIDE NOTES

1t seems as though everything is
large" in connection with the public
schools at Detroit, MINI.
Annie Gallagher of the class in the
high school at Detroit has been award
ed a scholarship by Fargo college and
she Will be enrolled in that institution
for the next school year.
DIR. Hugh Mckay, a Winnipeg ply
sician, who has a cottage at Shore
ham, has written a very plain letter
detailing the inefficiency of health
safeguards at the Shoreham resort,
and is after the state board of health
with a sharp stick.
State Bank Examiner Kelsey S.
Chase has announced the personnel of
his staff, as required by an act of the
last legislature, and he has named Al
bert E. Dorff, Detroit young man and
former deputy county auditor, as as
sistant examiner.
Deputy Game Warden Jones, of OF
ter Tail county, reports great success
with the lake trout which the game
and fish commission placed in Otter
Tail lake some time ago These fish
are easily propagated and grow to
weigh as much as twenty-five pounds,
1t is the intention of the game and fish
commission to hatch lot of these
trout fry in the Detroit hatchery this
winter, If arrangements can be made
to keep tie waters of Lake Sale from
flooding the hatchery while the work
is in progress. .IT0
County Agent F. r. Johnson came in
from trip through F'ribere and other
places Thursday and states that ne
found no further traces of hog cholera
and the disease is probably confined to
the small area already reported. It is
aid that Mr.
most hogs. shipped in some two
months or SO ago, and. they probably
brought the infection with them.
Former Supt. e. T. Chestnut of the
public schools at Perham is now a.
practicing attorney, having very sue
cessfully passed the state bar examin-
alton.
An Otter Tail county farmer has re-
fused $3.50 an acre for his farm which
us needed for the Hoot Lake Water,
supply enterprise.
The state Elks' convention will be
held at Willmar Aug. 20. 21 and %
this year; and a large. delegation is
planning to attend from this city. The
distance is about 100 miles-a, nice
days run-and it Is expected that a
large number will go by automobile
The trip will be made by way of Her
man and Benson where the roads are
good, and ten or dozen autos are ex-
pected to go, while several will travel
by train. 49,. ~. E..e.' -. :
. commencement exercises under the
auspices of the parochial school, in con-
nectton with the Swedish Lutheran
church, Will be held next Sunday even
ing in the church, the pastor Rev. Mr.,
Eckmann presiding.
Mrs. George L. Walker entertained a.
rev friends day or two ago in honor
of her husbands natal anniversary.
Friends of Mr.. and, Mrs John w,
Harris. will regret to. hear that their
little. daughter is seriously Ill with am
attack of pneumonia.
Mrs. Fields and Gordon Nye accom-
panied Attorney and Mrs. tLoring, when
the latter returned to their home at
Crookston this morning after concIud-
ing a. visit with DIR. and Mrs, Dar-
row. Judge and Mrs Nye did not go
as reported. @,y b..
Contractor William Wagner has
practically completed the excavations
for the foundation OF the new post
Office building and today was squaring
up the different curleyques he was
called upon to make in connection with
the big hole. The contractor for the
building is expected to be on the lob
for the beginning of the substantial
concrete walls in day or two.
2 The relative humidity at the local
weather station at Z O'clock this morn
ing was 80 per cent. At 1870 a, m.
the wind had changed from a southerIy
direction to due north The official
temperature maximum about 4 o'clocIy
Yesterday z afternoon was 81 $50 de-
grees.I I-[-.~- -.,G 53s-, -.