The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1913-08-06
EAST SIDE NOTES

superintendent Edwards of h pub
nc schools has returned from Pelican
bass, 1t was not known thai the
doughty superintendent had ever made
any claims at being a disciple of the
famous Walton n they are asking
VINO caught the fish for the expert
in pedagogy. b.
Miss Waddell, Of Senator Marden's
office, has returned from a vacation
spent at her home in Bottineau and
among the beauty spots in that part of
the state.
George E.. Perley has returned from
a trip to. the northern part of the
state, principally covering Clearwater
county, where he says there are some
excellent crops, ~ .....t
Atty. E. E. Sharp made a drive to the
as Comstock. He talked with many of
the farmers and the general report was
that so per cent Of all the grain cutting
is done. We -.
A special term of the district court
for Clay county will be held next
week.
Fergus Falls Journal: Mr.. and Mrs.
George l.. Austin made an automobile
trip to Lidgerwood, N. d, Saturday,
returning by way Of Campbell. They
travelled ITO miles during the day. Mr..
Austin says he has never seen better
crops anywhere than there are in the
nelghborhood Of Great Bend.
Crookston Times Mr.. and Mrs.
Chas Loring and daughters, Helen and
Genevieve. and their guests, Mrs. Field
and Miss Perrin of Superior, Wis, and
Hugh Rosaaen, left this morning for
an auto trip in the central part of the
state. They went from here to Itasca
lake, where they will spend a day or
two, and from there will go to Battle
Lake, taking in many of the lakes in
that district. Miss Perrin will leave
the. party about Thursday for Mime
days before going to her home at Su-
perior.
Yesterdays Fergus Falls Journal:
p. e. Adams and family and Mr.. and
Mrs. NJ. T. Mcmahon left this morning
for Fargo by automobile They will
go to Wahpeton and north from tina
city over the famous meridian road,
and return by way of Detroit and the
region. ~ " .~
The state investment board has ap-
proved loans to counties. towns and
school districts out of the state per-
manent school fund amounting to $751;
256. One loan was to the city of Fer
gus Falls, which obtained $55, 500 for
the extension of it's sewer system. Ait
kin and Swift counties got $4,000 and
$40, 400, respectively, for ditch con-
struction work and Cottonwood drew
v y " Lo 0o1llC put oSC. SI. ISI6T
gets SIS, 900 for the construction of a
new school building in the place of one
recently burned, Taylors Falls was
awarded $4,000: Gonvick. Clearwater
Falls SIG, 900 and Fosston $4,000,
all for schools. '.". 80. -.a
Senator Marden is up from Killarney
beach for a few days to attend to some
business matters. '
Edwin Littler of the Bachenheimerl
store has gone to Fort Dodge. IA
where he will join his wife and chill
dren who have been there for a week
or two. The family will return tol
in about two weeks. Ills
Local brewery agents have heard
Is to be tested and, that preliminaries
will be heard before Judge Willard at
Paul.
The Journal and The News at Wal
lena have been consolidated as 1t was
apparent that the field was notl
.arge enough for two papers.
The Motorcycle club of Fergus Falls
has arranged for a u to Fargo and
1, suggestion has been made that auto
.ng and make a display OF $50 motor
cycles and 200 automobiles for the Far
to look at.
Martin Widsten, the well known
editor of Warroad, was in Fergus Falls
yesterday in connection with some reall
estate business. Mr.. Widsten comesI
rom the extreme northern portion Of
Warroad being within eight
niles of the Canadian border, andl
states that brisk interest," is being TAX
IN there in a bill which Congressman
STEVENSON has introduced in congress-.
providing that settlers may prove up
On homesteads in the swamp districts
paying $3.50 per acre for drainage,
or clearing without actunl rcsi-l