The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1913-10-24
EAST SIDE NOTES

S. o. Tang, a teacher in the consol-
idated school at Kragnes, has been
nominated at the annual meeting of
n state educational association, in
session at Minneapolis, to be one of
the directors for two years, a recog-
milton of Clay county which will be
appreciated. This year there seems
to be a desire to give many Of the
official places to the women and If
this prevails Mr.. Tang may be out
voted.
Senator Marden: 1t Is perfectly
right and proper for the democrats
to change the administration. They
are In NJ saddle and will be held re-
sponsible and they should have depu-
ties and custom collectors, ETC., &C.
cording to their liking-to the victors
belong the spoils is just as logical
now as 1T was a decade or more ago..
The Witches Of the normal school
Will give n of their delightful dane
ing parties in the gymnasium tomor-
row night.
The cornerstone for the Harris
Bros. big machinery house at the cor
ner OF Front street and Sixth street
was laid this afternoon by Carl
Bjorkquist, the contractor in charge
OF the brick and stone work.
Confirmation services are to be held
in the Kirkebo church near Perley next
Sunday.
Married by Rev. George Booth Of
Presbyterian church, at his home
last night, Miss Anna Seaman of Will
l1ston, N. D, to Willard Proctor Of
LaMoure, N. D.
There is an attractive reminder of
the coming of Halloween to be seen
in a big display Of lanterns, and all
kinds of fantastic things at the McNab
drug store on Front street.
Leslie Welter received advices this
morning that considerable damage was
done to the potato crops in northern
n central Wisconsin by frost last
Monday night. The very big crop in
Michigan was not hurt a particle. A
big Cincinnati commission house has
made inquiries as to the extent of the
damage done in the Red river valley
as soon as it is known. During the
last day or two there has been a rapid
movement OF potatoes from the fields
IN Clay county to the cellars and
Mrs. c. E. Ross Of Mott, N. D., is
visiting relatives and friends at De-
troit, MINI.
Fergus Falls is to have an industri-
school building if the plans of the
board of education do not fall through.
The tunnel, the largest piece of work
connected with the Hoot AXE project
IN Otter Tail county has been complet-
ed and, yesterday, Vernon A. Wright
and John Lauritzen shook hands
through the excavation at 10:45 g.. m.
County Agent Gray of Norman
county and Professor Wentzell are CO.
operating in the erection Of potato
at Halstad and Hendrum
account Of the prospective increase
the potato industry in western Nor
man county.
1ngvar Hanson, the young man who
was shot in FELTON, township, by Til
Webster, nearly a month ago, is
recuperating at the home of friends
at Twin Valley. Webster has been held
to the district court Of Clay county
on a charge Of assault in the first. de-
gree. Webster will have his trial at
December term Of the district
court for Clay county.
The executive committee of the
Minnesota Educational associ-
alton has selected Thursday. Friday
and Saturday, March IL, 10 and IA. as
dates for the annual meeting. to
be held in st. Cloud. Supt. c. H.
of st. Cloud is president of the
association and Prof. I. r. Johnsrud,
secretary.
The first corn eve shipped out of
Hendrum was two carloads, by the
McAndrews Bros. a few days ago.. It
was Northwestern dent, and all of ex-
ceptionally fine quality.
The Rev. F. M. Eckman of the
Swedish Lutheran church off1ciated at
funeral, yesterday for Mrs. Lewis