The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1913-11-20
Moorhead Department

owing to the pressure of court duties
at Ada.
Rev. H. A. Kernen Of the Congrega-
tional church was the speaker during
Ihe chapel hour exercises at Fargo COL
Iege this morning.
Judge Baldwin of Frazee was a caller
at the office Of Senator Marden today.
Atty. e. E. Sharp spent the day at
Wadena on business, expecting to re-
turn tonight.
Mrs: Garfield Rustad Is a patient at
ST. Johns hospital at Fargo and Is re-
covering nicely from an operation to
which she was subjected to a few days
ago.
Chief of Police O'Laughlin returned
from a business trip to Minneapolis
TINS morning. He followed up some in
formation which had been impaired TO
Of Miss Violet Nelson last Sunday
night, but it was all to no avail.
Norman County Herald: DR.. Lyons,
or the state live stock and sanitary
board, spent Saturday in Ada looking
up some reported cases of hog cholera.
He found one farm where the hogs
were infected with this disease and an
other farm where the owner reported
Of ~thirty-hve. with the increase in
corn growing hog cholera is sure to
increase and every possible effort
should be made to prevent the spread
- ILLS ulSSdSS. Inc loss from nOS
cholera in Minnesota this year Is esti-
mated to be at least S. 900, 900.
Tickets for the production of The
Rose Maiden, to be presented by the
choral union at the state normal school
Monday evening next will be placed on
sale at B. r. Mackalrs drug store at 9
o'clock Saturday morning.
Married, at the parsonage of the
Swedish Lutheran church, by Rev. n.
M. Eckman, last evening. Miss Amelia
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day, N. D., a station on the new Far
go-Surrey cutoff Of the Great North
ern. $3.50.
Letters say that M: A. Olson. ticket
agent at the Northern Pacific station,
who is a patient at the Brainerd hos
pital, is recovering nicely from an at
tack Of typhoid fever Inc is looking
for his discharge from the institution
before Thanksgiving. ...
Among the guests at the Comstock
were E. z. Robinson, Duluth; Burt
Cannon, Lisbon, N. D.; e. H. Jacobs,
Chicago; Morgan Burke, Grand Forks;
Mr.. and Mrs. w. D, McInnes, Kelso,
N. D.; J. Il. Johnson, A.. r. Iverson and
Nels Nestlbye of Ulen and Mr.. and
Mrs. G.. A. Lord of Brainerd, MINI.
Reports come from Thief River Fails
that the election laws were not proper
ly observed in connection with the
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no respect to the corrupt practices
provisions of the law and that the So
ctaltsts are up in arms and allege that
they will take the seats to which they
were elected.
Indications point to a banner attend
ance at the meeting of the Red River
Valley Dairymen's convention in
Crookston on Dec. 3 and 4. The butter
makers from all directions have signi-
fed their intentions Of being present,
and today Superintendent Selvig, who
Is president of the association, received
word that the buttermaker at Lam
caster was going to bring a number
Of interested farmers from that section
down to attend the meeting. Other
butter makers will be urged to do the
same, and 1T is probable that the at
tendance of armer will be very large.
Judge Nye: The Oak Mound Conso-
lidated school in Kragnes township
which was dedicated with ~splendidly
arranged ceremonies last Tuesday was
an eye-opener to me and it surely must
have been to others from here who
what the people of the combined dis
tricts lave accomplished and it is an
unmistakable display of the desire to
supply the very best in the way of a
common school education-to me the
disclosure of the enterprise was amaz-
ing and 1t certainly is a lesson for the
other boys over the county. The best
Of praises are due the people of Krag-
mes. - ~ Il
This evening the Civics club of Moor
head will entertain at the home Of
Atty. and Mrs. r. H. Peterson for the
grade teachers of the public schools
and the teachers of the model school at
the normal. The affair will be in
charge of the Children's auxiliary Sec
ton of the club.
The police at Fergus Falls were sur
prised last Monday with a report of a
wicked hold-up which netted no wealth
whatever as the victim of the robbery
forger had been doing some fine work
and netted $40. No arrests were made
and the people OF the town are urging
more police activity in the way of rid
ding the place of crooks.