The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1913-09-29
EAST SIDE NOTES

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spent last Saturday evening in the
city in connection with an investiga-
ton he is pursuing. He arrived on
one Of the afternoon trains and left at
1870 p. IN.
The next term of court to demand
the attention of Judge Nye will be the
one for Becker county, to be held at
Detroit next week.
A work train distributed a number
of telegraph poles and other material
along the. Northern Pacific right Of way
Immediately east of the New Column
bia hotel, this morning. 1t is said
there is to be some improvements
made in the local yards in the tele-
graphic construction department.
"A marriage license was issued this
morning to Nicholas Becker, a North
ern Pacific fireman, n Martha
Krabbenhoft, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. August Krabbenhoft of Sabin.
Of st. Paul and Cleo Helen CLARK Of
Clay county.
Jacob A. Seaver of FELTON, was in
the city today for a big supply of
potato sacks. He will begin digging
potatoes on his sixty acre field Of
Early Ohios tomorrow. He will use
five large wagons hitched together. and
they will be drawn from the field to
the railroad siding by a traction
engine which will draw enough spuds
to fill a car at each trip from the
field.
A disruption to the street car serv-
ice on the courthouse and Dilworth
loops in Moorhead is still On. A good
many people think that the house.
movers in charge of the moving Of the
old warehouse from the Harris Bros.
site are pretty slow. Today the now
was made of the turn from Front
street to Tenth street, but heaven
knows how long the journey will be
along the latter thoroughfare. The
street railway people are doing the
best they can.
According to The Lake Park Jour
nal the joint tuberculosis sanatorium
commission for Clay and Becker
ties has practically decided not to
consider any site which is more than
two and a half miles from either of
the principal cities or villages on the
main line of the Northern Pacific rail-
way, in either Clay or Becker counties.
The location must necessarily be high
enough for good drainage, and it is
also desirable that it be near enough
to one of the villages so that electric
light can be purchased from the plant
supplying the adjacent village. The
site of the sanatOrium must consist OF
not less than twenty acres.
The Woman's club Of Minneapolis
announces the offering Of a prize OF
S25 for the best one-act play written
nv an undergraduate of the UNIVERSE
tv of Minnesota. DR.. Richard, Burton
is the chairman Of the committee tC
Judge the plays submitted.
The Aslop Manufacturing Co. has
begun action in the United States
court at Fergus Falls against the
Warren Milling Co. Of Warren, MINI.
for alleged patent INFRINGEMENT. The
Aslop company elaine that the Mill
ing company is using a certain patent.
ed process for bleaching flour, that the
process is the invention Of two Irish
men who patented it in Ireland and
later in America. and that they sold
out their rights to the Alsop company
The company asks that the milling
company be enjoined from further use
Of the process and that it be compel
led to account for profits already
made through it's use.
Married at Detroit, Mimi, by Rev
FIR. Charles Cannon. Fred Weltzin OF
Lisbon. N. D., and Miss" Sarah Bison
Of Detroit. The bridegroom is an en-
ploye in the office of the Northwestern
Telephone Exchange Co. at Lisbon.
Moorhead high school won it's first
football game of the season in a game
with the high school at Casselton last
: Saturday. The score was 25 to s.
The seventeenth annual convention
of the Stats Verbands and the thirty
first annual convention of the German
Catholic Mutual Aid society of Min
neapolis are in session this week. at
st. Cloud, h first sessions being held
yesterday, and they will continue over
Oct. /. The feature yesterday was
the parade of members and officers
over 5000 strong. Six special trains
! carried delegates into the city.