The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1913-11-05
EAST SIDE NOTES

The FoXhome correspondent of The
Wilkin County Gazette says that sew
a carloads Of potatoes have beer
shipped from this place to Illinois
markets during the fall. Chas. Lilli-
bridge, William and o. J.. Newsch-
wander and Ed. Sterrit are among the
latest shippers. There has been much
interest taken in potato craving in
this vicinity during the past season
and many farmers intend to plant
potatoes on a larger scale mex spring.
At Wolverton potatoes have been
marketed at a lively rate as most of
the tubers have been dug and very
few were in the ground when the frost
appeared. ..-.' a
Leslie Weller, jr, returned this
morning from Madison, Wis, where he
went to witness the Minnesota iscon-
sin game last Saturday. He says there
were not less than %, 900 people on the
field.
Clerk of Court McCubrey is not a
butter in" he has resided in Clay
county since 1884, has held the office
he now holds for thirteen years and
has only been in the Clay county Jail
called him there. MI. McCubrey thinks
is pays people to mind their own bust
ness, especially in official life. ,
Crookston decided to retain the in
comes from saloons at the election yes
terday and too the voters overturned
the socialist candidate for mayor. L.
Ellington was elected city clerk, de-
feat1ng a man who had held the office
for a dozen years. .
Atty. j. B. Campbell of Spokane,
WASH, was a caller on Attorney TIL
~lotson, his former partner here yester-
day.
The show windows of the Howard
Moody store seem to have been a ~steller
attraction for the man. lady visitors
IN the city today. Another attractive
show window Is one at the Moorhead
Hardware Co. .
William Ludwig, a prominent farmer
at Lawndale, passed through Moorhead
last night on his way to Breckenridge
to attend the ~obsequies for Barney w.
Cole, late register of deeds of Wilkin
county.
Mr.. and Mrs. George BilIsboro came
in from Lisbon, N. D., last night where
they ave been visiting their son and
new granddaughter, leaving later for
Minneapolis to attend to some business
matters and 10 some sightseeing.
According to a letter received by
Rev. and Mrs. George Booth, their son
Cameron Booth. of the art institute,
Chicago, received first honorable men,
ton for the month Of October in the
life. gallery. ~.-
Miss Louise Hagen: of Rollag, Mimi,
is one or the Clay county teachers at
tending the North Dakota Educational
association now in session at Fargo.
The contractors have promised Agent
Stodder that the new brick platform
will be entirely completed by Friday
night next. There has been some delay
awaiting material.
Advance lodge OF Independent Order
of Odd Fellows will meet in regular
session this evening, in the Masonii
hall. and all visiting members are
cordially invited to make a social call.
The east, west and south side walls
of the Harris Bros, machinery build
ing are up nearly to the second floor
in place on the first floor. The erection
of this big structure Is attracting even
more interest and attention from visit
ors in the city and the general public
than the building of the Comstock ho-
tel did.
The dancing party given last even
ing by, the Royal League council Of
this city was very largely attended
and greatly enjoyed by all present.