The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1913-10-17
Moorhead Department

parties under the auspices of the Eel.
lowcraft club and the Salamagund
! Card club,
Contractor Paxton has been called
to Mankato on business. .
Red Wing Republican, Edward
Dahl will leave RIDE Wing the first OF
the coming week to hunt prairie
chickens in the vicinity Of Moorhead
He procured a hunting license today
His cousin. Lloyd Allrich, Of Mime
apolis, will accompany Ahim on the
trip.
This mornings Twin City express
on the Northern Pacific was belated
and did not arrive until early this
afternoon.
People hereabouts cannot help but
express their appreciation of the very
beautiful weather which Is now SO
common in this part Of the Red river
valley. The moderately warm sunny
weather allows of building operations
70 go on with a rapidity which Is
nignly satisfactory to the contractors.
The new postofice building is away
above the street surface and if only
the stone work would come along the
structure would soon be up to the
second story. Rapid progress Is also
being made with the monster Harris
Bros machinery warehouse and OF:
nee building and Architect Hancock
expects h walls to be up to the Sec
ond story about the end of the COM
ing week. The basement window
frames have, been set.
Mrs: A. H.. Erickson is visiting
friends in Minneapolis and Austin,
Mimi.
st. Joseph's hall was crowded last
night with men and women patrons
or the splendid supper which was serv-
In connection with their annual ba-
zaar- The supper tables were loaded
with a tempting array Of good things
and al of them We're daintily and. APP
oetlz1nEly served. On the large plat
FORM were arranged booths and tables
which were presided over by sisters
OF the parochial school and women of
the church and they were kept busy
selling all sorts of useful and fancy
very attractive display Of plain and
fancy sewing and needle work, demon
strating dizziness in design included
nandiWork made by the girls Of the
seph's p%arochial school. This work
notably attracted the attention of buy
ers and the ladies' in charge were kept
busy selling. After, the supper many
Of the larger articles In the bazaar
which were unsold were offered for
sale by auction, P. J. Sullivan acting
as the a~uctioneer. 1t Is understood
mat the bazaar n the serving of
evening proved a financial success,
Is very,gratifying as the devoted
band of workers labored hard to make
it so.
President Aasgaard Of Concordia col
iege, accompanied by his wife and
the latter's sister, Mrs. Alfred Cyp-
tTeansen: expect to arrive home from
Eau Claire. Wis. some time on Sun
day.
Anti-saloon people at Crookston
petitioned for a special election
saloon licenses under the new law
which permits small cities of the
fourth class to vote on the question
asked for by 10 per cent of the
ton has been fixed for Nov. 4, and al
ready the campaign has begun to get
very warm. The statement is made
Crookston does not differ from a
great many other places, the munich
paltty Is In debt and Is in need of
money to help things along and a great
many people in the city are ayerse
to take any step which will tend to
the taxes which are now very
near to the limit.
Pictures of the worlds series of
games have been secured by |
management of the Lyceum thea
announcement of which will soon |
made.
The dramatic section Of the Red Men
lodge expects to stage an attractive
place Of the usual fall dancing
party.
In the district court at Detroit, the
Jury in the case of Guy Clifton, the
Young man who shot his neighbor, c..
Long, as a result Of a. n~efghbors'
quarrel, on the highway near their |
homes, at Great Park, Aug. 10, was
found not guilty by a verdict rendered
directly after dinner, : and
defendant was discharged by Judge