The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1913-09-24
EAST SIDE NOTES

The new Lyceum theatre. erected by
Aid. Martin Olson of the Second
ward. and leased by Harry A. Leek,
the manager of the house, will be op-
ened tomorrow afternoon at 2:3O
O'Clock with two popular reels. There
will be two afternoon performances
and three evening performances.
Attractive posters calling attention
to h corn show at Casselton are to
be seen at the Hotel Comstock where a
big party of Casselton boosters dined
last Monday night.
Mrs. J.. M. Bayer was hostess for the
Ladies' Union of the Congregational
church this afternoon.
Reports from st. Paul today were to
the effect that Mike Zeller, who sus-
tanned serious injuries in a fire a few
days ago, is improving nicely and the
doctors in charge give hopes of his ul-
Innate recovery.
Not very favorable comments are
heard about the crowds of half intox-
icated men who are allowed to loaf In
droves about the vicinity of the north
bridge.
Deputy Sheriff Malvey left this aft
ernoon with Charles Kramer in Gus
tody, the prisoner having been SEN
fenced to a term in the state prison
at saltwater for the crime Of grand
larceny in the second degree to which
he pleaded guilty.
: Beginning late today or tomorrow
morning there will be some disruption
in the street a service on the Moor
head loops owing to the moving of the
Harris Bros. warehouse from the site
Of the firms new building to a site on
Tenth street north. First there will
have to be a system of transfers on
the Normal line. The work will be
done with the least possible incon-
venience to the public.
Bankers at Breckenridge and
Crookston will help farmers in their
particular communities in the pur-
chase of feed and mich cattle as a
part. of the livestock work which has
been inaugurated in Minnesota. 1872,
Judge Roeser in district court at ST.
Cloud has issued a restraining order
against the city council of Little Falls
in the Impeachment proceedings
against Mayor F. c. Johnson, on the
ground that the council is not empow-
cred to remove officials elected by the
people.
st. Cloud is having it's first expert
ence with the commission form of
49, - SIlAtol1S nave DGGn Tue
for the recall of three members Of the
commission. the mayor and two com
,m1ssloners. General incompetency is
charged by the advocates of the recall.
Superintendent Adlev of he public
schools of Otter Tail county nnoun
es the scarcity of teachers for the
rural schools and attributes the cause
to the new law which prohibits the is
suance of permits to those who do not
hold econd grade state certificates.
The Misses Cordellia Juvrud, HeIga
B1orgen. Hazel Wood. \ Esther Was
muth n Frieda sWasmuth Of Roth
say are among the students recently
enrolled in the Moorhead normal.
Rev. j.. G. Roseland, pastor of the
United church at Crookston, will de-
liver one of his popular series Of lee
lures in the church at UIen next
Tuesday evening and his subject will
be, The United Church. Z
Civil service examinations will be
held at Hawleyk and Moorhead ,postof-
fees IN Saturday, Sept. 27, for the po-
s1tion of rura carrier on route 8 out
Of Ulen. The salary attached to the
job is $1,100 per year.
A, potato warehouse at UIen will
soon be ready for use. 1t will have a
capacity for 10000 bushels.
The Union at Ulen alludes to the
spiendld spirit there is there in the
hlgh school of that town.