The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1913-09-22
EAST SIDE NOTES

Architect George Hancock was on
the site Of the new Harris Bros. ma
chinery warehouse and offices. He
said that Carl Bjorkquist, who has
charge. of the brick and stone work,
will make things hum and the walls
climb skyward when he Is let loose
o nthe job. The general contractor is
Nels Melvey. or the 5000, 900 worth
of building improvements in Moor
head this season the Harris Bros.
structure will be the most prominent.
President Aasgaard of Concordia
college has accepted the appointment
as member of the public library board
much to the qualification of Mayor
Beck and his host Of friends in the
city.
A few days ago eight horses, af-
ficted with CHAMBERS, were officially
ordered shot on the KoWalski farm.
Another horse was found in the same
vicinity by DR.. Fulton who suspected
a case of CHAMBERS and reported the
case to DR.. Lyon, of the state sani-
tary board, who was in Moorhead
Saturday and that official agreed with
DR.. Fulton that it was a case of CLAN
ders n the animal was ordered shot.
h livestock authorities of the state
are keeping very close tab on matters
u sum Important IIUIIlG1lIs
harles Kramer entered a plea of
guilty before Judge Nye to the theft
Of a pocketbood from a fellow laboring
mar and he was sentenced to the state
reformatory at st, Cloud for an indie
terminate term. "
County Attorney Dosland left for
Minneapolis on a business missiC&
last evening. He is expected back to-
morrow.
George e. Perley was at Hunter, N.
D., today, in connection with an i'm
portant land transaction.
hi members Of the First Congrega-
tional church are reminded of the
general business meeting this even
ing at which will be- considered the
erection of the new parsonage and
the plans are to be decided upon.
At a recent meeting of the village
board of Dilworth the construction OF
900 feet of new sidewIk was author.
lied and the work is to be completed
by Noy. S. The improvements are tc
pc made on Center street from Cravel
to S~hapland streets.
The Adams presbytery will meet a
east Grand Forks, Sept. "a, e. Wed.
nesday. '-0.
Mike Cellar, formerly of the Moor.
head laundry but now a resident of st
Faui' was seriously injured in a fire
1dClUIy at the ldCI6l
city last Saturday afternoon and his
life Is in danger. The injured mans
mother, sister and brother left for st
Paul yesterday to lend all the succol
possible to the injured man. Report:
or the fire say that Mr.. Cellars pres.
ence Of mind possibly saved the lives
Of a good many people in the upper
part Of the building where the fire
occurred. In the face of considerable
danger he ran to the elevator in the
basement and told the boy in charge
10 hurry and spread the alarm thai
the building was on fire, at the SAM
time his clothes were on fire.
Congressman STEVENSON has been ap,
pointed q member of the republican
executive committee by Chairman
Frank P. Woods f the republican con.
gressional committee.
There was a very light business be.
for Justice Torson in the Moorhead DO.
lice court this morning. The trouble.
some itinerants are gradually leaving
for climes where below zero weathel
conditions will not be as frequent a.
: they are this far north. .~. ~