The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1913-01-03

SID AGSIlSZ Wv \ So was CI y ~
day looking after his potato interests
at that point.
will show a balance in hand, Jan. |,
1913, Of practically $4,000.
Joe Beach was a passenger to Col
umbus, Ia, last night, where he goes
to complete the sale of some of his po-
tato stock.
H. d. Marks returned to Chicago last
night after spending the holiday vaea-
ton at his home in this city.
One Of the New Year resolutions,
made by the chief of police of Crooks
ton, is to the effect that all persons
viii look alike to him who are SO rude
and careless as to throw waste paper
or other rubbish in the streets of the
city.
John Turner was a visitor from
Barnesville today and was a caller at
the office of Senator Marden.
One parcel post package SEN for
ward yesterday, by Postmaster Meek
er, was a drum, which was consigned
to a party al Duluth.
The wife of Patrolman Anderson is
reported to be very i'll at her home.
President Aasgaard of Concordia
college has been selected as one of the
special speakers at the Y. M G. A.
Fargo. He will address the mems
meeting Sunday afternoon. Feb. 2.
with the new time schedule which
goes into effect on the Great Northern,
next Sunday, means that there will be
a service OF ten passenger trains over
the Fergus Falls division, which in
cludes Moorhead and Fargo, every
twenty-four hours. a new train known
as the Dakota Limited. st. Paul and
Minneapolis to Grand Forks, via
Moorhead and Fargo, will leave st
Paul daily at 10:45 p. m, reaching
Grand Forks at S;25 a. m.
AS intimated in this column, last
Tuesday, the directors Of the Moor
head National bank. al a meeting
Tuesday evening declared the nine
tenth annual dividend of 10 per cent
This well known institution is nov
twenty years old and since it's second
year has not missed the declaration
of a 10 per cent dividend. Ole Martin
son, Martin Wilk and r.. G. Price vii
act as judges at the annual meeting
OF the stockholders to be held Tues.
day, Jan. IA, pursuant to law govern
ing national banks.
The annual meeting of the directors
of the First State bank will be hel'
next Tuesday, Jan. z, at the banl
building Following that meeting Their
VII be a meeting Of the stockholders
Mrs. II. j. Lewis is reported to b
recovering nicely from the operation
to which she was subjected a few day
ago. She is a patient at the Moor
head hospital.
N oano f +IA nitxU havy
started a campaign among the voter
ia oppose the recollection of any of tn
present aldermen for h reason tina
the members of the council hav
neglected to provide skating pond
over the city and do not seem to car
about the establishment of "healthfu
winter sports so much advocated b,
educators for children and youni
people.
Perham Bulletin: Walter Johnsol
OF. Butler was shot by the Academia
discharge of q gun on Tuesday last
He was brought to st. James hospita
and it was found that the charge wen
through the palm Of one OF his hands
took the thumb off the other, tore hi
nose from his face, the left ey
entirely shot away and the charg
entering his brain. The shot togethe
/ W1Ln the WdQS WSAS ACAACf
brain, and mangled portions Of hi
hands amputated. There is but littl
chance for his recovery.
Clara sophia. daughter Of Mr.. an
Mrs. S. u. Linn Of Fergus Falls, wa
married at her home, New Year
evening. to 4. p. Larson, M. d., G
Finley, N. D.. Miss Alpha Gullicks 9
Mayville, N. ID. was the bridesmaid
Secretary Wright: Among a mum
Der of very important matters to ,
considered at the meeting Of the com
mercial club tomorrow evening, wi
be the final report of the hotel com
mittee, the arrangements for the an
nual meeting of the club and the com
mittee ON the Sabin-Baker road Wi
present a report showing the progres
of the undertaking up to date
The management Of the Hott
Comstock says that almost every da
reservations of rooms are being mad
for visitors who are coming to the cit
to attend the Grain Growers conven
ton, the state poultry show, and IN
dog show, the corn exhibit n horEl
manufacturers exhibition over in Ear
go the week after next.
The first package, by parcel pos
received at the Moorhead office wa
one from Ashby, MINI. Others wer
received. but in two instances ordi
nary postage stamps had been use
which are not allowable. To avoi
delay shippers must be careful to Oh
tain parcel post stamps.