The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1913-11-03
EAST SIDE NOTES

Horace Donaldson: I have just re-
turned from a business trip to Winni-
peg and vicinity. Up there they are
having the best fall for many years
the threshing is all done and practical
ly all of the blowing and the farmers
are in splendid shape for next year.
Also good reports were made at points
in North Dakota, on this side of the
boundary line.
A Frazee paper says that FraZee
Bros. Co. expects to build a $4,000
| garage on the vacant lots opposite
Hotel Minnesota in Detroit next sum-
mer. sd L. Q
The members of the Moorhead Roy
al league council will give a dancingl
party in the Sons Of Norway hall.
Fargo. this evening.
A regular meeting of the Degree of
Honor lodge will be held Thursday
evening next at the usual time and
place.
Prof. Daniel Freeman Of Fargo COL
lege has severed his connection with
the Glyndon church which he has
been supplying for some months. Mr..
Freeman delivered his farewell ad-
dress to the congregation last week.
The church is now looking for a reg
ular supply minister.
A week ago the football squad of
the high school at Wadena defeated
the high school midgets at Detroit
with a score of 90 to 7.
The Otter Tail county tuberculosis
hospital was opened last Thursday. II
Is located on Otter Tail lake. The
opening was attended by a representa-.
tive gathering of citizens from al
parts of the county, Pelican Rapids
Battle Lake, Parkers Prairie. Perham
New York Mills, Fergus Falls and ir
fact practically every place in the
county being represented at h open
ing. -a. 1885,,
John Smith returned from Estevan
Can, and Kermit, N. D., Thursday
May says a Fergus Falls paper. H
has bought land on the Dakota side OF
the boundary line, and reports great
crops there this year, wheat running
twenty to thirty-fiveI bushels to th5
acre and flax ten to fifteen.
The Princeton Union wants to see
the appointment of Judge Roeser OF
st. Cloud, by Governor Eberhart, as
successor to Judge Taylor. ratified BY
the voters of this judicial district al
the election next year. +" ,.t -
: A meeting Of the commission, ap.
pointed a few weeks by Governor
Eberhart to formulate a plan of state
government organization. will be held
In the office of the governor tomorrow
morning. DR.. O.. j. Hagen as represent.
ing Moorhead and Clay county on the
commission will attend the meeting
Mr.. Hohmann of ST. Cloud, in an in.
terview in The Pioneer Press express.
ed'the belief that the state machinery
as now constructed requires too much
OIL" -
| According to a dispatch from Marsh.
all, Mimi, the big corn crop of south,
western Minnesota is under six inches
of snow, but the average amount OF
blowing has been done. Probably more
than three-fourths of the hogs have
died of cholera. However, land values
advanced sharply this year, and severa
farms Were recently sold at 500 ar
acre. With the exception of swine pro.
duction the e has been prosperous
on the farms. =
The Independent Order of Foresters
is said to be in sore financial strait.
involving an estimated deficiency Of
$25, 900, 900. 1t is said that the insur-
| ance commissioners of Wisconsin,, Hi
nois. Nebraska and Minnesota will
meet at Chicago Nov. 10 to fix thu
status Of the order.
With the change of time schedule OF
the Great Northern which went int
effect yesterday, GAINESVILLE will hav,
an afternoon train to Minneapolis al
st. Paul, via train No. 4.
"A dispatch in the Minneapolis pap
ers, yesterday, from Barnesville cor
respondent says James j.. Hill ha,
~,signified his intention of visiting
not been on friendly terms with tn,
business men of the city, and at tn,
reception planned for him every effor
will be made to bury the Ratchet. /
will be the first address he has dsliv
i cred In GAINESVILLE.