The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1913-07-17
Moorhead Department
formation about the progress of the
revision of the tariff.

formation about the progress of The
revision of the tariff.
Among. those registered at the Com.
stock We're Miss Bessie Divine Of Lis
bon, N. D., Mr.. and Mrs. N. E. Peter
son of Perley, Harry Burgess of Kan
lsas City, William Erner, Fred Erner
and William Schaetzer Of Herman,
MINI.
DIR. Louis Nelson has returned to his
office after a vacation of one week
spent with friends at the lakes and he
says he feels very, much benefited
with the rest and recreation.
Under the law providing for counties
Jointly erecting a tuberculosis sana-
forum the state will pay half the cost
of h building and the site on which
it is to be erected. Also the state viii
pay SIS a week for the care Of such.
patients who are dependent and they
or their friends are unable to pay the
charges for treatment adopted by the
commission in charge of the institu-
ton.
Arnt Melbye. late of The Moorhead
Independent. which was bought and
consolidated with The Headlight at
Rarnesville. left last night for a tour
of the Yellowstone park, an outing
which he has been anticipating for a
long time.
After spending a few days in his Of
flee clearing his desk of correspond
ence and comforting with clients
Senator Marden returned to his cot
tage on Killarney beach to join his
family and his fishing.
Thomas Mahoney of Spiritwood, n.
D.. has written to Gov. A. o. Eber-
hart to assist him in finding his son
John Maheney, "a years old. formerly
of Madison Lake, MINI. He was last
heard from in, January. 1909. st
Taconite. MINI. g., >
Farmers in the city today, who have
fields of winter rye say that to all APP
p~earances they are ready for the ma
chine. but ON close inspection the
grain is not quite ripe enough to cut
and it must be to avoid trouble when
1t is put into the threshing machine.
One farmer said he was in too great
a hurry last yea with one field and
he does not want a repetition of the
trouble in ~threshing. 1t is expected
that harvesters will be in operation
in Y n barley fields pretty general
ly next Monday.
The current issue of The American
Motorist contains an illustrated des-
criptive story of the northwest trail
which is shown in strip maps. Barnes
Vile, Moorhead, Fargo, Casselton,
Valley City, etc. are shown on the
mar very prominently. t~ 5000
President Weum of the First State
bank, with his family started on an
auto trip to Leader yesterday. #
Chief of Police O'Laughlin has gone
to Racine. Wis, to see an uncle who
is seriously i'll.
Edwin Eklund has zone to South
port, Conn, where he will act as tutor
FOR two young me in a prominent
Connecticut family.
The ladies of st. Joseph's society
were delightfully."- entertained by Mes
DANES Morrow n Zeller at st. Jo-
seph's hall. .' ., a.-s-.
Norman county will make an exhibit
at the Minnesota state fair.
. The Northern M~innesota Editorial
association can consider itself endors-
ed. 1t first selected Bemidji as the
right place for the sixth normal school,
There was a nasty collision this
morning near the Northern Pacific
passenger station, between one of the
Byler drays and an automobile from
Fargo, The driver of the auto mar
rowly escaped serious injuries as the
pole Of the dray was forced clear
through the machine and the horses
tried their best to take the vacant
seats in the auto. When all We're dis
tangled the auto was a sorry looking
mess, but it was taken to The ware
rooms OF the Fargo Implement 90, on
its own wheels. Just who was to