The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1913-01-21

control appointment ii for a six year
TERM and pays q salary OF $4,000 q
year. The governors secretary re-
ceiyes 9 salary Of $500 and fees from
notorial commissions, which makes the
place worth $4,000 to $1,000 a year.
It was stated today that Mrs. III. ],
Harris was progressing nicely towards
recovery at he Moorhead hospital.
Chris Steiber III recovering nicely
from q second attack of apoplexy
which he suffered a week or two ago.
He Is g patient at the Northwestern
hospital.
Albert 3. johnson. for 4 quarter or
g century an the employ of the stand
ard OIL Co, in the local Offices has
decided to retire and has left the city
To- take up his residence IN Los
Angeles. Cal.
Fergus Falls journal: The Farm
Managers association held its annual
convention in Fargo last week. q. II.
Wright, Of this city, was elected
president, Carl Gaumnitz, who was
formerly in charge Of the big John
son stock farm in Butler was elected
vice president, and R. G. Donahue was
chosen secretary. The organization is
composed Of managers Of large farms.
The basketball game last Satur-
day evening, between the high schools
OF Moorhead and Tower City, NJ. D..
at the Normal gymnasium resulted in
q defeat Of the visitors by just one
point. The score was 10 to 9.
Stearns county has the champion
woman corn grower in Minnesota, in
the person Of Miss Florence Stenger,
who lives near Sank Centre. She took
part in the state contest OF school
children, and produced 97.5 bushels
from an acre.
The authority Of the state board Of
medical examiners to refuse q license
in its discretion to physicians from
other states without right of appeal
to the courts, is upheld by the SUI
preme court OF Minnesota in d de-
cision handed down last Friday.
Miss Violet Peterson. a missionary
from India, is making a tour Of the
scandinavian churches in northern
Minnesota,
According to a recent report com
piled by the secretary of the depart
ment of agriculture at Washington,
the price paid to the farmers per
pound for their turkeys, in this coun-
try last season, averaged 1876. The
highest paid was in New York state,
III cents while the lowest price was
NVS ~SAN PuiA 80 LNAn0s IHH
Al class of young people at the nor
NAL We're the guests of Professor and
Mrs. Kendall at their home last Sat
urday night.
The colored man, Sylvester BiIlop,
who greatly assaulted a John Oberg,
a brewery driver, several weeks ago,
was committed to the district court,
yesterday by Justice Torson. The
DrOSnpI1ti0u wae ~annHunfad hy CnyYnfxy
Attorney Dosland and the prisoner
was represented by Attorney Pomeroy.
The high school of Ada, MINI, de-
feated the East Grand Forks high de-
batting team Saturday night in the.
first debate for the state champion
ship. Ada supported the negative of
the government ownership of rail-
roads question. Sadie Carney, Frank
Mayer and Helmar Bake comprised
the Cas- Grand Forks team, and Alma
Hatwick, Henry Steining and Ruth
Lee the Ada team.
Cashier Roberts of the Moorhead Ma
ttonal bank has gone to McHenry, N.
d. on a business trip.
At the New Columbia hotel there
have been installed condensed time
tables of the arriving and departing
trains in Moorhead over the main lines
and branches of the Northern Pacific
and Great Northern. The arrange
ment OF the tables is such that h
times can be seen at q glance. The
tables show that thirty-two passenger
trains arrive and leave Moorhead daily.
Professor Collins: Please remind
ticket holders for the recital of The
Fortune Hunter, by /. M. Cochran of
Carleton college, at the normal school,
next Friday evening, that the reserved
seat plan will be opened at Mackalrs
drug store tomorrow morning at 8
o'clock.
Every day new orders for reserva-
tions for rooms are being received at
the Comstock hotel from implement
dealers who expect to attend the an
nua1 meeting Of the North Dakota and
Northern Minnesota Implement Deal
ers' association, to be held in Fargo,
Feb. 8, 8 and z.
Pierce Wolfe is at, Peoria, ILL.,, visit
ing the head office of one of the in
surance companies he represents.
A dancing party under the auspices
Of the Royal League Will be given at
the Hotel Comstock next Thursday
evening and those holding invitations
are requested to be there on time.
Bishop Morrison, of the diocese Of
Duluth, Will make an official vista
ton to st. Johns Episcopal church on
Sunday, March 8. The rector will pre-
sent a lass to the bishop for confirm
alton.
Among the guests al the Comstock
today We're Morgan r OF Grand
Forks, DR.. Wurburg of Lake Park, and
Mrs. Louis Altenbernd of Sabin.
u. M. Aunderud and p. e. Aunderud
Climax, MINI, and Axei w%sttenburg
of Wolverton, were among those regis
tered at h New Columbia this MORN
ing.