The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1913-07-25
EAST SIDE NOTES

Bemidji Is Kidding herself of mer
who violate the liquor laws and there
Is no sentiment being wasted in con.
nection with the procedure. A day OF
two ago the. mayor revoked a saloon
Ilicense just as soon as it was properly
established. that the owner wropgfully
kept open house on Sunday, the third
revocation within six weeks. Several
defendants for selling without a IL
cense have been given the limit Of the
penalty.
Today and tomorrow Clarence Even
son Is entertaining callers at his store
with coffee and waters, marking the
opening Of his fine new store on Front
street
Clerk. OF Court McCubrey is enjoying
life at the lakes for a short season,
taking his summer rest. S...a-
Nuptials next Wednesday, at Haw-
ley, will be for George T. Cameron of
Hawley and Miss Tillie Ledine, at the
brides home near the village. The
room Is a cousin of Miss Alice Erick-
son. ...E
Miss Rushfeldt, county superintend-
ent of schools, has written to the effect
that she will return from the summer
school at the state university next
Wednesday morning.
A marriage license was issued last
evening to Amos Vinson of Harwood,
n. D., and Flo Urich of Cass county,
n. D.
Examinations for common school
certificates will be held at the normal
school next Thursday, Friday and Sat-
urday, July 81 and. Aug. l and 2. Sec
ond grade subjects on Thursday and
Friday and first grade on Saturday.
A marriage license was issued at
Detroit to William Jensen of Hillsboso,
N. D., and Martha Amly Tessman Of
Becker county, MINI.
A number Of the friends of Mrs. Jo-
hanna Westberg made calls yesterday
and expressed appropriate congratuIa-
tions on the occasion of the observa-
ton of the SEVENTEEN anniversary of
her birthday and the day was most
enjoyably spent.
j. B. Granski of Browns Valley.
Mimi, is. filling a position in the store
of the Moorhead Hardware Co. The
newcomer is an old friend of Manager
Lowe. .a~t..@'' g. -. ..@ -.
Guests at the Comstock today in
clude w. E. Clark, Tower City, N. D.:
Grover McGrath Of Barnesville: Editor
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City: D. A. Foley, Aitkin, MINI; v. E.
Smith, L. A. Lee, B. w. Warner, Os-
car Vargness and o. J. Ostenson. a.
party from Twin Valley, MINI.
The road between Fergus Falls and
Swan lake is to be dragged after eVery
rain so as to keep conditions good for
autoists. E,,.
The Jackson apple orchard near
d" 1o1 1YSr' ~, n $50, TTye
finest In that part of Minnesota, has
been sold by the owner for $50 an acre.
The Times at Crookston is Just pub
fishing the list of prize winners at the
county fair held there last week. The
amounted to $780,. for cattle, $40: for
hogs. $68; for poultry, $3925. and for
all branches in the woman's depart
ment, $140.' =. p .-.s'> ~ t-~ : -.
Alderman Morrow has been called to
Pennsylvania to attend the funeral of
sister. ..... g.. .. 49,
Miss Agnes. Waddell, stenograpi1er
and bookkeeper in the office of Senator
Marden. has gone to. Bottiueau, N. D.,
where she will spend most of her va
cation at the home of her parents.
A petition has been filed with Judge
SnaTp OIL Cne .prODaCe court for the ap-
pointment Of an administrator for the
estate Of Frank French. the Great
Northern engineer who was killed In
the wreck of the Oriental limited train
east Of this city. on June /. The court
has issued a, citation for hearing on
the petition. .
There is to be a normal training de-
partment in connection with the high
school at Detroit, the school board de-
string to comply with new law which
goes into effect January 1915, provid-
ing that all teachers must have a pro-
fessional training.
Miss Jennie Gottenburg, of the coun-
ty treasurer's office at Detroit, is a
patient at st. Johns hospital in Fargo.
Detroit Record: Mona Norby enter
tanned the following guests at a house
party on Detroit lake the past week:
Miss Myrtle Norby of Moorhead;
Misses Mable Engebretson, Nora Elk
ern and Margaret Begin, of Lake
Park; Miss Stella Thompson. OF
Barnesyiile; Miss Marguerite Bland
ing, Of Harvey, N. D.; and Miss Ethel
Bush of Detroit t Z.
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