The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1913-02-13
EAST SIDE II

Thomas Fitzgerald, manager OF the
Farmers elevator, considers tnat one
of the wrongs perpetrated in the SNIP
ping of grain to terminals and comes
directly out of the pockets of the farm,
ers is the charge of SIS by the railroad
companies for buikheading a car. me
grade No. 8 by mixing with 1t a NO: 2
is one of the farmers own making IN
the legislature and so II that IS on1ec.
tionable the farmers should see 70 II
that their representatives in the legls-
lature expunge the law from the stat
utes of the state"
Mrs. c. b. Belknap of this city was
submitted to an operation Tor appen-
dicitis at the Northwestern hospital To-
day and the report of the nurse IN
charge, this afternoon. was that she
was progressing nicely.
Among the visitors in town today
were L. H. Clark and A. Cyl of Barnes
vile.
There were rumors current on, the
streets, today, that there may be a
"sticker" candidate for alderman of the
Third ward and Contractor KalIs name
was used in connection with the gos.
sip. Added to this was a statement
by a prominent T~hirdwarder that a
more unlikely thing might happen
than the bringing out of a "sticker
candidate for mayor n that II the
RICH man can be persuaded, his name
will be withheld until the eve OF elec-
ton. It is said there was a very IN
teresting meeting in one of the homes
of the Third ward a few evenings ago
and things look as though the elec1
ton. which was to be so passive, might
turn out to be one of the most eXcit-
ing the city has seen.
Married, today, at the parsonage Of
Trinity Norwegian Lutheran church,
Miss Title Peterson to B. o.. MORN,
attended BY Miss Minnie Peterson.
The reserved seat plan for the class
play at the state normal school, next
Saturday evening and next Monday
evening. will be opened at the Mackall
drug store tomorrow morning at
o'clock The production this year will
be The Pied Piper of Hamelin, re-
hearsals for which have been under
way for some time. In the presenta-
ton of the play the members of the
senior class will be assisted by a
large ensemble of children.
The Young Peoples society Of the
Swedish Lutheran Bethesda church
will meet for a work session at the
home of c. w. Freeman, 615 Eighth
street south.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Weiderman re-
turned this morning from an extended
honeymoon trip.
Atty. N. l. johnson received a bust
ness letter from Arne Bjerke, who
some years ago was a Moorheod bust
ness man and a very successful one
a day or two ago. After accumulat-
ing a comfortable fortune, he return
ed to Norway several years ago and
is now enjoying life at his old nome
Mr.. Bjerke desires to be remembered
to all old friends.
Sheriff Whaley was a passenger to
Hawley this morning on business. So
far he has received no communica-
ton from the office of the attorney
general relative to certain complaints
which a discharged deputy filed
against the sheriff. 1851
Principally, the men who will be hit
by the Webb liquor law which has
passed the senate of the United
States n will pass the house, will
be the blind piggers in North Dakota
and other prohibition states, for they
won't be able to get hold of the stuff
that is shipped to them, q difficult
job to prevent under the present law.
The new law will become operative
July 1, 1913.
The editor of The Times at Crook
ston philosophers on the dirty back
yard proposition in this wise: Com
plant is often made about the condi-
ton of back yards that are seen
from the railroad train, but If peo-
pie keep out of their back yard when
the train goes by, no one will know
whose they are. e..
The basketball team at the state
normal defeated the team of the Luth-
eran college at Fergus Falls, on Mon
day to the tune of AZ to 20.
The Fergus Falls Street Car Co. is
Incorporated with. 100000 capital
stock. The incorporators were granted
a franchise two years ago. They ex-
pect to commence work this spring. y
Mrs. Pilot was hostess for the mem
bers of the. Ladies' union of the Con-
g~regational church yesterday after
noon. ,.... .-.r4 S.
A recall bill applicable to every ap-
pointive or elective officer in the state
has passed the senate of the Minneso-
Ia legislature.