The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1913-07-07
EAST SIDE NOTES

Harry Miller will leave tonight fol
Montezuma. Col. in the interest o.
some mining property he and Other
Moorhead men have made large in,
vestments in.
Leon Campbell was in the city to.
day comforting with his counsel. Sena'
tor Marden. in the matter of the judg.
ment he has against the Northern
Pacific for injuries sustained severa,
months ago at the crossing where Mr.
Hill, the telephone man. was fatally
injured. 49,.
Harry Torson has returned from
Valley City, N. D.. where he has been
doing some press work in connection
with the annual chautauqua fer
Barnes county.
for Minnesota for the past twelve
months total 1924, 511.22, according
to the yearly statement issued by
Chief Collector Fred Won Baumbach
yesterday. The increase in, the col
lections owe last year are $685.
1922. The only item showing a de-
crease is snuff. ...- .
The Wolverton Creamery Co. has in
creased it's facilities so that it can
manufacture ice cream for the whole
sale trade. The capacity is 200 gal
Ions daily. y, d.
George L. Austin, the food and milk
inspector, was up from Fergus Falls
today. a.4 '
A splendidly equipped rest room has
been established at Brainerd as a re-
suit of the hustling qualities of the
secretary of the Boosters club and
farmers and their families in large
numbers are making the best use of
the cOnveniences. It is centrally To-
Gated. ~"
Ulen Union: County Treasurer
Paulson was down from Moorhead
head Tuesday evening in his auto.
Miss Laura Nykreim returned to Ulen
with him, having finished her work at
the courthouse. Mrs. Nykreim ac-
companied Mr.. Paulson back to Moor
head to visit with Mrs. Paulson, who
is her daughter.
Mrs. Julius Aske and children, left
today for an outing at Devils Lake.
a driven by Mrs. Aske's brother.
They were accompanied by Mrs.
Thomas O"Toole of Crookston.
DR.. Stork selected Mr.. and Mrs. A.
O.. Houglum to bestow his Fourth of
July patriotism on, so early in the
morning he left the county auditor a
fine baby girl who will always have
big times on her natal anniversary.
DR.. n Mrs. D, C, Darrow. Mrs.
Godfrey and Miss Sholty Of the nor
faculty, went to GAINESVILLE on
Friday in the doctors auto, to attend
the big celebration there. The heavy
rain compelled them to abandon the
machine and to return by train.
Fergus Falls was visited on the
Fourth of July by the, heaviest rain
storm the community has experienced
IN many years, the official guage
showing 3.21 inches, all fallen within
three hours. Telegraph and telephone
wires and service Were, put out of
commission and it vas not until Sat-
urday morning that telegraph service
were put out of commission and it
was not until Saturday morning that
telegraph service was established
and then via Fargo to the cities.
A. c. Fuller of Washington, Ia, has
after all the sweet %hings said
about him. to decline the superintend-
entship of the city schools at Fergus
Falls.
Mr. and Mrs. H. E. Nesne of Fargo
are enjoying life at Maple Lake, a
short distance from Crookston.
Mrs. Loring, whose term expires this
year, declines to be a candidate for
re-eiectlon as a member of the board
OF education of Crookston.
The Tri-State Telephone Co. has
bought the controlling stock in the
Detroit exchange and will have the
management of the business after
July Is. -