The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1913-05-10
Moorhead Department

The ~Unrecognized God. In the ave-
ming Mrs. r. E. Remington will give
a reading from Enoch Arden with
musical accompaniment by Mrs. Ruth
hleln-Stockham. There will be a
meeting of the Mems seminar at noon
to close up some business matters.
Marriage licenses were issued to
James G.. Turner of Red Lake, Mimi,
and Harriet Griffith of La Moure, N:
D., and Oscar F. Kopperud and Ellen
Johnson, both Of Clay county.
The 1913 legislative session laws
will be published and on hand for, dis
tribution at the secretary of states of
nee In another week. Twelve thousand
copies will be printed. The copies will
be free to Minnesotans. The revised
statutes of the session may not be
completed and printed until fall.
At Grace Methodist church, tomor-
row morning, the Rev. A. j. Abbott
Fishing or the Ambition of Service.
The evening subject will be Mother.
Ihe service will begin at 8 o'clock.
The recent legislature passed a law
that potatoes, peanuts, apples, ice and
many other articles shall henceforth
be, sold by weight in Minnesota.
Conteractor- Malvey and his men
made the Jail building very easy to be
inspected by the grand jury, the mem
bers of which approved of the effect
i've manner in which the "old place.
was being eliminated from view.
John Hogg and John T. Bowers, who
a drugstore at Gully, near
Crookston, were arrested for selling
liquors Without a license. They en-
tered a plea of guilty before the district
court judge and We're fined 800 and |
Rev. j. M. Walters of the First
Methodist church, Fargo, will deliver
the address at the commencement eX- |
e%rcises Of the high school at Ada,
May 20.
The Halstad Journal: The Ada
Commercial club was host to a large
of Norman county's represent
alive business men in their city We'd
1esday. The meeting was called to
the ACCESSIBILITY of assisting |
The arme in organizing a better
farming association. The state stands
to give 81 1000 aid to such an
organization providing the farmers
'alse an equal amount. 1t was decided
the bankers and business men
give $500, thus leaving only $500 to be
taised by the farmers. Those, from
Halstad who were present at the
meeting were John Sulerud, Oscar
..ovsness, G. O. Benson and James
A new bank is to be established at
1rhard, Otter Tail county. E. A. Jew
ett will be the president and Ed
thompson, a we'll known wheat buyer
at Erhard, will be the cashier. A new
oank building will be erected.
Under the state law no person, un-
Ter the s of 16 years, is allowed to
or operate a motor vehicle on
he public streets, or roads.
1t has been discovered in Minneapo-
is that some of the ground coffee on
ne market there consists in part of
ground mangel WurZels. The city
inspector purchased five pounds
If coffee from a dealer there and had
t analysed n the analysis showed
hat he got just three pounds of cof-
zee and two pounds of ground mangel
Nurzels in his purchase. He has re-
erred the matter to the state dairy
food department, as this is depriv-
ng the cattle of the state of some of
heir most nutritious food.
Mothers Dav will be observed in the
services at the Presbyterian church
tomorrow.
DR.. and Mrs. Humphreys have filed
Tor a place with the Glidden auto tour
party on it's arrival here and they
- SV lAiouSh ~ lIIS dldCleE DaIk
where they enjoyed themselves so
much last summer. They will travel in
their big car and expect to lave the
line of their lives. "'~o- l.
Today it was rumored that the Ii
;ense fee for saloons the coming year,
will not be less than $4,000. 1t is said
he aldermen are a unit on that and
conditions may arise which may BOOST
license still higher than that.
friends Of the aldermen say that the
members of the council are not worry
themselves about elimination. Not
more than thirty licenses will be is
ued.
Married, last evening, at the home Of
If. and Mrs. o. Seaberg, 215 Eighth
venue south, Moorhead, by Rev. S.
pastor of the scandinavian :
rec church, Fargo, Ellen Johnson to
Kopperud,. both of Manitoba
junction., Mimi.
Among the arrivals at the Comstock
we're w. e. Robinson of Minneapolis;
). G. Ulen, Milwaukee; Mrs. Frank
helton. Jacksonville, Fla; c. w. Grif-
Clinton, N. Y; c.. G. Selvig, SUI
erintendent of the agricultural school
t ~Crookston; Senator Saugstad of Polk
ounty; D. n. Sherman of Denver, Col;
). C. Baye of Great Falls, Mont. I
Sheriff and Mrs. Whaley have re- ]
urned from OWatonna where they left
family of deserted children who had
cen committed to the state school for
ependent children by Judge Sharp. {
hows high termination, none having '
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