The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1913-06-26
EAST SIDE NOTES

The license for the moving picture
theatre on Fourth street north has
been renewed. 1t is understood that it
will be moved to another location in
the early all as the building now oc-
oupied is to be taken down.
At a special meeting of the board of
education, yesterday afternoon, the re-
port of the building committee, read by
superintendent Edwards, and the rec
concentrations made, were unanimously
adopted and the committee was given
power to act according to the rules of
the board and lave the repairs and
changes made in the several school
buildings named. The work will in
clude the finishing n proper furnish
ing of a room in the central building
for the department of domestic science.
Z More than once this department has
boosted the possibilities of the inau-
Concerts may be provided for under a
law allowing the leVying of a small
tax for the purpose of maintaining a
ban organization or the hiring of a
band, to give free concerts for the
public at stated times. Weeks ago The
Forum printed the text of the law and
many people stated then that some
thing would be done when out of door
recreations are the thing.
Guy Young and a friend of the
Wheeler Land Co. went out foraging
for samples for the Minnesota state
fair this morning. They returned with
splendid samples of alfalfa, three feet
high; lucious and fragrant clover from
fields north of town, said to be good
for a profitable second crop, and there
were matured samples of alsike, or
Swedish clover. The ordinary clover
was well advanced and rich in bloom.
According to the local papers the
proposed street railway enterprise at
Fergus Falls has been put fast asleep.
one of the promoters is to leave the
city to take personal management of
his farm at Souris, N. D., which he
claims Is paying big dividends and his
associates say that reports from other
small towns which lave entered into
street railway ventures were anything
but encouraging. h franchise Sc
cured by the men expires Oct. | next.
Marriage licenses have been issued
at Fergus Falls as follows: George
Edison of Renville, N. D., and Josephine
Johnson; Oscar Bernardo Sjurseth OF
Tolna, N. D., and Anna Margaret Lar
son; and John Vigen of Grand Forks
NJ. D., and Katie May Knapp.
Willemena and John d. Morrow, jr.
children of Alderman w. D.. Morrow
have gone to Winona, Mimi, to spend
a few weeks at the home of their uncle
and aunt.
Twenty-one counties, including Clay
county, have already taken advantage
lature appropriating $1,000 to twenty
five counties as state aid for the pay
ment of county agents.. ThlS leaves
only -four vacancies. The following
counties have qualified according te
Prof. "a. D. Wilson. who is superin.
tendent of the agricultural extension
and farmer institutes Of the university
Big Stone, Stevens, Chippewa, Clay
Wilkin Norman, Renville. Todd Earl.
bault, st. Louis, Lac qui Parle, Otter
Tail. washington, Carlton. Swift, Ram
sey n Mower.
A woman arrived in the city las
evening with a family of six children
the oldest about 10 years of age ant
the youngest a baby in arms. She was
practically without means and is de.
sirous Of reaching the home Of hel
mother, in Canada, 400 miles west q
Marden that her husband died attAlva
Ia. a few months ago and that the Of,
hcials of that town paid her way tt
st. Paul and from the latter city She
has gradually begged her way to Moor,
head where she arrived with only abou1
So in her purse. Through the kindly
Offices of Senator Marden the woman
and children were provided for at the
New Columbia hotel last night, ant
breakfast this morning. The propose
last night was that as the woman was
| stranded lit would be best to send hel
lforWard to her mother but the diff,
Guilty arises that there will be trouble
at the Canadian border where she will
have to show that she has $50 in casf
| before the immigration inspectors viii
admit her to Canada. Some of the loca
4 officials think she ought to be returned
to Alya, Ia, and require the official:
there to pay all Of the expenses.
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