The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1914-07-27
EAST SIDE NOTES

Mr.. and Mrs. Klaus Hoist celebrated
their sixty-irst wedding anniversary
Otto Bang in Featherstone yesterday.
Twelve hoboes at Mankato were fore
ed to build their own jail. They fenc-
ed in an old stone quarry and here they
will break stone Any of the men can
leave whenever there Is a job for them.
Ringling's circus brought an enor-
crowd to Wadena and every bit
Of food in the town was sold, many
people going hungry.
The crop of blueberries near Crook
ston Is said to be very large but the
season will be short.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nicholas Trauffler of
St. Cloud are celebrating their diamond
wedding today, the sixtieth anniver-
sary of their marriage.
st. Cloud plans to have a big labor
day celebration, one Of the features of
which will be a great parade with
three bands and a number Of decora-
tive floats.
The Luther college concert band and
chorus are now back on American soil,
after their concert tour in Norway,
where these organizations and leader,
Prof. Carlo A. Sperati, scored a most
brilliant success, fulfilling the most
sanguine a"nticipat1ons of their admir-
erS in this country. 1t will be remem-
OS1S gu AA1ola d4ICl 4 S4lGS ! lS4 . . Il4S
band appeared in Chicago, Cleveland,
Washington and New York, being hail
ed as our country'S best amateur and
college and. The Norway tour is the
third large tour made by the band, the
two previous ones carrying the organi-
cation to the Pacific coast cities.
During the terrific heat of today the
streets were practically deserted.
Employees in the %foundries and laun-
dries suffered greatly.
Steel bars and doors for the new adj
dition to the city Jail have arrived
and will be put in place in a few
days.
William Shierk, alias Kelley, was
sentenced by Judge Wade this morning
to the county Jail for forty days. OBJ
tanning money under false pretences
was the charge.
In spite of the great crowds Of last
week no crimes of Importance were
committed due in a barge measure tc
the efficient work of Chief O'Laughlin
AS fast as the crooks gathered in town
they were arrested and then sent on
They were not given time to operate
in Moorhead.
Officials of the Trail Blazing Asso'
citation of America were in the city
today painting the red, yellow anC
white trails. The red trail leads from
New York; to the coast through vel
low stone park.
At the Comstock today were regis
tered A. w. Price and Thomas Smitf
Of jamestown, S.. A. Schum, jr., o
jamestown and Neil Downham Of
South Hamline. At the New Columbia
were Grace Rude and olivia Simmons
of GAINESVILLE, w. E. Emerson Of Hea
ton, ]. E. Wakeland Of New Rockford
and F. H. Prepho Of Hillsboro.
Chief A. J. O'Laughlin has issued or
ders that any boys caught tamperint
with the drinking fountain recently in
stalled in the park will be arrested. I
the fountain is not appreciated 1t vii
be disconnected.
The semi-annual state teachers ex
school. They will continue Tuesda
and Wednesday and will be under tn
direction of Superintendent Tang. Sec
ond grade subjects will be given today
Al Ray of the Great Northern sec
) ret service, was in the city Saturda,
consulting with Chief O'Laughlin.
Mrs. Ives left Saturday afternoon TO
!, Iowa, where she will visit for severa
weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Peterson left 70
Little Pine a k for a few weeks va
, cation.
> Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob Wilk Of Ney
! York, who have been visiting Mr.. an
: Mrs. Herman Wilk, have left for tn
: east.
Charles A. Forbes of the state high
. way commission was n the city Satur
day inspecting the work done on tn
roads.
The county board Of equalizatio
! will meet at the courthouse tomorro'
+ to complete the work of county assess
| ment. @.
4 The young son Of Mr.. and Mrs. job
: A. Anderson, who was injured by a
> automobile in Fargo, is. progressin
9 nicely. His head and body were badl
bruised, but there We're no internal in
: juries. Efforts are being made to 10
. cate the driver Of the car.
; Work has been started on the me-
= loading track between Sixth an
Eighth streets.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Kruegel Of Mime
. apolis have arrived In the city froI
= Minneapolis to be the guests c
friends. ~
: Early. Wednesday the Great Northel
Q water tank at Breckenridge 'containir
: 100, 600 gallons Of water burst noodln
! everything in the vicinity.
The GAINESVILLE Headlight, one Of tn
! snappiest newspapers in the valley II
{ sists that ball team stay home frol
I dances before the game. The Heat
light believes that members Of Il
team owe a duty to themselves and
the town, to do their best 80 tia
! GAINESVILLE may have the winners
deserves.
: The Normal School bulletin has ju
: been issued and i. lis a most attracti'
/, as well as interesting number 1t col
q 1 tainS aoxyara1 nnGjllJlSfratfnn #Of I'll
buildings and grounds. One OF the ii
! teresting features is a list OF the gra,
yates and the positions they occupy.