The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1914-02-19
EAST SIDE NOTES

Jerome B. Jones of Lisbon is assist
farm at Glyndon in the preparations
for one of the largest auction sales
ever held in the Red river valley. h
stock and equipment for the operation
Of a farm of 5000 acres is to be dis
posed of week after next.
According to Christian C~hasperson
Lee, an applicant for citizenship in an
adjoining county, three men make the
are Knute Nelson, Manley Fosseen and
Z. A. Lundeen.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. F. Mackall have mi
grated south. They will make visits
at Tampa, Fla; Atlanta, Ga; Knox
vile, Tenn, and other points, perhaps
including Cuba.
The following have been elected for
the teaching staff for the public schools
1S14-1S: Ethel Nicholson, Eva Han
dry. Lillian Sloan, Eliza Rogstad, Mabel
Norby, Eugenia Macpherson, Edith
Tilseth, Viola Porter. Caroline Larson,
inc Gallagher. Wilhelmina G%uethiing,
lnga Rogstad, Frances Patterson, Mar
guerite Ward, Edith Mckinney, Carl
Cassel, Gladys B. Wright, r. c. Riess,
Nora. b. Cummins, c.. B.. Gurslee.
or course, Clay county is on the map
at the Farm Crops show at Crookston.
sd SaA6 Vi 0uppOSSu hiStSSs
working their way west, are suspected
Of having committed all sorts of petty
thieVing in small towns, leaving tracks
we'll covered as to possible identity. a
L. Douglas at Detroit, Mimi. was
broken into and 500 in cash taken
from a drawer in the living room.
Miss Sharp. daughter of Judge
James H. Sharp Of the probate court,
is a patient at st. Johns hospital rest
ing easily after an operation to which
she was subjected yesterday.
All of the socialist candidates were
defeated in the municipal election at
Bemidji on Tuesday.
Contractor A. J. Fridlund has been
awarded the general contract for the
erection Of the warehouse and office
building to be erected by the Schoen-
hofen Brewing Co. of Chicago, for
which George w. Wilhelm is the local
general agent. The new structure will
have a frontage OF So feet and will be
nearly opposite the Belknap Dairy
lunch room.
MI. and Mrs. J. N. Brown, formerly
of Lewiston, Ida. will soon be at home
in the Van Houten house, Third ave.
nue. south.
gone to Crookston to see the Farm
Crops show and to attach himself to
anything political there may be float
ing about.
Atty. George Halvorson of Thief Rlv-
er Falls was a guest at the Hotel Com
stock today,
The case OF trial before Judge Nye,
Klein VS.. Weiss, Mr.. Peterson for the
plaintiff n Mr.. Dosland for the de-
PENDANT. .
W. D. Meeker has gone to the cities
on business for Senator Marden.
F. p. Colgrove, formerly, of the nor
NAL s~chool1at st. Cloud, has been UNI
a~nimously reelected superintendent Of
the public schools at Virginia, Mimi,
with a $500 increase in salary making
the latter near the $4,000 mark. Also
Prof. H. Z: White has been reelected
superintendent of schools at Ely, MINI.
Ray McCubrey wa san arrival in the
city from Canada a day or two ago to
make a visit to his father and sister.
The first annual ball under the
auspices Of local No. 1855, B. L. of A.,
will be held in the Comstock hotel
garage this evening. The garage has
the biggest dancing floor in the two
cities. Sc.
The liquor dealers of Crookston
sought a conference with the mayor
Tuesday night, and after some plain
talk the chief executive was assured
that the II o'clock and Sunday closing
law will be strictly observed.
Rt. Rev. J. D. Morrison, bishop OF
the diocese of Duluth, will make a
visitation to st. Johns Episcopal
church next Sunday evening. The
Rev. w. Newton Ward, the rector will
present a class of twelve for the rite
of confirmation and the bishop will
preach the sermon. Rev. J. G. Ward,
Fergus Falls, brother of the rector
will assist in the services.