The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1914-04-17
Moorhead Department
EAST SIDE NOTES

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ZOE Gay county. has Issued a circular
l9 FeEefenee to hog cholera and tho de.
PleIon e IL causing among the swine
tho circular are COPIES OF thS laws Of
1ns seaee or Minnesota designed to pre-.
vent 2 spread Of the disease ana The
esnat}ss Watea apply in ease Of tbs
Says Hos cholera IL gettinS an early
eeart with "a this spring, Ia fact. a. few
gases have, been hanging On all winter
Oniess radtea! measures are taken and
expect great loss from this disease this
summer, sanitation. cleaning up, dis.
burytng dead animals and killing those
n" loon to die sooner or later. will dN
vaccination In case OF disease or AK
posure the serum treatment IL recon-.
nended. h 80, 49,
IT the members can be assembled
mere VIII be q special meeting OF the
board OF education this evening. 1t il
not expected that there will be more
Than routine business to consider, other
IMAM the completion Of the appoint
ments OF teachers Tor the next school
year. "A number OF appointments have
already been decided upon, but the list
VIII not be published until all ara
made
The state railway and warehouse
commission Wednesday gave a hearing
~ ShO dSASu Sduu ana GTdVSI COIl-
pany Of Minneapolis, which Is seeking
a modification of the eastman distance
tariff aW covering the products It deals
in.
Minneapolis Tribune: The game and
nsh OF Minnesota Will be at the mercy
OF poachers, pot hunters and vandals
Tor the greater part of this summer un-
less some drastic action Is taken at
once to relieve a situation created by
the last legislature. 1t is now proposed
a n OF TOa - va iah nm ~ a.
ION uspend all its wardens for at least
weeks, perhaps two months, begin
ming June l. The commission fnds 1t
necessary to do this because it has not
the money with which to pay salaries.
The politics played by some of the
Rines faction in the last Legislature is
blamed.
The Ada Herald: N. S. Davies, OF
Crookston, was in Ada yesterday in the
interests of The Minnesota Red River
Valley Development association. Mr..
Davies is secretary of this association
recently organized at Crookston taking
in the Red river valley counties and is
making a preliminary trip of the dis
trict. He thinks it will be a big factor
in bringing settlers to this section If
all the counties unite in the ~organiza-
ton and he expects that every county
will join. Mr.. Davies was accompanied
on his trip here by Rev. J. Q. Ensrud,
who brought him here in his car.
The case of the State VS.. John Harris
who is charged with allowing minors TO
frequent his pool room, in violation of
law, will be called before Justice Wade
tomorrow morning at 10 o'clock. Coun-
ty Attorney Dosland will appear for the
state n e. E. Sharp for the defend
ant.
The ladies Of the Congregational
church appreciate the liberal patronage
of work which they gave on Wednes-
day evening.
The widow of Ole Sudden, a resident
of Kragnes, passed away at the home
Of her daughter, Mrs. A. O.. Kragnes,
yesterday. She was among he oldest
settlers In Clay county, was active in
its affairs and a woman who enjoyed
general respect. She was 81 years of
age. She is survived by four daughters
n two sons as follows: Mrs. A. o.
Houston, Mimi, Mrs. o. E. Tangen,
Kragnes, Mrs. Hearl, Moorhead, e. ..
Studlien n Robin Sudden. The fun
eral arrangements were not completed
OF Sunday afternoon at 2 o'clock under
the direction OF A. J. Wright & Sons.
The authorities Of the village of
Motely have been restrained from is
suing liquor licenses by Judge Roeser
of st. Cloud. At the recent election the
town is supposed to have gone wet"
but. a contest has been instituted.
The Larson-Slette cases are now be-
fore a board of arbitrators who are
hearing testimony in the district court
room in Moorhead. under the presiden-
cy of Ole J. Vaule of Crookston. The
hearing opened yesterday and is still ia
There are three cases of scarlet few
er reported in Fergus Falls n out IN
the country it is alleged that there are
a number of cases. The state officials
are urging the people to take tne
greatest care to prevent spreading.
Miss Esther Kelley. a senior in the
high schol at GAINESVILLE, has had to
withdraw from the caste of the class
play, All of a Sudden Peggy, on account
Keeley's place has been taken by Miss
Lola Damn.
The commissioners of Becker county
have appropriated $3.50 for the purpose
Of defraying a portion Of the expenses
in connection with the making of a
state fair for 1914.
John Pierr Of Detroit. Mimi. is a pa
tient at st. Johns haspital, Fargo.
1t is said hat Superintendent Lur-
ton of the public schools at. Detroit is
wagering in the appointment of a
teacher-one applicant Is nine feet tall
and the other one Is a vest pocket ediS
ton Of a girl. -
Burglars entered the Langslet store
at Detroit a day or two ago. The visit
ors filled two suit cases with SUCH
goods they took a fancy to, about $1O0
worth and went away. The day folloW-
ing two suspects were arrested at Lake
Park with the goods in their possess
ion. JQoe Baughman, aged 81, and
James Fay, aged 20, frankly confessed
their guilt, relating all the incidents OF
the crime with more or less sang froid.
Baughman is from st. Louis. but as
serts hi de scame up in this section
of the country from Mexico some six
weeks ago. Fay claims Kentucky as
his home and says his parents now live
there. The prisoners are in the 1ali at
Detroit and have intimated that they
will face the music n plead guilty.
Reports Of the GAINESVILLE Creamery
association recently made by A: O..
Rindahl disclose a healthy gain in the
business. A gain of 30 per cent in but
ter receipts for February this yeaR over
the corresponding month of last year
has been made and the gain for March
1914, over the same o last year,
was So. per cent. : ,~. + -..
Secretary of State Schmahl has called
Attorney General Smiths attention to
a section Of the non-partiSan Urinary
law which provides that he shall notify
all county auditors of the various off,
ces to be filled during the period from
July l to Sept. /. AS the primary cleo
ton takes place OIL June 16, the sending
out of the notice on the dates named
would be of no value. Mr.. mas
decided to SEND the notices out at once
and date them as the law requires.