The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1914-07-17
Moorhead Department

western hospital made a business trip
to Sabi and Rustad yesterday. He
found the crops in excellent condition
although some fields show the result OF
recent rains and heavy wind. 1ndi-
cations point to a large yield. e."
Miss Rae. one of the graduates Of
the Northwestern hospital is spending
her vacation with her sister in Mon
tana. Yesterday the sad news reached
the city that her sisters husband, mar
ried less than two weeks, was drown
ed in the Yellowstone river and the
body has no yet been recovered
Miss Clark, one of the most popular
graduate nurses at the Northwestern
hospital will leave today for her an
nua vacation which she will spend at
her honey in Glyndon.
Helen Johnson of Tansem and Anton
TanrZ of Georgetown have been COM
mitted to the state hospital for the in
sane by Judge of Probate Sharp. AS
neither of the parties is violently in
sane 1T Is expected that their %confine-
ment will be only temporary.
Judge Sharp of the probate court yes
terday allowed the final account of the
administrator of the estate of the late
L. 0. Malan. The court ordered a final
decree assigning the property to the
heirs.
Many are expected to attend the con-
cert at the normal school this evening.
A splendid program has been arranged.
The third game of the series which
is being played by the Red Men n the
Royal Leaguers will take place Sunday
afternoon on the high school diamond
at 3 o'clock.
SO far as known, no complaint has
been made to the weather bureau be-
cause of the cooler weather.
J. W. Simson of Hawley was a BUSH
ness visitor yesterday.
w. F. Emmonds of Grand Forks Is
spending a few days in the city on
business.
Judge and Mrs. Sharp will motor
with their son, E. E. Sharp to Maple
Lake on saturday for a week end visit.
Among those who plan to exhibit at
tne state fair at Fargo are e. c.
schroeder and George S. Barnes.
Ole Erickson has as his guest, his
ephew Enoch Hanson of Estherville,
Ia Mr.. is the county treasurer
OF Emmett county.
The horse which was reported to the
yesterday as stolen turned up during
the afternoon, 1T having been borrowed
by a friend.
Harry Babst left yesterday afternoon
for Jacksonville, Fla, called there by
the serious illness of his father.
The Jens Anderson farm, two miles
south OF the city was sold recently for
$l8,OO0 TO T. j. Landon. This averages
SiO5:5O per acre which shows the value
OF Clay county land at the present time.
n horse which was stolen from the
Halvor farm near Glyndon Sun
DAY night was yesterday. The
thief had ridden the horse about twelve
miles southeast of the farm and there
bandoned 1t. 1t was discovered by Mr.,
Bredemier who resides near Downer.
Sheriff Whaley notified Mr.. Hanson and
he went to the Bredemier farm and re-
covered his property.
1t is reported that the fast mail serv-
Ice may be transferred from the Great
to the Northern Pacific on
July %.
The state board of health has declar-
ed tuberculosis to be a communicable
disease and it must be isolated either
In a sanatorium or at home. This &C
ton is considered as very Important bv
those interested in the fight against
the white plague.
Judge Sharp of the probate court yes
terday issued a decree determining the
descent of land belonging to the estate
of Martin Skalet and of Felix Beau
champ.
The Detroit Record is now complain
ing of the defiance of speed regulations
by motorists. A few weeks ago this
PAPER invited all speed fiehds to De-
troit. Evidently~too many accepted the
invitation. =
Peter Nelson of Red Wing claims to
have the prize corn in the state. One
of his stalks measured eleven feet and
he states that many stalks in his field
are of equal helghth.