The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1914-05-21
EAST SIDE NOTES

Mr.: and Mrs. P. J.. Sullivan are en-
pertaining their old time friends, Mr.,
ana MRS Peter Clarity of Minneapo-
lis, where Mr.. Clarity holds a re-
sponslble position with the Great
Northern.
An important meeting at Crookston
tomorrow will be a gathering, Of the
bankers Of the Ninth district group of
the Minnesota State Bankers asso-
cation. Moorhead will be represent
ed by Cashier Roberts Of the Moor
mead National bank, a member of the
executive committee, and also by
Cashier Costain of the First National
bank.
Attorney Sharp returned from a
business trip to Comstock this morn
ing, He says the fields in that part
OF the county look fine after the show
ers of a day or two ago.
Chief O'Laughlin Of the city police
says there is a great lack Of serious
business for his men to attend TO,
Today there were only two cases of
drunkenness in the police court.
The Fergus Falls City band will
open a series Of open air concerts in
this city this evening and the program
will be given under the direction of
Prof. o. I. Hertsgaard, formerly of
the Concordia college band Of this
city.
The population Of the states pris-
on. at Saltwater is 1,139.
G. S. Giles, the new city engineer
Of Crookston, recently appointed to
the office Of $1,000 a year, assumed his
duties yesterday. Moorhead knows
from experience that it pays to have
a good man in this office, towit look
at the splendidly paved streets of
Moorhead.
The official photographer for George
w.. Hammett OF Hawley, one of the
candidates for county attorney, evid-
emily knows his business-he makes
George look SO very natural.
Joseph Gum of Breckenridge, candi-
cate for state senator, was father of
the Dill making an appropriation for
the construction of Wheeler han, the
first girls dormitory erected at the
state normal school in this city.
It is announced that Rev. S. W, Bo-
Qulst of Minneapolis win be a perman-
ent pastor Of the Swedish Mission
church in this city after July s.
The editor of The Citizen deftly tells
the voters of the city to read the
they like the changes to vote for them
and If no to vote against them-how
wonderfully clever some men are.
Andrew Palubicki, n Of the early
residents Of Perham, passed away at
the state. hospital in this city from
complications incident to old age. Mr.,
Palubtcki was S8 years old and has
been here for a little over two years.
Crookston Times: Charles Loring,
c. G. Strander, A. A. Miller and L. 70.
Gossman report q fine trip in the for
mers car Monday when they cam
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dacy for the supreme court bench.
The towns Of Stephen, Warren, Hal
lock, Roseau. Red Lake Falls, Thief
River Falls end Karlstad were visited.
Two hundred and fifteen miles were
covered by the tourists and in every
place visited Judge Watts was very
favorably commented upon by. the citi-
zens. They report rain in Roseau and
were very nearly overtaken by the
storm that tagged in that city about II
o'clock.
The choir of ST.. Johns church OF
Moorhead will hold a practice this eve
ming at Z o'clock to practice for the
Normal baccalureate service. All
members gre requested to be present.
A market report says hat in the
northwest the general situation Is very
favorable. It Is o believed the wheat
acreage will be about the same as last
year. There were further rains in
the valley on the Minnesota side, which
is already saturated. The receipts
were small and the cash demand fair,
No. 1 northern blue stem sold from
az to 4 cents w July and velvet
chaff &c premium. No change was re-
ported in flour, which rules very quiet.
A regular meeting Of the Royal
league will be held Friday evening.
The public library board has an
nounced the resignation of Miss Jessie
Whitman, the librarian, to take effect
Sept. 1. ..|.. #,
Miss Mabel Snow has concluded a
visit with Miss Ethel Anderson and
has returned to her home at Grafton,
n. D.
ME funeral of Col. A. o. Whitney Of
Wadena was held from the family res
idence on Tuesday: 1t was one of the
largest ever held in the community.
Masons, knights of Pythias, members
Wadena and surrounding towns, at
tended.
The Frazee baseball team was de-
feated. a day or two ago by the team
from Verndale by a score of 2 to 1.
The senate has confirmed w. e. Nc
Even as postmaster at Duluth, after
a delay of more than a month, due to
the objections of Representative Miller.
Because the law does not permit
final naturalization papers to be is
sued to applicants thirty days preced-
ing a general election a great many
hearings have been postponed by
judges until after the primary cleo
ton. June Is, which has been ruled to
be a general election. Those denied
the privilege Of voting at the primaries
will be able to vote at he elections in
November.
The Evils OF Drink.