The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1914-01-09
EAST SIDE NOTES

AID Martin Olson and Mr.. Murray
the local baseball magnate, wer
passengers to Crookston last evenin,
q talk over ball propositions for mex
season.
alvin Pilot, who has been spending
d part OF the holiday season with hi.
parents in Moornead has returned te
resume his work at Stanley, N. D.
The death is announced of Lee
FISCHER, aged 70 years, a prominent
FARMER near Perham. Mr.. Fischer
succumbed to an attack of PARALYSIS
on Wednesday.
Among the guests at the Hotel
Comstock today were, F. H. Reno,
Minneapolis. N. Quamm and Miss
Oberg OF Glenwood, Mimi: F. w.
Schamber n J. M. Thelen, Aberdeen,
>. L., fred Morken, Detroit, Mimi:
George Levison, Hawley; Sam Hal
1ano' merchant at Comstock; Mr.. and
WIS. u Peterson, Balfour, N. D.; r.
-. gull, Wheatland; Rev. T. A.
hagen, Hendrum: Carl Norum, Wter-
Town. 5. D.; E. English, Grand Forks;
and $. J., Paskowitz, New York.
me big Harris Bros. machinery
ouilolng is fast nearing completion
and the firm expects to move into
LAW Nudl LCl y "6Sh
AFTER next. The painters are to be-
gin work next Monday.
The district court at Fergus Falls
to be long on divorce suits,
Ha1stad Journal: Clifford Nelson,
Ior1ner assistant cashier at the Ma
tlonal bank here, and who about a
year ago moved to Fessenden, N. d.
TO accept a position in a bank there,
mas peen& promoted to cashier at the
at De Laos, N. D.
A. Fergus Falls, on Tuesday, the
voters approved the issue of bonds.
S4o,oo0, by a majority of 115 for the
Pu[pose or building another city school
ou1ldlng to be known as the Industrial
school. The money will be secured at
4 per cent. The new building will also
mouse the pupils Of the seventh grade.
n no license voters won the day
ane city election at Redwood Falls
Last year the "wets" won by a major
lty Of 16 votes. h large p%Iurality in |
faVor of the "drys'' this year Is sener-
any a~ttr1buted to the Clague law, which
vote directly on the issue. instead of for |
The new Clague law ban-)
SHE'S wholesale liquor houses where
saioons are voted out in this man
ner. ~ ~
Four young men, under the age Of 81.
hHC "a AAAS1pdl Witnesses |
against two saloonkeepers in the dis
Lrlct court at Mankato, Mimi, which |
in the conviction of the sa-
oonkeepers of selling liquor to minors,
were on Tuesday convicted in the num-
clpal u of entering a saloon and
purchasing liquor, contrary to the Ia W |
each was sentenced to pay a fine Of SIS
IND costs The boys were defended bv
ne attorney of the Ministerial asso-
nation of Mankato, which last weeIS
brought pressure to bear on the CITY
council to revoke the licenses Of four
aloonkeepers convicted of violations
The increased production of potatoes
" sheldon and tributary points in
ransom county has warranted the
growers to build a warehouse for stor0
and the structure will be built
turing the spring and summer In time
or the storage of the next crop.
Rec. Father Krull, C. p. p. s. of
So~llegeville, Ind, a renowned mission
Try and an energetic speaker, will con
iuct a mission at the Holy Rosary
5hurch Detroit, Mimi, from Jan, IL to
yep l. The first week will be for
women and the second for the me
,ermons will be delivered every morn
ng and evening.