The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1914-08-11

meet his brother there. who is work
ing in the Detroit Studebaker factory.
The party, including al Eyenson and
his wife, will drive here in a big new
I~Studebaker six, which they expect to
purchase while in Detroit.
Carl Ogle was a visitor in the city
today.
Miss Nemire is the new bookkeeper
at the Hub.
There was a big N. S. u. motorcycle
In town today. with a sidecar, from
st. Paul.
There will be a regular meeting Of
the city council this evening at 8
o'clock at the city hall. The matter
|of paving the streets in the neighbor-
hood of the north bridge will be taken
up. There will be nothing Of great
Importance to be passed upon.
Frank Kimm, who was in Moorhead
on business this morning states that
some of the wheat on his farm is not
worth the cutting. He says that there
is too much straw and not hardly any
grain. However he stated that the
oats and barley on his place are rather
good. Where there is rich ground, he
says, almos all Of the wheat crop has
turned into straw.
Mr.. Hanson who will be among the
leaders in the coming senior class of
the Moorhead high school and who
expects to make a name for himself in
football has recently accepted a posi-
ton with the Howard Moody Dry
Goods store.
, Pat Welsh who is busy in the harvest
fields this month came into the city
this morning to get supplies for his
threshing crew.
Mr.. Hanson Of this city who recently
purchased a horse from the Mark
Western Horse Co. is nov training the
trotter when he completes his work of
breaking him.
Mr., Newhouse of this city, while in
vestigating some powder this morning,
came near to having a very serious
accident.
Selmer Larson, Richard Alrick and
Gust Jacobson were guests at the home
Of Victor Olson of this city. yesterday.
MINI. this morning.
The Dos" have established the
"Jungles' near the east end of town on
dreds can be seen each day doing their
cooking n eating.
Henry Wiedman came to the city
this morning in his Cadillac.
John Cornielison was in the city on
business this morning.
AT the Moorhead National bank this
morning Cashier frost paid out all Of
clearing house checks and was
handing out real money again.
Charles Eardel, who has finished his
fine. new residence on Second avenue
and Second street north is repairing
house just across the street from
his new home. %
A. H. Costain returned yesterday
morning from Pelican lake, where he
spent Sunday with his family, who are
guests of Mrs. Huntoon at her cottage.
The alarm of fire yesterday afternoon
was caused by a blaze in a little play
house in the rear Of the Fred Rustad
residence. 1t was quickly extinguished
with chemicals. .. .E S@.n"rE "
John Connolly of Sabfn was among
the visitors in the city yesterday.
Dan Mcdonald of Hawley was in the
city yesterday.
H. G. Wendlandt, of Sabin spent yes
terday in Moorhead on business,
Mrs. Alice Lamb of Litchfeld is a
guest at the Comstock home.
Dewey Gates of this city is spend
ing his vacation with friends in North
Dakota.
John O'Loughlin and Norman Nc
Lean who have been at the lakes for
the past few days have returned to
the city on the ~latter's motorcycle.
The front of the Moody building is
being taken out in order" that the.show
window in front of the store may be
larger. One of the Offices in the
upper part of the building will have
to be remodeled in order that the show
window can be made the desired size.
Merritt is supervising the
job.
Leslie Welter and Hugo Backen-
himer of this city will leave for Down
in the morning where they are to
sart a new sand pit.
Mr.. Marblestone an uncle of Mrs.
Hugo Backenhimer, will make a short
stop in the city on his way to yell
lowstone National park to visit with
friends.
In the vicinity of Sabin there are a
OF ,threshing machines at
work. One Of the fields of barley in
that locality yielded forty bushels to
the acre.
In the county between Georgetown
and Sabin there is an estimated crop
of alfalfa of 1000 acres in fields Of
about 80 acres each On the average.
One Of the largest fields is 100 acres.
The deLendrecie store will close
again this week on Saturday afternoon
and the patrons should do their shop
ping before noon. To accommodate
those who can only come down town
at night the store will be open Friday