The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1914-04-01
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George Jenkinson, who has been a
patrolman on the Moorhead police
force for some time. has resigned as he
has decided. to engage, in some bust
ness enterprise for himself. Today
Chief OLaughlin announced that Mayor
Beck has appointed Charles Tostrud
as policeman to fill the vacancy.
The funeral Of Mrs. Mary Bell, sis
ter Of M. Fl. ONeil,. who passed away
at her home at oklie. Mimi, was held
Catholic church, Rev, Father Gerard
officiating. The arrangements were In
charge of Beck & Morrow. Mrs. Bell
was So years Of g
The HON of Mr.. and Mrs. g. I.
Martin was visited by the stork a day
or two age, when a. little daughter
made her debut.
The announced ard party under the
auspices OF the Degree of Honor for
tomorrow evening has been postponed
until April 16, the second meeting in
this month.
On account of sickness the hearing
Of the case, State against Jim Lawson
has been postponed by Justice Wade
until next Friday morning at 10
burglarizing the pool hall conducted by
Gentry Smith.
Mrs. M. NJ. Fulton entertained the
members of the Rector's guild Of st.
Johns Episcopal church.
Arguing for the adoption of a liter
Try test as a means Of restricting Ina
migration, Gustavus Alolphus college
defeated Luther college of DEBORAH,
Ia, in debate at st. Peter, Monday
night. Gustavus Adolphus was repre-
scented by Bernard Wennerberg, Emil
Johnson and Henry Norrgard, and the
Luther college speakers were Emil
(NpnPfhnn nTa1pia ANJ1NH-~ - VY.-A--
Bjorge. The visiting team took the
negative. side. The decision Of the
judges was unanimously in favor Of
the affirmative. It was the third meet
ing between the two schools, Gustavus
Adolphus having won twice.
Judge Nye has appointed Justice
Wade probation officer for the two
boys who were charged with ransack-
ing the home Of J. F. Brocker. near
the w~aterworks. during an absence of
several weeks from the city. It was a
most aggravating ase and it is alleg-
ed that Mr.. Brocker missed e. number
Of articles Of considerable personal
value. Judge Nye sentenced the boys.
whose names have been suppressed, to
terms in the state training school at
Red Wing, but under all Of the cir
cumstances the court suspended SEN
tence pending good behavior-and It
must De exceptionally good behavior
too. The youngsters are to report to
Justice Wade every week and he In
TURN will report to the district court.
P. q. Clements, agricultural agent,
spent the day in the city. Tomorrow
he Will take g. prominent part in the
program Of a big development associ-
alton meeting at Breckenridge.
The death is announced of D. ].
Yickers,. M. D., whose home was at
GAINESVILLE where he will be buried.
He was known as one Of the Oldest
practitioners in this part Of the north
west.
Paramount News IN. d. Mrs, Chas.
r. Pinkney has been enjoying a weeks
visit from her cousin, Mrs. n. e. Stew
enson and children Of Illinois, who are
on their way to. Moorhead, MINI. where
Mr.. Stevenson has a farm. Mr.. Steven.
sono came down Wednesday night to
meet his family and to accompany
them to Moorhead.
A farm of eighty acres near Sabin
changed hands a few days ago at $72
an acre.
The dispatches announce that the
ticket for the city election at Fergus
Falls has been completed. There Ia to
be another fight on the license question
and 1t Is intimated that it will be a
close one. A. B. Cole Is one of the
candidates for mayor.