The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1914-04-14
EAST SIDE NOTES

The spring term Of the district court
Tor Clay county will open in the court
mouse, Moorhead, Judge Nye presiding,
Monday, May H. 1t is said that the
clVlI calendar Will be the most i'm
portant one present to the court for
many years.
IN ADDITION to the sextette of candi-
dates who have filed for the office OF
sheriff of Clay county, three more can
ai CATS a are about to make filings, ". j.
Thompson. Filings for county Offices
may be made until May rs. The date
Of the primary election is June 16.
Atty. Curtis E. Pomeroy of Barnes
vile was among the outside attorneys
term of the district court for Otter
IAN county, at Fergus Falls, yesterday
by Judge Parsons yesterday morning.
Wilkin County Gazette: The village
council OF the village of Campbell re-
Simonitsch and charged him $3.50
therefore, a raise of $50 over last year.
They also required him to begin the
construction of a larger and better
building.
The dancing party given by the Ma
chlnlsts union, in the Brotherhood hall
at DilWorth, last night, was very larg-
ely attended and everybody had a good
time. The music and arrangements
We're excellent.
The Frazee Free Press. Miss Jennie
EngebretSon secured a verdict in the
district court at Detroit for the sum of
$2,25O for being injured by a vicious
COW. The cow belonged to Albert Bre-
mer and the accident took place Sept.
3, -1912, as Miss Engebretson was pass
ing through the pasture. Her leg was
broken and the injury is such that she
VIII not recover. from 1t.
The Moorhead National bank today
filed it's application for stock in the
issued stock to the amount of 1920.
that being s per cent of their capital
and surplus. The stock must be paid
for in gold or in gold certificates--
plenty of which is available in Moo.-
head. ,,-f.
The boys class in camp cooking has
been organized in connection with the
domestic science department of the De
troit schools. Ii will continue during
the spring months and the membership
Is limited to twenty members.
The board Of insanity commissioners
met in the office of Judge Sharp of the
probate court, yesterday. and examined
into the mental condition of Christine
BJergard, % years of age and Theo-
dore Jore, AZ years of age, the former
from Parke township and the latter
from Hawley. Both were ordered COM
mitted to the detention department Of
the hospital for the insane at Fergus
Falls pursuant to law. II they recover
90 SA>
quarters they will not be recorded as
insane. The man has been in ilf-heaIth
for some time. '...r- .g -.te,.
The Dilworth car was. accidentally
derailed at the corner of Fifth and
Front streets, Moorhead, yesterday at
ternoon, but 1t was soon righted and
proceeded on it's journey. No damage
whatever was done.
Work at the state normal school was
resumed this morning following asbrief
Easter recess. . /.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Costain are enter
tanning Ebert p. Costain, M. D., of
Staples for a few days. y
G. D.. McCubrey, candidate for the
office of clerk of the supreme court OF
Minnesota has named Editor Benshoof
Of Detroit, Atty. N. B. Hanson OF
GAINESVILLE and o. 7. Bergen, Moor
head, to be his campaign committee as
REQUIRED by the general election laws
of the state. =
Funeral services for Alice, 10 years
old, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. John
R~osenquist, were held in private yes
terday afternoon. The interment was
made in Riverside cemetery. W.
Jake Simonitsch has returned from
an extended trip, which took him to
Voncouver and Mexico and important
points or the Pacific coast. A wealth
Of sight seeing which he greatly en-
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