The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1914-05-06
EAST SIDE NOTES

Baseball fans will have to wait unit
tomorrow Oh account Of the rains.
William Wagner was a passenger tc
st. Paul last evening.
Atty. D. Cameron of the firm Of
Armstrong d Cameron at Linton, N,
d., was q visitor in the city last eve
ming.
New officers for the Civic league OF
Moorhead were elected yesterday as
follows: President, Mrs. M. T. Weum;
vice president. Mrs. r. w. Richards;
secretary, Mrs. J. A. Seaver; treasur-
er, Mrs. w Robertson.
The board of education Of Fergus
Falls at a meeting Monday elected
four teachers for the coming year.
Those chosen were Clarence A. Ber-
dahl, who comes from St. Olaf college
and will take MI. Blegen's place in the
high school; Miss Mollie Fell, who will
teach domestic science; Miss Elizabeth
Lincoln, who will teach in the eighth
grade, n Miss Annie Oftelie, who
will teach in M of the other grades.
Whether a candidate for Office whose
name is not pronounced the way 1t is
spelled can have both versions on the
primary ballot was put up to Secy. Oh
State Julius A. Schmahl Monday by
J. A. 0. Preds, insurance commission
err and candidate for state auditor on
tie republican IlCh9Ss AlIIlOuSll lIc
announced his candidacy some time
ago, Mr.. Preus did not file until yester-
day, and on his affidavit entered his
name as follows: Jacob A. o. PreuS
(Price). The validity of the fling will
be ruled upon by the attorney general.
The county agent for Wilkin county
reports that a very large area Of the
fiat wheat lands in Wilkin and Otter
Tail counties will be abandoned this
1-anr FNLn-1 hnr h4n1 CO T1I1Ph wotnT
last fall and this spring that they can
not get on the land ever to pillow.
The gentlemen Of the development
association committee are expected to
return from the cities On Friday morn
ing we'll loaded with good things and
announcements for the big Moorhead
melting, June % and &c.
The Royal league MINISTRIES have
been engaged for a performance at
Detroit, Friday, May IS. Messrs. Fla
ten and Torson have begun the study
of local rlts for the people at the lake
side-be easy on Editor Benshoof.
Mrs. Alex Nemzek and Mrs. J. Kow-
alski will entertain the ladies' of ST.
JOseph's church at q card party tomor-
row afternoon at st. Joseph's hall.
Concordia college baseball team was
Park Region Luther college in a game
on teh local grounds which were very
heavy on account of recent rains. The
local team was outclasSed as shown by
the score, % to O..
The case at International Falls, a
noted action, Haupt VS.. he Minnesota
n Ontario Power Co., which was to
have boon tried by Judge Roeser of st.
Cloud has been very agreeably settled,
so the judge will not nave to leave ST.
Cloud as expected. The case was re-
ported to be one of the most important
in the annals of the district court and
was to have been heard by Judge
Roeser after the other judges in the
northern part of the state wers dis
qualified on affidavits Of prejudice filed
by the attorneys On both Sides. A large
sum of money, several hundred thou
sand dollars, was involved in the case
and its settlement outside of court Is
looked upon as something unusual.
With this change the term for Stearns
county will be opened next week.
st. Cloud Journal-Press: The Fergus
Falls Journal has started a campaign
for street paving. We extend to our
courageous neighbor congratulations
and sympathy. 1t Is some job waking
up a city to the great benefit and ad-
vantage of well paved streets.
superintendent Edwards has an
nounced that the public schools will
close down for the summer OF Friday,
May 20.
The little son of Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
EnocksOn, Of Wyndmere, N. D., was
operated upon for hernia at st. Luke's
hospital, at Fergus Falls, a day or two
ago. The child is only three weeks
old.