The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1914-04-07
EAST SIDE NOTES

Mrs. L. NJ. Ford Of Frazee is a pa
tent at ST. Johns hospital, Fargo.
Mrs. Jessie McAuley Of Vergas,
Mimi, is asking the newspapers to
help find her 1~7-year-old son, Homer
Eman, who left his home March II.
Since that time she has not heard
from him. In describing him the
graz eyes and dark eyebrows.
A petition has been circulated
among the creamery men Of the state,
asking for the retention Of George L.
Austin as inspector in this district,
and The Deer Creek Mirror says that
it a been signed by practically all
the butterlnakers at the. creameries
throughout that part Of the county.
The petition is being circulated as a
result Of an alleged attempt to have
Mr.. Austin transferred to territory in
the southern part Of the state, pro-
voked by Mr.. Austin's activities In
the prosecution Of the New York Mills
case last fall. >7 49,.
Hawley Herald: Clay county's pota.
toes will go on record as causing about
as much trouble at the next term of
an Indian country. "
The ministers Of Lake Park have
raised a fund, and after May /, will
give $50 for Information that %convicta
| dIIyOIS OIL 'uHld W1ulAy S1N4lS. away rOE
selling Intoxicating liquors in or in the
vicinity of the village. r.. ,--..
The vanguard Of the coming colonies
OF robins has arrived, and their song
notes may he heard every morning
about 8 o'clock.
been holding mis- oats for the squirt
which usually takes place at about this
season of the year, Is still waiting for
the squirt, and wondering who is mani.
l ~,.J To- ~ ~ ~Ir4& ~ fhn ~ @nAan ID
rally soon, some one will be clamoring
for an oat probe.
The senior class of the high school at
Hawley CAV a production o. Its class
play at Lake Park last Friday night to
1 a large n appreciatiye audience.
AT least eight OF the teachers, in.
GLIDING Miss Spring supervisor OF mus.
ic, in the public schools at st. Cloud
have declined to sign contracts Tor the
next school .year---in most cases nuptia!
engagements have had the right OF
way.
The police of St.zaCloud n Little
Falls have reported a woman peddler
who ia alleged to be a fakir. It 10
ticle for children which, is said to be
practically useless and not worth the u
asked for it. '-.t,. s.@+ ~, ,
Senator Marden, has been. successful
in securing from the Northern Pacific.
for friends at Uien ana Hlttero No q re- s.
1 oOotoo
held al Winnipeg Junction FOR a few
minutes to allow the arrival OF NO. IA
from Crookston5 SO that desired connsc-
railroad company viii hoSa the train
provided No. IA Ia on time IT oannot sc
beyond that as important connection
, with the Milwaukee at Fargo have &c
be made. ( s:t
At a we'll attended meeting Of thu
charter commission, last night, Leslit
Weller in the chair, the subjects o.
paving h second ward, the election o.
city aldermen at large ana sne dosns
the question Of finance were generaia
discussed and the committees were asR;
I ed to prepare their reports for FORMS
submission to. the commission at an "a
!. journed meeting. to be held next Mon
day night. Also the new committee OF
police court and the proposal 70 adop
the system Of having one police rs ,mael .
! the came time. Messrsa Ktefer, Perie!
{ and Beck have charge OF the matte
of electing aldermen at large.
A local grower says he Burbanl
! potato was originated by Luther "
bank at Lunenburg. Mass, IN Is7a
from ae seed ball OF the Early Rose
3 and quickly came. to a leading lilac
J among American varieties of potatoes
It liz yet the government STANDARD 9
quality for records OF price on the Chi
= cago market to be used as a. persla
1 net basis OF comparison etWeeh IN
markets of different years.
: Among the guests at he Hotel Com
I stock were !: +. =. BATTER. Minneapo,
lis: MI. and Mrs. R. Melbe, Crane
Forks; A. b. Widlund, HasEley; San
KALI, Chicago; John Foster, FRANKLIN
IA. D.. Atkins, Chicago Mr.. and Mre
e. Black, Chicago; David Pender
Fred Nyfeber, Baker: W M. Lindsey
Detroit. and Herman Buth, Sabin.
IA marriage license was issued yes,
terday at. Craokston To Halvor Eaar'