The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1914-07-29
EAST SIDE NOTES

Funeral arrangements for he late
henry Bodkin have been completed,
services will be held tomorrow after
loon from the residence at 4 o'clock,
1hey Will be conducted by Rev. 8.
5eWton Ward of the St. Johns
episcopal church. Mrs. E. A. Tobey
OF FlttsourEh a sister Of the deceased
Will arrive tomorrow morning,
Julius Aske has returned from the
lakes where he spent a two weeks
vacation.
1t will cost about $500 to repair the
Damage done to the smoke stack of
the light plant last Saturday. The
wind lasted only about three minutes
but it did effective work.
Fourth street property owners want
TO nave the l~eectric light wires under
ground. T. J. B%errigan is leading in
the movement.
Yesterday Judge Wade sentenced
Tony Lopina, charged with assault on
July 8 on the person Of Tony Donoha,
Inc men are represented by attorneys
and the case will be continued today.
The diamond wedding anniversary
OF Mr.. and Mrs. Nicholas Traufer was
celebrated Monday at Fergus Falls
with special services at the Catholic
church.
Henry P. Dunn has been appointed
postmaster at Brainerd to succeed
Editor 1ngersoll. who has held the
ONCE for fourteen years. Mr.. Dunn is
receiving hearty congratulations on his
! appointment.
There will be over 81, 900, 900 worth
or FLOODED stock at the Minnesota fair
this year.
| MnnrhaoI ~oroafnk.5 n;-J
ade this morning. Never before has
any circus covered so much territory in
thls city and many expressed their ap-
prevail of the innovation.
At the Comstock this morning were
George Hinkson of Ulen, H. p. Berg
land of Lake Park, N. F. Emmons OF
Grand Forks. At the New Columbia G,
w. Seefer, of GAINESVILLE, A. Multze OF
Ulen n Edward Anderson Of Sanborn
were registered.
Mrs. John Raymond Of Raymond,
MINI, Is spending the week at the
home. of Mrs. F. T. Ress Of Fifth street
south.
MRS. Peterson has returned to her
nome at Perley, after spending the
week with Mrs. c. G. Dosland.
The little brother of Mrs. Edward M.
Rudd was killed last Sunday by the
was nine years old.
Governor Eberhart will speak for the
republican party in Maine in the near
future.
The best suffrage essay by a Mime.
sofa working girl will win a prize OF
$I5 given by Mrs. Medill Mccormick OF
chicago. The minimum numbers of
words Is to be 1000. Winner of second
prize will receive SO and of third S..
Inc contest closes Nov. Is and essays
should be sent to Mrs. Emma Brodie.
zO7 Nelson avenue, st. Paul. :.
While painting a smoke stack at st.
Peter. Frank Klantz fell eighty feet
put was caught by the rope two feet
from the ground. He was unhurt.
Work Is being rushed on the new
city Jail. The present crowded con-
ditions will be relieved to a consider
able extent when the work Ia complet-
In spite of the large crowd Of strang-
ers In for the circus no robberies were
reported by the police. Where Fargo
had three burglaries during the fair
week Moorhead had none. Chief o.
Laughlin does not let the crook get a
chance to work.
Two boys at Plankinton, S. D., won
a $40 prize by swatting more than q
million flies in a contest that has Just
concluded there.
Tired of watchful waiting, he peo-
pie Of st. Paul are now bringing pres
sure to e on the railroad magnafes
to build a new union depot In that
city.