The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1909-10-29
EAST SIDE NOES.

Mr. and Mrs. John Schmidt Of
Saibin have issued invitations for the
marriage of their daughter, Lena, to
Frank hammers, son of Mr. and Mrs.
Claus Lemmers, on Wednesday, Nov. 8.
1t is stated that Joseph M. whalen,
who was given a verdict Of $500 by
jury in the district court on We'd
nesday for personal injuries on the
Great Northern road, was offered
$4,000 to settle the case without trial,
by the company.
Miss Denniscon attended a meeting
of the district stewards of the Metho-
dist church at Fergus Falls on We'd
nesday. The salary of the district
superintendent was Increased very
materially as it has not been adequate
for a long time.
Norman County Herald: j. c. An-
Meadow and Lake Ida townships, was
here the first Of 49, week frc-1 Fargo
looking after his farms. Mr.. Ander-
son has recently moved to Valley
from Missouri and considers this one
of the finest pieces Of country for
farming purposes in the United States
He is preparing to make extensive
improvements on his Lake Ida farm
and may move to Norman county IN
the spring.
Mrs. T. S. Egge is entertaining her
sister, Mrs. A. E. Remmen of Hickson.
N. d.
Arthur H. Costain Of II First Ma
tional bank i'll witness the big foot
ball game at Minneapolis tomorrow.
George w. Wilhelm. local agent for
the Heilmann beer, has returned from
a business trip to Dickinson. N. D..
Beginning next Monday the public
library will open at 1880 in the after
noon instead of 1880 o'clock.
Judge sharp has received notice
from the superintendent Of the Fergus
Falls insane asylum that Mrs. Alma
Wells, the young gypsy woman who
was committed from Moorhead April
z, 1909, had been parolled.
The Red Men had the time Of their
lives at their social meeting given
braves and friends at Fraternity hall.
last night. No mistake was made in
the selection of braves upon whom
rested the responsibility for the enter
tainment features, for they were re-
plete with good musical numbers, vo-
cal and instrumental. The refresh
ments at the end were the best ever,
all home made and absolutely perfect
as appetite ticklers.
The blotter at the police court this
morning disclosed the usual assem-
bIage of drunlSs and Migrants, eight of
them who told queer yarns of various
coIors to which Justice Malloy paid
little or no attention. One unfortun-
ate paid fine and another one had
just enough to pay costs of his arrest
L. A. Huntoon and j. " Godfrey
viii see the big game at Minneapolis,
from choice seats secured for them
by friends.
A number Of new electric lamps
have been Installed in the nave and
chancel Of ST Johns Episcopal church
and It is expected that they will
greatly improve the illumination Of
the edifce.
Mrs. Andrew Holes has returned
from a visit to st. Cloud and other
points.
Threshing operations were 10 be
seen in progress today on a place a
short distance west Of the normal
school.
A very much anticipated social
event at Concordia college will be the
social promoted by the Athletic assoc
citation, to be given In the gymnasium
tomorrow night. A very attractive
programme has been prepared.
Among the local visitors today were
Mrs.. James Jacobson. ArEusviIIe: ].
C. Grinager, Fergus Falls; X. A.
rane OF Bemidji.
VIII Fitzgerald Of the Hanm Brew
ing Co., is being showered with con-
gratulations on his pulling one Of the
choice Standing Rock claims.