The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1909-11-01
Moorhead Department
EAST ~lDE NOTES.

The funeral of Sifvald r.. Sordal,
nephew OF Mrs. John A. Gietne, was
held from the latter's home this after
noon. The young man was born in
Norway and besides his aunt in this
city he has two uncles in Wisconsin.
One or two Of the evening schools
at Fergus Falls have been suspended
on account Of the lack of lighting fac
ilities.
M. NJ. Fulton, veterinary surgeon.
has gone to Hudson, Wis, on a bust
ness mission.
Another pull and a strong pull will
bring the Johnson Memorial fund UP
to Moorhead ought to do that
much at least, is the general comment.
The pupils OF the Eighth grade in
the Central school building were hosts
at a party given Saturday evening in
honor of Miss Abigail Webb, I'm one
OF the high school rooms. The dec
orative scheme OF the room was seas
onably attractive. the class colors.
purple and lemon. being prominent.
Music, games and the serving Of re-
fresnments were the amenities Of the
occasion which We're greatly enjoyed.
The N. p. Ry. Co. has force of
men from Lake Park digging for wa
ter at Manitoba Junction and IL the
flow is as good as anticipated 1t will
be great benefit to the village.
The Becker County Journal at Lake
Park has been sold out to an expert
enced newspaper man, A. t. Thomp-
son of Gary.
Christian H. Kastello, c. L. Kali and
James G. Johnson were among the
winners from Moorhead at the Aber-
deem drawing.
Miss Flynn, one Of the teachers in
the Fergus Falls schools, accompanied
Miss Nina Woodhouse of the latter
city on her visit to Moorhead, during
Friday and Saturday.
Christian Ekness, manager of the j.
/. Case Office at Fergus Falls, has been
transferred to the management of the
company's office at Grand Forks, N. ID.
The Hawley union of the American
Society of Equity will be represented
at the monster gathering to be held
at st. Paul next Friday and Saturday.
The first concert under the Lyceum
course to be given at Hawley this
winter will be given by the Wales
Concert Co. next Monday evening.
Miss Mary Tillotson writes that she
very mucn enjoys her work at the
Normal Industrial school at Glendale,
N. D., having supervision of the prac-
tice teachers.
Mr. and Mrs. Geo. e. Perley re-
turned Sunday morning from Mime
apolis where they attended the edu-
cational meeting and witnessed the
slaughter of Chicago by Minnesota on
the gridiron. Mr.. Perley says the
game was one of the best he ever
witnessed.
Rep. and Mrs. John McGrath were
up from GAINESVILLE yesterday.
Olaf r. Sl1aar was visitor from La
Crosse, Wis.
| The next regular meeting Of the
| city council will be held a week from
| tonight, the first Monday after the
first Friday in the month.
The Feast of All Saints was OBJ
served at st. Johns church this
morning and included a celebration
of hold communion with the Rev. A.
T. Young as celefbrant. Later the rev.
Grand gentleman conducted morning
prayer and a celebration of holy COM
munion at Gethsemane cathedral, Far
go, for Bishop Mann, who is conduct
/ ing special mission services for the
/ Indians on the Cannonball, south of
| Mandan.
The police court was as quiet as a
grave this morning, there having been
no arrests since 10 o'clock Saturday
night.
The celebration of Halloween In
Moorhead was confined simply to in
nocent FRANKS. Chief Malvey last
week and especially last Saturday let
| it be understood very plainly that
rowdyism and the destruction of prop
erty would not be tolerated.