The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1909-12-06
EAST SIDE NOTES.

A wedding ct Crookston on Sstur-
day afternoon united Miss Mary Wik
of that city and ID. ]. Clark of Trail
county, North Dakota. The Rev. M.
Hodgson of the Presbyterian church
was the officiating clergyman.
The city council viii meet in regular
session tonight the city hall. In
addition to the routine matters for the
month there are number of special
items of business to command the at
tention of the aldermen.
The State Federation of Women's
clubs has collected an arts and crafts
exhibit which is being sent about the
state this year for the first time. The
exhibit is composed chiefly of speci-
mems of fine craftsmanship, although
1T numbers also several copies of ia
NOUS paintings. The collection is open
for the inspection of the public and
no fee is charged. For the first three
days this week the exhibit is being
shown at st. Peter, under the auspices
of the Womenis Literary club.
The seventh annual exhibit Of the
Southern Minnesota Poultry associa-
ton will be held in Rochester, Dec.
to 10.
East Grand Forks has her troubles
and so will Polk county have her
troubles in the murder of Mrs. q.
Belle, who was shot and killed by one
Golf, also colored day or two ago.
Both the victim Nand her assailant
were transients and had not been in
the city more than month.
The Advent meeting of the vestry
of st. Johns church was held last
night after the evening service. The
reports of the several officers were
most encouraging along all lines, one
that the average attendance at the
services of the church has been bet
ter during the past year than ever it
has been. The rector. The Rev. A. Il.
Young, was emphatically assured of
the hearty cooperation of the vestry
and the people and there was direct
evidence, in more ways than one, that
the work and services of the rector
are thoroughly appreciated
t. b. G. Evans and family Of Have
ley have gone to San Diego, Cab,
where they will spend the winter, es-
pecially for the health of Mr.. Evans,
who needs an entire rest and change
of climate.
At the first Tri-State telephone ex-
change today there were reports of
annoying troubles from sleet over the
wires on the Thief River line and the
Independent lines in Mort Dakota.
The cells at police headquarters
last night were principally occupied
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lay their heads, some We're awaiting
remittances and some had foolishly
parted with their resources in the too
much toying with beer cups and liquor
glasses.
The funeral Of August Lind, whose
demise was reported Saturday, was
held this afternoon from the home OF
the family at Hawley Al stated he
had been in the employ of'the stan
dard Oil Co.
A conference of Presbyterian Sun
day school missionaries. of the states
of Iowa, Minnesota, North Dakota,
Nebraska and South Dakota is in ses-
sion at Sioux City, Ia, this week.
The prohibitionists of Minnesota
will hold their fourteenth annual BAN
quet in the courthouse hall in Minne-
apolis Tuesday, Dec. Z. Seven hum
dred covers will be laid. Many Of the
cold water people from outside the
twin cities are expected to be present.
On wednesday there will b con-
ference for the development Of plans
for the impending legislative campaign
sheriff Whaley and Guard John 4.
Lommen delivered Frank Kethman to
the warden OF the state penitentiary ait
saltwater. last Saturday afternoon at