The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1909-10-01
EAST SIDE NOTES.


Norman County Herald: Mrs. win
Watson and daughter Elsie, left Sat-
urday night for Fargo, where they VIII
reside permanently, Mr.. Watson being
employed at the carpenter trade In
that city.
Mrs. r. A. Weld and l.. A. Huntoon
viii represent the local Congregational
church at the general convention or
Congregational churches to be held at
Minneapolis about the middle OF the
month. Mr.. Huntoon will also repre-
sent the church at the Brotherhood
meeting which viii be held at the
same time.
A considerable change has been
made in the train crews running to
st. Vincent, Fargo and warroad. Con-
ductor Kelley and Brakeman Burk
run to Fargo and back daily, while
Conductor Byrnes and Brakeman Cor
der run to st. Vincent and return
each day Remshardt and Bergstrom,
and Miller and Peterson are on the
Warroad run. Engineer Jack Laramie
Is on the north run and Engineer Mil
ligan took his place on the Warroad
run.
Mr.. and Mrs. Matthew Olsen OF
Max, N. d., the former OF whom has
been in st. Mary's hospital at Roches-
ter for the past twelve weeks, passed
through the city on their return to
Max.
Norman Young and w. j. VanVliet
left last night for Minneapolis and Chi
cago on combined trip OF pleasure
and business and If time will permit
they may go on TO Detroit, Mich and
witness some Of the great baseball
games between Detroit and Pittsburg
which are scheduled there next week.
Fergus Falls Journal: Alex and Max
stern, the Fargo capitalists, came
down Wednesday to see the Dayton
dam and confer with Mr.. Wright in
regard to power at Fargo Alex Stern
is an Alderman. After inspecting the
dam at Dayton they called on their
Old friend, Philip Mas, of the Fergus
brewery.
The choir of St. Johns church will |
meet for rehearsal tonight at 1880
o'clock, under the direction of Profess
sor Powers.
Walter Wright, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
A. J. Wright, who has been spending
three years on the Pacific coast has
returned and will remain in Moorhead
for some time.
The regular term OF the district
court for Becker county win be opened
at Detroit next Monday by Judge Bax-
ter.
Census Supervisor Meeker left last
evening for the hunting fields with his
gun and dog. Today 1t was learned
that one of the first men he met after
leaving the city limits was an appH-
cant for census job.
Burnie Maurek of The New Midway
closed purchase deal for two choice
residence lots in Fargo yesterday.
Phenix lodge A. o. u. w. have adopt-
ed resolutions in the matter of the
death of the late Hiram A. Jenkinson
which appropriately expressed SYM
pathy for the bereaved mother and
surviving brothers and sisters.
Professor Kingsford Of the normal
school delivered an address to the high
school yesterday on the subject of
The True Philosophy of the Living |
which was full Of helpful suggestions. |
Clay county was one of the very big |
buyers of Irvine from the state Irvine |
factory at the Saltwater penitentiary |
this year, the farmers consuming near
ly 100000 pounds.
Contractor Merritt spent yesterday
1t Comstock, where he took a hand in /
pushing along the finishing work of |
The new state bank building and the
school building. The
bank building will be ready for occu-
oancy in a very few days. The in
'titution is expected to be opened for
business about Oct l5. II win be
tilted with an electric burglar alarm
system
DR.. A. Anger OF Lisbon, N. d.. and
?. F. Cramer of Washington, D. c.,
we're among the visitors in the city.
At the beginning Of the hunting sea-
son Barber Long sent his young hunt
ng dog into the country to be trained.
Later he received work that the dog
vas very sick and the idea prevailed
hat it had been poisoned, but before
Mr.. Long could reach there the dog
lied and he helped to bury 1t. Yes
.erday, while Mr. Long was shaving
'ne Of his customers a dog walked into
he shop and a friend remarked, why
Long, here is your dog back" Mr..
Long looked and turning all the coIors
II the rainbow, and trembling like an
aspen leaf said, Gosh, how did that
pup get out of that hole / helped to
iig." The dog turned out to be one
10 like the one that Mr. Long lost that
ae thought 1t had come to life again.
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