The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1909-05-29
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EAST SIDE NOTES.

| The ladies' OF the Meth odist church
will serve dinner at Fraternity hall oil,
Decoration day.
Clerk McCubrey issued a marriage
| license to LIE Roy Horton of Mime
| apolis and May Martin of Moorhead.
Commencement week in the Pelican
Rapids schools opens with the bac-
calaureate sermon Sunday evening by
Rev d. G. RisIad of Fergus Falls. The
graduating class numbers six this year,
as follows: Hyden Jacobs, Richard
Meland, Alma Lundoerg, Josie Linder,
Eunice Schreiner and Floyd Putnam.
The commencement address will be
made by Rev. J. II. Batten of Grand
Forks, 7. D. s...
Mrs. Margaret McGrath of Barnes
vile will be one of the graduates from
the normal school at st. Cloud this
year. a.,
The Great Northern officials have ar
ranged for the appointment of S. H.
Porter, the company's agent at Aneta,
N. D., to succeed L. l.. La Rue as agent
at Fergus Falls, when Mr.. La Rue
assumes his duties as travelling pas
senger agent. The change is TO be
made as soon as Mr.. Porter can be re-
lieyed from his p@csent ties.
Rev. and Mrs. o. E. Tjornhom and
family left Fergus Fails last night, for
Northwood, N, D., where .-r. Ttornhom
has accepted the church pastorate.
The season for black bass, the most
popular game fish in the waters Of
Minnesota, opened today, and coming
SO near a holiday will add interest to
the OCCASION. The wad-eyed pike is
the best eating fish caught in Mime
sofa lakes, and although he is not so
gamey a fighter as the bass, he is more
valuable as fish for the market. The
game and fish commission will season
plant more than 10000 pike fry In the
lakes.
A trio OF women, who were gathered
In a raid by the police on the Arcade
and Peterson's restaurant, very early
Yesterday morning, were fined $25 and
costs by Justice Wade last evening,
and the fines were paid. City Attorney
Witherow allowed the charge of dis
orderly conduct to stand, as he found
that there was no foundation for more
serious charges which had been alleged
against the women.
DIR. Humphrey was the star in a
runaway out in the country north of
the city, Thursday night, and his faith
in patient neck-y -yokes has been shat
tered. The bolt IT. one broke at a
dangerous point in. the road and he
was pitched high in the air, but es-
capped all injury. A relief team was
sent for and the doctor reached his
home and family s~fely. ...
DIR. d. G. Darrow has at last sue
cumbed to the willy sales agent Of an
automobile company and has become
the possessor of a very fine machine
the doctor, however, swears that he
will keep his spanking team OF jet
black driving geldings.
Union Memorial day services will be
held at the Congregational church. to-
morrow and they will be attended by
the G. A. r. comrades and the high
school class who will listen to bac-
calaureate sermon by the Rev. J. M.
Stewart of the Methodist church. The
sermon will be framed to flt the dual
occasion. The service will begin at
1890 o'clock and will be embellished
by music supplied by pupils of the
high school.
The seniors Of the Moorhead high
school were greeted by a large audi
ence at the presentation OF the class
play last night. The youthful actors
and actresses did splendidly and were
given the hearty plaudits Of their
many friends. The stage work OF the
young people demonstrated training Of
a very high order.
Mayor Davy of Moorhead has issued
his Memorial day proclamation and
has ordered the closing of the saloons
from 10 a. m. until p. m. next Mon
day, pursuant to the state law. The
mayor also requests general observ-
ance of the day as far as possible.