The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1909-12-21
EAST SIDE NOTES.

/ Tonsorial artists In Moorhead, fol-
lowing the custom of the banking i'm
stitutions, will close their places Of
business on Christmas day and New
Years day. the show, however, re-
manning open until II D. m the night
previous: all Of which means that there
will be no shaving or haircutting for
two whole days.
Miss Theda Gildemeister of the WI
mona normal school faculty, has ac-
copied an invitation to deliver an adj
dress before the third international
congress for home education to be held
in Brussels Aug 81 to rs. She will
speak on Study OF Childhood. and show
how much literature contributes to
ones Interpretation Of child philosophy.
A meeting Of the Eagle Hose Co. of
the Moorhead fire department will be
held this evening at o'clock.
Mrs. j. j. frost has returned from
California and other states where she
has been making visits.
The choir of the Swedish Lutheran
church made a visit to the Northwest
ern hospital Sunday afternoon and
sang appropriate selections for the de-
lectalion Of the patients and nurses.
Her friends will be glad to hear that
Mrs. F. Goodsell is regaining her
health nicely.
A worthless yellow cur attacked a
pet house house dog belonging to Mr.
and Mrs. Howard Moody and injured
it so that the animal died on Sunday
the yellow dogs days now are num-
bered
A son Of Mr.. and Mrs. L. f. Moe
who was subjected to an operation at
Minneapolis a day or two ago Is pro-
crossing nicely and recovery from his
trouble is now hoped for.
The pupils or Miss Ellen Hopkins in
the second and third grades of the
Second yard school will give a Christ
mas programme Thursday afternoon at
o'clock, to which parents and friends
are cordially invited.
Atty. C. A. Nye is not likely to per-
form any act, for awhile, which will
require foot race on his part-he
slipped on an icy sidewalk yesterday
and now he is nursing a sprained
ankle, but is able to be about with a
stick. He denies that he was apply
ing his thoughts too much on district
judgship to which some folks have
linked his name.
The Degree of Honor had well at
tended meeting last night and made
preliminary plans for the coming in
stallation of new officers.
The center Of activity today was the
postoffice where Postmaster Berquist
and his assistants were kept busy as
bees attending TO large flocks of send
ers of Christmas parcels.
The normal school will close tomor-
row for the holiday vacation and the
public schools Of the city will ad-
journ on Thursday.
The business at the police court
was absolutely without interest today
the two unfortunates were tenderly
cared for by Justice Wade who, with
his usual austerity commanded them
to go and sin no more.
The venerable j. B. Blanchard has
sufficiently recovered from his recent
illness as to allow him to be greeting
his friends outside again.
Mrs. William Robinson and her
children OF Rollag will spend their
Christmas with Dfr. and Mrs. Middagh.
the grandparents.
Theodore Carlson. formerly of Red
Wing, now resident Of Bellefield, N.
D., where he has a large sheep ranch.
shows his loyalty to Red Wing by
placing an order with local house for
a new rifle and a large amount of
ammunition. Mr.. Carlson writes that
the wolves are very numerous at Bel
lefield and he is organizing a party
to go on a big hunt.