The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1909-08-31
EAST SIDE NOTES.

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called for tonight at the usual time
and place.
/ The wedding OF Miss Geneva Sontag
and A. Maurice Freeman win take
place tomorrow evening at the home
OF Mr.. and Mrs. C. w. Freeman, 615
Eighth street south.
The second full moon for the month
OF August appeared high in the heav-
ems last night.
| A. ]. Rustad and sons Fred and
| Garfield, have issued invitations for a
stag dinner to be given at the Gardner
hotel next Friday evening, in honor
OF Oscar w. Rustad, who is soon to
join the army of benedicts.
Miss Beryl Baldwin OF Moorhead
left on the N. p. this morning for a
weeks visit with her brother Forrest.
| and other relatives at Faribauit and
will spend next week in Minneapolis
with relatives and take in the state
fair.
Miss Bratton of Kingston, N. Y.
has been elected superintendent of the
Wright hospital, Fergus Falls. Before
taking up the profession OF nursing
she was successful school teacher.
There were over twenty applicants for
the position. Miss Bratton will as
sumo her duties Sept. Is.
Bids have been invited for the erec-
ton of Y. NJ. c. A. building at Red
| Wing which is to cost about $50, 900.
the greater part Of which was donated
by a prominent citizen.
Just to change things a little OBJ
| server Grasse ran up the cold wave sig
nal to the top of the weather station
| flag staff this morning and he advices
people to cover up such sensitive
plants they don't want nipped with a
possible frost tonight.
Alderman Keifer said today that
| anybody who would complain of this
kind of weather would find fault with
the angels in heaven.
A week from today and the public
schools will be open for business again.
Clerk of Court McCubrey has return
ed from a brief sojourn at the lakes.
but he Is still nursing that injured
arm and says he is letting the other
fellow swing the axe at the woodpiIe.
Mrs. william Russell is entertaining
her mother, Mrs. r. Davis from Mar
shall, Mimi, also her sister, Miss
Elizabeth Davis, who is on her way to
Laurel, Mont, where she has a teach
ing position for the coming year.
The fire alarm service which has
been disrupted for a day or two ow-
ing to the stringing Of a new insulated
wire is now in use again.
The opinion sent out from the at
| torney generals office at st. Paul, in
terpreting the lazy in reference to the
oIbstructing of sidewalks, has had a
good effect all over the state and set
merchants and others to thinking,
| especially city executives. In Moor
head number OF Instructions have
been moved from the sidewalks along
Front street, some by the voluntary
move of business men who simply
made outside exhibits because some
one else did, and others fell into line
after a gentle hint from the mayor
who intimated that he did not want to
be fired by the attorney general and
for that reason there must be an end
to cluttering up the sidewalks with
all kinds of junk. Popcorn and pea
nut roasters, nearly as big as a
threshing machine, have been moved
to sites where they viii not impede
public traffic.
Louis Leischbach, VINO was work.
ing at Dale, was brought to the Moor
head hospital last Sunday suffering
accutely. The urgency of his case re-
quired an almost immediate operation
for appendicitis. He is progressing
nicely. The man is well known at
Hawley where he lived for some time.
Clara Hanson, domestic, was taxi
en- to the Moornead hospital this
morning and was submitted to an
operation for appendicitis.
Street Commissioner odenwaller ez-
poets to put the new street sweeper in
to service tonight and the. cleaning of
the newly paved streets will be highly
appreciated by the business men gem
erally--they have been patient over
the clouds of dust whicn made occa-.
sional flights.