The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-04-04
EAST SIDE NOTES.


Crookston Times: DR.. q. J. Cow
rette, Of Grand Forks, formerly of
Crookston, and a brother of A. J.
Couvrette, has received an invitation
from L. G. Davenport, master of elm
les, TO give clinic at the annual
meeting of the North Dakota Dental
association. The meeting is to be
held in Fargo May 10 and IL. DIR.
Couvrette will accept the invitation.
A camp OF Royal Neighbors has been
established at Hawley and the cere-
monies were conducted by officers
from the Moorhead lodge, Mrs. Aug
ust Lund of this city acting as the
ofnciating officer
Carl Tonsager, blacksmith OF this
city. has an ancient pitcher which is
being photographed so that pictures
may DE supplied to interested ones.
The pitcher was made May IL, 1914,
In honor of one Christian Krogh. 1t
is well preserved. One side of the
pitcher bears picture of Mr.. Krogh,
and OH the reverse side Is picture of
big building. and under this is the
word, "Eidsvold." The handle Is in
the shape of :. lion. The pitcher has
been in Mr.. Tonsagers family for
many years.
A marriage license was issued on
Saturday to Albert Nelson OF Rich
land county, N. D., and Tina Torger-
son of Moorhead; also one to Enoch
Larsen of HiNsboro. N. D., and Bergit
Olson of the same place. The latter
pair were married by the pastor of
the Norwegian Lutheran church, Far
go.
Representatives of California fruit
growers are in the city with a stock
of goods which they are distributing
from the Welter warehouse. They
have not established themselves in the
city permanently, as has been err
roneously stated.
The Syverson hotel at Glyndon has
been leased to Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert
Cochran, formerly of Marshalltown, Ia.
Knute Oppheim of Fertile was a
caller at the local census office to-
day. He has been appointed one of
the enumerators for the census soon
to be taken and he has the distinc-
ton Of having been one for the census
Of 1900 so that he is a past master.
He will count Fertile and Garfield
township in Polk county.
City Attorney Witherow is steadily
improving after a prolonged illness.
He was out snort time today.
f. Hardy Sturtevant of Minneapolis
was among the visitors and HI. J..
Maxwell was in from Wadena-
Conductor j. B. Spray well known on
the courthouse loop of the street rail-
way in Moorhead has severed his con-
nection with the road and tomorrow
will resume work as a brakeman on
the Northern Pacific between Fargo
and Mandan. Mr.. Spray has been
with the r. N. st. R'y Co. for four
years and an employee who made good,
always fully enjoying the confidence
of the public.
A big truck load Of supplies were
sent out to census enumerators over
the ninth district by Supervisor Meek
er and his assistants yesterday. The
counting of noses will begin April is.
While the rain showew@ last night
were not very heavy in Noorhead and
immediate vicinity a different story
is told in some partsof the county.
Between Glyndon and Dilworth the
down pour nearly had the proper
tions of cloudburst. Some parties in
automobiles had to abandon their ma
chimes, trudge their way to Dilworth
and phone for assistance from there.
Phil Kiefer says the rain was so heavy
that the bitches filled up almost in
stantly.
The public school pupils and teachers
are enjoying their spring vacation this
week.
The home of Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar
Skauge was frightened by the ar
rival of a daughter this morning. Mr..
Skauge was wearing the smile that
won't come off and passing out theh
havanas to his friends. Mother and
daughter are doing nicely.