The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-03-28
EAST SIDE NOTES.


At the regular council of White
Cloud Tribe. 7. o. r. M. held a few
days ago. resolutions of sorrow were
formally adopted touching the demise
of Oluf EMelvey, late chief of police
of the city of Moorhead. An engrossed
copy was ordered sent to the widow of
the deceased member and the charter
of the lodge will be draped for thirty
days.
According to reports winter wheat
fields are looking particularly fine this
spring. The grain on the Lamb farm
is said to be two inches high.
The several friends who have been
guests at the home OF Mr.. and Mrs.
George f. Fuller have concluded their
isit and have returned to their homes.
The ladies of the Swedish Lutheran
church of Moorhead will give an oyster
supper Tuesday evening at the church
parlors. The proceeds of this supper
will go to the fund for the Northwest
ern hospital of Moorhead and ii is
hoped large crowd will be in attend
ance, where all are promised a good
time and plenty to eat.
The ladies of the CONGREGATIONAL
church have planned to give a supper
next Thursday evening.
r. T. Rasmussen Of the Hendrickson
Clothing Co. left for Chicago yesterday
to get his samples and instructions in
the house of a. firm he is to repre-
sent over territory which will include
the Dakotas and part of Minnesota.
Alderman Peterson and his brother
Lu vr1n
they will soon be making life happy for.
themselves and advocating the cons
truction and better maintenance of
good roads.
Thursday afternoon on occurred the
wedding of William Moir, Oldest son of
Robert Moir, formerly of Glyndon
township, to Miss Anna Wangen.
daughter of Mr.. ind Mrs. Mons Wan
gen, residing on the well known home
stead in Spring Prairie township,
three miles from Glyndon.
Fred Van Houten is up from Wah-
peton to make an Easter visit with
his parents.
The speaker at the Presbyterian
church at Dilworth yesterday after
noon was Atty. F. Fl. Peterson.
Secretary Stick of the Laymen's
Missionary Movement, occupied the
pulpit OF the Presbyterian church yes
terday morning. The evening service
was in charge of Mr.. Harrison of the
z, M. C. A. of Fargo
The council committee to arrange for
the proposed instaEment of cluster
street lamps, in other words the es-
Enlistment of Moorhead's Great White
Way, reports that there is a rampant
enthusiasm among all classes of busi-
ness men and the idea may be said to
be "go." The committee will report
to the council next Monday evening
when probably the whole matter viii
be contaminated The movement had
its inception several months ago, at
the instance of several individual busi-
ness men and later twas deemed best
to have an established reg
uIation, hence its reference to coun-
Gil committee as fully reported In this
department at the time of the action
of the mayor and council.
The blotter at the police court, this
morning was absolutely void OF any
thing attractive. Chief Erickson has
a. colored man under arrest on sus-
picion OF having committed two or
three cases of larceny which have
been complained about. The chief
says the suspect cannot give very
satisfactory account OF himself and
also 1t Is not clear that the guilty
man has been nabbed but close inves-
tlgation liz being made. The arrest
was made on account OF the serious
ness Of one Of the complaints
Justice MalIoy has received an East
er letter from his son Herbert, stud
ent at the New England conservatory
of music at Boston, Mass Mr.. MalIoy
says that to him personally his re-
ports are very encouraging and he
feels that he has made great Roadway
In his mastery of the piano, the splen-
did ground work for which he learned
at the Fargo College conservatory. He
adds, too. that he will be sorry to