The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-05-07
EAST SIDE NOTES.

Mothers Day will be observed dur
ing the morning service at the Presby-
terrain church tomorrow. Members of
the congregation are requested to wear
a carnation as token of love and A.
deity.
The young people of the Swedish Lu-
theran church were entertained last
evening at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Hokan Pherson.
John Blake, humane officer for North
Dakota was in from Jamestown yes
terday on business connected with the
drowning and finding of the body of
Ed Stearns in the Red river. Friends
OF Mr.. Stearns are very anxious to
clear up thes mystery as to what the
unfortunate man did with his money
and they are following up every atom
Of evidence which comes TO them in
any form. Mr. Blake sent some flowers
to ex-Chief Grant of Fargo.
Usual morning and evening services
will be held at the Congregational
church tomorrow, and they will be
conducted by the Rev. G. A. Billig. The
quartette choir will sing two anthems
in the morning, one of them Bucks
Come My Soul, Thou Must Be Waking.
The chorus choir will sing in the even
ing.
Next Monday the voters of the city
will vote for or against an amendment
to the charter which will provide for
the the paving of First avenue north,
one of the most valuable civic enter
prises which Moorhead has undertaken.
The cost of the Improvement in mere
money is small, but the convenience to
all of the people, especially the business
interests of the city will be worth
thousands and thousands of dollars.
Remember your mother tomorrow,
and If you cannot do anything else wear
white carnation as remembrance
of her many kindnesses to you.
City Assessor Evans is making the
rounds of the city trying to And out
things.
Jardine & Anderson are engaged in
making repairs to the east approach to
the north bridge, principally fixing the
ironwork under the roadway. There is
considerable work to be done on the
Fargo end where the iron guards have
been broken down and are in a more
or less dangerous condition.
L. L. LaRue was in Fergus Falls,
yesterday, looking after Great North
ern interests. Mr.. LaRue has just re-
turned from trip through northern
Minnesota and North Dakota He
states that the most notable work
that he has seen in progress anywhere
is the ditching that is being done in
the country north of Thief River Falls.
Congressman Stevenson secured an
appropriation for this work some time
ago and much OF it is being done under
ment. Fully 500 miles of bitches have
been constructed and large area OF
land in being reclaimed.
It is now stated that the loss on
the A. B. Spencer store at GAINESVILLE
day or two ago, will reach little
over $4,000 with an insurance of S12,-
900.
General Master Mechanic Curry
made an inspection OF the shops, ETC.,
at Dilworth yesterday.
F. Goodsell will go into business in
the store recently vacated by the
Babst Hardware Co.
The nose counting committee of the
commercial club are working like
nailers to see that everybody in
Moorhead is couated-if you have not
been counted fill out a blank or coup
on and drop it in the postoffice and
it won't cost you cent. There are only
six more working days to complete
the count,
The 6-year-oId daughter. GLADYS
Of Mr.. and Mrs. John Reihoff. Of De-