The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-03-05
EAST SIDE NOTES.

city, was stricken with an attack of
vertigo yesterday afternoon when re-
turning home from the postoff1ce.
Friends took the stricken man to his
home where he was attended by ply
stefan and in a few hours he was rest
ing easily and he was much better to
day.
City Attorney Witherow Is still con-
fined to his bed as the attack of bron-
chitis which is troubling him is rather
stubborn to treatment Pending his re-
covery and return to business, Mayo
Davy has requested Atty. c. r. Chaplin
to attend to city matters which need
immediate attention.
A perfectly delightful social event
was the party given at the Hotel CO.
lunnbia last night for the young people
of the city. The splendidly arranged
affair was promoted by a number of
the young men in the Junior society
set The guests were limited and near
ly all who held invitations were pres
ent. The music was captivating and
the management of the floor was as
though It was in the hands of past mas
tiers. The scene at the height of the
amenities was a picture of color and
beauty for there were a number of
many very pretty dresses among the
youthful ladies'.
Sam Field is expected to return home
from Hot Springs, Ark. tomorrow, and
| if he keeps his engagement, Mr.. and
Mrs Hugo Field will leave Immediately
| for Hancock, Mich. ..-... ..
1t is said that the Workmen had a
conference last night with interested
parties on the matter of the proposed
new building which it is. proposed to
erect for lodge purposes and auditor
ium.
The city council will meet in regular
session next Monday evening .2..,
The commercial club Of Mankato
has appointed a special committee of
live wires whose duty 1t will be to as
sist the census enumerators in every
way possible to secure an accurate
count Of the city.
The annual preachers meeting OF
the Red river valley district, Norwe-
church, will meet at the Scandinavian
| M6tAOOlSJ CHuECH, .SEOOhSlOus COIn-
mencing on Tuesday, March %, and
will continue until Sunday evening
March 81. Every day during the weel
will be taken up by discussing in.
structive and interesting subjects. The
sessions viii be held from 9 O'Clock a
m. to IL m, and from o'clock to
o'clock p. m, Tuesday and Sunday no
included.
Fergus Falls Journal: Martin Wild
stem, publisher of The Red River Re
view at Henrdum Mimi, was in thu
city Friday. Mr.. Widsten states tina
he has made a number of inquiries Il
ascertain the sentiment latives t.
congressional candidates in his neigh
borhood and is of the opinion tina
Congressman Steenerson will carr.
that locality by at least q to in cas-
Mr. Bjorge files as a candidate for TIL
republican nomination against him.
The spring term at the state norma
/ school will open next Tuesday morn
ing.
Since the class play, As You Like Il
the members of the caste have bee
recipients of several social attention
! at the hands of ladies in the facult
I circle. Mrs. Ware, Mrs. Kingsfort
Miss Keppie and others.
Miss Hilma Hedlund of Moorhea
and Hans Hanson of Devils Lake,
d. were married on wednesday eve
ming AT Z: 30 O'Clock, at the home 9
the brides father, 713 Ninth stree
south. The Rev John Peterson {
Trinity Lutheran church. n offciatec
Miss Mamie Hedlund was bridesmai
and Abel Hedlund was best man. Th
bride is a highly esteemed young lad
Of Moorhead and the groom is sue
cessful merchant of Devils Lake.