The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-08-23
EAST SIDE NOTES.

ces Hodgson Burnett's, The Dawn of
Tomorrow at the Congregational
church this evening at o'clock. !.
Rev. G. A. Traut has recovered from
HIS illness which obliged him to break
an east bound journey and he Is now
the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. @. r. Fuller
for a few days. He expects to return
to his home in wyoming in day or
two.
Contractor Merritt was the guest OF
w. D. Meeker at the latter's cottage
at Rose Lake last Sunday.
A teachers institute for Norman
county will open at Ada next week and
II will be conducted by Prof. Z. T.
Reed.
Her friends will regret to hear that
Mrs. H. Schroeder of Sabin is serious
~ Ill and under the doctors care.
Mrs. Leonard Erickson OF Fergus
Falls received telegram yesterday
from her brother, Sidney Shonts, who
| is mining engineer at wallace,
Idaho, saying that about half Of the
city has been saved. His residence
Is among those that escaped the de-
vouring flames. Mr.. and Mrs. Bricks
son own considerable timber land
in that region and as nearly as they
can learn it has escaped destruction.
Fifteen families, in all fifty-three
people, will arrive at Foxhome in OF
ter Tail county from Germany about
the end Of September and will come
prepared to buy land on which an OPP
| tion has been obtained Cor them.
Reynolds, long known as prominent
attorney at st. Cloud, was held on
Sunday from his home at st. Cloud.
The committal services at the grave
were conducted by the local lodge Of
A. F. & A. M.
Short change artists are keeping the
police of Crookston very busy. Dutch
| Oscar, fellow said to have q. bad rec
ord, is under arrest and will likely
have to answer to a state offense.
The Rev. A. T. Young, who Is con-
Quoting services in the Episcopal
church at Crookston during his yaca-
ton, was dinner guest at the home
Of Mr.. and Mrs. KAISER last Sunday.
Miss Rushfelt, candidate for super-
intendent of schools, was in the city
yesterday and her friends say she Is
making spirited campaign for the
Office to which she aspires.
| A marriage license was issuel YES
| terday to Theodore johnson and Miss
Annie ]. Westberg. Both parties are
/ local residents.
Father Gerard of st. Joseph's church
had for his guest today Father Rich
ards of Minneapolis. The latter was
taken for drive over the cities by his
host to see the different sights.
The Misses Bredeson of Barnesville
were guests in the city last night.
F. E. McGregor, of Crookston. state
bank examiner, was among the days
visitors.
According to the local paper the
weather was very torrid al Red wing
yesterday. The thermometer regis
tered ss with unusual humidity. MAX
ing the conditions very wearisorne IT
was also very hot in that city last sun
day.
One of the more attractive store
fronts in the two cities will be that
of the Palace clothing emporium which
is to be completed in day or two.
Rapid progress is being made with
the repairs to the north bridge and IL
Is expected that 1t will be ready for
regular traffic on Thursday morning.
Besides the additional iron joists ana
braces which have been installed on
the east half Of the structure. the
whole Of the latter will be Reinforced
and paved with regulation creosote
blocks, and Manager Brown of the
street railway is having an improved
curve constructed for the bridge tracks.
The walks for pedestrians will also be
greatly improved and If the authori-
ties viii only illuminate the structure
more generously than 1t has been. a
great many people will appreciate that
feature.