The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-03-17
EAST SIDE NOTES.

A farmer in the southeast part of
Polk county who has been fencing
some of his fields during the last week
has experienced no difficulty whatever
in driving Tense posts. For long
stretches he found no sings at all of
frost In the ground. He attributes the
condition to the heavy snow which has
been on the lands this winter.
The Elks had a big time at Crooks
ton last night when antlers were adj
justed to large class OF youngsters.
Fergus Falls Journal: Mrs. G. H.
Woodhouse goes to Fargo this. after
noon. Miss May woodhouse, who
was operated on for appendicitis there.
is recovering and will return with
her Frfady.
The annual meeting of the Red
River Valley District Of the Scandina-
Wan Methodist church. ministers. will
convene at Crookston next Tuesday
and it viii continue until the following
Sunday.
The tennis club at. Crookston prom
is considerable activity during the
coming season. The membership now
is over sixty and thera are severs
names on the waiting list. 1T a meet
ing on Tuesday night j. E. Montague
was elected president anc Frank
Bracelin. secretary.
At an election at Warren on Tues
day the proposition to grant licenses
for the sale of liquor carried by
majority of seven votes
The commercial club at Crooks
ton has been instrumental in seeur-
ing the services Of George L. Austin.
a well known practical dairyman. TO
edit special Red River Valley de-
partment in the butter, cheese and
egg journal of Milwaukee, wis. 1t
win be a weekly feature and will keen
to the front the advances in this sec
ton OF the production Of butter, cheese.
and eggs.
The question was asked today. what
about that public building proposition?
Is the matter dead or only taking
doza?
Miss Vanity Stout and Miss Frfeda
Jones of Radcliffe, Ia. who have been
visiting. Mrs. George E.. Bennett for
some time left last night for Miles
City, Mont. with the iden of settling
upon desirable claims which thes
know of.
Q, c. Beck was a passenger to Fer
gus Falls today.
@. e. Freeberg the grocer has gone
to the coast FOR recreation and sight
seeing.
G. s. Barnes said today that not for
years has the snow left IN such good
shape as this year, considerifie the
large quantity there was on the. land
everywhere in this section He saws
that all OF this week seeding work
could have we'll been done in the at
ternoon, but as he has plenty OF stock
he is In no hurry, but he thinks that
by the first of April seeding viii be
general all over the valley.
Friends of the late u. L. LAvan-
say that the bereaveo wife and .daur,
ters will bring the body to Mborhead
some time In April for irtefm6nt as
they are averse to taking the risk of
so long journey when delays from
floods are likely At present the body
IS reposing in a receiving vault.
Ralph w. Newell and Miss Ella
Charlotte Lundgren were married at
the BRIDES home last night AT sa-
bin yesterday afternoon there was a
marriage ceremony for Miss Clara
Schroeder and Christian Legier at the
German Lutheran church at Sabin. A
largely attended nuptiaf reception was
held at the BRIDES home last night. ~
The consolidated schoc1 at Com
stock has been closed cons account OF
high water troubles, but 1T is hoped
studies will be resumed insa few DAYS.
1t is said conditions have awakened ar
agitation demanding more activity In
the matter Of good roads.
J.. M. Herrick OF the Moorhead Ma
tional bank has charge OF the Dilworth
bank during tho enforced absence of
the cashier. ~