The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-10-30
EAST SIDE NOTES.

Fred Lundeen, formerly of Eagle
Lake township otter Tail county,
passed away, a few days ago at Spo-
kane, Wash
The Otter Tail county Sunday school
convention will be held in the Swedish
Lutheran church, Fergus Falls the
coming Wednesday and Thursday
A marriage license was issued at
Crookston on Saturday to Joseph Cha
PEEK and Mary Sturgh, both Of Michi-
gan City. N. d.
At a convention of the Citizens party
of Crookston, Friday evening, Mayor
Allan McKinnon was renominated. His
opponent for chief executive of the
city will be w, r. Low, who is the
| candidate Of the Young Mems Repub-
lican league. There's a pretty fight
on.
F. A. Grady and H. NJ Webster of
Crookston have formed law partner
ship.
Mrs. Charles Loring and children
have concluded a long visit with DIR.
and Mrs, ID. G. Darrow and have re-
turned to their home at Crookston.
A. Spoonek, chief counsel for Mayor
Dumas of Cass Lake in his arson
cases, and who made the argument
before Judge willard in federal court
at Minneapolis when that jurist held
that "Pussyfoot" Johnson's effort to
| close the saloons of northern Mime
sofa, was Illegal because the Indian
treaty under which he proceeded was
| invalid, is to move to Minneapolis
where he becomes head of new legal
firm to be known as Spooner, Lay
bourn q Lucas.
His friends will be glad to hear thSt
the venerable ]. B. Blanchard has
| improved after slight illness which
attacked him a few days ago.
The Huntoon barn will be the scene
of Halloween festivities to be given
tomorrow night under the auspices OF
| the Christian Endeavor society of the
| Congregational church. The decora-
| tions will be along time honored lines
and that the young people will have
the time of their lives goes without
| saying.
Mr.. and Mrs j. j. Hanson celebrated
their silver wedding anniversary in an
i auspicious manner at their spacious
home last Saturday evening. The
! happy couple were assisted in the joy
1 full round of festivities arranged by
\ eighty or so of their friends and
neighbors many of whom carried with
them silver gifts in great array, sew
eral very substantial ones. The amen
tiles of the evening were mainly the
playing of grand nola and instrumental
music contributed by the Misses
Hanson, the three daughters of the
bride and bridegroom. The festivities
ended with the service Of bounteous
| anniversary supper during which the
keartiest Of congratulations were ex-
! pressed the hosts of the evening, with
the wish that ali present would meet
to repeat the honorS when the gifts OF
gold would be called for.
Will Humphrey has returned from j
duck hunt-his filled bags were
ample evidence that he can shoot
ducks when there are ducks to shoot
Friends will be glad to learn that
Gust Johnson is improving very nicely
at the Northwestern hospital.
Miss Nellie easy has so far recov-
4 GTGQ That sic SApCNAS w AUofG tie AVS
pital for her home tomorrow.
j Potato quotations today were CT
II cents a busher for choice stock III
bulk and SIS cents sacked.
! Leslie Welter was passenger tx
GAINESVILLE this morning to look ove1
4 the potato situation there.
Miss Carrie Hauge and Miss Jane
Nystrom motored to the home OF th'
latter, at Horace. N. D., yesterday
via Davenport and Casselton. Th'
day was ideal for driving and the rec
reation was greatly enjoyed, Aftel
supper at Horace the ladies returned
home, reaching the city at . o'clocl
last night.
Attorney Peterson was at st. Pau
today on business before the supreme
court.