The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-07-05
EAST SIDE NOTES.

Miss Lillian Wright left Monday
evening for Duluth, where she will be
the guest of friends for several days.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Costain are en-
joying visit from their son, DR.. Ell
bert Costain of Staples.
H. N Clarey of the Dwight mills is
soon to leave for vacation trip to the
coast and win visit at Portland. Gre.
Elmer Michaelson. a well known
travelling salesman and formerly a
prominent young man of Perham, died
at Minneapolis a day or two ago after
an illness Of two months.
The Red river at Fergus Falls is re-
ported so low that there is not enough
water for two Of the mills which are
on opposite sides OF the stream, at the
same time. However, there is as yet
no scarcity at the Dayton Hollow
dam. Last year steam had to be re-
sorted to July 20. but as there has
been little more rain 1t will help
conditions.
Miss Eva Linagren of Red Wing has
been elected to be one of the teachers
in the public schools at Sykeston the
coming year. She is a graduate from
the normal at Valley City, N. ID.
Rev H. o. Shurson. recently retired
as acting president of Concordia col
lege, has been placed in charge of i'm
portant executive matters for the
United Lutheran church in the west,
and so as to be near the center Of OPP
erations he will make his headquarters
probably at Spokane.
Will Humphrey and DR.. PAU Clarke
have returned from Leech lake, where
they have been camping for about two
weel1s-roughing 1t to their hearts
content Much of their 1ourneying
has been done In a canoe.
i is stated that the police were
called upon to make only one arrest
yesterday-Victor Morley consumed
too much firewater and that started a
lighting spirit in him which he could
not govern and he had to be locked
up for safe keeping.
Architect o'shea: II the cogs don't
slip think you will hear the merry
hum Of the big concrete making ma
chine on the hotel site tomorrow and
the work of constructing the founda-
ton walls for the new hotel will be
pushed right ahead.
superintendent Edwards of the
Moorhead public schools has returned
from a trip to New York city. At
lantic City and other eastern points
He says he has enjoyed every minute
Of the time especially the ocean
breezes and the dips in the salty
waters.
w. A. Streator, cashier Of the First
National bank at Winnebago, Mimi.
paid his respects to the local bankers
to day. He says the crop outlook in
the southern part of the state is very
satisfactory.
A Fourth OF July remembrance at
the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin Aske-
gard was the arrival OF a daughter,
who, according to the judgment Of the
happy papa, possesses a voice of high
soprano quality which needs no train
ing whatever
County Attorney Johnson spent his
Fourth Of July with his mother at
Grand Forks. He says there was a very
heavy rain over the northern city last
night and over communities to the
south Of it.
The fair and cooler weather signals
were hoisted ct the U. S, weather sta
ton today.
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Moody had
for their guests yesterday, Mr.. and
Mrs r.. ". Hess who made stop on
their way from Alaska ana Spokane
to Sioux City, IA. leaving for the lat
ter place last night.
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Miss Kirk, registrar at the Moorhead
Normal school. has returned from
visit to Faribault. MINI.