The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-06-02
EAST SIDE NOTES.


Experienced gardeners say that the
easiest way to get rid OF cut worms is
to use little slack lime around the
plants. 1t is inexpensive and very
effective.
Both inferred in the same coffin, the
bodies Of Mrs. l.. e. Larson and her
granddaughter, Anna e. Erickson, aged
IA months, were laid to rest in the
Prairie Home cemetery yesterday aft
ernoon, following services at the Swed-
ish Lutheran church which were con-
Quoted by the pastor. The child met
its death in a fall of Mrs. Larson who
was attacked very suddenly with par
alysis.
In common with all of the counties
the road runs through, the Great
Northern Railway Co has fined its
big mortgage with the officials of Clay
county.
Gossipers in the trade say that it is
possible that fifty or sixty applications
for retail licenses may be filed with
the city clerk, before the expiration
or the date on which filings may be
made. But. it is not the number of
nlings which creates concern. it Is
who will be left out of the select cir
Gle of thirty weight who win be IL
censed to operate bars. There are
already two names on the blacklist
which the council committee has begun
to frame up.
AS token Of the love ana regard
OF the over 600 children in the grades
Of the Moorhead public schools, Miss
Carlotta Hallock, teacher of drawing
and music, was made the recipient of
a beautiful pair of operaglasses wed
nesday evening, gift highly priced
by Miss Hallock, who to the general
regret Of many in Moorhead has sew
cred her connection with the local
schools.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Sweningsen are now
domiciled at the home OF Miss David
son,
Professors Reed and Kingsford or the
state normal school have left on !
tour to make commencement adj
dresses at different places in this part
Of the state.
Miss Margaret Finnegan who has
been filing position in the ONCE of
the high school for the past two
years, has announced her determin--
ton not to return to the city, and the
superintendent will have to look for
another private secretary.
Louis Stodder, son of Agent stod-
DER, has begun his work as express
messenger on the run between Car
rlngton and Turtle Lake, succeeding
Winters Lewis.
A student at the normal school a
young lady, reported the loss Of hAr
purse containing three $40 bills. This
morning, somewhere between Moorhead
and Fargo. She could not saw whether
she lost the money on the street ar IN
the cars on which she had been riding.
Albert Elstad has bought out the
strub bakery and took possession YES
terday.
The furniture store owned nv II nj
Hicks, at Verndale, was DESTROYED nv |
FIRE yesterday.
Walter Meland and Victor McAnlav
are announced as the winners Of the
Hagen and Lamb prizes, each IS n
gold, given for efficiency In manual /
The Moorhead Athletics will play q
ball game next Sunday afternoon wiz,
the team from Sabin. 1t Will be play
% on the normal grounds and win be
called at o'clock.
There has been an entire changal
made IN the musical features for the
commencement exercises at the Moor
head normal tonight Instead of ren
aitions by a male quartette. there win
be two soloists, Mrs. Waldo s. Hoclxett
who will be accompanied bv Miss
Chase, and Walter e. schneeloeh
tenor, who will be accompanies ~
Miss Carpenter, pianist, and a. i
Stephens, 'cellist. MIR. Schneeloch and
his accompanies are from Fargo