The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-12-01
EAST SIDE NOTES.

1ne northwestern Motel at Ada has
been closed and the building is to be
disposed of for other purposes.
Col. Charles ID. Johnson of Fergus
Falls viii deliver the address at the
Elks memorial service, next Sunday at
Bemidji.
st. Vincent News: Several OF the
freight train conductors an trainmen
are soon to receive nice little Christ
mas box from the Great Northern rail-
way in the form of check for back
pay due them for terminal switching
at St. Vincent during the past four
years.
Clinton Peterson of the state bank
at Ulen spent Thanksgiving ay with
his parents at Crookston.
Rev. A. III. Mckee, superintendent If
the Methodist church of this district,
returned home from Fergus Falls,
Wednesday night.
Miss A. Anderson of the normal
spent the Thanksgiving recess with
her parents at Red Lake Falls, and
the following spent the season with
families at Crookston: Misses DeEtte
Breed Lillian Rolsch, Louise Hanson,
NIdnAAtAAl dtAu Gaet1 6nACk L1eb4lSOAs
The basketball team of the Moor
head normal defeated the team at the
Park Region college, at Fergus Falls,
wednesday evening. Prof. A. S. Kings
ford, the manager, reports the score
Is to 20.
Fergus Falls Journal: Mrs Emma
johnson whose home was burned
Tuesday afternoon, last everything she
lad in the way of clothing household
goods and food supplies and fuel. She
works in the wooden mill to support
four children and they were at school
so that there was no one at home
when the fire started and 1t was burn
ing so fast that nothing could be
saved. She put In coal to keep the
stove going while at the wooden mill
and it is thought that the fire got too
hot and set the fire.
In addition to gifts of turkeys from
the chief of police the members of the
police force each received turkey
with the compliments Of Charles Err
dell.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. r. Tillotson will
be hosts for the meeting Of the SAL
m agundi club, this evening. Card play
ing will follow the usual dinner to be
served at o'clock. Mrs. Godfrey will
assist the hosts.
Signals for fair and colder weather
were hoisted today
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Moody were
guests at <the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
A. l.. Moody of Fargo Thanksgiving
day.
For their Thanksgiving day guests
Mr.. and Mrs. 8. G.. Comstock enter
tanned Mayor Davy, Mrs. Price, Grant
Price and Mr.. and Mrs. Gilbert Hag-
CART and their little SON Of Fargo.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. G. Gates were
Thanksgiving guests at Fergus Falls,
yesterday.
Among the days visitors were L. A.
Olson and wife. Mandan; J. Broke,
Perley; Bud Neir of Hawley, and Mr..
and Mrs. Robert H. Burrick Of Haw-
ley.
Rev. J. M. Stewart, formerly Of the
Methodist church of this city is now
preaching at st. Vincent, MINI.
Pupils of the rural schools in Nor
man county made a splendid showing
at the State Industrial exposition re-
Gently held in Minneapolis. Accord
ing to Miss Lovsness, county superin-
tendent of schools, the boys and girls
of her county captured a total of forty
prizes, one-third of them for different
varieties of corn.
1t was authoritatively stated today
that the Civic league has taken no ac-
| ton whatever in the alleged protest
to the transfer of the license for the
former Rex hotel to Matt Wambach-
what individual members may have
done is different matter.
The city council will meet in regular
session next Monday evening.