The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-11-07
EAST SIDE NOTES.

President Aasgaard Of Concordia
college has returned from Northwood
N. D.. where he spent a few days
and where he conducted church sery-
ices on Sunday.
Annual suppers are being announced
by the different church societies.
Letters from Fred L. TilIotson, who
is now farming a small tract OF land
in Idaho say that he likes that section
of the country and that the prospects
for success are very encouraging.
Commissioners Johnson, Sullivan
and Webb of Clay county were busy
yesterday looking over the proposed
change of county road along the east
line of section rs in the township OF
Goose Prairie.
In the case of the state VS.. e. Hazen
the defendant being charged with
statutory offense. the jury returned a
verdict Of guilty. Mr. HAGEN has orr
cered an appeal taken to the supreme
court of the state.
Ed. l.. Dullea has been appointed
assessor for the village % DiIworth
until the spring election.
w. r. Low, young man" candidate
for mayor of Crookston, says he
wants careful preparation to meet the
matter of the expiration of the water
and light franchise. Also, he believes
the rate of taxation for the city OF
Crookston is higher than ii should be
The voters were doing things to the
candidates for city officers both at
Crookston and East Grand Forks to-
day.
Mrs. Shortridge, widow OF the late
Governor Shortridge OF North Dakota,
is visiting her daughter, Miss Frances
Shortridge, a teacher in the Lincoln
school at Crookston.
The official report comes from Bos-
ton that by drinking goats milk people
who crave for alcoholic beverages can
cure themselves OF which means
that goats will not be popular in
Moorhead and Fergus Falls.
Ole A. Otteson Of Fargo was at
Wolyerton day or two ago In the
interest of a drugstore he owns there.
II has been decided to sell out the |
stock entirely or remove 1t to some |
other location.
Halstad Journal: Some of the pa |
pers In this section have been making |
4 lot OF noise because a few cars of |
potatoes have been shipped from the |
towns in which they are located. SO /
'ar there have been only about twen-
" live carloads of spuds shipped from /
Halstad this year so we suppose the |
est OF the towns have us outclassed. /
Ole Fredji a former student and
of Concordia college came
Town from his home at Hoople, N. D.,
or a visit at the college. His friends
.njoyed his visit greatly.
william Wright. Barnesville and II.
i. Egar OF Kragnes were among the
-isitors today.
City Attorney Rustad has gone to
It, Paul to attend the Fire Protection
ongress which has been proclaimed
" the governor OF the state.
Atty. Curtis Pomeroy was at Lis
on. N, D.. on business today.
Fair and cooler weather signals were
cisted today.
rec Of Honor we'll enjoyed the card i
arty which given last night to the
uElest capacity OF the lodge room.
grand nola was the game
adulged in and there was delightful
ctivlty from beginning to end. The
timers OF the honors for being the
owest on the score cards were Mrs.
! II. F~deraon and Peter Noklen and
hose who were showered with con-
ratulations and petted because they
rere experts at the game were Miss
sarlstrom and Ralph Peterson.
Knuta Halvorsons prominent Buff
alo river farmer, ii 4 patient at the
northwestern hospital suffering with
ome heart trouble