The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-06-14
EAST SIDE NOTES.

Miss Katherine McAnulty of Crook
ston, student at the normal school.
returned home yesterday morning.
having been called by the announce
ment of the serious Illness. of her sis
ter at Dugdale where she will remain
as long as needed.
The Epworth league convention, for
this district, will assemble at Detroit,
Mimi, tomorrow, the convention to
open Friday morning. Grace Metho-
dist church will be represented.
On and after July 1, automobile
owners in Minnesota will be interest
ed in Fl. B. 400, by o. Hauge, which
Is chapter 35S of the 1911 laws. 1t
prohibits the sale after July /, of
tires Of castings for motor vehicles, un-
less the name Of the manufacturer
and the year are marked in raised
type, cast with the tire casing.
A new department of the state will
become active on and after July 1,
1t will regulate weights and measures.
1t will be under the control of the
state railroad commission with a COM
missioner of weights and measures
at the head.
Fifteen new members We're received
into the commercial club of Brainerd
a day or two ago. The salary of the
secretary was fixed at SIS a month,
dating from Jan. last.
The Northern Sign Co, has been
organized and Incorporated at Crook
ston
The recent call statement of the
49,
deposit of $3O.129, loans and discounts
s35,551.
The parish guild of St Johns
church was entertained at the home
Of Mrs. G. B. Hill this afternoon.
Attorney Adams has gone to sarnia,
Ont, to attend the funeral of his
mother.
A business and social meeting of the
Ladies' Aid society of Grace Metho-
dist church was held in the parlor
of the church this afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs fl. A. Johnson Of Ulen
were among the visitors.
l.. A. Huntoon and President Weld
have returned from the meeting of
the normal board, at st. Cloud. yes
terday.
q. J. Masterson Of GAINESVILLE was in
the city today on his way from Har-
.vey, N. D., where he has been for
some time in charge of a general store.
He says the whole country tributary
to Harvey is rich with great folds of
crops which could hardly be more
promising than they are at the pres
ent time-and the same may be said
of the country all the way into Valley
City, over 100 miles. The bitches and
holes the whole of the distance are full
Of water. He has been at Harvey
since May Is and it seemed - him
that rain has fallen nearly every day
since then There is a liberal acreage
Of corn and potatoes and the present
pospects are that they will be very pro-
life crops this year.
Senator Marden was passenger to
Baker this morning to attend picnic
under the auspices Of the old settlers
"a phone message this afternoon said
there was large attendance and all
were having good time.
Miss Frances McGrath has returned
ito GAINESVILLE after visit with friends
in Moorhead.
Flag day was observed in Moorhead.
Colors were prominent on the public
and private buildings and there were
a great many displays in the residence
districts. About number Of homes
the Aational colors were arranged in
graceful folds about the porches and
about the lawns there were pretty ar
rangements of small flags.
The unfuuely designed home which
Is being built for L. a.. Huntoon will
be conspicuous companion structure
for Concordia college, bordering as 1T
does the campus Of the latter.
w. IT, Hunt said, this morning, that
there were about 400 loads of dirt yet
to be taken out IF the excavations for
the new hotel and then work would be-
gin on the concrete walls for the base
ment rooms.