The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-07-01
EAST SIDE NOTES.

Mr.. and Mrs. T. T. Lewis will spend
the heated term in cottage at Lake
Melissa. Mr.. Lewis will join the
Shriners next week and will attend the
big meeting at Rochester, N. Y, and
at Its conclusion he will proceed to
Bedford, Mass, for a visit.
Bradley Tillotson will do summer
ruralizing at the Simonitsch farm.
Mankato Free Press: All reports
agree that North Dakota is promised
one of the best crops in her history.
Tomorrow, also, is Fathers day-it
is apropos for the Moorhead boys for
they will not be the least diffident in
asking his paternal highness for the
price of a ticket to the circus the day
following.
Miss Margaret Smith OF Stockwood
will attend the N. E. A. meeting at
San Francisco. En- route she made
tour OF the Yellowstone park and will
make stops at Salt Lake City and
Denver.
Miss Katherine Osborn has conclud-
ed a visit to her home at Glyndon and
has returned to Herman, Cal, where
she is employed in the office of the
Fresno Irrigation Co.
Stephen Notvedt, recently of wilton
in Beltrami county. Mimi, has rented |
a building on Park avenue at Glyn- |
don and will open a restaurant and |
ice cream parlor.
A meeting of the boy scouts has |
been called for this evening and it /
will be held in the grove near l.. "A. |
Huntoon's home.
w. M. TooIe Of the House of Lords |
is a patient at st. Johns hospital. |
but he is progressing nicely
There were a great many callers at
the office of the city clerk this morn |
ing and IL was interesting to note the |
quality Of the suavity displayed by
Miss Hanson when she was asked for |
the certificate which gave authority |
to conduct retail liquor place in this
good town, and her way of saying:
Yes sir, that little $1,000 first please"
Passengers on the Moorhead loops
on the street railway system were at
tracted to a new appearing red card.
which occupied prominent place on
the front end of the car, inside and |
which read: This car was disinfected /
at Fargo. NJ D.. June 80, 1911"
Chief of Police O'Laughlin has per-
fected well laid plans for taking care
of whatever crooks may make their L
appearance here with the arrival Of
the circus tomorrow-being Sunday |
and the performances not taking place
until Monday the usual coterie of sun
desirables" which follow the big cir
cuses will be closely watched. II viii
be well for the public at large to keen
on the lookout and take no more risk
than possible.
Regular services will be held at the
First Congregational church tomorrow
at the usual time, the Rev. H. A. Ker-
men, officiating. Miss Lillian Wright.
recently returned from Calumet. Mich.
will sing a solo during the service,
There will be no evening service.
1t was stated today that the Barnuu
ing OF the council last Monday night
will leave the grounds promptly at 10 /
o'clock Monday morning and that IL
will pass through Moorhead shortly be-
fore ii o'clock.
A new furniture and general renair
shop has been established by Walline
& Ellingson.
Good news reached Miss Hilda He'd
stedt stenographer in the Office Of the
Standard Oil c., Fargo. Some time ago
Miss Hedstedt took a civil service ex-
animation as stenographer and yes
terday she received a letter from
d. c., requesting that she
report to u. S. official at Seattle.
Wash.
The new malt law went into effect
today-the provision is that so-called
malt liquids can only be sold In regu-
larly licensed saloons. The law win
cut down the revenue of some OF che
candy stores and poolrooms.
Several well known thirst quenching
were closed tight as drum
today-nine licenses expired last night
and renewals were refused at the meet
& Bailey curcus grand street parade
The notorious Rex was one Of the
places.