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

The Crookston Times is disturbed
over the people there allowing cows
to roam over the boulevards, the dear
public is to be taught better manners.
At the last moment it was found
absolutely necessary to postpone the
alumni baseball game, announced for
Monday evening, until this evening
when the alumni and the high school
forces will come to a clash on the
normal diamond. On the alumni bench
will BE seen the following starlets:
Albin Benson, Norman Brophy, Ed
frost, Wilfred Costain, Bottolf Bot
tolfson Arthur Lewis, James Sharp,
Edgar Sharp, AL Simonitsch, Arthur
Warner, wallace Rusness, Richard
Peterson and Garfield Rustad. The
game tonight will be called at $3.50
sharp as it is hoped to play the nine
innings.
Miss Matte Lewis, graduate of the
Columbia school Of oratory, Chicago,
was the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. ]. M.
Bayer yesterday. She is a member of
the alumni Of the local high school and
is on her way to Spokane.
Preceding the exemplifcation of the
Master degree by the Masonic lodge,
this evening, supper will be served at
6: 80 o'clock. The first section of the
degree viii be conferred at 5 o'clock
and the second ceremonial will follow
the supper. There are three candi-
dates.
President Lamb of the Moorhead
National is showing samples of winter
~, n f1N
ty-eight inches. 1t was taken from
field near Grandin.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank j. Stewart are
mourning the death Of their son, Cay
ton e. Stewart, 3 years old. The fun
eral was held yesterday afternoon.
Miss Amy Titus Of Cleveland, o., is
the guest Of Editor and Mrs. Richards.
With score Of IL to 10 the sabin
ball team whipped the Moorhead ath-
letics, yesterday.
The northwestern Minnesota dis
trict of the Young Peoples league of
the United Norwegian Lutheran
church OF America will hold their sec
ond annual convention in Ada, June
8, 10 and IL. The three days pro-
gramme will be given In Our Savior's
church, with the exception Of the sac
red concert, which win be given in
the operahouse Sunday evening, June
II. This concert will consist OF four
teen numbers, including the grand
chorus OF over 100 voices. No adnis-
sion viii be charged for the meetings
or concert. About 200 delegates are
expected and they will be entertained
by the members Of the Ada Luther
league and members Of Our Savior's
church.
Mrs. liver Clokseth, wife of farmer
on the Buffalo river is patient at the
Northwestern hospital and is reported
to be progressing nicely.
Business houses at the north bridge
are putting up U. c. T. decorations.
The white flag, indicating fair
weather was f1oated over the u. S.
weather station today.
Bankers and merchants are daily in
receipt of roseate reports OF the con-
ditions Of the crops from all parts Of
Clay county.
Several families are preparing for an
exodus to the lakes for the summer.
President Huntoon of the CONNER
cial club has gone to Duluth on busi-
ness.
There is considerable animation
about Moorheads awning and tent fac
tory these days.
The Moorhead high school alumni
will meet for the annual dinner and
reunion on Thursday.
In common with other shops on the
Northern Pacific system all skilled la
Dor in the shops at Dilworth has been
put on full time.