The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-10-14
EAST SIDE NOTES.

the young people Of the Presbyter-
IAN church announce a basket social
at the home OF Mr.. and Mrs. w. Al.
Wodham, near Dilworths next Monday
evening. Conveyance will leave the
church at o'clock and II Is expected
TO be hayrack ride.
A meeting of the Mems club Of
Trinity Lutheran church will be held
next Thursday evening and II win be
the initial OF a series to be held during
the fall and winter. The speaker
VIII be President Aasgaard OF Con-
cordia college and he will discuss Our
School and Religion.
Mrs. Mary Brown. who IL soon to
leave for her new home at San Fran
CISCO Cal, was very pleasantly en-
tertained q few days ago by the ladies
Of Grace Methodist church and was
made the recipient OF souvenir spoon
as a farewell remembrance. and token
OF esteem and well wishes.
Naturally the supply is limited bur
Trinity Lutheran church will be held
some OF the gardeners are stil able
to fill small orders for late grown
green peas.
During a session of three days the
commissioner Of Otter Tail county
transacted more important business
than has been accomplished for years.
Six state roads have been designated,
one In each commissioner district and
the $4,000 In the state treasury Ia the
credit OF Otter Tail county will be
used In road construction. Road No.
/ Is from Fergus Falls to Perham.
Wolverton Progress: From four TO
six cars Of potatoes are being loaded
now daily at this station and viii be
for some time to come. 1t Is safe
to say that this branch Of agriculture
will receive more attention in this
section and will steadily grow in i'm
portance in the future. A potato
warehouse Is one Of the needs Of the
town now and there Is good open
Ing here for the right man.
DR.. Q. T. sherping of Fergus Falls
has just received by direct Importation
from the Isle of Guernsey two full
blood Guernsey helfers breed which
he much admires. The animals are
under years old and their cost and
transportation amounted to 800.
The preliminary hearing OF the State
VS.. Ed Lindey, charged with felony
in connection with the alleged framed
up hold-up of one r. M. Patterson last
Saturday night, was in progress be-
fore Justice Torson this afternoon. In
all probability he will be held to the
grand jury. Attorney Russell appears
for the defendant.
The district court OF Becker county
has been adjourned until Dec. 8.
Professor Rankin, head of the school
of education at the state university.
was the speaker at the state normal
school this morning. His address was
a stirring one. full OF instruction and
good counsel.
Superintendent Mckee OF the Meth
odist church has established his resi-
dence In Moorhead and has rented a
comfortable home at GOT Second ave.
nue. south.
The signal for fair weather was
hoisted today so the indications are
that tomorrow will be another one Of
those ideal fall days.
Chief of Police o'Laughlin, County
Commissioner Sullivan and Alderman
Lamb have returned from St. Paul,
where they have been attending a
session of the knights of
Columbus.
Justice Wade allowed man, charg-
ed with being drunk to name his own
sentence this morning, and 1t was, II
will quit drinking forever and leave
Moorhead, never to come back" The
MISUNDERSTANDING fellow was allowed
to go and begin his sentence forthwith.
Another victim was an old soldier who
was extended the courtesies Of the
court--he had been supplied with lodg-
Ing because the policeman in making |
the arrest did not know what else to
do with the unfortunate.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Murray OF Wa
lena are guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Ed |
Van Houton for few days.