The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-06-20
EAST SIDE NOTES.

Prof. A. S. Kingsford of the normal
has reached Chicago, after his tour
of eastern cities, and will spend a few
weeks brushing up at the Chicago uni
versity.
Mrs. H. o. Shurson is entertaining
Miss Ada Hoflund. matron of the
Orphans home at Lake Park.
Richie Lewis and Frank Bayer will
camp on the shores of Lake Melissa
for rest and recreation.
Mrs. w. J. Higgins gave a party last
night in honor of Miss Julia Kaupang,
the bride-elect of Frederic Gregory of
Kalispell. Mont. The entertainment
was in the form of porch party, the
decorations for which were harmonious
and attractive and ices and refresh
ments were served.
Judge Nye is hearing a number of
court cases in the district court at Fer
gus Falls. Hon. John Saari of Duluth.
Mimi, has an important case before
the court. very complicated land deal
in which there are disputes.
Mrs. Bertha Weston, patient in the
asylum for the insane at Fergus Falls.
from West Superior, committed suicide
last Sunday. She made a rope out of
her sheet and hung herself from an
overhead radiator. The unfortunate
woman was 80 years of age.
The temperature was 80 above at
noon, at Fergus Falls yesterday.
The Sons of Norway at Fergus Falls
enjoyed an outing and picnic at Wall
Lake last Sunday.
Tracy r. Bangs Of Grand Forks will
be the orator at the Fourth of July
celebration at East Grand Forks.
Prof and Mrs. e. D. Busby. form
erly of Concordia college, are guests
of Prof. and Mrs. r. Bogstad Of CIT
Broadway, Fargo.
Ed Fay, jr.: Was there a meeting
of the A. o. u. w. in the sweltering
heat Of last night? Well I guess there
was a meeting. was there and
was everything from the highest to
the humblest officer, and you just wait
until you see the minutes of the secre-
tary.
| Senator Marden was back at his
desk in his law Office, this morning.
after weekend spent at the lakes.
He is telling his friends about the i'm
mense size of the bass to be caught in
the vicinity of Killarney beach-ac-
cording to descriptions given him by
his wife.
President Lamb Of the Moorhead
National bank was out at Dilworth, this
morning. to assist Cashier Manning ia
the payday rush. He says upwards OF
$4,000 was disbursed at the railroad
Office which covered the payroll for the
month Of May.
Assessor Evans has posted notices to
the effect that the city board Of equal
zation will begin its annual review OF
tax rolls, for the city of Moorhead
next Monday morning at the city hall
If there are any protests against as
sessments made. now is the time to
make them. when adjustments can be
made very easily.
The shower and cooler temperature
weather signals were hoisted today.
/ A pastor who appears to be making
good in these parts is the Rev. E. L.
Latchman, pastor of the Presbyterian
/ church at Baker. Since his incum-
bancy there he has established church
organizations at Deerhorn. Sabin anG
Downer with proportionately strong
/ congregations at each point. For his
pastoral visits he drives a very fine
team of full blood Hambeltonians
which he prizes greatly and cares fol-
himself. The reverend gentleman and
Il his wife left a day or two ago fol
Finley, o., where the summer vacation
win be spent