The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1912-03-13
EAST SIDE NOTES.

H. r
G. w. Frankberg has been elected to
be exalted ruler Of the Elk's lodge al
Fergus Falls.
Rev. James G. Ward, owing to i'll
health, has resigned the ~pastorate of
st. James Episcopal church at Fer
gus Falls.
Polk county will represent the Ninth
district in the st. Paul Dispatch $500
potato contest.
DR.. William c.. Eichler, who recently
established an office at Fergus Falls,
succumbed to an attack of pneumonia
last Monday evening. He was taken
i'll a week ago. His nuptial engage
ment had been announced and he was
to have been married in June. He
was 26 years old and his parents live
at Ada. He was a graduate of Ham
line university and for some time
practiced at Washburn, N. u. He
was a member Of the B. P. o. E. The
interment was made at Ada.
A marriage license has been issued
to John w. Burley of Moorhead and
Clara Johnson of Fargo.
The seniors Of the Normal school
at 81. Cloud will present Much Ado
About Nothing, as the annual class
play, May 81, under the dire ,tion of
Miss Booth, the teacher of expression
at st. Cloud.
Cohasset, Mimi, has. Just erected a
new school building TO cost $35, 900.
1t is designed TO make it the social
center for the community, following
as nearly as practicable the neighbor-
hood plan so successfully in%augurated
by the schools OF Rochester, n. Y.
Militia talk has been revived at st.
Cloud where there is said to be plenty
of material for a good company.
A young lady who has been in
charge Of the cigar and news counter
at the Waldorf in Fargo has been en-
gagged to take charge Of the same de-
partment at The Comstock in Moor
head, when it is opened.
Red Wing has accepted the propo-
sition and a University Extension
week will be held in that city. the Sec
ond week in June. The required 5000
has been raised. q.
Miss Louise viau Of Crookston has
gone to Rugby, N. D., to open a mil
linery store.
The Woman's club of Moorhead will
meet On Friday at the home Of Mrs.
William Titus.
Major Hersey, inspector for the
United States weather department
from Milwaukee, Wis, is in the city.
President Weld has gone to Ely,
Mimi, where he has a speaking en-
oo vonon~ orI F~or~ Io-~ In -
on to Duluth to attend a meeting Of
the state normal school board.
Mrs. Jacob Keifer was hostess for
the meeting of the Rector's guild of
st. Johns church this afternoon.
Editor Lou Benshoof of The Detroit
Record is a patient at a local hospital,
suffering from an attack Of appended
It's. Reports today were that he was
progressing nicely.
Professor Reed of the normal was
one Of the speakers at school meet
ing held at Ada last Monday evening.
Senator Marden and Atty. w. r.
Douglas of st. Paul were passengers
to Breckenridge this morning.
A meeting of the Ladies' union of
the Congregational church was held
at the new and beautiful home Of
Mrs. L. A. Huntoon, this afternoon.
Among the guests at the New Co
lumbia today were c. Rustad and Ole
Anderson of Kragnes, l.. M. Martin,
Butte, Mont, A. F. Nelson of Benson
and J.. Melbo of Perley.
An attractive entertainment has
been prepared and will be presented
at st. Joseph's hall, tomorrow ~evening.
the proceeds to be given to the church
treasury. The programme has been
under the direction of the Sis+ers of
st. Benedict.
In accordance with details Publish
ed in this department a week ago Of
the distribution of apportionments
made to counties by the state high
way commission and that Clay
tvs share was to be $4,000, official no
tice of the same was received by Mr..
Houglum, county auditor, yesterday.