The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1912-10-11
EAST SIDE NOTES.

Mrs. Lester Welter was the hostess
for the bridge club this afternoon.
The county commissioners of Otter
Tail county at a meeting yesterday
arranged for a good roads" convention
to be held at Battle Lake about the
middle Of November
The wife of j. H. Bell Of the Arm
Of HaiFe & Bell, hardware merchants
at Fergus Falls, passed away early
yesterday morning following a sudden
attack of illness about ten days ago.
She was a native OF the state and
was AZ years of age. She is survived
by two children, Clara Bell. teacher
in the public SCHOOLS at Nashwauk,
Mimi, and son. w. J. Bell, who is
completing his theological studies at
of the Schumann club at Fergus Falls
and was very highly esteemed in So
cial and church circles.
Atty John A. Ness, formerly of
Rothsay, elected city justice at Fer
gus Falls few months ago. has re-
signed his position and will locate
In California. @.s
August j. Bredvold OF Halstad was
visitor in the cities consulting pros
pective land buyers assembled in Moor
head and Fargo.
According to WheeIock's Weekly po-
tato buyers have been bidding high
for spuds at Deer Lake Otter Tail
county, the activities tending towards
triumphs and the growers are glad
that they have an association to act
as governor in the regulation OF
prices. Table stock this week has
netted the growers 80 cents bushel
During the week triumphs have been
climbing in price from 80 to so cents
a bushel.
Members of the chorus choir of the
| Congregational church are requested
to meet at the church promptly at 1886
| for rehearsal.
President Aasgaard of Concordis
college is at st. Paul on business conr
nected with the institution.
The teachers institute which Is be.
| ing held at Ada this week is very vel
attended Miss Rowe of the state ag.
riculturaI school Is giving lectures or
domestic science accompanied by dem.
onstration work and Miss Rainy o
| the Moorhead Normal has charge O
the primary work at the institute.
The town is full OF foreign potato
| buyers and each one of them is pos
/ sesses the idea that he has the solu
: IL
the price will be next january, whel
the crop is out of the growers hands
Receivers Bergen and Meeker hav,
made their final report to Judge NJ,
in the partnership matter of Karlstron
Il Lundgren and IL has been approved
| Tt is said that the emoluments paid L
| the receivers amounted to $3.50 eaci
and out of the Boston Clothing house
/ partnership matter Mr.. Meeker was al
lowed about $500 for services.
Friends of Max Richards will b,
i pleased to hear that he has been feel
ing great deal better the last da,
or two.
1 All members are urged to attend
i big meeting of the Royal league thi
evening. Candidates will be presente,
for initiation and following there viii
be music by the lodge octette and re
lfreshments will be served. During th
evening the projected minstrel enter
tainmert will be discussed.
4 Callers at the office Of Attorne.
Sharp were j. g. Markwood OF Crooks
ton, district manager for the Mutua
i Benefit Life Insurance Co, and ri. Nv
i Misner of C'rookston.
II The little Beach girl, who was ao
Incidentally shot by her brother FEY
4 days ago is IN d very critical condi
tioa and the doctor In charge aay