The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1912-06-26
EAST SIDE MOTIFS.

Manager Donaldson of the Gund
Brewing Co. has gone to Lacrosse,
Wis, on business connected with the
local agency.
There are forty two applications for
retail liquor licenses on file for the
consideration of the city council to-
night, but only forty licenses can be
granted n several are wondering
who will get the axe.
Mrs. j. v. Godfrey gave a party,
Monday evening, in honor of Mr.. and
Mrs, Godfrey of Boston. Mass.
Nora Anderson, an employee in the
Wright tent and awning works, is a
patient at the Moorhead hospital
where she was subjected to an opera
ton for appendicitis.
Walter F. Johnson Of Red Wing has
gone to Bowman, N. D., where. he
will be bookkeeper for the o. N.
Young Hardware Co.
A committee has selected FaribauIt
as the place for the annual meeting
of the Minnesota Library association.
The date has not been set, but it
will probably be held early in Sept
ember.
Miss Sophia Schill of Aberdeen.
Wash. is a summe guest of Mr.. and
Mrs. r. P. Collins.
At the First National bank is a
splendid sample of spring wheat, half
a dozen stools picked from a big field
on the Askegaard farm at Comstock.
It is well along in the process of head
ing out.
Officials in the cities have found
what they think is a flaw which may
mean that the state wide primary
law, recently enacted by the legisla-
ture is unconstitutional. The consti-
tuition Of Minnesota says that a quail
hcation to vote is hat a voter must
have lived in the state six months
n in the precinct one month prior
to the day of registration. The new
law provides for sixty days residence
only so that, there is an important
conf1iction in the laws.
Mrs. James H. Sharp has returned
home from New York and other east
ern points attending the graduation
of her daughter.
Mrs. j. B. Blanchard was hostess
this afternoon for the meeting of the
ladies OF the Congregational church
A stranger nearly drowned in the
river yesterday afternoon while in
the act OF trying to save his hat
which the wind had blown into the
water. The mar put too much faith
in a pile of willows and tumbled in
to the water. Policeman Baldwin saw
the accident, but before assistance
was needed the man grabbed hold OF
a stout ciump of trees and saved him
self.
An arriving auto a in the city this
morning carried a banner which read
in large letters: In Georgetown Life
Is Worth Living.
Senator Marden and Curtis Pome.
roy were passengers to Thief River
Falls this morning, where the district
court is in session.
In prominent positions In stores anG
offices, where they may be seen by
ladies shopping or doing business IL
the city, are cards reading Free
Public Rest Room, In the Basement
of the Public Library Building. Hours
from 10 a. m. to s p. N.
The next next regular meeting Of
the Royal league viii be held at tht
usual time and place next Friday
evening.
Professor Kohler of the agricultura
college and Leslie Welter left for I
trip this morning TO view the potato
fields between here ard GAINESVILLE
Particularly there were ONE features
in the vicinity OF Baker which MI
K0hler was desirous of investigating
Next Sunday Rev. Ell. Al. Kerner
will exchange pulpits with Rev. r. j
Montgomery Of the Congregations
church at Detroit, Mimi, and during
the day he will be the guest of MI
and Mrs. Fuller. The Rev. Mr.. Mont,
gonery has been very successful ii
Institutional church work In SINAI