The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1912-05-23
EAST SIDE NOTES.

Fourteen real estate transfers for the
past week reported by Register OF
Deeds Stalley represent considerations
to the amount of $685. 40.
Charles Erdel OF this city has plac-
ed a new launch on Little Pine lake
near Perham.
Mrs. A. E. Macnsb has gone to Maple
lake to spend Sunday at her cottage
near that beautiful resort.
Sam Field, man~Ser of the Palace
Clothing store. has arrived in New
York from a European trip which in
cluded long ~sojourn in Germany and
Of a few days.
A. j.. Wright was a passenger to
the cities last night.
w. L. Robertson, who has been long
connected with the paper has succeed
ed Elmer E. Adams. as editor Of The
Journal at Fergus Falls.
They are having a beautiful time at
Fergus Falls in the matter of the town
lighting system. According to F. H.
Straub, a business man, the town is in
darkness at different times pending
the return of the manager from Wah-
peton when that worthy is called to
that town.
The annual meeting of the Min
nesota conference of the Swedish
Lutheran church is now in session
at st. Peter, and delegates from
North Dakota, Northwestern Min
nesota, and part Of South Dakota
have for some time been urging
that a new conference be establish
ed which would probably be known
as the Northwestern conference. The
new conference to be formed here is
expected to include all of North Da-
kota, the northwestern part OF Min
nesota and the Northwestern part Of
South Dakota. It's formation will have
to be approved by the general synod
which meets at Chicago. June IL, and
delegates will be elected here to attend
the synod.
Deputy Sheriff Pete Malvey was
prancing about the courthouse this
morning, in a rather chesty sort OF a
fashion and when Sheriff Whaley was
asked the why and the wherefore that
dignitary responded by handing out
a Havana SNAKE with "Pete'sP COM
pliments saying, ut was a boy early
this morning.
Mrs. William Wagner returned home
this morning from a visit with friends
at Crookston.
A. r. Kohler, the potato expert at
the state agricultural college, was a
guest at the Comstock last night. He
had visited several parts of the county
on business connected with certain
potato growing demonstrations which
are under way, under the auspices Of
the Clay County Potato Growers as
ISOLATION.
Fred Heath, cashier of the Stock
growers bank at Napoleon, n. D., is
a guest of Attorney and Mrs. With
crow.
A plainly printed sign has been
erected at the Fargo end Of the north
bridge which reads as follows: $50
fine for sitting and loahng on this
bridge"
Among the days arrivals at the
Comstock were, Thos. G. Fernald,
Staples, and J.. E. SmedIey. p. w. Hal
bermaier, Otto w. Johnson and r. a.
Johnson of Flandreau, S. d.
Leslie Welter. jr. was a passenger to
Madison, Wis, last night. He has gone
to attend a number of pre-commence-
ment doings at the state university
and the annual meeting of the alumni
association.
The speaker at the chapel exercises
= 81 49, NJ 1890 Li~1 CrhnnI this
morning, was Dean Sheppard of the
agricultural college at Fargo. His
theme was The Worlds Natural Prod
ucts, which he discussed in a very in
~teresting and instructive manner as
Professor Shepperd always is when
talking to young people.