The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1912-01-17
EAST SIDE NOTES.

Mrs. f. 7. Reed has been removed
rom her home to a private room in
the Northwestern hospital so that she
VIII be assured Of the best Of nursing
and attention, pending the climax in
the attack Of typhoid fever of which
she is suffering.
Mrs. o. G. Beck was the officer In
charge of the installation OF the Of
icers of the Degree OF Honor on
Monday night.
Mrs. Pilot entertained the members
OF h Ladies' union of the Congrega-
tional church this afternoon.
George Comstock writes from san
Diego, Cal. that he is so much at
home there basking in the sunshine
with hosts of M-innesotans and North
D~akotans, the latter including many
Fargoans whom Mr.. Comstock knows
well.
A. O.. Houglum, county auditor, is
attending a state meeting Of county
auditors at Minneapolis.
From the standpoint Of the weather,
Bemldji was given its thirty-th
degree on Sunday night.
1t is to be hoped that the worst has
happened to the coal bins.
Professor Reed of the normal is
programmed for an address before the
public school teachers attending the
meeting of the North Central Mime
sofa Educational association, to be
held at Bemidji, Mimi, Feb. s. The
meeting will be attended by President
Vincent of the state university and
State Superintendent Schulz.
Torfin Linn of Fargo has taken a
position as pharmacist in the King
man drug store at East Grand Forks.
Bemidji Pioneer: The action Of
the commissioners OF Beltramf county
brings about an unusual situation.
n only official publicity the tax
payers will have will be through the
columns of a newspaper in the ex-
treme northern end of the big county
OF Beltramt, Baudette being located
on the Canadian boundary line. m
order to have the commissioners Of
fetal proceedings printed in the county,
the commissioners action means that
acts of the board must be sent first
to International Falls and from there
through Canada, back into the United
States and Beltrami county.
DR.. Awty reported today that Cant
r. Richards at present is doing very
nicely, but not yet able to leave the
hospital.
John E.. Peterson, brother of p. e
Peterson Of the saloon of First street.
south, passed away at an early hour
this morning, having survived his faith
er only three weeks. Deceased was
about 40 years of age and unmarried
The body will be sent to the family
home in southern Minnesota for inter
ment in the family lot.
Former representative Of this leris-
lative district, John T. Lommen OF
Comstock spent some time in the city
this morning before crossing over to
Fargo to attend the Grain Growers
convention. Mr.. Lommen's face was
wreathed in smiles when he was asked
about the Moorhead postmastershir
and who he considered had the pole
position in the race.
A son was born to Mr.. and Mrs
Martin Dahl at an early hour this
morning, and those concerned are said
to be doing very nicely.
Rev. L. L. Mann, minister for the
consolidated Baptist and Presbyterian
churches at Lisbon was a visitor in
the city today and called on his col
lege chum, Atty. e. E. Sharp.
A very prominent feature of the
great corn exhibit over in Fargo is a
display made by Becker county, MINI
The products are well arranged anc
crowds surround the booth all the
time.