The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1912-08-03
EAST D NOTES.

Attorney Pomeroy Of Senator Mar
denis Office received a report from Mr..
Marden, shortly before noon today.
to the effect that Mrs. Marden was
doing nicely Inc was responding well
to the treatment she is under for the
attack Of pneumonia she has fallen
a victim to.
For the coming week MI. and Mrs.
Howard Moody will be guests at the
Park Avenue hotel in New York city.
Miss Ellingson of the Moody de-
partment store has hied herself to the
lakes for her annual rest and yaca-
ton. Miss Olson of the same es-
Enlistment, who has been spending
the last week with friends at Minot.
Devils, Lake. and jamestown has re-
turned and assumed her duties in
the store this morning feeling all the
better for the change and rest.
Professor Rognlie Of Concordia coll
lege, with Rev. John Peterson of
Trinity Lutheran church as his ira
yelling companion, will leave one day
next next for Glacier National park,
where they will spend a few weeks
studying the wonders and beauties of
that region.
Mr.. and Mrs. P. F. Timlin have
rented a suite of rooms at the Com
stock which will be their home for a
lS" HlOnJlS ..r. r..
The work of excavating a basement
for a new home for Ole Seburg at
the corner Of Second avenue and Third
street north was In progress today.
e. H.. ives of Dickinson, N. D.. has
moved to Bemidji to take charge of
the Bazaar store at that place.
At a hearing in the police court,
late yesterday afternoon before Justice
Wade, Thomas Ryan, a Fargo hack
driver was charged with operating a
hack in Moorhead without a license.
There was a lack of evidence to sub
stantiate the charge that the defend
ant had been soliciting business. but
merely had filled orders In coming to
Moorhead. Ryan, who was defended
by Atty. w. H. Barnett, was discharg-
ed.
For his morning subject Rev. George
Booth of the Presbyterian churh Will
use, True Riches for the Poor Rich,
and in the evening, Shiboleth, or Sib-
oleth. The reverend gentleman will
conduct service at Dilworth at 3
o'clock in the afternoon.
According to The Journal there Is
an ample supply Of Irvine for the sec
ton of the country about Halstad.
Carl Gaumnitz, who has been in
charge of the big Johnston farm at
Butler, Otter Tail county, has been
promoted and will become
of the big farm owned by the Johns
ton Stock Farming Co, at Marion, N.
D.. The Marion farm is a very lalrge
one, and 1t is said that there are TO-
900 acres of grain there ready to be
harvested at once.
A daughter was born to Mr.. and
Mrs. Walter s. North of Glyndon a
day or two ago.
According to The GIyndon News har-
vest wages nave risen from $1.5O last
week to 50 and more this week.
The wife of Rev. Elliott n. Moore.
formerly pastor Of the Presbyterian
church at Fergus Falls, has fallen heir
to 100000 through the death of her
father, a retired merchant at Brook
lyn, N. Y.
w. b. Gardner of Fergus Falls has
been in Clay, Douglas, Mahnomen.
Becker and other adjoining counties
during the past week and states that
he has seen wheat cut in all Of them.
Henry Legler of the new Columbia
hotel left last night for a trip to Min
neapolis and to confer with his part
ner, Nels Holbeck.
The Misses Beatrice and Isabel
Booth are visiting friends in Grand
Forks, expecting to return in time foy
the opening of the colleges.
John l.. Wenner has resigned his no.
sition with Farwell- Ozmun-Kirk & Co.
of st. Paul and has purchased an In