The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1912-11-25
EAST SIDE NOTES.

l EAST SIDE No ES'
Joe Nevislle, formerly of the local
Northern Pacific station in this city,
now assistant city agent at st. Paul,
vas in the city yesterday calling on
his friends. s. ..
A Thanksgiving day service will be
held at st. Joseph's Roman Catholic
church. on the day appointed, neXt
Thursday morning, at 9 o'clock.
President Aasgaard of Concordia
college filled appointments to make adj
dresses at Devils Lake yesterday. He
expects to be at his desk in the col
lege tomorrow morning. A
Professor Hertsgaard of the music
department of Concordia college spent
yesterday at Fergus Falls where he
went to meet his wife, who has been
visiting her aunt in that city. .
A new snow pillow and track sweep
ing machine for the MooThead loops
n the Dilworth interurban trolley
line has arrived in the city and is
ready for service whenever there is
sufficient of the beautiful" to require
its use on the local street railway
lines r..
Among the guests at the Comstock
were Charles Mccormack and H. S.
~CNS go - - iLASo DISAh "a w bAA
peton and r. B. Osborn of Glyndon.
S. G. Comstock and a number Of
friends in this city were very sorry
to read of the killing of James How
ard, director of purchases for the
Great Northern Railway Co, in an
automobile accident a few miles out
of st. Paul late yesterday. With Mr..
Howard was his department associate,
5. B. Plechner, who also lost his life,
W. men being pinned under the ma
chine after it had turned over on a
steep grade. M. Towards daughter
and two other ladies were in the ma
chine but they escaped injuries. Mr..
Howard was formerly a resident of
GAINESVILLE in this county.
The State Humane society of Mimi
esOta, in annual session, recently
decided to present a bill to the next
legislature requiring a state wide cur
few. The hours to be. $50 in winter
and 900 in summer for children to be
! off the street.
Ole Nelson, marshal at Lake park.
has decided to Engage in farming and
has rented a tract of land near Cliff
ford, N. D., on a five year contract and
his family are now comfortably locat-
ed on their new place.
Chicago poultry buyers at Lake park
n vicinity are paying IA cents for
turkeys, s IL cents for chickens, II
cents for ducks and 8 IL cents for
geese, dry picked or scalded.
NJ. M Mrs. P. F. TtmIin IRE spend
ing d few days at Grand Forks visit
ing old friends, made when they were
residents OF the northern city.
farm Of Henry Krekelberg. near Per
3arl. MINI. reccntly. The animal bore
a sta1ting' resemblance Of a dog, but
,~n;artu.ate.y the carcass Was LOT pre-
! served. 1t had the lolg, narrow muz-
ole at a COS, III onpy n;l.s Ike 4; water
"~nautei. Ion Hps and the tectl on IN
!o"'r J"| "eie ol Tie canine Nafle'y'
~.tv William D-scll has returned
from Ontario wnCYe he Wa called
,arlv in lie month t. attend Tie run.r-
l,f rs father. Ms. Russell is 1t
...nus.un. ILL.,, visitiL. A4r. and .Irs.
!. ii. Ntarf0,d.
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tgId Ninn : este; day morni5a tme
reverend gentleman was The preacher
III Trinity Norwegian church where il,
preached in Norwegian and in the
evening he gave an address in English
A l~hahksslV'hg gay society even
VIII be a 0ahclnS party TO De given oy
the WcF cIuD at the ColnstoCh
hotel ir the evening
Tho annointed service for Thanks
o;vtn@ 6ay nv the protestant Eniscoua
SShnrcb viii he used in connection with
the service at 81. Johns church next
THURSDAY morning at 10: 30 o'clock
The collection at this service will be
given to the poor.
..a, 80 sor ~,
tho Soime @nn9i ciuh will he given
~ w nTsoiUing niebt the entertainer
80 = bn w. apd Mrs. leslie WeIter and
NJ M NIrs ~ ~ Pomerov. The
IT. m,i,, fa givep at the home of The
p4toS w." n,,ests orc reG,Iested tn he
laICet Nv S0 o9oiooE ~
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A recount of the votes for court
Rockwoq claims the election.
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