The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1912-08-05
EAST SIDE NOTES.

The body of Mrs. Minerva Hoff.
mother Of Mrs. E. Reynolds Of Moor
head, who passed away last Saturday,
was taken to Maple Grove, about
twelve miles from Minneapolis, last
night. Mrs. Hoff was a native of
Ohio and was born in 1924. With
her husband she came to Minnesota
in 1854, settling on a homestead in
Hennepin county, near Osseo. Mr..
HoP fought in the civil war as a
member Of Co. B. Sixth Minnesota
volunteers, and was killed in 1854.
Deceased was a member of the w. r.
c.. an auxiliary to the g. A. r. Be-
sides Mrs. Reynolds Of this city, Mrs.
w. Pavitt of Shields, N. D., is one
Of the bereaved daughters.
Residents of Eighth street and Sew
enth avenue south, from Eighth street
to the normal school, have begun to
agitate for the paving Of those thor
oughfares and many Of the property
owners are in favor of the adoption.
for those streets, h same kind of
pavement which is now being used
generally in the resident districts of
Fargo. The plan Is to discuss the
matter from now on, reach some de-
cision as to the kind of pavement.
ETC., and have everything ready to be-
gin work next spring.
US ldIldBC1IIC1 VA III VAOSL lICdO
athletics has secured the services OF
L. Wheeler Of Fargo to do the throw
ing for the locals in their game with
the all-natton team at Moorhead to-
night.
Thos. Frazer, an attorney Of Roch-
ester, will be a candidate for attor-
ney general against Lyndon A. Smith,
The Minnesota Federation of Wo
mems clubs is completing arrange
ments for state fair work. The fed
GRAFTON will have a large tent in a
central part of the grounds, and under
it's auspices DR.. Vincent of the Uni
features Of the university extension
course taken through the state this
| spring. It 10 said that a number Of
very distinguished ladies who are
touring the Yellowstone park and Pa
cif1c coast points, this summer, will
time their return so that visits may
be made with the club women Of this
state.
Judge N. D. Taylor Of st. CLOUD
made his fling last Saturday for re.
election as a no~n-partisan candidate
under the new law for judge of thu
Seventh judicial district of Mime,
sofa. Judge Taylor Is concluding hi
term Of six years and will probably
have no opposition. lire
The Moorhead city council will NEE
in regular session this evening.
Raymond ". Hess, son-in-1aw o
George r.. Perley, formerly in bushes
with his father at Sioux City, Ia, ha
become interested in the Public Drui
Co, Of Minneapolis which operates hv
large drug stores in n flour city. MI
Hess has a managing interest and wit
him Is associated Mr.. Brownlee, form
erly OF the Waldorf pharmacy in Far
60.
A new face among the s~alesladies q
the Howard Moody department. store /
that of Miss O'Reilly, III substitute
In the store some time ago.
Extensive arrays of travelling men
samples were to be seen in the room
Of the Comstock today. One of tn
large stores was exclusively devoted t
a monster line of cutlery and anothe
one to ladies' winter garments an
furs sent out by a Duluth house.
Miss Edith RosenQuist was an ar
rival from Spokane to make visits wit
former friends In Moorhead, anon
them Mr.. and Mrs. o. C. Beck and fam
lily.
Among the arrivals at the Comstoci
were Joseph III. Martini of ST. Pau
Mr.. and Mrs. Thee. Halverson o
GAINESVILLE, Henry Mas, Cincinnati
o., j. o.. Green and family of Fairdalt
N. d. Theodore Hanson and family Q
Tolnas ~. D.
Thor Ch~ristianson was In confersaS
with City Attorney Rustad relative t
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