The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1912-11-15
EAsTsfDE NOTES.

DR.. Oscar Bjorge, dentist. has de-
cided to return to Lake Park where
he will resume the practice of his
profession.
The jury in the case of the state VS..
Henry Larson, a young man charged
with a statutory offense, returned in
to court last evening and told the
court they were unable to agree on
verdict. Judge Nye discharged the
jurors from further service and the
case will have to be retired.
T. I. Lewis has gone to Duluth with
the El Zalgal patrol which is to par
ticipate in a shrine ceremonial to-
night.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Davies. aged
residents of Perham, passed away last
week within two days of each other.
the husband of paralysis and the wife
of Bright's disease. Mr. Davies was
IS years of age and his wife 76.
They were buried side by side in a
double grave.
President Aasgaard of Concordia
college will take part in a meeting of
Samtalemeode at the East Marsh
church, near Halstead, Nov. 26, II and
Tollefson of Finley, N. D., and Rev.
e. G. Peterson of Northfield, MINI.
Red Wing Republican: w. A. Scott
of Fargo. n. D., is in the city inspect
ing the building of his new 38 foot
cruiser which Is being made at the
Red Wing Motor Co. Mr.. Scott will
use his boat in Florida next spring.
Harmony hive, Ladies Of the Mac
cabees, INDUCED in a card party for
delectation of the members last even
ing. The prize for the evening was
won by Mrs. w. E. Sears. After the
playing refreshments were served and
an hour spent in social conversation.
ArtisticaIly designed posters have
appeared in the shop windows an
nouncing the presentation of The
Egyptian Princess, a romantic opera
in two acts, by students of the nor
NAL school on Nov. %.
Among the guests at the ComstocR
were John McGrath of BarnesviIIe
John Erickson and George Erickson OF
Christine, N. D.; J. Houkom of Hal
stad, A. j. Hall and Ed Smith, Rush
City, Mimi, and r. r. Syrda1 OF
Shelly.
Will Humphrey of the Macnat
pharmacy has returned from the
woods, where he has been in quest OF
big game. but the gentleman could
not be seen as to his success his
friends say he brought back one deer
A story from Fergus Falls is thai
| Andrew Wardinsky of Perham, MINI.
| fell dead while he was exhibiting ar
I electric battery before company ei
boys in the neighborhood. Deceased
/ was 45 years of age.
It Is predicted that the largest DO.
| tato display ever held in the Pacific
northwest will be a feature of TIL,
Land Products show to be held ii
Portland Nov. to %. The tubers will
be exhibited in thirty pound boxes. Th,
/ first prize is 800 and a silver cup
| So far fifty eight districts of the Pa
i cific northwest have applied for spac,
! at the show.
4 The weather bureau expects a con
i tinuation of fair, cold weather owe
1 Minnesota tomorrow The weathe
lover the Canadian northwest contin
i ues fair and cold. The a. m. read
ings today were: Calgary degrees
! Edmonton 30 and Moorhead "a de
grees. The maximums yesterda,
were from 80 to 40 degrees.
4 Carl Tall, prominent farmer in tn
/ vicinity of IIawley, was doing busines
i in the city yesterday.
Il Miss Constance H.. Krogan of th
i town OF Parke and Terry Jones of TIL
j village Of Hawley were married yes