The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1913-04-16
EAST SIDE NOTES

The athletes of the Moorhead high
school are ~devoting their spare time
to the work of preparing for use as a
ball park the block belonging to p. H.
Lamb and bounded by First and Sec
ond n and Tenth and Eleventh
streets south. , Jack Lamb gave the
boys the use of a man and two teams
to disc and drag the land and put it in
shape. -... =,
The formal transfer of the 500 do
mated to the police relief fund, by
Archie Whaley, to the Women's Cen
eral Benevolent and Anti Tuberculo-
sis society is announced through the
publication of a resolution passed by
the city council which was the Gus
todian of the subscription. The police
relief fund was never formally created
hence the transfer.
Records at the local weather bureau
today disclosed that Moorhead was the
warmest place IN the northwestern
map yesterday, the maximum being SO
degrees. The temperature this morn
ing at 8 o'clock was As degrees. The
next warmest places were Williston
inc Bismarck with Sc degrees.
At the Hotel Comstock today were.
George Peppel of Borup, Mimi: Hec-
tor Barnes of Glyndon and C. A. A.
Banks of Breckenridge.
DR.. Humphrey has a very serious
case of blood poisoning which he is
treating at the Northwestern hospital.
The patient Is Henry Six of Sabfn,
who is having trouble with his feet.
In all directions over the city are to
be seen building operations either in
the shape of new residences and
structures or substantial improve
ments and remodeling of residences, a
number of the latter being moderniz-
ed,
Miss Rushfeldt, county superintend-
ent of schools, left this morning for a
tour of the schools in communities
tributary to Ulen.
Agent Stodder and F. w. Holloway
were passengers to Detroit this morn
ing on business bent.
grammes this morning for the tenth
annual meeting Of the ninth district
group of h Minnesota Bankers as
ISOLATION, to be held at Thief River
Falls, Thursday, April "a. The COM
mittee on programme seems to have
done it's work well as there is a SPLEEN
did array of distinguished speakers
listed to discuss real live subjects.
Interesting nuptials, announced for
next 0dluEudy, Will De InOSe OF MISS
Lillian Merritt, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. w. H.. Merritt, and DR.. Wells of
Wolverton, MINI. The wedding will
be a home one and only Intimate
friends of the respective families have
been invited to witness the ceremony.
The bride Is a graduate of the Moor
head high school and the North Da-
kota Agricultural college at Fargo.
Rt. Rev. Timothy Corbett, bishop Of
this diocese of the Roman Catholic
church, visited st. Joseph's parochial
school on Monday and addressed the
pupils, congratulating the latter on the
excellent work they are doing. AT the
bishops request the sisters granted
the children a holiday yesterday af-
ternoon and they were treated to cake
and goodies as guests Of the bishop.
Charles Brendemuhl. sr., Of Kragnes
is a guest at the Northwestern hos
pital where he is. being treated for
trouble about his head and neck.
There was q good attendance at the
meeting OF Moorhead lodge, A. r. e a.
M. last night when there was work
in the second degree.
Chief, of Police O'I.aughlin has giv-
EN- notice that the official dog catcher