The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1913-08-13
EAST SIDE NOTES

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The Ladies Aid society of Grace M
! e. church will meet tomorrow after
! noon at the home Of Mrs. Dennison
3l2 Tenth street north, Fargo, and al
| members are asked to be present al
the usual time.
A regular meeting Of the Odd Eel
lows and the Rebekahs will be hello
at the usual time this evening.
There is trouble up at Gilman where
1T is said the saloons are being kept
open all day on Sunday.
Atty. Henry Mackall passed through
the city Monday evening on his way to
Montana over the Great Northern and
during the brief stop of the train in
Moorhead he had a visit with his
father. ....s..
The public library is to be the
beneficiary of a sacred concert to be
given on one Of the lawns of the city,
Sunday evening, Aug. "a. Mrs Kali
gren Of Fargo, Miss Grasse and Mr..
Houglum of this city and others will
be contributors to the programme
which is being arranged and a feature
Of which will be the rendition of
favorite hymns which may be request
ed. H..
Among the registrations at the Hotel
Comstock today were A. B. Dickinson
of Wahpeton, N. D, M. J. Barrett,
Peoria, ILL.,, H. A. Whitaker of the
state board Of health, Minneapolis ;
Nat Field of Crookston, H. Weston Of
Valley City, L. r. Prindle Of George
town, S. r. McMaster Of st. Paul,
George w. Campbell of La Crosse,
Wis. A. M. Hager of Edgeley, N. D.
and e. A. Whitaker of St. Paul.
Gifts Of infants clothing will be
greatly appreciated by the Woman's s
General Benevolent society of Moor
head. They may be left at the public
library.
Mrs. B. C. Little of Duluth, daughter
of Viding township, died on Friday
The remains were brought to Moor
head on Sunday and on Monday were
taken to Perley, where funeral services
were held.
Boating and launch riding on the
Red river above the dam at Fourth
street north, Fargo, is becoming more
popular tha never as is shown by the
number Of boats, skiffs and the many
motor boats which haunt the river
at all hours of the day and evening,
and on Sundays when most of the
pleasure crafts are out in full force.
In the case of the State VS.. DR., C. E.
Hamel of Mcintosh, who was accused
of selling liquor in his drugstore, tried
in municipal court the jury returned
a unanimous verdict Of not guilty on
the first ballot.
Recent corners to the city are Mr..
and Mrs Clarence Wagner, who ar
rived short time ago from Crooks
ton.
w. S. Lycan says that the tour of
the Crookston Automobile club will be
through a section of the country which
is delightful, "those going will enjoy
as fine scenery as can be found in the
northwest. l have made several trips
through that section and it is like. a
great national park, in fact that is
just what 1t is. Everyone who goes
will thoroughly enjoy the trip = .
The annual meeting of the Moorhead
public library board has been post
poned until next week -....-.
]. c. Vincent has returned from a
business trip in the south.
Editor Spencer of The Wahpeton
GlODS 1dESLLS was one VI Tie
Of tourists from Wahpeton in the city
yesterday and others were Postmaster
and Mrs. E. H. Myhra.
The new theatre building on Fourth
street north is expected to be ready
for formal opening on Sept. 1. The
owner of the structure is Aid. Martin
Olson of the Second ward.
Rothsay Enterprise: The directors
of the Rothsay potato warehouse COM
pany held a business meeting in their
office Wednesday afternoon at which
they decided to do their own buying
this season. - ..~.. ta
c. J. Sawbridge was a visitor from
Fergus Falls.
Geo. L. Austin has returned from
Campbell where he preferred a COM
plant against the Campbell Mer-
camille Co. charging them with SELL
ing unwholesome cream. They paid
a fine of $50. Fred Williams of
Doran, Wilkin county, was also fined
SIS for. returning empty ice cream
cans unWashed and in bad condition
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