The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1913-05-05
EAST SIDE NOTES

According to Mayor Beck's proclaim
alton Of a few days ago, this week,
beginning today, is Cleanup week-the
good people of Moorhead are expected
to see that ashpiles and accumulated
winter is removed SO that the
city viii present an attractive appear
from n end to the other.
The engagement is announced of
Miss Tecla Nemzek of this city TO
Richard b. Peterson, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Ralph Peterson, and the nuptials
announced for Tuesday June 8.
The bride-to-be is the daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Alex Nemzek.
The Town Improvement society at
Fergus Falls has a publicity committee
and school inspection committee.
The society has arranged with the city
council for the installation of iron re-
~ceptacles for street garbage and old
paper.
BY order of the police at Langdon,
N. ID, the sheriff at Fergus Falls ar
rested n Tom Hogberg as he stepped
was intoxicated, was arrested and fin
ed $3.50. The charge on which he was
wanted at Langdon was not stated.
Waseca Herald: DR.. Merica's
honor method of dealing with the
inmates of the Red Wing training
school has prove a complete failure,
some seventy inmates having escaped
frsm the institution in the past six
months. The unjust criticism heaped
on former Superintendent Whittier
will become more apparent as time
passes. But the peanut politicians
who wanted Whittier. removed &C.
complished their purpose.
Mrs. H. M. Walters has returned
from California, where she has been
spending a greater part of the winter.
A marriage license was issued to
Henry Miller of Steele, N. D., and
Caroline Moeler. of Ghoteau, Mont.
The announcement was made today
that Atty. Edward Engerud of Fargo
has closed the purchase OF the Dibley
cottage on Lake Melissa, one of the
best and most attractive summer
hemes+non that body of water. The
purchase includes the motor boat,
boathouse, etc. !, -, ..
A regular meeting of the city coun-
Gil of Moorhead will be held tomorrow
night when probably the license fee
for the coming license period will be
fixed. .. ... -
A ride over the city discloses that
making great progress and that some
lawns are ready for operations by the
head of the house.
Owing to the passing away of Pro-
lessor Knowlton, of Fargo college, to-
day, the recital to be given by Miss
Lillian c.. Wright at the Fargo con-
serVatory this evening, has been post
poned for two weeks.
Among the guests at the Hotel, Com
stock are J.. p. Vandersluis, court re-
porter from Fergus Falls; Attorney
Hammett Of Hawley, Atty. George D.
Smith Of Breckenridge, III. Derwin Of
Eat Claire, Wis, and j. H. Mack and
Editor Verify of Wadena, Mimi, also
a number of the members of the dis
trict court jury.
William f. Lake of Barnesville, the
on the Great Northern who
was Sc seriously injured in a wreck in
January, 1912, has SO far recovered
that he expects to resume his run in
a few days, He was badly hurt in the
back.
w. E. Verify, editor of the paper at
Wadena, MINI, was a caller on Post
master Meeker his morning. Over
fifteen years 6 the gentlemen having
been associated in the publication OF
The Moorhead Independent.
Leslie Welter has returned from a.
trip over the state between here and
the cities in the interest of the potato
sprayer he is general state agent for.
He reports a big demand for the ma
chine.
O~bsequies for Mrs. Rose A. Cosgrove
We're held this morning at ST. Joseph's
church, the funeral mass being con-
Quoted by Father Gerard in the pres
ence of a large congregation which had
to pay last respects to one
who was listed among the pioneer set
Tiers Of, Clay county and was very
highly esteemed by all who knew her.
The last rites were attended by the de-
sons and daughters and other
At Trinity Norwegian Lutheran
yesterday morning, a class of
nineteen candidates was presented to
the Rev. John Peterson for confrma-
ton