The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1913-03-05
EAST ID NOTES.

It was stated this afternoon that the
papers were filed at the courthouse in
the matter of a $4,000 land deal which
means another new settler in Clay
county of a very desirable class. The
land transferred is the east half of
section 2-13S-4S..
Last nights Crookston Times, in a
list of marriage licenses issued, yes
terday, printed the following that a
license had been issued to William G.
Ledebaer of Moorhead to Jean Mac
Arthur of Cass county, N. L,
Among the arrivals at the Hotel
Comstock were A. r. Kohler of the
state agricultural college, Harry Nc
Cullough, Felton,; r. D.. Bartlett, F. u.
Raiter and H. j. Gibson of Minneapolis
B. Louhsburry and a party from Com
stock.
Ed Paulso6 and John Herring of
Marion, n. D., were mon the guests
at the New Columbia.
Professor Kohler of the agricultural
ing to make an address on potato
culture before the better farming asso-
citation.
DR.. Paul Verne was joyfully telling
his friends, this morning, of the ar
rival at his home, via the stork spe-
ctal, of a new soprano and that he
never heard such rich tones. He says
it will be some time before she will
be heard in public.
Mrs. A. H. Costain and children have
returned home from an outing they
have been enjoying at the home of her
parents. .s-. ..s
+. H. Lamb of the Moorhead Nation
al bank was aapassenger to the cities
last night to be a witness in a case
in which James Lewis of Dtlworth is
the plaintiff. The dispute is one of
long standing INK relates to a land
deal. Senator Marden appears for the
plaintiff.
The directors of the Northwestern
hospital met in regular monthly Res-
sion at the office of Attorney Dosland
this morning apd after auditing and
approving of the accounts they ad-
journed.
The directors of the Clay County
Potato Growers association will hold
a meeting this evening and pass upon
some matters arising out of the re-
cent annual convention held in this
city about two weeks ago.
The catching of all game fish closed
with the opening of March and the
| close season will continue until May 1.
The law prohibits all fishing with
| hook and line during the months of
redhorse and buffalo fish can be taken
with "a spear at any time of the year.
The Good Roads club of Ulen will
meet at the town hall, Friday after
! noon, March Z. Rules for the govern
ment Of the club will be considered
and adopted. IN
The Weekly Record is now the
name of the paper at East ran
Forks and is used as a continuation of
| the sheet which has been known as
The Valley View.
The Catholic Bulletin of st. Paul, in
| the current issue says, this year
1 -E--L ar ga TRuAAs11rS1 Jnry "a 20 IL ~
Monday of Holy week. On account
| of the sacred character of this final
tehe current issue says, this year
ical commemoration of the Feast of
| st. Patrick has been transferred to
April 1.
J. w. Smith, master mechanic of
the northern division of the Great
| Northern, has been transferred TO the
same position to the companys shops
at Duluth. He is succeeded at Crooks
ton by Mr.. Battenburg of st. Paul.
A. Wasshausen, director and in
~structor of the CTookston City band,
has resigned rather unexpectedly and
gives as his reason that he is dissatis-
fed with conditions as they are in
connection with the band. He will
give his final concert on March ~.
At a meeting of the Women's Gem
eraI Benevolent society of Moorhead,
Monday afternoon at the home OF
Mrs. w. J.. Awty, reports of the past
year were read and approved and Off :
GERS for the ensuing year were elect
ed as follows: President, Mrs. D.. w.
Meeker; vice president, Mrs. Francis
Fl. McGill: secretary, Mrs. ". f.
Verne; treasurer, Mrs. Arthur Souers,
! There are now twenty eight enrolled
members of the society which during
it's short existence has done a very
helpful and admirable work in the
caring for strictly deserving persons
who by dint of unfortunate circum-
stances required temporary or perma-
nent relief as the circumstances of the
parties warranted.
The residence formerly occupied by
Mr.. and Mrs. Sweningsen has been
acquired by r.. Ia Lowe of The Moor
head Hardware Co. and he with his
family will take possession about the
middle of April.
Mrs. J. j. frost was hostess this
afternoon for the usual meeting OF
the Ladies' Union of the Congrega-
tionaI church.
st. Cloud Journal-Press of Tues
day: Al new fast freight that will
benefit the shippers of this city start
ed this morning from St Paul On the
Great Northern and will run to New
Rockford. N. d. The train will make
Iibut few stops.