The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1913-11-07
EAST SIDE NOTES

A marriage license was issued at
Detroit to Michael A. Bakke of Clay
county, and Mary Rikhus of Becker
county, Mimi.
A man was found on the streets of
Crookston yesterday morning wearing
only a cause undershirt. He was said
to be John TOrsOn of Mankato. A dray-
man met the man and persuaded him
to take a drive for the good of his
health and, he was taken to the local
police station. A policeman made a
search for the mans clothes but they
could' not be found.
DR.. Bosworth, medical inspector of
state sanatoriums, and Miss G.. Russell
Sprake, superintendent of the Otter
Tail County tuberculosis institution
were married at st. Pau a day or two
ago.
Cashier Roberts of the Moorhead Ma
tional bank has returned from a bust
ness trip to McHenry and other points
in Foster county, N. D. He says salts
factory conditions prevail there and
there appears to be plenty of business
activity in all lines. Much of the plow-
ing and threshing has been completed.
Grain growing predominates in that
section and there is not as much diver
sification along farming lines as there
ought to be, considering the advan-
tages offered. This years crop was a
little bit spotted on account of the
lack of moisture in the early spring.
Senator Marden expects to spend
about all of next week at st. Paul and
minneapolis, attending to cases he has
before the supreme court, etc. The
senator has secured two seats for the
big football game OH Saturday, Nov.
IS, on the Northrup field, between
Chicago and Minnesota and his guest
Will be Judge Douglas.
The death was yesterday
of William Humphrey, father Of Or. E.
NJ. Humphrey and William Humphrey
Of the Macnab pharmacy of this city.
bereaVed sons left for the home of
day evening, via Ortonville and from
that point via auto a distance of forty
miles. They were fortunate in reach
ing the bedside of their father two
hours before the final dissolution.
The schools n colleges of Moorhead
supplied goodly ~attendances at the
meetings of the state educational as
ISOLATION, yesterday and the previous
day. Many of the teachers of this city
had friends and former college chums
among the North Dakota pedagogues.
Harry Van Houten, who has been
visiting his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. e.
Houten, and his sister Mrs. Muir
ray of Wadena, who came here to meet
him, concluded his visit and has re-
turned to his home at San Francisco.
The digging of the foundation for
the Congregational church parsonage
has been completed by the Hopeman
COnSLiucLlon Co.. bluS, Will soon De IN
vited for the erection of the new resi-
dence complete.
The ladies Of the Congregational
church were doing a big business at
their rummage saleStoday in a room
in the Kassenborg building. The sale
will continue On Saturday.
County Attorney Dosland has bought
a number of lots from w. H. Davy n
four of them will make the site for a
handsome new home which will be one
of the building improvements next
spring. sg4 .,.
Today was cloudy and sunless in
Moorhead with a moderate northerly
wind. The minimum temperature was
SO degrees and the maximum yesterday
was Sc. The forecast promises another
fair day tomorrow for the men engaged
in building pursuits. ~