The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1913-07-22
EAST SIDE NOTES

Among h arrivals at the Hotel
Comstock were: c. j. Larson of Alex
andria; Mrs. e. A. Hollen of Winterset
Mimi; Newton A. Goodwin. Aberdeen
S. D.; Andrew Wilson and Abner
Jones of Jamestown: C. J. Grant Of
vancouver, Wash; Oscar Henning of
LaMoure. N. D.: D.. c. Howard of
Dodge Center, and M. M. Parks and
wife Of Minneapolis.
The late DIR. Nelson was a member
of Fargo No. $50. E. P. o. E.
Cooler and fair weather is promised
for tomorrow. ~
1t was learned today that there will
be no improvements made in tha
Moorhead yards Of the Northern Paci-
nc this year-money needed to paw re-
bates. - .
c. G. jerks has been made general
superintendent of the Lake district of
the Great Northern, succeeding the
late J. H. Taylor.
Charles Skoug, the new +;c
postmaster at C%rookston. took charge
OF the office for the first time yesterS
day.
]. P. Foote of Crookston was q, Wis
itor here and in Fargo.
l mere were 6Sl votes cast at the
election for members of the school
over 500 votes were cast for the wiz
ming ticket. The Times saws the three
members elected go into office unhame
perez by pledges in favor of anyone or
anything. 49, ~
Miss Kate Kiefer has returned from,
MAKING a tour of the Yellowstone mark
with Miss Conant of Fargo.
At the meeting of the Odd FaIlou,s
Rouge tomorrow night candidates will
De presented for the comforting of tha
second degree. Visiting brethren arc
cordially invited to attend and assist
in the ceremony.
Mrs. Fred Johnson is renorted -
recovering from the illness with wh;nS
she was attacked a few days ago and
soon expects to be among her friends
again.
Harry Torson is ruralizine AZ +ba
family camp on the shores of Pelican
lake. siicHadh
Tosten Hanson of Audubon is o -.
1ent at the Northwestern hospital.
Dr., and Mrs. M. M. Fulton, who ac-
companied he Lambs on their eastern
Trip, nave returned home.
The Herald IT sauk Center has been
SOLD to Asa Wallace. a deputy FIRE
marshal. ~
Miss Laura Kuschner, a graduate ne
the normal school of st. Cloud. and her
sister Afleen, a domestic at Remidii
yesterday received a message from
Germany stating that their grand
mother a died and had left to each
OF them $4,000. Their parents sep
some years back n left the
girls almost penniIess. Their father
was Killed a short time after and ef-
iorts to locate their mother have. been
thus far. At the request of
an uncle the young women left i'm
mediately for Germany.
Herman Widen, a farmer threa
miles northwest of Fertile. won the
500 silver cup for the best SOW and
litter OF pigs shown at the Polk coan-
ty fair last week. He has made the
swine industry profitable.
The Morning Republican at Red
Wing boasts of its scoops over the
evening edition published from the
same office.
Mrs. Bradley Tillotson has returned |
the home Of her parents at Bis
marck, to assist in the nursing OF a
sick sister.
The reports from the Northwestern
hospital are to the effect that Gullick
Johnson, the aged man who had both
legs cut off in the Great Northern
yards here a few days ago, is recov-
ering slowly. It has been confirmed
b a he Is g citizen of Fergus Falls
and friends there wonder how he hap
pened to come to Moorhead.
Mayor Beck and IT, 10. Evans. build
inspector, have Joined in a formal
that the building ordinances of
the city of Moorhead will be enforced
the letter.
1T is rumored that Moorhead is toll
have another moving picture show ana
IT lis to- be a very swell affair@if the
pending negotiations are successful.
s8Ss Funny.
Washington Star: A boy whosdraws
funny pictures of the teacher on the
affords an early illustra-
Of how its possible for d genius
In ba very fo0Jiahs s# j