The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1913-10-14
EAST SIDE NOTES

The meeting Of the A.. o. U. w,
lodge was we'll attended last night and
after the disposition Of the usua
routine business the matter or the
proposed new lodge and office building
was informally discussed and there
were a number of practical sugges,
lions offered. A motion was offered
and adopted that the chair appoint a
special committee on building to In
vestigate ways Int MEANS the de-
mand for such a structure as the one
suggested. and plans for financing the
undertaking inc when best to begin
activities. The appointments were
taken under advisement.
This afternoon the construction
force Of the North American Tele-
phone Co. was 6usy installing the
wires in the office which Is to be estab~
lished in the lobby of the Hotel Com
stock. Today it was not known just
when the office will be pen for. bust
ness, but that important point will be
decided tomorrow or Thursday. Vice
President Harris will be up from Min
neapolis tomorrow and he will meet
General Manager Tuttle here on
Thursday.
r. c. Vincent sold a spanking team
of iron grey draft horses toat the Stone
Ordean-Wells Co. of Fargo today, and
it is to be used in their city delivery
business. - :
The Women Workers of st. Joseph's
Roman Catholic church will open a
bazaar in st. Joseph's hall tomorrow
and it will continue yer Thursday, a
splendidly cooked supper to be served
each evening, beginning at s o'clock.
Lest you forget, the usual monthly
pay checks will be disbursed to the
Northern Pacific employees at Dilworth
and Moorhead tomorrow.
A feature of the morning service at
the Congregational church on Sunday
morning was a fine solo contributed, by
the baritone Of the quartette, Howard
Moody.
The stork special left a baby girl for
Mr.. and Mrs. Aylen, at the home OF
the mothers parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Johnston Wagner on Sunday morning.
Mr.. Aylen Who is at his home in
Nashville, Tenn, of course was wired
to Immediately. The little one will be
known as Mary. g.
P. H. Peterson writes that he has
succeeded in properly housing his
wife and children at Los Angeles for
the winter and very comfortably so.
Mr.. Peterson expects to leave the
south about Oct. 20, and will make
stops at San Francisco and Seattle to
fill business appointments.
The Nebraska and Minnesota football
teams will meet On the Northrup field,
Minneapolis, next Saturday.
Miss Rushfeldt, county superintend-
In the middle eastern part of Clay
county this week, leaving Hawley yes
terday.
Authorities at GAINESVILLE have call
ed the attention of the local papers to
the abundance of mushrooms which
seem to be springing up along many OF
the. new grades as well as in the old
places.
Peter Bergstrom of the Moorhead
Produce Co. has bought lots at the cor
ner of Third avenue n Eleventh
streets north from ATTORNEY Witherow
ana Alex Nelson. The purchase means
the erection of a modern residence next
spring. 1t is understood there will be
other similar announcement or I'M
provements in the same territory very
shortly.
The demise ia announced. of Morris
c.. Russell, the founder Of The Brainerd
Tribune in 1872, the first newspaper on
the line Of the Northern Pacific rail-
road east of the Rocky mountains.
Later he became proprietor of the Lake
City Republican.
The Crookston high school football
team went down to defeat Saturday
before the heavy Grafton team to the
score of % to 8.
The Rector's guild of st. Johns
church will meet at the HON of Mrs.
Harry McHolland, 102 Eleventh street
north, tomorrow. afternoon. A full at
tendance of members is desired.
Miss Dora .Tonnison has resumed her
duties at the Moorhead hospital, after
an absence of three months travelling
in Norway and other parts of Europe.
She has been spending three weeks
at Zumbrota, her old home, since her
return from Europe. .n.
The meetings of the, Salvation army
are now held on Friday evenings in
stead of on Tuesday evenings as in the
mast 60.