The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1913-11-29
EAST SIDE NOTES

morning service at the Congregation
al church tomorrow will be Figurative
Language in Religion. The Bible
school will meet after the morning
service. The address before the Mems
Seminar will be. made by Mr.. Stalley,
who will give his version of Boyhood
Experiences in England. The Huntoon
club for young men will be led by Mr..
Strong. The evening service will con-
sist of an illustrated lecture on the
social gospel.
The announcement was made today
of the passing away Of Harry Manson,
a resident of Downer township, Fri
day morning. He has been an invalid
for over six years. He was one Of the
early settlers in the southern part Of
Clay county.
A dancing party will be given in the
Brotherhood hall at Dilworth, Thurs
day, Dec, 4.
The next regular meeting of the
city council will be held Tuesday eve
ming, Dec. 9, according to established
rule, the first Tuesday after the first
Friday in the month.
Rapid progress is being made in the
construction and fitting up of the new
bowling alleys which are to be estab-
lished in connection with the Com
stock billiard rooms.
An event at the Hotel Comstock
this evening will be a banquet under
the auspices of the B. M. I. u. No. l,
There will be covers for ninety guests
among them a few friends Of the I'M
ion. George ". Edgar will preside
and will Introduce the p~ost-prandial
speakers.
Married yesterday afternoon by
Rev. George Booth, Miss Sylvia Rife
and Earle Carr Of Sheldon, N. D.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Corch gave a
dinner Thanksgiving day in honor of
Mrs. Ellis of Minneapolis. There
were covers for twelve and the table
was decorated with roses.
Rev. S. A Fitzsimmons Of Washing
ton, Kas, a brother Of A. J. Fitzsim-
mons Of Glyndon, is holding a series
of revival meetings in the Glyndon
church and he may remain in the
village for a week or two.
The United States district court at
Fergus Falls did not adjourn over
Thanksgiving day.
Their is considerable trouble at
Perham over rabies among the dogs
IN the country tributary and now the
CANNES are all wearing muzzles. Four
valuable horses have been bitten and
have been ordered killed.
Fergus Falls Journal Miss Mary
Benson, who is teaching in the Fargo
city schools is spending the Thanks
giving vacation with her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. NJ. Benson in this city.
Ulen Union: state Engineer Star
was g caller here Tuesday evening
and on Wednesday, he and j. T.. John
son aud II. l.. Moebeck went down to
Tatley Grove n inspected the state
%oad work there. Engineer Star has
pcOmmpndn6 J nF~ah@oJ - IL.
county board for the position of
county supervisor of roads, a position
ior which Mr.. Moebeck is well fitted.
One OF the pleasant social events of
Thanksgiving week in Moorhead was
The reception rendered DR.. and Mrs g.
MI. and Mrs. c. o. Peterson of Fourth
street north. The genial doctor and
MS bride just returned from Sioux
rails, where the ceremony occurred at
ne home Of the bride Nov. 20. Mr.. and
Mrs: Peterson invited about thirty-lve
OF the friends Of bride and the BRIDE
groom and the venison dinner that fol-
!2Wed was one Of the most enjoyable
OF che many culinary feasts of the
Sho~ered with congratulations by a
large circle OF friends. They left last
night for Lake Park. .,a0
w. D. Meeker& of Senator Marden's
office was &. passenger to st. Paul last
night and was on.a2 business mission.
The horses alleged to have been stol-
en- from the Keeney livery barn here by
the man Griffith, with many aliases,
have been recovered by Sheriff Whaley
and they will be returned to Moor
mead in due course. Griffith is under
arrest at Alexandria charged with the
Inert Of horses in that vicinity and for
which offense he will be tried there.
Griffith is alleged to be a dope fend''
Well known IN different police circles In
this part Of the state and a mar who
changes his name almost every day.
The front Of the new Harris Bros.
building has hean ernbellished with a
large name plate on which Is inscribed
the name Of the firm, Harris Bros. The
top course of stone coping was being
put in place this morning.
Among the guests at the Hotel Com
stock today were, Mr.. and Mrs. w, IN.
Cherry Of Morris: Geo. M. D. Rosey,
Chilicote; G.. +. Riggan, Idaho Falls,
I6a.; w. C. NeWhouse, Chicago. w,
r. Riner,A Hiilsboro, and r. E. Stock
house Of Afs1lkato.
Clerk or Court McCubrey says he
has speut all OF his Thanksgiving
days at hcg1e except n
The temperature in Moorhead this
morning registered 3S degrees and the
maximum yesterday was 48 degrees
The barometer registered 1906. AT z
a. m. today it was very warm and
! raining at Chicago and Kansas City.
r. low :. .sr+-x - liz. - I,oIYr 49, ,.s.A