The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1913-10-30
EAST SIDE NOTES

The Reformation day address to-
morrow night at Concordia college.
will be preceded by a band concert
the programme for which will begin
at 7:3O o'clock. y
The adjourned meeting Of the Fell
loWship club will be held in the office
Of the secretary.this evening.
Two big cars Of structural steel for
the Harris Bros. building arrived on
the siding at the rear of the site this
morning. The cars were Immediately
unloaded and Architect Hancock and
the contractors say hat the big
structure will begin to climb skyward
very rapidly now.
Contractor Kennedy's force began
operations on the laying Of large water
mains to h new arteSian wells own
ed by the city east of town, a part
of the new system which is to supply
the water users of the city with pure
artesian water.
Funeral services for Mrs. Bel,
mother Of Mrs. C. A. Ballard, were
held at the home of the latter this
afternoon at 4 o'clock. The services
were conducted by the Rev. H. A.
kernen of the Congregational church.
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Bell will be taken to Fergus Falls
where 1t will be inferred in the family
lot in the cemetery of that city and
1t will be accompanied by Mr.. and
Mrs. Ballard.
The services at Trinity Lutheran
church, Sunday next, will be conduct
ed by President .Aasgaard of Concor-
dla college, Norwegian in the morn
ing and English in the evening.
The pupils Of the high school were
RECALLED this morning with a charm
ing programme of songs given bv Mrs.
Edwin T. Askegaard, soprano. the &C.
COMPARTMENTS being played by Lillian
Z. Wright of the Fargo conservatory.
The death is of Michael
Malllnger, one Of the old settlers Of
Clay county living in the vicinity of
Haoln. he, was 76'years of age and
the funeral will be held at Barnes
Vile tomorrow. He was we'll known
to a large circle Of friends who will
regret to heal Of his passing away.
According to the Fergus Falls papers
Lake Alice was completely frozen over
last Tuesday night. This Is about two
weeks earlier than the lake ordinarily
freezes, and 1t may re-open, although
the forecast given out by the govern
ment for the next few days does indi-
cate warm weather.
Red Wine Republicans: Frank voth
ana FAMILY leave this evening for Bene-
dict, N. d., where, they will make their
future nome. Mr.. Voth spent several
years in North Dakota but returned to
minnesota about a year ago and took
up farming in Featherstone. He has
rented a half section of land at Bene-
dict and plans to locate there per-
manently. The family have the best
wishes OF many friends in their new
home.
j. f. Neal Of Aitkin has been select
ed as agricultural agent for
county, and will start work on Nov. l,
with headquarters at Wabasso.
A Sunday school convention will be
held at Detroit, Nov. 3 and 4. A party
OF four specialists will make addresses
and demonstrate the teaching Of class
eS.
Teachers of the high school at Frazee
have ~inaugurated hiking parties for
recreation on Saturdays. Last Satur-
day a walk was made to Perham, the
time consumed for the walk being Just
three hours and a half.
A coal dealer was fined at Red Wing
defense was that he owned his own
scales and that his patrons were well
satisfied with his weights which he
claimed were more accurate thar the
city scales. He has appealed to the
district court and the case will likely
be taken to the supreme court of Min
neSOta,E -T. '.' q