The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1913-05-29
EAST SIDE NOTES

The children of st. Joseph's par
ochial school were taken out to Oak
car this morning to spend the day in
summer frolics and all sorts of games
and also to enjoy bounteous supply
Of good things to eat which were serv-
ed about noon.
Tomorrow being Memorial day the
postoffce will observe the usual legal
holiday hours, general delivery win
dow 1880 to 10 a. M; carriers window
will be open from to 10 a. m. Just
one business delivery will be made.
The banks and all public offices will be
closed and some of the business places
in the afternoon.
George E. Perley was a passenger
to Wilmar this morning on business.
Senator Marden said today that if
business permitted he expects to spend
Memorial day at Barnesville.
Miss Nell O'Riley of the dress goods
department of the Howard Moody store
was joyfully surprised this morning to
receive call from her brother, Henry
ORiley of Black Hills, S. D.
l.. D. Evans: Twice our Touring
mill has been in jeopardy from fire and
the city council should see to it that
it is not so placed third time. The
Moorhead mills form an asset for the
whole of this part of the northwest
tion whether so large an enterprise is
placed in Moorhead. We cannot af-
ford to lose our flour mill business.
Cheap peddlers who have been pes
tering the public at Little Falls, Alex
andria, Detroit, Crookston and other
points and have been given little at
tention by the police of those places,
have begun to arrive in Moorhead.
Some of the fellows, when tackled by
the police have been found not to have
money enough on their persons to pay
for license-an old trick, as it is said
they salt their money down so as to
escape the license fee.
Charles B. Collins, of Minneapolis, an
experienced theatre manager, has leas-
ed the Grand theatre at Crookston for
a term of five years, succeeding Cohn
& Simmons.
Some forty cars made the trip from
Crookston to the Forks yesterday aft
ernoon in the delegation which the
Crookston automobile club sent to that
place to give the Grand Forks Auto
club a verbal invitation to attend the
big auto parade in this city, June 13,
the second day of the U. c. 7. con-
VentiOn.
Governor Eberhart, in accordance
with a law passed at the last session
of the Legislature, has issued procla-
nation designating June II as Good
Roads Day.
The ladies of the Rectors guild of
st. Johns church met at the home Of
Mrs. Theo. sGullickson yesterday aft
ernoon, and held a very profitable
meeting and the social hour was great
ly enjoyed.
A visitor at the Northwestern hospi-
tai yesterday was Ole Nelson of Com
and one who takes a very great inter
est in the institution.
There are two vacancies on the board
of assessors of Clay county. W. S.
North of Glyndon village has failed to
qualify and positively declines 70
serve; also A. j. Midgarden of Moland
township has asked to be excused.
respective town boards urging the fill
ing of the vacancies. If the latter is
not done by June l the auditor will
make appointments.
Prof B. c. Martin of the state nor
NAL school was at Evansville last eve-
ming and made the principal address
to the class which is being graduated
from the public schools of that town.
Mrs. j. c. Vincent, secretary of the
Alumni association of the Moorhead
high school, has sent out announce
ments for the annual banquet which is
to be held Wednesday evening, June
A, at 1880 o'clock. A business session
amenities of the occasion will be a
discussion on A New High School for
Moorhead.
Miss Emma Kuhfeld of this city, SUI
pervisor of music in the public schools
at Red Wing, took part in the pro-
gramme for the commencement exer-
cises of the high school of that city
last night. Miss Kuhfeld contributed
group Of two songs, springtide. by
Becker, and Fairy Pipers, by Brewer
The address was by DR.. Cyrus North
rup, the programme concluding with a
mixed chorus, Prayer and Hunters
Chorus, from Weber's Freischutz and
directed by Miss Kuhfeld.
Another Little Bedtime Narrative.
Kansas City Star: Peter Rabbit
decided to change his name. After
considerable cogitation he hit on a
title which pleased him greatly; and
forWith annexed it,. Soon he noticed
that the other inhabitants of the
Green Forest were viewing him ask
ance and seemed to avoid him alto
gether whenever possible, and he be-
gan to overhearS whispers Of the most
scandalous gossip concerning himself.
IA Il.