The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1913-06-27
EAST SIDE NOTES

the distinction belongs to Miss Han
son, of h city clerks office, to be able
TO display white and purple sweetpea
blossoms which she gathered from her
flower bed in grounds which adorn the
city offices.
David Bernstein, charged in the dis
tr1ct court with selling liquors to min
ors at Georgetown, was declared mot
guilty by the jury yesterday after
noon. 1t is said that Senator Marden
proved beyond doubt that 1t was not
his client who supplied young Hoef-
ming with the whisky which caused
MIN to go on an escapade early In the,
winter. The district court stands adj
journed until Aug. IL when a special
term will be convened.
Mrs. Aug. King Of Superior, Wis. Is
visiting at the home Of Senator ana
Mrs. Marden. She is on her way to
the coast for a visit. .Ma @
Mrs. H. j.. Harris has returned from
a very enjoyable visit with friends at
Arlington, o.
Writing from Oshkosh, Wis. Mrs
John Bayer avs she is enjoying her
visit with friends there, the weather
is charming n she was about 10
start on an excursion.
The Fourth of July celebration at
Wolverton will be graced with the at
tendance Of Senator Marden. who has
promised to deliver the Grafton during
the festivities.
t. G. Pomeroy has been advised Of
the demise of his brother, DR., e. III.
Pomeroy in New York, where he re-
Gently submitted to a severe
operation.
This afternoon an exhibit of vege-
tables was in progress at the Moor
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itors were school children from the
four wards Of the city, who were con-
testing for a series of prizes offered by
the Civics club of Moorhead. The LIST
of awards was not ready for The Fo-
rum at press time.
st. Elizabeth's church, Dilworth
Regular services the first and third
Sundays of the month at $50 a. M;
and the second and fourth Sundays at
8 a. M. Regular evening services at
1880 p. m. Father Otto, pastor.
At the annual business session of
the Minnesota State Sportsmen's as
ISOLATION, held last evening in the
commercial club rooms, Minneapolis
was selected as the place for the next
annual tourney, under the auspices of
the Minneapolis Rod and Gun club. ].
4. Harker was elected president and
VIM. r. McKinnon, secretary-treasur-
er, both officials being of Minneapolis.
Miss Gladys Harvey of Ada, Mimi,
a graduate from the University of
North Dakota, has been engaged to
teach in the public schools Of Lakota,
N. D. "a
Senator Sageng of Otter Tail coun-
ty will deliver the grafton at Ada on
the Fourth of July, and Congressman
Stevenson has been asked to make an
address the day following
Central Minnesota has been we'll
favored by the weather nan this wear.
A week age there was a good rain and
this was supplemented on Wednesday
with another generus quantity of
moisture, which came down very gent
ly and was all retained in the soil. Re
ports show that it was quite general.
and the southern section, which had
been somewhat neglected, got a good
weting down. An occasional shower
from now on will give us some real
bumper crops.
The annual meeting of "Mjosenla-
get is being held at Red Wing and
with an exceptionally large attendance.
There is talk of organizing a Pilgrim
age to the section bordering on the
beautiful Lake Mjosen, one of the most
magnificent spots in Norway. next
year.