The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1913-03-06
EAST i ID NOTES.

- $780,
Arnold frost of the First National
bank was reported on the sick list
this morning.
Manager Hunt Of the Comstock re.
ports a capacity house last night and
that some of his guests had to be tuck
ed away on cots in the parlor.. Among
the arrivals were 7. A. Delaney OF
Boston, II. r. Sc%hnepps of Duluth, Mrs.
I. Simson of Benson, John Oberg of
kragnes, Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Ness
OF Turtle, Lake, N. d.; Thomas Nc
Cabe,- Theo. Skrei, Louis Alten6rend
n j. r.. Meusen Of Sabin, n Il. M.
Prindle of Georgetown.
A marriage license was issued this
morning to -. c. McLean OF
N. D., and Miss Agnes Foran Of Dill
worth, MINI.
Miss Kirk Of the normal school has
been called to Faribault, Mimi, to
see her sister who has been reported
to be seriously i'll. ,
At a meeting of the board of county
commissioners of Clay county to be
held, March 20, the principal order Of
business will be the further con-
sideration of the erection of a new
Jail building for which plans are being
prepared by Contractor Fridlund.
A society item in a recent issue of
The st. Cloud Times says that in
compliment to Miss Ethel McCurbey
Of Moorhead, who is visiting at Sank
Rapids, Mrs. Maude McCubrey and
Miss Dora Pelton of the place, have
issued invitations for a party to be
given next Saturday evening. Cards
will form the diversion.
In a basketball game at Fergus
Falls. Tuesday night. the team from
Concordia college fell victims to the
prOWeSS and skill of the team
representing the Park Region college.
In a previous game which was played
in Moorhead, Park Region emerged
from the smoke of battle triumphantly
flying her colors over the comfortable
score of 43 to Is. Last night the
work of the Park Region boys was
the game were the close guarding
and basket shooting ability of the
local team. The victors play the game
OF the season at Fergus Falls, tomor-
row night, their opponents to be a
qutnt from the high school at Barnes
vile. This, it is predicted will be a
snappy game.
Fergus Falls Journal: DIR. Baker
was called to Cakes, N. D., Tuesday
evening and returned Wednesday
morning. He says the storm out there
was tar more severe than it was here
but that there was very little snow to
blow there being little more than a
trace of snow there-very much less
than there is here.
The winter term at the state normal
school will close tomorrow and it is
expected that there will be a few de-
partures of students who cannot con.
tlnue over the spring term.
A feature of the service at the Con-
~gregational church next Sunday even
ing VIII be the presentation, by the
quartette choir of the church of a
Lenten cantata, Via Crucis, by j. w
CoWie, who Is a distinguished com
poser of the very best church music in
England and of which Via Crucis is a
beautiful example.
h First National and Moorhead
National banks of this city received
limited supplies of the new nickel coir
just issued by the government. Thu
head of the coin is a splendidly exc.
cuted profile of the head of an Indiar
chief n on the reverse is the figure
of what is commonly called a buffalo
but by, some STYLED a bison, and al,
ready the coin has been designated the
bison coin" The usual inscription
surround the figures on the coin.