The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1913-03-20
EAST SIDE NOTES

J.. s.. Stribley will leave this even
ing for Dubuque, Ia, in response to a
telegram informing him of the very
serious illness of his mother.
Despite the incIemency Of the wealth
err the Holy week services at he sew
eral churches are being we'll attended.
Mr.. and Mrs. Marbelstone will con-
clude a long visit al the home of their
daughter, Mrs. Hugo Bachenheimer,
this evening when they will return to
their home in Illinois.
w. L, Lighthead, travelling passen-
ger agent for the Great Western lines,
was a caller at the N. P. passenger
station today.
Senator Marden has informed his Of
flee force that he expects to be in
Moorhead for the day next Saturday.
In Minnesota Good Friday is a legal
holiday, so that in obedience to the
law the banks and public offices will
be closed and holiday regulations Will
be observed by Postmaster Meeker and
his office force.
The city council will meet in ad-
iourned session tomorrow night, when
bids will be opened for city physician.
The eastman distance tariff bill,
passed the senate and house or the
Minnesota Legislature and it Is now up
TIC EONSIluI U lis 0t' &AioS
the Initiative and referendum bill has
passed the senate.
A big force of men out of Fergus
Falls has been set to work distributing
ties along the Northern Pacific prepar-
atory to the beginning of the work OF
laying new tracks W that division.
The state ~conclave of the Brother
hood of American Yeomen Will be held
at Minneapolis April /. At this meet
ing delegates will be elected to at
tend the national convention.
DR.. Ernest B. Hoag of h state board
of health and sent out by that BODY
to investigate health conditions in the
public schools, was at Fergus Falls to-
day. He holds meetings with the
teachers and addresses mass meetings
of the citizens of the towns he visits.
A marriage license was issued at
Fergus Falls yesterday to william G.
Stewert of Cass county, N. D., and
Louise E. T. P~enefuss.
A. ]. Norby received a message from
Lake Park, yesterday telling him OF
O'clock that morning. He died very
suddenly from heart failure. Deceased
was 70 years of age and settled at
Allamakee, Ia, in 1867. With his ram
and later mover to Becker county,
where he located upon a farm near
Lake Park, where he has resided Tor
over forty years. Mr.. Norby leaves a
WIFE, SIX SONS dhu LbASO LOU
The sons have long been prominent
commercially in their respective com
munities. They are ]. and L. J. OF De-
troit, w. j. of Lake Park, L. M; OF
Barnesviile and A. J. Of this city. Mar,
tin, another son, has always resided
on the farm with his parents. The
three daughters are Mrs. c.. K: Extern
of Lake Park, and Hannah and Hilda'
who reside at the old home; the pc
reayed son left for Lake Park, last
evening to assist in making the ar
rangements for the funeral.
The preacher at the union service
held at the Presbyterian church, last
night, was Rev. o. E. McCracken Of
Fargo.
The special preacher at the third of
the series of Holy Week services being
held at the Congregational church, this
evening, will be Rev. r. A. Beard of
the First Congregational church,
Fargo.
The spring vacation for the public
schools of Moorhead will begin April
1 and will be for one week