The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1913-08-18
Moorl1ead Department
of the two tlandladies'' will be pre-.
ser1ted to County Attorney Dosland.
EAST SIDE NOTES

Mrs. Fred Ct. Tracey of Glyndon is
spending a week at Killarney beach,
the guest of Mrs. L. A. Huntoon
Miss Dora LaValley is being very
delightfully."- entertained at the Mar
den cottage at Killarney, the guest Of
Miss Edith Marden.
Atty C. G. Dosland has gone to
Halstad on business connected with
the Larson -Slette cases, the examin-
alton Of the banking records of the
firm: Mr.. Dosland expects to be away
few days. Court Reporter Hagen
went along to assist Attorneys Dosland
and Peterson in the examination.
Enoch Peterson is substituting as
teller in the First National bank dur :
ing the absence of Teller frost.
Those who are to assist in the lawn
concert to be given next Sunday eve
ming, under the auspices of the public
library. have been called to attend a
rehearsal tomorrow afternoon. The
Forum has been asked to request a
rendition of Bickersteth's beautiful
hymn, Peace, Perfect Peace, as one Of
the favorite hymns to be sung Be-
sides the rendition of hymns requested
there viii be sung Appropriate solos.
duets, trios and choruse5. The ladies
Of the library board will feel deeply
grateful If there is a large attendance
at this concert. which will be made to
fit delightful Sunday evening enter
tainment and they hope the collection
will be proportionately liberal-small
sums from each of the many will mean
considerable in the aggregate. Miss
Emma Kuhfeld will be one to contrib
ute to the programme In addition to
those already mentioned.
George Mcpherson was sent to Jail
for twenty five days by Justice Wade
for stealing pair of glasses, etc., from
one Will Long last Saturday. Long
complained of losing his watch, but
that could not be attached to the de-
fendant who denied ever seeing it.
Senator Marden: / am up from the
lakes for day or two I motored up
to Detroit. but the remainder of the
journey had to be made by train.
There is not dry spot between Moor
head and Detroit and a number of
stalled autos are to be seen between
here and the station named.
Callers at Senator Marden's office
today were, Merrill E. Smith, special
agent for the Bankers & Merchants
Fire Insurance Co. of Minneapolis, and
with him was Charles E. Bates, state
agent and adjuster for two other COM
panies. Mr.. Smith is special agent for
Minnesota and North Dakota for his
company which is a favorite with in
surers in both states and business now
Is lining up splendidly.
A marriage license was issued at
Fergus Falls, Saturday, to Henry D.
Sapp, of Nelson county, n. D., and
Anna Duell. ~,
Wadena is disappointed in it's new
well. j. F.. Mccarthy, driller, has
been sinking the we'll under con-
tract. He found water at depth OF
eighty-f1v feet, but it was thought a
better flow would be struck If he went
deeper, and he is now down several
hundred feet. His contract provides
that if he strikes granite, he may quit
the job and the village must pay him
for what he has DONE as it is con-
sidered useless to go deeper after q
granite formation is found. A chem
ist to whom a sample of the drill
ings has been sent pronounces them
granite and says it is useless to &C
any deeper.
| The new consolidated school neal
! Kragnes will be known as OakmounC
school, from the fact that the build
| ing has been erected on a mound AND
| in close proximity to grove of oal
| trees. The fall term will begin Sept
| 8, with S. o. Tang in charge as prin.
| cipal, his engagement having been ex-
week or two ago. The superintendent
will be assisted by force of foul
| teachers. Three drivers will be re-
quired to transport the children Of the
| consolidated districts to and from the
| school.
The funeral for Charles J. Sannes
a. former resident of Moorhead, Whc
| died at Seattle several days ago, was
held Friday afternoon at Concordie
church, on the Buffalo river, the Rev
Mr.. Kile officiating. The intermenr
was made by the side of the grave OF
his mother. M. J. Sannes Of Houston
| and Mrs. John Wilson, a sister, at.
| tended the funeral. Charles J. Sannes
| was in the grocery business in Moor.
| head, many years ago. He has resid.
| ed at Seattle in recent years. E. J
| Sannes of Mus Bros. is brother.