The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1913-05-13
EAST SIDE NOTES

MI. II Mrs. c. %. Dickinson oil
DilWorth have returned from Barnes.
vile where they yer to attend the
funeral of Clyde Dickinson, the
brother of Mr.. Dickinson. who passed
away last week rather suddenly fol-
lowing some Internal trouble.
Mrs. j. b. Erickson, Second avenue
north, will be hostess for the regular
meeting of the Rector's guild of st.
John's church tomorrow afternoon.
The adjourned annual meeting will
be held at the Congregational church,
Friday evening, 7:45 o'clock, to hear
the report of the trustees, OF the
committee on new manual, the music
committee, to elect trustees, and to
transact any business that is proper to
be brought before this meeting.
Attorney Pomeroy of Senator Mar
den's office spent the day at Fergus
Fails on business before the United
States district court the spring term
Of which was opened today.
An attack of the grip obliged Judge
Sharp of the probate court to remain
at home today. His doctor says that
with q little rest he hopes the judge
will be able to be on duty in a day Or
two. 9f M@
County Auditor Houglum reports
that the, result of the annual tax sale
yesterday was the sale of $7,628.24
worth of lands and lots, mostly farm
tracts. Some village and city lots were
bid in for the state.
Mrs. Thomas Murphy has returned
from the lake region at Perham, where
she has been spending a week super
vising the remodeling of her cottage
and putting it in readiness for the
lake season. (
James f. Fay of the local postofice
force was called to the cities last night
to confer with the head of the railway
mail service in regard TO his taking a
place as substitute, pending his ap-
continent to a permanent position as
railway mail clerk. Mr.. Fay submit
ted himself to one of the regular ex-
be in line for increased pay.
The annual banquet to be given by
the juniors of the Moorhead high
school to the seniors is announced as
an event for next Thursday night at
the Hotel Comstock. After the dinner
the guests will indulge in a well ar
ranged dancing programme. 7
Tomorrow evening Miss Emma
Kuhfeld of this city, supervisor. Of
music in the public schools at Red
Wing, Mimi, will contribute to a pro-
gramme to be given at a concert by
the Seminary band for the Y. M. C. A.
With Miss Kuhfeld as soioist will ap-
pear S. Howard Brown of the promi-
nent vocalists in Minneapolis.
Miss Edith Torson of the Moorhead
high school captured the second hon
ors at the agricultural college, last
Saturday evening, in the Interstate
High school declamatory contest
winch was held in the college armory.
before a very large audience. The
medal was won by a representa-
tive from Minot. Miss Torson sue
ceeded in keeping up the standard of
the Moorhead High school, which has
won the contest once or twice, and has
not been unplaced in any of the inter
state contests, t H-
The Congregational church of Moor
head will be represented by Rev. III. A.
kernen, John Turner and Mr.. and
Mrs. l.. a, Hllntoon at a conference of
congregational churches to be held at
Detroit, beginning tomorrow and con-
t1nuing until Friday.
Excursion rates to the lakes. for the
summer season, will go into effect
Thursday, May 30.
The preliminary contest for choice
OF participants in the Hagen Dosland
medal contest will be held on Thurs
day evening at Concordia college.
Minors are cautioned that the
amended law in regard to the sale or
purchase of cigarettes which was
by the Legislature with an
emergency clause is now in full force
and effect n that it means there is
punishment for the buyer and seller.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. C. Sprague5 have
returned from a prolonged stay in
California, breaking the journey at
Chicago for a few days.
There is considerable business at
Fergus Falls for the attention of Judge,
Morris, who will open a term of the
United States district court late this
The civil calendar is light
ana none Of the cases are likely to be
heard at this term.