The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1913-06-12
EAST SIDE NOTES

E. D. Brown, who settled in western
Otter Tail county in 1871, succumbed
to an attack OF pneumonia n day or
two ago He was one of a colony of
New York farmers who came TO west
arn Minnesota from st. Lawrence
county.
The Swedish Baptists of the state
are IN annual session at Fergus Falls.
IThe convention opened last night.
Baseball fans are anticipating a big
game which has been scheduled for
next Sunday between the Picketts of
Grand Forks and the Athletics of
Moorhead. The following Sunday the
Athletics will play the All Nations
team. It is announced that the Ath-
letics will play Fargo teams when
they have time and the schedule with
outside teams will permit.
Miss Tonnison of the Moorhead hos
pital will spend part Of the summer
studying some of the hospitals in
Europe. At present she is visiting
friends at her old home in zumbrota,
MINI. -
Mrs. A. H. Costain has for her sum-
mer guest, her mother, Mrs. r. j, Rob
ason.
J. F. Brodie, one of the live wires"
or Dickinson, N. D., has been he guest
OF Horace Donaldson for a day or SO.
Fol the five months ending May 81
the sales of flour from the Moorhead
Houring mills were largely in excess
of the total sales for the first half Of
the year 1912. Sales Manager Wood
a y the outlook is that this will be
a record year for the output of the To-
cal mills.
H. M. Cary of Minneapolis. repre-
sentlng a big blank book and print
ing concern, was interviewing the
county officials at the courthouse to-
day.
Miss Judith Bloomquist was hostess
Iast evening to twelve young ladies
Whom h invited to meet Miss John
son OF Ulen, daughter Of Commission
er 1t was styled a dress
up" party, each guest to vie with the
other In a fantastic arrangement of
their clothes. The amenities, after the
laughs about the funny clothes. con-
sisted IN responses to impromptu toasts.
vocal and instrumental music and re-
freshments attuned to the warm
weather were served with pretty an
pointments by Miss Bloomquist.
Manager Johnson of the Northwest
ern hospital reported that there were
thirty patients in the care of the in
stitution today.
The youngsters living in the vicinity
or the public school buildings are en-
g0y4ng these nice June days in the
spacious sand piles which have been
pTuv1faa for them under the auspices
1f tine G5TEcg club. The pile at he
ThEra wand building this morning was
particularly attractive to a score or
m1-S of children who were having the
time OF their lives.
Leslie Welter. jr, mas returned from
Rose lake where he has been spending
a week with friends. He said he had
a good time and feels all the better for
the rest. He heard that crop condi-
tons were satisfactory. but a good
drenching rain would help the light
lands. t.sg
Mrs. and Mrs. A. II. Miller of Moor
head township were doing business in.
the city today.
Assessor Evans posted the notices
calling attention to the fact that the
city board of equalization will begin
its sittings, according to law, on Mon
day morning, June 20. The board will
sit daily until the whole assessment
list Is revised and. then is the time
to protest against the assessment if
the figures are too high.
Mayor Beck has returned from Thief
River Falls, where he went to hobnob
with the iremen Of the state.