The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1913-12-01
EAST SIDE NOTES

DR.. and Mrs. D. C. Darrow win en-
terrain the members of the Salmagun.
di Card club at their home this eve-
ming, complimentary to MI. and Mrs.
Marblestone, parents Of Mrs, Hugo
Bachenheimer.
The class in expression of the Moore
head high school will present Mr.. Bob,
the auditorium Of the high school
Wednesday afternoon at 4 o'clock and
evening at s o'clock. The entertain4
ment will be under the direction Of
Miss Nickels. the head Of the depart
ment Of expression in the city schools.
Miss Dregesen, head nurse on the
second floor of the Northwestern hoss
pital, has returned to her duties after
a months rest at the home Of hen
mother in Wisconsin.
Marriage licenses were issued by
Clerk McCubrey last Saturday to Nels
NordWick and Tena Martinson Of
Sylvia Rife, also" Of the same county:
and Martin w. Galldorf Of Ramsey
count, MINI, and Bessie Thune of
Cass county. N. D.
Miss Erickson, who has been assist
ing in the county auditors Office for
some time, has resumed her place as
deputy in the office of the clerk Of
court during the rush Of business oc-
casioned by the opening of the Deem
Der term Of court.
A sign Of the season-a car load of
Christmas trees, arrived in the Great
Northern yards this morning, consign-
ed to a local dealer. s'
Editor Osborn of The News at Glyn-
don was greeting many Of his friends
over the county at the courthouse to-
day.
t Many of the jurors and visitors in
the city strolled over to the new Jail
n sheriff's residence from the court
house today and they were heard to
express their approval Of the improve
ments made to the sheriff's residence
and the construction and substantial
fitting up of the new jail, which is
down to the minute in everything.
Curtis Pomeroy was among the Wis.,
ltlng attorneys from GAINESVILLE In the
city today.
John Allen GAINESVILLE: It beats the
world to see how Moorhead is growing,
new homes and business blocks to be
seen at every turn Of the eye, and ]
understand that next year there is to
De more building dong than ever-a
new building at the normal school, an
A: O.. U. w. building, the new post
ot1ice building structure for the Olsen
Grain & Feed o., and houses galore.
Miss Hazel Neylier and Miss Ruth
Caspary assisted in a school programme
at Dale In Wilkin county q few days
ago. \
The fourteen-inch ear Of field corn
that has caused so much interest in
different parts of the state, a beer
round. The ear was secured by R. r.
Murphy, an Austin merchant, who has
It on exhibition at his store. The ear
Is perfect. Shortly Mr.. Murphy will
turn the specimen over to j. j. Fur
ong who was challenged by J.. J. Hill
70 produce an ear OF corn measuring
fourteen inches and grown in south
ern Minnesota.
The annual meeting OF the Red River
Valley Dairymen's association will
open at Crookston next Wednesday
morning and will continue for two
prove the biggest and most important
meeting In the history OF the associa-
ton, What will make 1t the biggest
meeting, Is the concerted action OF the
northwestern Minnesota IN securing
pledges from q certain number OF the
farmers who furnish the cream to
attend also. The b~utternnakers see the
ence OF their patrons at the conven-
ton.
The Dilworth car met with another
rntshap about z o'clock last night. The
car was west bound and had just
crossed the north bridge when some
thing broke in conn ction with the for-
ward trucks and IL was put effectually
out Of business. The wrecking cars
were sent for and the tracks were
cleared In about an hour.
Among the guests at the Hotel Com-
stock today were, Mr.. and Mrs. j.. r.
Jones Of Omaha; Atty. N. b. Hanson OF
Barnesville; Mr.. and Mrs. CAL
vert Of Berthold; ] ~ Parish Creston.
I.4asa Henry Schrosdsg as Sabin3 and