The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1913-07-23

Hss EsSie damllton or Fargo ac-
companied Senator Marden when he
left for the family camp on Killarney
beach this afternoon to be the guest
of Miss Edith Marden for the re-
mainder of the week.
A alrge party of officials and citi-
ze1ls of Moorhead and local members
Of B. P. o: E. will go to Lake Park
on Friday to attend the obseuuies
there for DIR. Louis Nelson. In the
party will be Mayor Beck, City At
torney Rustad, Aldermen Morrow and
Melvey, the chief of police and prob
ably others.
Atty. Q. M. Peabody Of Minneapolis
was in the city today on business and
was a caller at the office Of Attorney
Sharp.
Leslie Welter and j. H. Harris left
early this morning to go over the,
route of the proposed highway from
Moorhead to Barnesville, which will
run via Sabin and Baker-Mr. Welter
has charge of the matter of securing
the right of way.
Mrs. Sharp and Miss Sharp return
ed this afternoon after making visit
with Mrs. l.. A. Huntoon and daugh-
ters at their summer cottage on Kilac-
ney beach.
Sept. will be veterans day at the
Minnesota state fair this year. On
that date the Minnesota civil war vet
erans will gather for the twenty sixth
annual reunion. The managers Of the
fair arranged for this yesterday.
The directors of the Crookston fair
association have about decided to
move the fair grounds to a site south
of the Great Northern tracks and
L. l. IL A. La
N. local train service to the grounds.
The heavy rains of Monday night
and early on Tuesday morning wetted
thousands of tons of hay which was
down in the fields of northern Mime
sofa. -,
Harry A. Lee a brakeman of Dill.
worth. filed a petition in bankruptcy
in the United States court of Otter
sets at $100. all exempt and liabilities
at $810.S1.
The recent heavy rains have soften
ed place in the roadbed of the Great
Northern east of Melby to such an ex-
tent that it became impossible for
traffic Monday night, Train No. 3
was sent over the N. p. via Brecken-
ridge, Tintah and across to Evansville.
No. s and s were held at the sink hole
until 1t was repaired and train No. 20
went around via Evansville and Tintah
to Fargo. The repairs were completed
in time to let No. IL, the eastbound
local forenoon train, pass through on
time Tuesday forenoon. ..s
Mrs. w. B. Sheffield of Crookston is
visiting at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
George Sheffield. 612 First avenue
north.
Gradually cigar cutters are disap-
pearing from the cigar stores and
legislature says they are not sanitary
and must go to the scrap heap.
Among the arrivals at the Hotel
Comstock were: J. III. Powers of Park
Rapids, Mrs. j. Ellingson of Crookston
and Miss Ethel Dedin Of Warren, Bat
Spencer of Winnipeg. and M. H Web
er of New Leipzig, N. d.
The congregation of Trinity Norwe-
gian Lutheran church will hold spe-
cial meeting next Sunday morning,
after the regular service. and take an
important step in the matter of calling
a pastor to succeed the Rev. John Pet
erson, resigned. Until a permanent
pastor has been appointed the Rev. o.
c. Farseth Of Fargo is in charge of the
church.
Miss Jennie l.. Simmons of Fargo,
sister of Dwight Simmons of the Red
River Valley Seed House has been
elected to be the teacher of domestic
science in the public schools of
Barnesville. She is a daughter of the
late President Simmons of Fargo coll
lege. Domestic science and agricul-
ture are two departments which have
been added to the curriculum of the
schools at Rarnesville this year.
Among the guests at the New Co
lumbia today were: J.. G.. Anderson of
Glenwood, Mimi; T. c. Robbins and
wife and j. j. Flynn of Kansas City,
Mo; A. p. Foster and J. Hurley of
Detroit, MINI
Clarence T. Peterson, travelling pas
senger agent for the Chicago and
lines was a caller in
the city today.
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