The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1913-12-08
EAST SIDE NOTES

Detroit Record: Mike Walz, of Per-
ham, arrived in the city the first of the
week with his family, and he has taken
possession Of the implement business of
Sletyold &c company, which he recently
purchased. Mr.. Walz has had several
years' experience in the implement
trade, during much of which time he
was employed by "A. Marckel, OF Per-
lam. He is a hustler, thoroughly I'M
derstands his business and undoubted-
~ will be able to make a success Of
his venture.
Albert +. Woods, dean of the Agri-
cultural college, declares athletics as
as classroom work and he adj
vocates credits for physical prowess in
regular college work. II consider ath-
lettc training invaluable" ne said Sat-
urday presenting the juniors with the
u won in the recent "class scrap"
1T is more so than some studies. II I
had my way, baseball and football play
ers and other sport contestants would
be rated academically. But / LAY not
been able to convince h faculty Of
this"
Christmas trees have been placed on
business district in preparation for the
holiday demand during the coming
week. Already some sales have been
made to church n school authorities
In the country.
A guest. for a few days at the Hotel
Comstock, Is Judge j. G. Netheway Of
st. Paul, an attache of the attorney
generals office and who Is here to as
sist County Attorney Dosland in a
ma nslaughter case. Although the judge
and Mine Host" Hunt of the Comstock
had not met for more than two decades
they quickly recognized each other at
the counter of the hotel. Judge Nethe-
way made the address, yesterday, at
He is reputed to be one Of the most
polished, forceful and convincing
speakers in the state. He was the prin-
cipal speaker at the institution Of the
Dakota, No. 255 of Grand Forks, also
at the institution of the famous No. $50
of Fargo and Bro. w. e. Hunt was a
prominent guest at Doth ceremonies.
h subject of Judge Netheway's ad-
dress at Fargo was Who're Am I AT?
This afternoon about a. score of
bricklayers were at work on the south
and front walls for the new Comstock
garage. Hebron pressed brick will be
used for the front of the structure.
w. d. Meeke of Senator Marden's
office was a passenger to Breckenridge
this morning on a business mission.
Rev. H. A. Kernen: The annual
supper and meeting of the members
and congregation of the First Congre-
gational church, pursuant to an
night in the dining room and parlors
of the church. The young men who
have volunteered to assist in the serv-
ing OF the dinner are requested to re-
port at $50 p: m, and the guests are
requested to be seated by 6 o'clock.
The business meeting will be called to
order after the dinner,
This evening Attorneys Marden, N. I.
Johnson n J. NJ. Witherow will be
departures for st. Pau where tomor-
court of Minnesota in the minor liquor
cases which have been submitted to the
court.
The annual service, a forty hours
devotion, which opened on Saturday at
st. Joseph's church will conclude this
evening with a sermon by the Very
Rev. Father Egan of st. Mary's cath
edral, Fargo, and there will be a. pro-
cession of the blessed sacrament At
the celebration of high mass yesterday
David of st. Johns university and the
preacher at the service. last evening
was Rev. Father Otto of st. Elizabeth's
church at Dilworth. This morning a
first communion as today was a feast
day, celebrating the conception of the
blessed Virgin Mary.
This morning, in the district court.
was devoted to the granting of appli-
cations for final citizen papers. The
applicants were very closely examined
by a government inspector from Du-
luth. One applicant made his appear-
ance for the fourth time and again dis
closed his disqualification, not bsine.
able to answer some OF the most simple
questions regarding the national or
state governments.
Among the arrivals at the Hotel
Comstock were, Mrs. S. c.. Ayres,
Staples, a witness in the Kondiles
case; Atty. J. c. N~etheway, ST.. Paul:
Harry Stockman. Fred johnson. St.
Paul.; George w. Howard, Charles
City. Ia. C. Hauge and Attorney
Hammett OF Hawley; Mr. and Mrs. B.
G.. Cooke, New York City: A. p. Dahl,
Minot; H. F. Rooster, Sabin; Frayne
Baker, Bismarck; J. D. Smith,
Rochester, N. Y; F. Newcomer, Dixon,
ILL.,; w. H. Gum; st. Paul; Fred T.
Hughes, Erhard; and George T. Han
cock, New York City.