The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1913-06-18
EAST SIDE NOTES

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The Woman's society Of st. Joseph.
| church announce an ice cream socia
to be given on the lawns about tn
| church tomorrow afternoon from 4 tt
10 o'clock. If it should rain an ad'
journment will be taken to st. Joseph's
hall.
Christ Loe, a prominent farmer a.
| Georgetown, was in the city today anc
reported very beneficial rains over thai
section yesterday and from what ne
could learn the welcome moisture was
general over the county to a greater OF
lesser extent.
A wedding ceremony at noon today
at Hawley was one for Miss Mary
Kelly of Detroit to George II. McDon
aid, dentist of Hawley. Mr.. and Mrs
David Mcdonald of this city were pas.
sengers to Hawley this morning te
take part in the nuptial festivities.
Among the registrations at the New
Columbia hotel were Theodore Morgan
Of Hawley, W. 7. Bland OF Wadena
John Lohmenn of McHenry, N. D.
The commercial club of Crookston
at a meeting held on Monday elected
the following officers for the ensuing
year: President, F. l.. Goodman; vice
presidents, M. F. Murphy and G. c.
Gowran; treasurer, o. H. Hanson;
secretary, c.. W. Graves.
O. H. Lindh, Of the state department
of weights and measures, has been
kicking up a fuss at Crookston, where
he found the icemen were guessing at
the weights Of the cubes Of frozen
aqua which went into the ice chest of
Mrs. Housewife to keep her milk
sweet. For his faulty guessing one
iceman was taken to the police court
and it cost him $40 to get out Of the
place. The inspector found a load of
ice at the Hotel Crookston which the
entry book called for 500 pounds,
but the real weight was only 692
pounds. The ice was put in the icebox
at 2 p. m. and at 2:15 it was being re-
weighed by the state inspector. who at
once sWore out a complaint against
the ice company. In the pursuit of
his work Inspector Lindh distributes
cards giving the weights of various
commodities per bushel, peck, quart,
pint, etc. and the fraction of a bushel
must weight the full amount or there
will be trouble. Merchants are COM
elled to post the notices in a conspic-
uous place. -...: =..
Miss Ida Torgerson and Miss Hazel
Leguee of Crookston are attending the
summer school at the state normal.
Miss Ida Benson and Leon Brown of
Ramsey county, Mimi, were married
Yesterday by Rev. H. A. Kernen of the
congregational church, and Miss Edith
M. Beebe of Moorhead and Ben r.
Zimmerman of Wilkin county were
married Monday evening by Rev. A. J.
Abbott Of the Methodist church.
Mrs. Phil Kiefer and the baby are
enjoying life at the Kiefer cottage at
Little Pine lake.
, County Attorney Dosland, resident
director of the state normal board. was
a passenger to ST. Paul today to at
tend a meeting Of the board which is
to be held tomorrow, the first meeting
since Mr.. Dosland's appointment. Mr..
Dosland will also call on the attorney
general.
Fergus Falls Journal: Vaccination
against typhoid fever, which is being
carried on on a very large scale at the
state insane hospital in this city, is
also meeting with favor in other parts
Of the world. An order has just been
issued for the vaccination of all of the
employees of the Alberta division of the
Canadian Pacific. the disease being
very prevalent there.
A marriage license was issued at
Fergus Falls yesterday to Joel A. Hag-
en- of Fargo and Olena Engebretson of
Otter Tail county.