The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1913-06-24
EAST SIDE NOTES

Mrs. FL. M. Walters was hostess this
afternoon for the meeting of the rec
tors guild of st. Johns church, at her
home, COZ Ninth street north.
There will be a meeting OF the city
council tomorrow evening and another
Thursday evening when consideration
of the remaining applications for sa-
loon licenses will be taken UP.
1t was stated today that Eben Walk
er n family will soon leave Moorhead
to take up their residence in Oregon.
knights of Pythias will be interested
to know that a monster service, under
the auspices of the lodges at Brooklyn,
N. Y, was held at the Bushwick Ave
nue. Congregational church of that city
last Sunday night when a lecture was
delivered by Frederick S. Atwood, the
blind grand chancellor of Minnesota,
on the subject of What a Blind Man
Sees in Pythianism. The meeting vas
held at the request of the supreme
chancellor of the Knights of Pythias
and by direction of the grand chancel-
Tor of New York.
The infant son of DR.. and Mrs. Paul
Verne was baptized by Rev. III. A,
Kernen at the Congregational church
last Sunday.
DOAA ldSL SATURDAY, d SOLl " NIL dIlU
Mrs. A. G. Roney of Reed township
north of Fargo. The mother was Miss
Calkins Df Moorhead.
Atty. Curtis Pomeroy is attending q
term of the district court at Thief Riv-
er Falls.
A reckless auto driver, last Saturday
was fined at Fergus Falls $40 for being
drunk while in charge of his machine
The prosecution was under the Schafe1
law of Minnesota which provides a
jail sentence of ninety days for the sec
ond offense and a term in the penten-
tiary for the third violation of the law
Fergus Falls Journal: Miss Adelint
Wahlgren, whose parents reside eigh'
miles north of this city, graduated las
week after a three years study course
In nursing from the Northwestern hos.
pital in Moorhead. Miss Wahlgren il
well known in this city, having beef
employed at Wright Memorial hospita,
here. Her friends wish her success il
her chosen field of labor. At present
Miss Wahlgren is engaged as specia
nurse at the Northwestern hospital
The class motto there was, Thus do we
blu not for yourselves.
The UIen Union gave a very credit.
able and instructive report of the visit
there, a few days ago, of the Northern
Pacific Live Stock special train which
was in charge of Daniel E. Willard, the
uSNCtOpillGtI dSSIlI u LIE .Iodus -a Il III
work of the train was to stimulate the
live stock industry in this part of the
state. Lectures were given by sons
of the ablest, teachers from the agri.
cultural college of Minnesota,
A guest at the Comstock today, with
his sister, was G. r. Stearns, formerly
on the reportorial staff of The Courier
| News, when Ralph Mitchell was in the
managing EDITORS chair. About six
months apn whiIa uyorLino for Tbe
Seattle Times Mr.. Stearns was sorely
attacked with rheumatism and now he
is but a skeleton of his former self
He has consulted with DIR. Mayo al
Rochester, MINI. and he tells him thai
he will eve recover from his affiic-
ton. To assist him in walking Mr.
Stearns has to use two canes. He
says that Messrs. Mitchell and May
formerly of The Courier-News, are
now holding down leading positions
on The Portland O~regonian and thai
Robert J. McGlinn, formerly of The
Forum, is now night editor on The
San Francisco Call.
Theodore Nelson, cashier of the
State bank at Georgetown, was aspas-
senger, with his wife, Sunday evening
for the Glacier National park, Mont
Judge Parsons of Fergus Falls is
holding a term of court at st
Cloud.
Among the guests at the Comstocl
today were, A. S. Wright and r.. H
Hanson of Duluth; j.. Fl. Grass. 1r.
of Fergus Falls; DR.. and Mrs. A. j
Heimark of Finley, N. d.; Paul e
Featherstone and Thomas Smith 81
Valley City; A. j. Lamb. of Baker ant
j. III. Sherlock of Emmettsburg Ida.