The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1913-11-11
EAST SIDE NOTES

A fairly attended meeting of Phoenix
iodge A.. o. u. w. was held last night
and following the disposition of the
routine business tentative reports were
made on the proposed erection of a
substantial building and there were
discussions on various phases of the
enterprise. The committees were con-
tinued and will carry along the work
assigned to them.
Secretary julius G. Johnson of the
Northwestern hospital accompanied by
Messrs. Hicks, Linder and Larson left
In the latter's automobile this morn
Ing for Comstock and vicinity where
n will do some collecting for the
hospital association, payments on
stock sold and subscriptions signed up
a. year Or so go The gentlemen have
been making trips during the last week
or two and have met with very en-
fair proportion Of the collections have
been paid in cash and checks, but
where that has not been convenient
for. various reasons absolutely good
notes have been turned over by the
subscribers for stock or payments to-
wards the endowment Of the institu-
ton. ''
One of the Bemidji lumber COM
pany's most successful seasons since
1908, when the big mill across the
lake from Beinidji was first placed In
service, was brought to a close Sat
urday when the last log in the lake
was sawed. J.. M. Richards superin-
tendent Of the company, says that
100000 900 feet of lumber has been cut
during the season, which began April
4. which amount makes the largest cut
in the history of the mill.
The Rector's guild of st. Johns
Episcopal church will meet wednes-
day afternoon at the home of Mrs.
BUSINESS, Second avenue and Ninth
street south and 1t Is hoped all he
members will make an effort to be
present,
A gravel road campaign has been
1naugurated by the Crookston Auto
mobile club in readiness for the COM
ing year. The farmers will haul most
OF the gravel in the winter months
when they have little else to do. At
the spring elections in the townships
March additional appropriations
will be asked for the crawling of ru-
raj highways next summer,
Among the guests at the Comstock
this morning were: George III. Heath,
Crookston; E. v. Roy, Minneapolis; MI.
and Mrs. G. r. Horton, Jamestown; II.
u. Labbitt, Crookston; e. s. Ferguson,
Fergus Falls; J. P. Coon, Minneapolis;
L. samuel of Cincinnati, O.
Fergus Falls Journal: An auto party
including Pres. and Mrs. +. r. Smith,
Prof. and Mrs. e. O.. Prather, Prof. and
Mrs. c. D. Clipfell, Miss Evans and Miss
Myles. all members of the faculty of
the State School of science at Wahpe-
ton, N. D., together with Mr.. and Mrs,
Q. H, Sprung, also of Wahpeton, were
the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. A. ". Tay-.
lor over Sunday. The party visited
Dayton Hollow as well as the Hoot
Lake project.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Brustad who have
been residents of Lawndale for some
time are to make their home in Fergus
Falls.
Atty. r. III. Peterson is attending a
term of the United States district court
at Fergus Falls which is presided over
by Judge A1nidon of Fargo.
Among the visitors in the city today
was a business man from Ohio and he
made the statement hat he was glad
to be here and enjoy the beautiful fall
weather, warmth and sunshine which
has prevailed here for the past month,
especially after reading Of the biz
yards and storms over Ohio and other
states Sunday night and yesterday for
will be able to tell the conditions
in the northwest from his personal
experiences and tell that all the bljz-
nesota and North Dakota. The visitor
was surprised at the building opera
in progress.
County Attorney Dosland is at Ada.
trying cases before the district court.