The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1913-01-31
EAST . NOTES.

Lawrence Wright: Ladies of this
city as well as those of the west side
are reminded of the ladies', night
der h auspices of the u. G. T. u
ell at Fargo tomorrow night. The
fair ones are asked to go about 8
o'clock. A rich programme of music
mas been arranged for and it will
last about an hour and that will be
followed by cards and dancing, and
there will be a service of refresh
ments. Wives and lady friends of
members are expected to participate.
Henry Wilson, a young man, a rela-
tive Of Mrs. Toilet Peterson, who lives
three miles south of town, passed
away at a local hospital this morn
ing. He has been i'll for a long time.
The conductor of one Of the normal
loop cars has a handbag which was
left on the a by a woman passenger
this morning. The bag is at the gen.
eral offices of the company.
In it's current issue the paper at
Perham says that a telegram received
by Mrs. NJ. j. DAILY, last Wednesday,
announced the accidental death OF l..
H. Dudrey, at Portland, Ore, who was
killed by a falling tree, which struck
the roundhouse in which Mr.. Dudrey
was working. Deceased was a form
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husband. Of Mrs. M. j.. Days sister.
An event in basketball circles Is
the game scheduled for tomorrow night
between the high school teams OF
Fargo and Moorhead. Coach Slingsby
has been busy with his boys all of
the week n he reports the players
in shape to stand the, hard and fast
game which the Fargoans are report
ed to have in store for the local
quint, the lineup of which is as fol-
lows: Center, A. Nemsick; forwards,
OVERLY, Peterson and Rosch; guards,
J. Nemsick and Nelson.
The president of the Merchants En-
ployes association, in IN official state
ment, desires it to be understood that
the association is not dabbling in
politics.
George B. Alton. the inspector of
high schools for the state of Min
nesota, made an official call at the
Moorhead school yesterday and he
expressed his approval of all that came
under his supervision.
Mrs. Howard Moody was hostess
for the meeting of the Bridge club
this afternoon.
The children attending st. Joseph's
%parochial school were guests of the
management OF the Lyceum theatre,
during a special performance given
yesterday afternoon for their enjoy
ment. The little ones displayed their
appreciation of the courtesy extended
in more ways than one .
Nowadays interest in centered in the
ice crop which is being gathered by
the local ice companies. There is a
continual stream of teams passing
along Front street carrying monster
loads of CONCEALED aqua which is be-
ing put up in cakes weighing 700
pounds each, twenty-six inches thick,
" of the cakes making q load.
W. w. Barron. an ~obstreperous at
torney at Brainerd, was fined $25 for
contempt of court by Judge of Pro-
bate Shaw. at, Little Falls, last Sat-
urday. This is almost the first in
stance where an attorney has been
adjudged in contempt by a probate
court, and the cas- nay be appealed.
A. S. Randolph. a local contractor,
will. build the new Carnegie. library
building at Detroit, Mimi, his bid be-
ing the lowest, $3.50, The highest
bid was 1920. T.
Wadena is to have a cheese factory
which is to be placed in charge of
an expert and the output is to be
both American and brick cheeses.