The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1913-06-09
EAST SIDE NOTES

1t is reported that Battle Lake is
nearly two feet higher than for several
years past. The outlet is carrying
considerable water and canoes can go
through to Otter Tail lake through
Mollie Stark, Annie Battle and Blanche
lakes this summer. F..
DR.. Lying, Halstein Void, Professor
Fossum and Arnold Arneson of Fer
gus Falls were among the visitors at
tending the unwilling of the Aasen
statue on Saturday. afternoon.
The following counties are to be
represented by delegates to the Chris
tian Endeavor district convention at
Fergus Falls. June 13, Ia n Is: Clay,
Becker, Grant. Hubbard, Otter Tail,
Traverse, Wilkin, Wadena. Field sec
rotary of Minnesota, Walter D. How
ell: state junior = and intermediate
superintendent, Miss. Mildred Hag-
gard, and DR.. J. O.. Boswell, president
Minneapolis Normal Bible school, are
three of the principal speakers on the
programme.
Thieves entered the saloon owned by
Henry Soosen last Friday night and
stole $3.50 from the cash register, but
overlooked $1.40 in small change. The
bulk Of the cash receipts Of h day
was safely laid away in another place.
A service in Norwegian was held in
the auditorium of Concordia college
yesterday morning and it was attended
by a large number of Morse families,
many of them from surrounding
towns. The preacher was Rev. Anders
Hovden, the representative of the gov-
eminent of Norway at the unwilling of
the Aasen statue on Saturday.
The summer school at the state nor
NAL school will open next Monday
morning, June 16, and will remain
open for six weeks. Students will reg
lister on the first day and class work
will begin the day following.
The chief Of police at Crookston has
put his ban on the use of confetti dur
ing the u. G. T. convention in that
town this week.
The Clay County Sunday School
convention opened at GAINESVILLE to-
day and will continue over tomorrow.
A number of friends from Glyndon
attended the funeral of Charles w.
Vincent, son of Coroner and Mrs. Vim
cent, on Saturday. The bereaved par
ents were formerly residents of Glyn-
| don.
The Northern Pacific Better Farm
| ing train will spend the day of June
II at Glyndon and the Tive wires OF
that town are planning to make it a
booster day. One of the features
will be the dedication of the new CO.
operative creamery at Glyndon.
Miss Lillian Anderson. 1915 Seventh
avenue south, has returned home after
three weeks spent very pleasantly ir
Chicago with relatives M friends.
S. G. Comstock left on the Oriental
limited train this evening for Minot on
a business mission.
Miss Erickson, of the clerk of courts
office, reports the issuance of two mar
rage licenses, Carl Nelson and Mile
Keeney, both of Clay county; and
Henry Fritz of Clay county and Emily
Peterson. of Eddy county. N. D.
Miss Bertha M. Rogers, of. the nor
NAL school faculty, was a passenger tc
Boston, Mass. over the Northern Pa
cific TODAY. r..
Max Simonitsch left last night fol
Wtnona and Milwaukee.
Harry Miller has arrived home from
an extended visit to friends in Color.
ado, where he says he has been having
the time of his life.
Leslie Walter, jr., is spending a weel
with Dean Meeker at Rose Lake anc
they write that they are having the
time of their lives, fishing, boating ant
resting.
President Mackall of the CONNER
cial club has appointed Leslie Weltel
to be a member Of the Sabin ROAD
committee vice L. A. Huntoon. de,
ceased.
Today Johnston Wagner was givins
his friends rides out into the countr!
in his new Hudson automobile which
he brought up from Minneapolis {
day or two ago. Tomorrow Mr.. Wag'
ner will accompany members of tn,
automobile club on their trip to THE
River Falls.
There were 1O2 registrations on tn
Register of the Comstock hotel las