The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1913-11-18
EAST SIDE NOTES

Mrs. c.. S. Marden is at Fergus Falls
spending a few days as the guest
Of Mrs. John A. Buor.
The chief Of the Moorhead fire de-
partment has issued an order to the
erect that non-members of the de-
partment must stop the practice which
has become altogether too common Of
crowding on to the trucks when they
leave the station to answer a fire call,
greatly to the embarrassment Of the
regularly accredited members of the
department. Also that non-members
Of the department are requested to
refrain from taking active part in the
lighting of a fire, unless they are re-
quested to do SO by someone authoriz-
ed to ask for assistance. ...
The Moorhead Catholic Dramatic
club will present the well known rural
play, The Dairy Farm, at st. .Joseph's
hall next Tuesday and Wednesday,
Nov. rs and 26. The play has been
prepared under the direction Of Joseph
Laden. This will be the first pre-
sentation of the play in this part Of
the country. There are sixteen per-
sons in the caste, nine men and six
women. The scenery will be especially
attractive n was painted by Matte
Lermer Of the Grand theatre and it Is
said he has produced the best his
brush is capable of and his work for
this is exceptionally good. Mr.. Lad
den promises fuller announcements in
a day Or two.
Miss Edith Marden left with the
governors party this afternoon for
Barnesville, where she will sing at the
entertainment to be given there by the
commercial club. Many Of those who
attended the festivities at Kragnes this
morning accompanied Governor Eber-
hart to GAINESVILLE.
The high school wireless station is
working In good shape now that a pole
sixty feet high has peer installed above
the high school. r Last night the high
school operators were receiving mes
sages from West Point and Arlington.
Va.
The Old South Sextette which pleas
ed large audiences in the First Meth
odist church and the Presbyterian
church in Fargo, will appear at Grace
Methodist church. Moorhead, in one
of their inimitable programmes this
evening at 8 o'clock. Lovers of this
class of music have a great treat in
store.
Miss emma Kuhfeld was the soloistl
at the first Of a series of winter Sun
day afternoon concerts to be given by
the Red Wing Concert band in the au-
ditorium of that city. Twice Miss
huhfeld was recalled n one Of her
numbers was Annie Laurie.
The Rector's guild of st. Johns
Episcopal church will meet at the
home of Mrs. X. G. Ingersol tomorrow
afternoon at the .usua time.
The officers Of the Farmers Grain
Dealers association of Minnesota, yes
terday, met with the conventions com
m1ttee of the Minneapolis Civic & Conn
merce association and decided that the
next annual meeting Of the association
be held at Minneapolis, Feb. 4 to 6 in
elusive and that the headquarters of
The coming meeting is expected to be
the largest ever held.
D. A. Chapman of C]rookston has
bought out the Little barber shop at
M1nnewaukan, N. D..
The federal weather forecast for the
week, published on Sunday says,
about the middle of the week a high
area will appear in the northwest with
local SHOWS and with much lower tenn
~peratures and the colder weather will
reaching the central portion. of the
country Thursday or Friday and the
eastern portion at the end Of the weak.
West of the Rocky mountains conditions
will also be unsettled, and the rains
and SHOWS over the northern districts
will extend southwark by Tuesday or
Wednesday and will be followed by
lower temperatures over the interior
districts"
Frank w. Dehn, Second street south,
has returned from Winona, Mimi,
where he has been visiting his brother
Ferdinand Dehn. After ~thirty-six years
residence in Moorhead he nue. pre-
fers the west to the southern part of
the state.
Mrs, Kraft and her daughter Ida, and
Miss Adelaide Dehn Of Enderlin, N. D.,
concluded a visit with Mr.. and
Mrs. F. w. Dehn, Second street south
and have returned home.
The management of the corn and
exposition at Morris, Dec. 10 to
IL, have decided to withdraw the entry
fee of fifty cents and those who have
of corn. they wish to enter at
this show may do so free of charge. It
also been decided to return thu
corn to the owners. -reserving only the
prize winning samples as the property |
Of the management. A copy of the
premium list may be had by addressing
p. f. Miller, Morris, MINI. ,.....
The commercial, deposits In the elev-
en- banks Of Becker county. according
to the recent call statement amounted
to $s20,429; the savings deposits ST.
066, S04 and total deposits. $i,8S7,234.