The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1913-03-17
EAST SIDE NOTES


Among the dinner guests at the
| Comstock last night were Mr.. and
Mrs. Chesbro Smith, Pomroy Smith,
| Miss Evelyn Hector n Elliott Rich
ards of Fargo.
Atty. N. B. Hanson Of GAINESVILLE
was a business visitor in the city to-
day.
Janet Morris, the little daughter OF
MI. and Mrs. Ed. Morris of Fargo, has
been the guest of her grandmother,
Mrs. Bodkin. ...
Among the guests at the New CO.
lumbia were Frank Mckenzie of Wild
/ Rice, N. D., and c. J. Klippen of Cas-
selton.
Mr.. and Mrs. Otto Z~uehlsdorff Of
Muskoda were doing business in
| Moorhead today.
The new bell recently installed in
the tower of st. Elizabeth's church,
Dilworth, as a cost of $3.50, was SOL
EMMY blessed yesterday morning,
Palm Sunday. The bell is suitably
inscribed and is of a tone which is
far-reaching.
Doris Lowell, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. v. r. Lowell of Fargo, was the
weekend guest of Catherine Hunt at
the Hotel Comstock.
DR.. Hagen reported, this morning,
that Miss Skefm, the injured school
teacher of the Northwestern hospital
was in fine shape, the irritation from
the wounds is a great deal better and
If things keep as they are he expects
to e her home to her parents in a
very few days.
John Lindquist, who sampled some
wood alcohol from a large bottle last
Friday night and experienced serious
internal injuries was reported to be
recovering today and practically out
of danger. The reason for drinking
the stuff has not yet been disclosed.
Paul Gloetz, a well known musician
from Detroit, Mimi, RECALLED the din
ner guests at the Hotel Comstock last
night with his singing, and playing on
the piano. He has a repertoire which
gives great pleasure as it is SO
splendidly varied.
Crookston Times: Crookston high
lost to Brainerd last night, which is
conclusive evidence that Brainerd has
a bang-up good debating team, one of
which the Brainerdites may well feel
proud. Some n had to lose and the
Crookston bunch are good losers.
Pat Sullivan, aged As, was killed yes
terday afternoon at Bonner's Ferry,
1000 w A0AI4A1S d pLIuSG. SQIllVaD
for many years was a resident of East
Grand Forks, being prominently known
in the numbering trade Of northern
Minnesota because Of his connection
with the Grand Forks Lumber Co., and
his association with other similar com
panies, The funeral was held this
morning from the church Of the Sacred
Heart at East Grand Forks. The OBJ
siquies were attended by a large num-
Der of h members of Elks lodges at
Crookston, East Grand Forks and
Grand Forks, by whom MI. Sullivan
was greatly respected.
st. Cloud Journal-Press: The two
supreme court commissioners. Judges
Taylor of st. Cloud, and DebiiI of Du-
luth, We're not appointed. by the COVER
nor, but by the supreme court, and it
VIII be gratifying to the friends of
the two able jurists to know that both
We're selected by unanimous vote of
the supreme judges. As the justices
of the supreme court have the best
knowledge of the work of the district
judges, the selection Of two from all
the district judges Of the state was a
remarkably high compliment, coming
as 1t did In both instances. entirely
unsolicited.
At the Salvation army barracks to-
morrow evening, there will be a sons
service at which. refreshments will be
served and during the evening an ad-
dress will be given by John Penhiter.
Members of the Royal league indulg-
ed in a card party at their lodge rooms
Friday evening. It required thirteen
tables to accommodate the players and
at the close Of the games refreshments
were served. For the ladies Miss
Florence Beck proved the expert, and
Miss Johnson won the low score. On
the mems side the high score honors
were divided between j. B. Erickson
and Joseph Lang. 1t was announced
tthat the league will give a masuue
ball at the Hotel Comstock. Thursday
evening, March 81.
Moorhead will be honored with a
visit from a party of automobiles from
Edmonton, Alberta, about the first OF
May. The party expects to be on the
road three months before reaching
will be a pathfinder trip via Winnipeg,
st. Paul, Detroit, Toronto, Ottowa and
Montreal. The object is to see what
should be done to put the western
roads in good condition in an effort
to encourage eastern tourists to visit
our district n continue the journey
to the Canadian Rockies.
The Fergus Falls WOODEN Mills Co.
which has recently opened a store at
Lakota, n. d., has closed a deaf for
the purchase Of the Lochen clothing
store at Roseau, Mimi, the stock OF
which was bought at go cents on the
81.
According to the announcement
made by Secretary Wright of the com
mercial club of Moorhead. DIR. Bracken
of the state board of health, at the
request of DR.. ". r. Verne, local health
officer, will address the public on gem
eral matters of health. The address
will probably be given in one of the
local churches, according to announce
ments to be made later.
"A Boston aviator proposes to carry
parcel post mail by aeroplane. Better
give him all those bricks to deliver.