The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1913-05-30
EAST SIDE NOTES

The new Roman Catholic church.
to be built this summer at Fergus
Falls, according to the bids just open
ed will cost a little over $4,000, ex-
elusive of plumbing and heating. The
contract has been let to William
| SChueller of Fergus.
| The city council Of Crookston is
| battling with signs and other things
which obstruct the sidewalks. An
other good work undertaken is the
installation of a municipal swimming
pool the proposed dimensions of which
will be about 200 feet long, 20 feet
wide with a graduated depth of to 7
feet deep and it will be located in the
city park and will be conducted under
approved regulations.
The Fosston Automobile club has
ben organized with the following Of
vice president, F. r. Campbell; secre-
tary, Carl Thompson. The Norman
County Herald, this week. is urging
that the fifty auto owners at Ada fol-
low suit and perfect an organization
so that pleasant tours over this part
OF the state and to points in North
Dakota can be arranged for.
The supreme court of Minnesota,
yesterday morning handed down an
opinion upholding the principle upon
which the eastman distance tariff
law, passed by the last legislature,
was based. The case was that of J. c.
Sullivan ct al, against the Minnesota
and Rainy River Railroad Co., and the
opinion was written by Justice Phillip
E. Brown.
DR.. N. A. Biron, who has been
located at Ada for number Of years,
will leave for Hatton, N. d.. June
where he will make it his permanent
home. DR.. Theo. Satersmoen has pur-
chased DR.. Biorn's practice and will
be located in the suite of offices form
erly occupied by DR.. Biorn.
The commencement exercises, under
the auspices of st. Joseph's Parochial
school will be held in the parish hall
next Monday evening at 8 o'clock. The
following are the graduates who will
receive diplomas at the hands Of Rev.
Father Gerard: Phoebe Simmons.
Margaret Benning, Gertrude Simon
itsch, Marie Charest, Sylvester Rem
ley, Roy Tyler and William Diemert.
The weather for this Memorial day
was all that could be desired plenty of
sunshine with a temperature which
was not at all depressing-lightw wraps
were comfortable.
A J. Fridlund, of Fridlund Bros,
contractors, has been called to Doran
Mimi, for the purpose of a conference
with. the school authorities there re-
garding the erection of a fully equip
ped consolidated school building the
construction of which Is needed the
present year.
A Apre-commencement event under the
auspices Of the public schools of Moor
head was musicale last night by the
little ones in the Central and ward
schools of Moorhead. The concert was
given in the large auditorium of the
normal school and the room was crowd
ed to excess, in fact aogreat many par
ents and friends were content to stand,
just SO long as the little ones could be
beard r. singing their pieces Mrs.
successfully trained the children and
displayed the good taste not to pro-
gramme anything which was not with
in the capacity of the little girls and
boys-there was no striving after ar
tistic effects The programme was
splendidly arranged and was highly
pleasing to the immense audience
which had gathered for this underlined
occasion.