The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1913-12-02
EAST SIDE NOTES

Marriage licenses issued in Clay
county today were to Olaf Berg and
Hirberg Ekness of Walsh county, N.
D.; Herman Fisher and Alma Oswald
Of Stutsman county, N. D.; PeteT
Hassing and Louise Delfelder of Clay
county.
The principal order of business at
the meeting Of the Degree Of Honor
lodge next Thursday evening at the
usual time and place, will be the elec-'
ton of officers for the new year, be!
ginning Jan. /.
G. e. Brown. agricultural agent for
Clay county. has returned from a
week visit with his family, and
last night tool the principal part in
a gathering of farmers at Stockwood
in which there were discussions Of
live agricultural questions.
Moorhead lodge A. r. & A. M. Will
meet In regular session this evening"
and after the disposition of the regu1
lar business Worshipful Master Hope
man will call for the order of the elec-'
ton of officers for the ensuing year.
D. M. Meeker Of Senator Marden's
Office was a passenger to Glenwood
and Alexandria this morning on a.
business mission.
Disengaged jurY1nen and witnesses
attending the term Of the district
SOuAL "0I0 seen " pS uOIitS SOL1SluSl -
able shopping in the several stores
and viewing the attractive show VIM
dows in Moorhead. ..:-. !
Father julius Lemmer, recently
pastor of the Catholic church at Las,
trup, died yesterday at the hospital at
Little Falls, after a brief illness from
typhoid fever. He was born in Wis.,
consin in 1873. After leaving ST.
Johns college, Father Lemmer was
-NHt - - ~s-I - THT~ T~4
er he had charge of missions at Per-
ham, Kent, Long Prairie, etc. The
funeral will be held at Albany, Thurs
day next, and it will be attended by
the Rt. Rev. James Trobec, bishop of
st. Cloud, and he will he %celebrant at
the pontifcal requiem mass. 4
Martin Freeberg and his bride rel
turned from st. Paul Sunday evening"
and are now at Dilworth, where they
are occupying a cosy home.
Homestead, a Holstein COW owned.
by Joe Tyson at Redwood Falls,
Mimi, is believed to have smashed all
records for butter fat and milk during
a se~ven-day test just closed. The rec
ords are 1913 pounds butter, $3.50
pounds milk, and 1873 pounds butter
fat--if only Clay county had a few
thousand such cows on her farms,
what a business there would be going
on IN MOOrQ6d0!
The Young Peoples society of the
swedish Lutheran church, Moorhead,
will serve an oyster supper, Wednes-
day evening, Dec. 3, in the parlors Of
the church and the young ladies will
be ready to begin to serve the oysters
at 6 o'clock.
Southsiders are not allowing the mat
ter of the opening UP of Fifth street
to remain dormant. 1t has been estimat-
ed that the costs and condemnation pro-
ceedings will amount to about $4,000.
but of that amount it Is understood
that Ralph Peterson has filed a bid
with the city clerk offering to pay ST.
500 for forty-fiYe feet of the property
which is said to belong to a nan nam
ed Edmonton, a resident in New York
state, who Is alleged to be an tncom-
petent and declines to answer letters
requesting terms for the property.
Steps are to be taken to bring matters
to a focus.
Next Sunday will be celebrated
throughout the country as the National
Tuberculosis day. Governor Eberhart
has proclaimed the day for Minnesota
and has asked that churches help to
center the attention of the people of
the state on this important subject.
Minnesota is one of. the healthiest
states in the union" says the cover
nor in his proclamation" but here as
elsewhere we find evidences of the av-
ages of the tuberculosis. Eternal vigil
lance in this warfare Is the price of
success"
Under a new ordinance to be passed
by the city council of Thief River Falls
1t prohibits screens, curtains, booths
or anything that obstructs the view of
a passer-by. 1t also fixes the closing
hours of saloons from 10 o'clock at
night to 6 o'clock in the morning every
week day and all day Sundays and cleo
ton days. o..
Agent Douglas of the Great Northern
has issued a warning note to parents
and others about, allowing small boys
TO. pillow about the yards and jumping
on or off moving cars. Unless 1t is
stopped arrests will be made for tress-
pass and the courts will impose fines
as the annoyance to the railroad COM
pany must be stopped. "
Professor Bait OF the Agricultural
college, Fargo, made the address be-
fore the members Of the Civic club of
Moorhead. this afternoon. Social Cen
ter Work was the subject discussed.