The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1913-01-02
EAST SIDE NOTES.

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Mr.. and Mrs. f. Bowler of Minnea-
polis who have been Christmas and
New Year guests at the home of
Mayor Davy concluded their visit this
morning and returned home.
At the meeting of the Degree Of
Honor. in the lodge room of he
Masonic hall, this evening, the prin-
cipal business will be the installation
OF whom has already been published.
Mrs. o. G. Beck will be the installing
officer and she will appoint her as
sistants. AT the conclusion of the
ceremonies the lodge will resolve it.
self into q social session during which
refreshments will be served and an
appropriate programme of music etc,
will be presented by the committee in
charge OF the arrangements.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin Askegaard and
the baby spent today at the home OF
the grandparents at the Comstock.
Miss Lauder of Wahpeton, NJ. D.,
who has been the guest of Miss Helen
Weller, returned to her home this
morning. The ladies are university
chums at Madison. Wis.
Among the guests at the New
Columbia were, J. #. CLANCY of Lin
ton. n. d., r. L. Moran. Dent, Mimi,
and ]. j.. Brachard and Robert Duceyte
Of Waubun, MINI.
1t is stated among the local poli-
ticans that two factors have been
heard of which are to be prominently
called to the attention of the voters at
the city election which is now only
about six weeks away. The first is a
reduction in the number of saloons in
the city and the second the establish
ment of a patrol limit. 1t is also said
that some agitation is pending TO
bring about, if possible, a reduction IN
the price of water and electric lights.
President Huntoon and Secretary
Wright hope to see a full attendance
of the members Of the commercial
club at the meeting called for tomor-
row night. A delegate is to be re-
commended for appointment to attend
the coming conference on Red river
matters which is to be held at Grand
Forks later in h south.
Miss Ellen Benson, daughter Of Mr..
and Mrs. Henry Benson of Fossum
near Ada, and Louis L. EVE, of Ross,
N. D., were married in the Wild Rice
church on Christmas dav. Rev. Mr..
Waller reading the service In the
| presence of relatives and intimate
friends Of the contracting parties. The
groom is the cashier Of the State Bank
at Ross.
The Third Annual Farmers Short
course at the Agricultural school,
Crookston, will be held Feb. 10 to 81,
1913. Leading experts on farm topics
will be present. Professors Boss,
Smith, Bull, Freeman and others will
talk and give practical demonstrations
during the ten days course. Pure
| seed work, dairy and stock farming,
fax, clover and corn raising viii be
discussed. Rooms and board will be
provided at the school for a large
number. A strong programme has
been arranged for farmers wives and
daughters also. Address the Superin-
tendent, Agricultural School. Crooks
ton, for further particulars.
Attorney and Mrs. E. E.. Sharp were
hosts for the NJ. WIN. club at their
home on Thursday evening. A mum
Der of spirited games OF Five Hundred
were played and that entertainment
was followed by a service Of refresh
ments. AS the guests departed for
their homes there were hearty X
pressions Of the seasons greetings.
President Vincent Of the univer-
sity, in his first annual report to-
the board of regents, says that there
is every reason why the institution
should seek to become the chief enter
of Scandinavian studies in the United
States. 1t should aim. he submits, at
fostering an individuality Of its own.
Al marriage license was issued at
Fergus Falls, last Tuesday to Ludwig.
Peter Larson Of Steele county, N. ID.
and Clara Sophia Linn of Fergus
Falls, MINI.
Fergus Falls Journal: Articles Of
incorporation of the Lamson Gray
Construction Co. have been filed in the
register of deeds Office in this city,
and the company will take an active
hand in building operations IN this
city and elsewhere from this time
forth The. authorized capitalization
is $50. OO0, consisting Of 5000 shares of
$40 each. OF this amount, 500, zoe is
to be la preferred stock and 100000 In
common stock.
A German to hat with the
original idea OF sending missionaries
around the country to teach people
how to make love. Amy fellow who
vii stand for 4 missionary buttIng In