The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1913-12-06
EAST SIDE NOTES

A. j. Fitzsimmons. Glyndon: The
glorious weather we have been having
during the past several weeks has en-
abled all of the farmers about Glyn-
don and Glyndon township to finish!
up all of the blowing they desired to-
do-the doing of that work means
thousands Of dollars profit and a great
help when seeding begins next spring.
Her friends will greatly regret to
hear Of a loss sustained by Miss Bent
ley, the talented violinist at the state
normal school, yesterday. On her way
home, carrying her violin which was
cased as usual, she made q misstep
and in falling down she fell with full
weight on her instrument, breaking 1t
beyond repair. ,
James Clarity. a young attorney
from Hudson, Wis, has taken a DO
sition in the office Of Atty. E. E. Sharp
as general Office assistant to Mr,
Sharp. t,
The annual meeting Of the Congre-
gational church will be held Tuesday
evening. AS usual the men Of the
church will serve supper to all the
members and supporters of the church
and their families. Supper will be
served at 6 o'clock. :.
Congregational church tomorrow
morning will be Salvation is Charac-
ter. The evening service will take the
form of a favorite hymn service with
MISS Chesterman in charge. The ad-
oress before the mems seminar will
be made by Prof. Wallace Stearns Of
Fargo and he will discuss The His
toric Foundations of the Gospels.
At the Presbyterian church the sub
Ject Of the sermons by the pastor, Rev.
George Booth, will be Avarice and
Greed VS.. Contentment, and in the
evening U~ndercurrents and Gales in
Ltfe's Voyage. Service will be held at
DlIWorth in the afternoon at 3 o'clock.
Severen Peterson of Akron, Wilkin
county, has bought out what is gener-
ally known as the Burau store there
from John Deist, together with forty
acres of land, the consideration being
$780,,
Fergus Falls Journal: The logeers
in the northern woods are very much
worried because the sWamps are not
freezing over and there Is no snow or
Ice on which to move logs. The out
put is going to be reduced this season.
as this is going to be a short winter
at best-or rather at worst.
The Rev. w. Newton Ward, the new
rector OF ST. Johns Episcopal church.
will officfate at services tomorrow as
follows: Morning prayer and celebra-,
tion or holy communion at 1890
o'clock. Sunday school at noon and
evening prayer at 1880 o'clock. Next
Wednesday the reverend gentlemen,
Will go to Detroit to attend the winter
meeting Of the Red River valley
Deanery which will be held in ST
church at Detroit.
Mrs. M. M. Gushing will give an
supper at Salvation Army hall
evening from s to 1890. She
states that the proceeds are to be de-
voted to providing a necessary opera
ton for her son.
The probate court at Fergus Falls
is busy considering applications for
pensions. The law provides
mat the court may order the payment ,
OF a sum not to exceed $40 for each
ohild in cases where the children are
Under II years Of age.
Atherton correspondence in The
GAINESVILLE &ecord-Review: Miss =
will leave for Brandon, Can ,
aoa' Friday night to visit and be-
acquainted with a niece who ar, '
rived Thanksgiving day. Miss NC
Srath of GAINESVILLE will occupy her !
as schoolma'am during the ]
two weeks.
The fine balmy weather is allowing -.
me construction Of sewers to 20 mer-
riiy along in the streets Of Barnes, :
'Ai'e' superintendent Fierce is being l,
ASSISTED by an xpert from st. Paul.
Tne odd Fellows at B~arnesvilIe ,
we're hosts. at a big meeting held !
Thursday night at which were nres-'
ent the grand master and grand Sec
'etary Of the state who made address,
for the good Of the order. Al
Midnight a supper was served and ]
the visitors were three linkers |
rom Rothsay and Baket. !
The Ulen Union: r. H. Melbye of I
d1ghiand Grove was a Ulen visitor I
tuesday,. He was feeling jubilant over J
ne fact that now the end of the legal
struggle was in sight for the estab-
shmen OF the road he has fought
or SO long which makes a continu-
ous road east and west through bofh, /
ways from Hitterdal. Melbye is a. '
5allant fighter n sticks 10 the end.
The members of the choir of St,
lohns church are urgently requested to
ittend a ~ehearsal at the church thisl
evening", at 1880 o'clock.
Somstock garage will begin next Mon-
lay morning, so Contractor Bowers said '
his morning. We. I'D. ~.a -L--. !, - -
John Lun was arrested last evening
~ Deputy Sheriff Malyey on a warrant
charging him with the theft of eightl
skunk hides, valued at $40 from AL
;armer living in Flowing township. b
hides We're sold to Bolles & Rodg- =
furriers, Fargo. =
C%rookston Times: Mrs. L.. O. Kelsven '
eft for Fargo after visiting with her E
~tster-in-law, Mrs. s. c.. Johnson. She =
expects to remain at Fargo and then :
o continue on her way to her home at r
~3rainerd, MINI. a
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