The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1913-03-26
EAST SIDE NOTES

The dancing party given under the
auspices of the Brotherhood of Amer
lean Yeomen, at the Hotel Comstock,
last night was a conspicuous social
success. The majority of those present
wished that the programme had been
made much longer one.
DR.. Hoag of the state health depart-
ment, who is In the city officially, went
over to Fargo during the luncheon
hour today to make a call on an old
friend of his, DIR. Skelcy in the deLen-
drecte building.
George e; Perley was at Glyndon to-
day on business.
The Ladies Aid society of Grace
Methodist church will hold an import
ant session at the home of Mrs. Rey-
nolds, 420 Tenth street south tomor-
row afternoon.
The Easter morning collection at st.
John's Episcopal church amounted to
Leslie WeIter during the past few
days, has shipped choice seed potatoes
10 indianapolis, Muncie, Ind, and Day.
ton, o.
An 1tlnerant man named Lynch, all
IeEed to be mentally wrong, was ex-
amined by the county board of insan-
1ty examiners, this morning, and he
was ordered discharged as not a prop-
er subject for the state asylum for the
insane.
Arthur Souers and Ben Snyder were
passengers to Chicago over the North
ern Pacific last night.
Miss Emelia Ksssett, Of Norwegian
Grove, near Fergus Falls was married
on Monday afternoon to Nels O. Hor-
ager, prosperous farmer at LaMoure,
N, d. ~ .
Postmaster Meeker has complied full
details of the close and arrival of mails
in oOrhead-eighteen points in ali
and he has had the exact time of the
and the arrivals, printed on a small
card which is being distributed to the
patrons. The desk of a business man
IS not complete without one of the
cards which Will indicate when to get
busy If you have urgent mail for a
specific direction,
Mrs. II. e. Roberts has received re-
cent letters from friends and relatives
at Northfield, Mimi, telling her of the
thunder and lightning which has been
preva!ent there during the past few
days and which have been accompan.
led by torrential rains. Northfieid is
torty-two miles south of st. Paul and
Mrs. Roberts has written how differ
Sht the weather conditions have been
here-the below zero kind.
Among the, guests at the Comstock
were Mr.. and Mrs. e. o. Rambere, OF
Brainerd, J. B. Hagen of Alexandria
J: T. Johnson of Ulen, E. McNulty OF
Grand Forks, A, e. Anderson and J
Anderson of Cottonwood, A. J. Power
of Crookston and e. B. Hoag, M. b. OF
the state board of health.
A force of painters and decorators
| Is at WORK about the Great Northern
passenger station. Agent Bailey is
/ talking of giving pink tea to StoddeI
| of the Northern Pacific, some after.
noon next week. just to show how ar.
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making station buildings attractive.
Friends of the family will be glad to
hear that Florence Taylor, the little
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Henry ray.
lor of Dilworth, is rapidly recovering
from the effects of an operation fol-
appendicitis to which she was submit
ted short time ago at st. Johns hos.
pital, Fargo.
John Costain, secretary of the North,
western Loan Co.., of this city was a
passenger via the belated No. 6 over
the Northern Pacific yesterday on q
business mission to Superior, Wis.
Bert offet, one of the corps of DO
tato buyers of Kansas City, Mo- who
Lmakes his headquarters in Moorheac
| during the season, left for the south
west country yesterday.
| A series of evangelistic services are
being held at Grace Methodist church
nightly this week. by Evangelist Carle.
ton of Winona, MINI. Each evenins
the service begins at 1880 o'clock and 4
Is preceded by song service which
lasts fifteen minutes.
Atty. N. I. Johnson has returned from
a business trip to the cities where one
of his engagements was a. conference
with the attorneys for the Northern
Pacific.
The billboards over the city have
have been adorned with artisticaIly
colored posters calling attention to tht
lecture which is to be delivered at Con.
cordia college, April "a, by Capt. Roalt
Amundsen, the distinguished Norsemal
who first discovered the south pole.