The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1914-03-17
EAST SIDE NOTES

The civic committee of the Woman's
club at Breckenridge has TED
activities among the schooI children
and an essay, contest is to be promoted,
Make Your Town Moro Beautiful? The
sum of SIS has been voted by the CLUB
for prizes; this will be followed up by
chlldren'SA gardens with premiums for
the best products, including flowers. 2
The. Fertile Journal: A flock OF
evening red-breasted grosbeaks have
been with us this week, stripping tins
boxelders of their seeds and making
outdoor life more cheerful with their
bright plumaEe, ~sprightly actions n
merry twitterings. 1917
The people aand farmers generally
at Liberty, Mimi, in Polk county have
sent a petition to President Wilson,
asking him to use his Influence to Sc
cure the passage of a law to prohibit
the gambling in grain.
Mrs. Woodrow Wilson has sent an en-
broidered. handkerchief to be auction
ed off at a fair of Capital City Home
stead Brotherhood of American Yeo-
men at st. Paul, March 10.
Arrangements are pending for an
appearance. of the Fargo College Glee
club, at the state normal school in the
near future-a musical feature which
Is sure to be appreciated.
President Weld returned from a
business tripjto ST. Paul this morning.
Mrs: A.. H. Costain and son have re-
turned from Minneapolis, where they
have been spending a week with
friends.
H. c.. Patterson, M. D., was up from
GAINESVILLE for the day yesterday on
business.
The state architect of Minnesota has
approved the plans made by A.. J. Frid-
lund for the new consolidated school
building at Wolverton.
preci6apF Uvo,,p, oF %bo L1;r=+ S+,to
bank had for his guest yesterday the
Rev. Mr.. Kildahl, formerly pastor Of
the Buffalo river congregation in Clay
county, but now a resident of Milwau-
kec.
Atty. e. E. Sharp returned from st.
Paul this morning. His mission was to
attend the meeting of commercial at
torneys, but was obliged to leave be-
fore the business was all completed
and he is unable to say whether an or
ganization was completed. The attor-
neys who have collection departments
want a nibble at the big bankruptcy
cases as we'll as the small collection
cases sent to them. 1t appears that the
meaty cases have Deer going to the big
fellows in the cities, but now the dis
ciplcs of Blackstone in the smaller
towns are saying in substance, eff VIC
cannot have some, of the big business
we respectfully decline the small cas-
es."
The Oak Mound Farmers club will
hold a regular meeting next Friday
evening, March 20, in the consolidated
school building. t'l-''
Fergus Falls Journal: About thirty
young people from this city attended
the concert of, the Red River Choral
union at Concordia college, Moorhead,
Sunday. The choir of Our Savior's
church, led by John Prestbo, took part
three hundred singers in attendance IN
all and the music was magnificent.
The Fergus Falls people, with the%ex-
ception of Professor Hertsgaard, who
had general charge Of the gathering,
returned Sunday night. -.
Assistant. Cashier Askegaarg of the
First National bank was a passenger
to Minneapolis last night.
According to appearances on Fourth
street north n some OF the yards
city which need cleaning up besides
the dump grounds-there are a whole
lot of things which cannot be helped
in the winter time, but there are some
conditions which can be avoided and
oughfares with ash piles and teh way
to stop Is for the street. commissioner
to get busy early in the season.
The demise Is announced of Theodore
Larson Of Minneapolis q. few days ago.
He was known in this city as @ for
mer. employe in, the studio Of O.. p.
EIaten, photographer, and when here
was a prominent member of the Nor
roma Singing society.
The Moorhead chapter of the Order
the Eastern. Star held IL profitable
meeting in the Masonic hall last night.
After the exenlpliacRtion Of the do
gree the amenities Of a social session
were thoroughly enjoyed. 49, :.a
c. A. Fossay, son OF Charles FoBsay
of Kragnes, will leave the latter part
of the week FOR Dakota, Manitoba, 90
miles southwest OF Winnipeg, where he
will locate upon the farm owned OF
that point by his father. He expects TO
make his home there.
According to ten recent calf state
m ent. for conditions of state banks tho
deposit line Of the CamBtoeif State
bank, March 4, amounted to g. total OF
$59,039, and for the state bank at
the total deposits atnoun
ed t" sos. 4s9. ,a-E .. "= ...u..]
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