The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1914-07-01
EAST SIDE NOTES

From the looks Of things, Architect
OShea is buying out the Carnegie
steel works and is assembling the
structural steel product in front Of the
Howard Moody department store for
use In the remodeling of the Moorhead
National bank building, the plans of
which will include considerable mod
srnizing.
Two autos in the city today carried
remnants reading Toronto. Ont, the
) queen city Of western Canada.
The new retail saloon licenses, for
the license year beginning today, are
now in effect and the mayor says that
City Treasurer Wilhelm is just buried
In $40 gold pieces.
Mr.. and Mrs. Enoch s. Peterson re-
turned last night from their honey
moon trip which was spent delightful
~ In the Yellowstone park. The very
happy bridegroom vas welcomed back
very cordially by the staff of the First
National bank.
Enderlin IN. d. Enterprise: Mr..
n Mrs. j, j. Nelson Of Crookston,
Mimi, n Mr. and Mrs. l.. P. Shirley
OF Borup' Mimi, arrived Wednesday
afternoon n are visiting at the III.
Shirley home. Mrs. Nelson and L. P.
shirley are sister and brother to H.
Shirley of this city.
The Wesley Adult Bible class of
Grace M. E. Sunday school met at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. W. r. Briggs,
Ninth street north, Tuesday evening
for a social time: A Bible contest was
very much enjoyed, Mr.. Medal win
nlng, ne answering every question
correctly. The motto Of this class Is,
All at it, always at it, for Christ and
the church,"
Manager Hunt of the Comstock spent
the day in his room tussling with
a slight attack of lumbago, which he
hopes is only a temporary one.
The Moorhead Royal Neighbors will
II a regular meeting at the lodge
rooms Thursday night, July 2.
Mrs. l. 3. Douglas arrived in the
city from Colorado to visit at the home
of her SON, R.. C. Douglas.
A wedding at Vergas, Ottertafl coun-
ty' a few days g was that of Amelia
charlotte, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
John Diersch, prominent farmers, and
e.. w. Bunkowski. The ceremony was
followed by elaborate festivities. The
is the agent at Valley City
for the 500 and they will make their
nome In the city named.
l. L. Rundell has succeeded H. N.
Bruce as proprietor of the Sheridan
house at P%elicanA
The congressional vote in the Ninth
district. at the recent primary, was as
follows: Halvor Steenerson, to succeed
himself. received 1926 votes and Luz
Their Osborn. 4,3SS votes.
Whea authorities say that the
weather over the northwest has greatly
improved. 1t has been generally clear
with low temperature, which, following
the abundance of moisture and soil
saturation has been very favorable for
the wheat.
A week OF airy cool weather would
do much to eliminate the rust danger
which Is being discussed as a specula-
tive possibility in the wheat market If
climatic conditions favor the infection.
People down from the Canadian
Northwest say that precipitation dur
Ing June was rather light.
The supreme cour of Minnesota Will
adjourn Friday next, for the summer
with sixty cases unheard. The court
Will open Sept. ii to hear these cases
in an adjourned term. 1t is hoped that
when the high court convenes in regu-
lar term, Oct. 5, 1t will be with a clean
slate and If that is so it will be the
first time for several years.