The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1914-05-29
EAST SIDE NOTES

Among the guests at the Comstock
were, L.. L. Low, Minneapolis; N. ].
Delamater, Chicago D. E. McCauley,
Minneapolis; @. L. Perry, Chicago; J..
W. Granger, Crookston; c, B. Hanson,
Dickinson, p. L. Lynch, Minneapolis.
Arrivals at the New Columbia were,
William Thompson, Baker; Geo. More,
John T~witchell, Casselton; Lee F. Cole,
Minneapolis; @. Gilbertson. A. Thomp-
Johnson, Hitterdal.
The members Of the Ladies' Aid So
ciety of Grace M. Z. church were de-
lightfully entertained at the parsonage
yesterday afternoon and besides being
socially enjoyable the program was in
structive along the lines designed.
The choir Of Grace M. Z. church will
meet for practice this evening at 8
o'clock.
A number Of piano pupils Of Miss
Mollie Martinson were presented in q
recital at Grace N. e. church last
night, to an audience which nearly
filled the building. The little players
did credit to themselves and the tai
ent Of their teacher by whom they
have been tutored during this school
year.
Melvin Paulson who resides, near
1 AAOS4A4AAA6 Il 49, 20
silver medal awarded by the United
States department of agriculture as
the winner of third place in a contest
in the repair and maintenance Of earth
roads.
The Blue Earth Post says thai
there is one good feature about a
circus it's management does not
p%atronize catalogue grocery houses
but is loyal to the town In which
its tents are pitched"
A busy industry in Moorhead Is the
A. J. Wright & Sons tent and awning
factory. Owing to SO many large con-
tracts the firm has been Obliged &c
put on a day and a night force. Over
10000 yards of luck must be sown
within the next ten days, in other
words 500 tents must be ready then
One of the monster orders comes from
Valley City, N. D. The factory fol
weeks has been crowded over capacity
but the firm members are hustlers and
If they can keep their help at high
pressure all Of the contracts will be
shipped one time. AS per notice III
another column the firm can use sew
ers galore, night or day.
Margaret e. Sears, widow, has beer
appointed by Judge Sharp Of h pro
bate court, to be e4ecutrix Of the
estate Of her husband the late Will
liam e. Sears.
Eighth grade exercises were in pro-
gress in the Sharp building, this af'
~ternoon, in the presence Of a goodly
audience Of parents and friends. The
program consisted Of presentation Of
musical play by the pupils. A Dream
of Fairyland. The pupils have beer
prepared In their work by Miss Dwye,
Of the eighth grade, and Miss Chester
man, supervisor Of music in the city
schools.
a phone message to Senator Marden
this morning. from Peaiean LAKE, axe, sal u
over that section OF the state las
night, Other reports indicated tina
ley was given a good wetting.
Theodore skrei was greeting hi.
friends In the city today and among
other things said thar this farm wal
given a real good Wetting by the gen
Gle showers last evening and during tn,
night,
w. A. Long says he will close hi
barber shop at noon tomorrow, Mem
oriai day, and for the convenience o.
his patrons he will remain open thil
evening until 10 o'clock.
The registration days for the com.
ing primary election. June 1s, are june
0 and o..
A class OF seven will be GRADUATED
from the high school at F'razee, this
year al foliowG: Luverne English
Marion Dickey. Lucy Miner Haze