The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1914-06-17
EAST SIDE NOTES

Mr.. and Mrs. Enoch S. Peterson,
who were quietly married last night,
left this afternoon for Yellowstone
park where they will spend their
honeymoon which will be one Of about
two weeks duration.
According to the returns from
GAINESVILLE and elsewhere it would
appear hat Editor Colby's ~"favorites'
whom he predicted as sure winners at
the primaries are making a close race
for the tail end positions.
Rev. F. M. Eckman: The Fargo
District Lutheran league will hold its
annual convention in the Swedish
Lutheran church of Moorhead, begin
ming next Saturday evening and con-
tinuing until next Monday evening.
Receiver Kemp of the GAINESVILLE
National bank was a business caller
at the Office of Attorney Marden today.
A light drizzling rain did some wet
ting over the city this morning, just
enough to cause a postponement of
different automobile trips which were
scheduled by travelling men and 9TH
ers.
Alderman Bowman reports the ar
rival of the sanitary fountain which
is to be erected in the southside park
which bears his name. He says that
other improvements are projected and
will soon be at the disposal of the
public.
An addition is being built to the
Moorhead hospital, eight rooms and a
full basement being added to the pre-
sent room equipment of the institution,
to meet the demand on the hospital. .
Miss Legler was hostess for a meet
ing of the Young Peoples society of
the Presbyterian church, Monday even
ing when a very delightful time was
provided. In the near future the mem
bers are to enjoy a moonlight picnic.
A special service was held at Trinity
Norwegian Lutheran church last even
ing. The speaker was H. Brekke, a
active laymar from Radcliffe, Ia.
Members of the Moorhead chapter,
Order of Eastern Star, will participate
in the meeting of the grand chapter of
North Dakota when it assemblies in
Fargo tomorrow morning in the Maso-
mic temple.
Judge Mills, chairman of the Mime
sofa railroad and warehouse commiss-
ion, spent yesterday in his home town
and after ne had cast his vote he spent
some time making social calls upon
fellow citizens and attending to a num-
Der of business matters. He returned
to the capital at st. Paul last night,
where he has considerable work await
ing him.
The Rogers IN. d. Citizen: A. H.
Vile came up from his home in Moor
head Thursday to spend a few days
looking after his farming interests in
this vicinity.
Atty. E. Adams has returned from
Frazee where he has been r~ustfcating
for a week or so.
Grafton, IN. d. News and Times:
Rev. H. O.. Shurson has been presented
with a Ford automobile by his various
congregations west of town and besides
a purse of 800 with which to buy
gasoline n fabrication. The reverend
gentleman has many friends in Moor
head who will be interested in the
liberality of Mr.. Shurson's present
church congregations.
According to a Fergus Falls paper a
farmer was in that city a few days ago
looking at sewing machines examined
n in a local store and found that the
price was SIS. He states that ar agent
has been through his neighborhood
lately selling exactly the same ma
chine. made by the same company at
the same place, for $50. The agent al
$40 on the old machine, and is
said to have done a rushing business.
He made an investigation and found
that any dealer here would sell the
machine for SIS. H ..#. ......