The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1914-04-11
EAST SIDE NOTES

The subjects at Grace M. e. church
tomorrow will be: Morning, The Emp
ty Sepulchre; evening, Lost Oppor-
tunities. Special music by the sun
day school and choir.
The Royal Neighbors are anticipat-
ing a delightful evening at their card
party which will be held at Flaten's
hall, April IA. "
e. A. Cincush of 433 A street south,
Moorhead, Mimi, Is again back at
work at the city light plant after an
absence Of a month, during which
time he underwent two operations
and is doing nicely.
Sewall Froysland, a. brother of Mrs.
e. A. Cincush, returned to his home
at Audubon, Mimi, after taking a
college during the winter months.
A member of the faculty of Carleton
college, Mortified, Mimi, will preach
in the Congregational church tomorrow
morning and evening. Elaborate Eas-
ter music will be presented at each
service. %
Cashier. Costain of the First National
bank was over in Fargo today attend
ing the sale of the Smith livery stock
and horses, the paper for which he is
to handle. ~.~
County Attorney Dosland has return
ed from st. Paul where he made argu-
ments in the celebrated L~arSon-Slette
cases before the supreme court. He
also made arguments in one or two
cases taken up from Clay county,
The editor of The Glyndon News is a
man who makes light Of Good Friday
His friends will be glad to hear that
Frank Weld, son of Mr.. and MRS. +.
A. Weld, has SO far that he
will be taken from the Northwestern
hospital to his home today, so that he
will spend the Easter season with his
parents.
The spring meeting of the Clay
Becker County Medical society will be
held April 81. The program will %
issued in a day or two.
Impressive Good Friday services
were held in the Swedish Lutheran
church yesterday.
Norman D. Brophy and his bride ra-
turned from their honeymoon trip yes,
terday and for a day or two are al
home with the brides mother.
Mrs. Hugo Bachenheimer has return.
ed from the east where she has beer
visiting friends during the last month
Or two.
Miss Emma Thompson is suffering
| with an attack Of pleuisy at her home
in Dilworth.
Miss Blanche Goodrich OF Glyndor
| will teach one of the grades In tn
public schools at DilWorth, the mex
school year.
For his hurry local calls DR.. Oar
row jumps aboard one of those handy
little Ford runabouts and away h
goes. He made the purchase a day o.
two ago. -
u. T. McGrath was up from Barnes
! vile today and vas jollying up hi!
! friends as q candidate for the Office o!
sheriff for which now there Is q sex
tette Of candidates.
Henry Schroeder, president of th(
First National bank was in from Sa'
bin today. "-
Suit will be brought in the name
OF the state ON behalf Of shipper:
against railroads operating in Min
nesota to collect disputed refund
claims alleged to be due under tn
decision Of the supreme court o
the United States in the M~innesot;
rate case. Payment of most Of tn
claims has been made without pro
test by the carriers, but paymen
has been refused on a large mum
Der. many involving a combination
OF state and interstate rates. Tht
Minnesota railroads. it is said, al
ready have paid out over 81, ZOO, 900 t
shippers as q result of the rate cast
decision. '-.>.