The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1914-03-11
EAST SIDE NOTES

This evening there will be a Joint
meeting Of the Odd Fellows and Re.
bekahs and following the formalities
there will be a social session with a
service of refreshments by the ladies
1t Is expected that there will be a con-
erence Of one Of the degrees. Al
members are urged to be present and
thfee-iinkers who may be in the city
tonight as visitors are invited to make
a call.
The Ladies of the Maccabees will
hold a card party on Thursday even
ing, March IL, in the Masonic hall in
Moorhead. All Sir knights are cordi-
ally invited to be present.
Tomorrow the Ladies of the Macca-
bees will 30 hostesses at a card party
70 be given tomorrow evening in the
lodge room in the First National bank
building. .
Tonight there will be a business
meeting of the members Of the First
congregational church. The principal
order of business will be the consider
alton Of the resignation Of Rev. H. A.
hernen as pastor of the church and
action thereon.
With one Of Uncle Sans receivers
In possession Of the celebrated potato
warehouse and contents at Ba~rnesville
1t Will be interesting to know how
Messrs. Carey and Bernhardy of con-
tempt fame are going to make Sheriff
Wna!ey surrender possession Of the
n the thousands Of BUSH
els or spuds 1t contains to them.
The hearing before the United
states commissioner at Fergus Falls
on the petition Of c.. w, Bernhardy of
Barnesville to have the potato associ-
alton of. GAINESVILLE declared a bank
rupt has not been held yet. With con-
siderable braggadocio fixed last Sat
urday as the day for the hearing. but
the promised spectacular proceedings
DID not m~aterialize. A prominent at
torney said today that the next time
the GAINESVILLE newspapers begin to
advocate the cause Of strangers "in
their midst 1t is hoped that they will
secure ~antecedent reports from the
bradstreet or Dun mercantile agencies
before they &c too far.
Rev; J. O.. Cavalin of the church in
this city. will preach in the Swedish
next Sunday morning. -
Ihe Christian Endeavor society of
the Presbyterian. church held a very
enjoyable meeting a day or two ago at
he future devised and refreshments
were served by the hostess.
The funeral Of Mrs. Knute weum.
uauGnCer or the late Charles Brende-
muhl was held this afternoon with
impressive services at Trinity Norwe-
g1an Lutheran church. The interment
was made in Prairie Home cemetery.
Mrs. William Russell was hostess
TOR the meeting Of the ONE workers
OF the Presbyterian church this after
noon,
Members Of the Royal League began
the rehearsals for a minstrel perform
ance. which will be given in the local
theatre some tins during April. 1t Is
said that special attention is to be
given to the musical features.
The members of the Ladies' union
or the Congregational church met for
business and work at the home of Mrs.
=. r. Collins this afternoon.
Among. the northwestern Minnesota
counties Norman county stands prom
inent in the matter of good roads con
struction. The board of commissioners
Is now advertising for bids for con
structing ten miles of road, extending
five miles east and five miles west of
Ada. Norman county will have some
good roads in the very near future as
the different town boards are co-oper-
ating with the county commissioners
In building what roads they build in
firSt-class style.