The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1914-04-15
EAST SIDE NOTES

Rev. John S. Rood, a former pastor
OF the congregational church and who
mas been doing work for the Congrega-
tional Home Missionary society in the
soutneWestern part Of North Dakota
mas accepted a call to the Minot-Saw-
yer-Highland parish, North Dakota
n will take charge May l.
The Odd Fellows are arranging for
a proper observance Of Sunday, April
2e, the date of. the ninety third an
n1Versary of the founding of the
fraternity in Baltimore by John
Wlldey and a party Of his friends who
were members of the Manchester Uni
ty Of England.
The foot bridge on Fourth avenue
south tken out by the ice and
second warders are Inconvenience.
Iver Jerstad, who has been one of
Ene chefs at the Hotel Gladstone at
jamestown, N. D., has gone to Fer
gus Falls to take charge Of the
Kitchen at the Christiania restaurant
in the latter city.
Sheriff and, Mrs. Whaley have re-
turned from Fergus Falls, where they
turned over two patients for the de-
tentlon department. Of the asylum for
the insane, Christine Belgard, a young
woman, and Theodore Jore, AZ years
Of age. of Hawley, who has completely
lost his memory.
The finals' in the A. o. U. W. whist
tournament have been postponed UNI
TIL the last meeting night in the
month-everybody too busy last Mon
day night, and besides it will. give the
members Of the Fay team time to do
more practice work.
Cashier Costain Of the First Ma
tional bank made business visits to
the State banks at Sabin and Baker
today.
Seeding ver Clay county is in prog
ress and If the present temperature
and sunshine remains the work Of
putting In the seed will be general all
over Clay county and this section Of
the REQ river valley within q week.
Nearly every farmer seen boasts Of
ten splendid conditions which exist
this year.
The fire loss in Minnesota for the
month OF March was $685., IT'S. This
Is against $3.50, 093 for the same month
a year g The 1914 loss was COW
cred by insurance amounting TO $3,-
943,1
One Of the prominent Taster services.
fio1 Re "a Wlnsi MINI was the presentai
eantata, The Resurrection and the
Life, under the auspices of the Sunday
school or the Presbyterian church. 1t
was given under the direction of Miss
Emma Kuhfeld OF Moorhead. who is the
very efficient. supervisor Of music in
the public schools of Red Wing. The
local papers say that a splendid rendt-
tAon of the work was given.
Red Wing Republican,: Mrs. Harry
Anderson and children OF st. Paul, who
have been guests at the home Of Mr..
and Mrs. Peter Peterson, East Fourth
street, have returned to st. Paul. Mr..
and Mrs. Anderson and children will
move shortly to Fargo. N. D., where he
has accepted a position with one of the
leading publishing houses in that city.
Mrs. C.. A. Nye and Master Nye have
returned from Florida, where they have
been gojourning for the greater part of
the winter.
Fred Brophy and Edgar Hunt are
spending a few days in the cities on
business and seeing some OF the sights.
Miss Lillian c. Wright will leave for
st. Paul In a day or two where she
will remain during the grand opera
season for which she Is one Of the sea-
son ticket holders.
An interesting group picture would
be n OF the bunch OF candidates for
the office of sheriff of Clay county-the
gentlemen could draw lots for the CEN
ter position in h picture.
The entertainment feature at the
Hotel Comstock this week, Is making
quite a hit.