The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1914-08-10
EAST SIDE NOTES

! Leslie Welter Of this city recent,
: received from the officials of the Ma,
tfonal Highway association the ap
polntment of honor of state councellol
Iof the Minnesota Good Roads fedora,
ton. Mr.. Welter will accept the ap,
Ipointment.
Florence Beck, who has been visitins
with Miss Irene Thompson of this city
at Lake Melissa this week, returned t
the city this morning.
Sen. Charles s.. Marden of this city
returned from his summer home a,
Pelican lake this morning in time tx
; be here for the opening Of the court
!. this morning.
!. Miss Essa Hamilton Of Fargo, who
has been making a visit with the Mar
dens, for the past few weeks al
Killarney beach. returned to the city
this morning.
George Lank returned from the lakes
this morning with a party Of friends
Joe Kossick and wife will return
from their stay at Lake Melissa on
Wednesday of this week.
Melvin Beck who went to Lake
Melissa on Saturday afternoon of last
week will leave Detroit, Mimi, for
Detroit, Mich. on Tuesday. Mr.. Beck
- NC ~ SS1A1pohY Will az SIlCO
Evenson of this city and will make an
extended tour of the east.
Joe Lang of this city who is spend
ing the weekend at the lakes will re-
turn home on Tuesday morning.
Among the speed craft on the
lakes this summer is a hydroplane run
ming on Detroit lake. 1t is owned by
a Canadian party. Any person who
wishes to ride can do so by paying
the owner $l5. The machine has eight
cylinders and is ninety horse power.
Almost any day it can be seen hover
ing about over the waterways in that
section of the country. ~,
Fred Brophy is now at the Marden
camp at Lake Pelican. He will make
a weeks stay. Mrs. Fred Brophy re-
turned this morning from the lake.
Frank Lang went to Minneapolis this
morning to attend a meeting of the
Red Men to be held there this week.
5Earnie Melander will attend the Red
Men meeting at Minneapolis this week.
The roads south of Moorhead are
reported in the best of condition.
Each train which pulls into the city,
either freight or passenger, is loaded
with men who seek employment in the
harvest fields In this section.
s. S. Wood Of the city expects
his brother home soon, who has been
away for a long trip through the west.
Agnes Nelson, who was recently
operated on at the Northwestern hos
pital for appendicitis, is reported as
doing very nicely.
John OLaughlin and Norman Nc
Lean who have been at the lakes for
the past week are expected home
soon.
The Misses Julia and Isabelle Elmer
of st. Paul, are in the city, the guests
of the Sharps. They are today with
Mr.. n Mrs. E.. D.. Sharp.
Among the teachers engaged FOR the
coming year for the Lake Park schools
are the following from Moorhead:
Misses Marietta Nicholson, Fern NJ.
Doyle and Florence Eklund.
Edward Stevenson, wife n daugh-
ter, have arrived from Illinois. Mr..
Stevenson is the owner of a valuable
farm not far from the normal.
The Barnesville public schools will
be held in the basement of the Barnes
willie National bank and Norwegian Luz
theran church until the new schoo
building is ready for occupancy.
Miss Agnes Loudon of Moorhead ar
rived in GAINESVILLE and is spending
the week with her sister, Mrs. H. J..
Thornby. Miss Loudon will be n of
the teachers In the Moorhead public
schools the coming school year
GAINESVILLE Headlight.
Mrs. A. H. Erickson and daughter,
Miss Enid, and Mr.. and Mrs. f.. A. Dali
ager and son Of Austin, came up by
auto from Little Pine lake, They will
spend Sunday in the city and will re-
turn to the a on Monday.
Malcolm Hanson, who has been on
has concluded his labors and will now
enjoy a ten days vacation before re-
turning to his school duties at Seattle.
He leaves on the twentisth. and will be
accompanied by his sister, Miss Dora.
Norman Thompson, who spent Sum
day at the lakes has returned home.
The dam which broke a few weeks
g between Detroit and Shoreham,
Mimi, has been repaired and there is
boat service to Fair Hills again as well
as to all points on the old Tine.
Mr.. Donaldson, who has been SPEND
ing the past week at the lake, returned
home this morning.
Leroy Larson of Sixth street south,
Is painting the Larson house, now oc-
cupied by E. Lang and family.
The new signs which have been put
up at the rear of the Edelweis brewery
on Front street are in very vivid col
ors.
Loads Of threshing machines are
daily passing through the city from
the east to the west.
MIS-. erase OF the United States
weather bureau of this city has re-
Gently had the tower at the rear of
the house repaired.
The cement posts at he corners OF
the sidewalks in front of the new post
ONCE have been put In and all lis in.
readiness for the cement to be poured
for the sidewalks.
Most of the men at work IN the paw
ing are now at work on Fourth street
south. The leveling OF the street is
going on and the cement will soon be
poured.
There is a large crew OF men now at
work on the Northern Pacific tracks
between Fifth and Sixth streets south.
Work on the side track which is be-
ing laid between the Moorhead Lumber
company and the Northern Pacific
tracks. has been suspended for a short
time.
Leslie Welter went to Lake park on
Saturday afternoon and has returned to
the city.
Harry Torson returned from Pelican
lake on Sunday evening,
Many Clay county, farmers have been
attendingt the horse sales now going on
In Fargo and some nave purchased
good horses,
Work ON the M0@6y building on
Front I'M Sixth stre@sS Us progressing
rapidly and will SOON be finished.
The street car line TO the courthouse
Is being put IN the pest shape possible.