The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1914-06-29
EAST SIDE NOTES

Tomorrow there will be an exodus of
Elks to Minot, N. D., for the state
grand lodge meeting. Among the ant
Ter Wearers will be Alderman Morrow,
John Lamb, W. E. Hunt. jr., Chief of
Police ~OLaughlin. Billy Hunt of
the Comstock, the daddy" of tn Minot
lodge, was precluded from going ow-
ing to pressing bushes engagements
The entertainers at the Comstock
this week will be the celebrated Muel-
Ter Bros, vocalists, who come for a re-
turn engagement, as when they were
here severe weeks ago they made
themselves very popular with their ex-
cellent rendition of classical as well
as popular airs.
P. J.. Sullivan Is entertaining his
brother, G. D. Sullivan, whose home is
near Toronto, Ont, for a few days.
Tri-coIored posters announce the en-
campment of the Park Region G. A. R.
at Detroit July 2, 3 and 4, the ar
engagements for which have been per-
fected by Commander w. w. Wilkins,
S. A. Halgren and G. A. Parker. An
exceedingly attractive program has
been arranged for the Fourth of July,
when the eagle will be made to scream
it's mightiest.
The baseball game yesterday between
the Royal League and the Red Men
resulted In a score Of S to 1 in favor
of the Indians.
Luscious green peas have been mar
keted by George Waite, a market gard
ener, south Of Moorhead.
One Of the Howard Moody show win
dows has been decorated in honor of
the nations birthday.
1t took nine pages Of the register at
the Comstock to record the arrivals Of
guests during the days Of the devel-
opment association meetings.
Mrs. l.. P. Stranahan and daughters
Doris Inc Marie, AVE arrived from
Calgary, Alberta, to make an extended
of Mrs. S~tranahan.
The new rule concerning posta,
money orders under which the order
becomes payable in any office fol
thirty days after issuance will go into
force on Wednesday. July /. At pres
ent the postoffiCe money orders are
only payable at the offices upon which
they are drawn.
In the show windows of the Moor.
head Hardware Co., there Is an artistic
speciment Of Norwegian carving
wrought by C. A. Ardal Of the manua,
training department of C~oncordia col.
lege. The work is shown on the bach
and arms Of a massive mahogany set
tee.
The Ada baseball team will play {
game with Hillsboro, at the latter
place, on the Fourth Of July.
Olaf Mus was al White Earth, N
D., a few days ago on business.
A splendid specimen of an American
eagle was killed a few days ago, nea
Deerhorn, by John HUT, a count!
commissioner of WiIkin county. TIL
bird was one Of the largest Of it's kline
it's wings measuring seven feet from
tip to tip. So far as known it was tn
first eagle ever killed in Wilkin count,
or that part Of the Red river valley.
Mrs. Leonard Erickson of Fergu
Falls is visiting in Moorhead for a fey
days.
Breckenridge Telegram: The recen
rain and wind storm swept over
wide territory. In this immediat
vicinity it amounted to very little bu
on the east, south and north there wa
q deluge of rain accompanied by hig
wind and hail. In Andrea TOWNSHIP
two distinct twisters were visibl,
one Of which hit a barn on tn
Brink farm and badly damaged i
The big judicial ditch east of Foxhom