The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-10-30
EAST SIDE NOTES

DR.. f. w. Humphrey has returned
| from Chicago, where he attended the
| Clinical Congress of Surgeons OF
| North America. DR.. Humphrey says
1t was in reality an important war
council.
o. M. Peabody. Minneapolis, was in
the city Monday on business before
Judge Parsons in district court.
Judge Roeser has filed an order
| denying a new trial in the case of
| Anne and John Gunderson VS.. Ben
| Halvorson. This case involved GER
| tain lands in the FELTON, neighbor-
hood and was for the rescision Of a
| contract in land trade.
Pres. Frank A. Weld of the normal
school left for Wadena Monday night
| to attend a loyalty dinner.
o. II. Hogstad was a visitor from
his farm in Oakport township yes
terday.
N. B. Hanson. mayor of Barnes
Vile. was in the city Monday on legal
business.
Herman Wilk has closed the deal
| for the purchase of the Schoenhoffen
| building at Front and Seventh
streets. The building will be oc-
cupied by the Interstate Grain Co.
Frank E. Murray was up from
GAINESVILLE yesterday on business.
F. c. MetcaIf, Minneapolis: Paul
| r. Fossum, Fergus Falls, and F. NJ.
Scheel, Sabin, were Comstock hotel
guests.
Mrs. Minnie Paine, Minneapolis,
Worthy Grand Matron of the order
of the Eastern Star was the guest Of
| honor of Moorhead chapter at spec
ial meeting Monday evening.
Andrew d. Dalen, Georgetown, was
a guest at the New Columbia hotel
Monday.
Christ. Holbeck returned Saturday
night from a trip to Fort Francis,
| Ont. He says there is nearly a foot
! of snow i'm that section and from
Bemidji north everything is on run
ners.
Rev. S. ]. Hedelund, who conduct
ed services at st. Johns church Sun
day evening, returned to Fergus
Falls Monday afternoon.
The first Clay county case under
the new law allowing estates
| amounting to less than $3.50 was
| closed Monday by Judge of Probate
Sharp. 1t was that of Joseph Zenk,
Georgetown, and James A. Clarity
was the attorney.
The drill of the Moorhead Home
Guard will be held at the Concordia
col;ege gymnasium tonight instead OF
Wednesday evening. The hour will
be 1880.
Fred Dennis, attorney of Detroit.
was in the city last evening to at
tend the Eastern Star reception.
G. S. McQuaid. who has been a
member of the potato colony at the
New Columbia hotel for the past six
weeks. left for Kansas City. Mo-, last
night. Mr.. McQuaid is buyer for l..
g. Lebrecht of Kansas City.
c. F. Ernst, GAINESVILLE. was
among the guests at the New Column
bia hotel last night.
Miss Esther Smith returned to
Jamestown, N. D., last night after a
short visit with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Ed Smith.
r. e. Sampson, st. Paul, is in the
city today in the interest Of the West
Publishing company.
John /. Smith and his son. Howard
smith, are visitors from Rustad to-
day
William Gilberry and ChaIes Gill
berry are visiting farmers from
Kragnes township today.
The semi monthly bay day on the
Northern Pacific was the occasion Of
trip to Dilworth by p. ". Dwyer of
the Moorhead National bank
M w. Barnard Is up from Mime
apolis to look after his ditching con-
tracts in Clay county.
o. T. Bergen came up from Sand
Beach this morning to have his eyes
treated.
An auction sale OF farm produce
will be held by the DilWorth branch
Of the Red Cross at it's rooms on
Thursday afternoon. Now & The sale
viii be followed BY q supper.