The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-03-06
EAST SIDE Notes

The Fellowcraft degree will be work
ed at the meeting of Moorhead lodge!
No. 1875, A. r. A. NJ, at Masonic hall
tonight.
Louis wheeler returned last night
from an over-Sunday visit with Mr.. and
Mrs. Guy v. Young at Crookston.
A regular meeting of White Cloud
Tribe of Red Men will be held on
Thursday evening. IL Is probable that
! special meeting will be arranged for
Sachem c. r. Sievers will visit the local
tribe.
Nels p. PETERSON, district manager Of
the Yeomen, will leave this afternoon
for GAINESVILLE on work for the order.
He will go from there to Ada on
similar mission.
The blindpigging case against John
B. Erickson before Police Magistrate
Wade yesterday afternoon was coNtin-
ued to March IL. Another case, on Q
similar charge, was to have been heard
before Justice OF the Peace johnson
this morning, but ii was continued on
account of the inability of A. c. Lacey,
counsel for Mr.. Erickson. to be present.
The meeting Of the South Side
Farmers6 club at Henry Schroeder's
farm In Moorhead township last even
ing was well attended and greatly
enjoyed. Prof. Robert r. Reed of the
normal school faculty gave talk on
cafeateria lunch was served by the
ladies.
Coroner C.. e.. Vincent was called to
Dilworth this afternoon to investigate
the death of a section laborer who
was struck by a train near there this
afternoon.
The annual meeting and supper Of
the congregation of the First Presby-
terrain church was well attended last
evening. Reports OF officers show the
affairs to be in a fiourishing financial
condition. All Of the present officers
were reelected. An interesting feature
Of the meeting last evening was the
presentation to Rev. w. ]. Hall, the
pastor, Of an easy chair. made on be-
half Of the congregation.
John l. Void and Bonnie Bake Of
Twin Valley were callers at the court
house on business connected with some
real estate transfers.
A regular meeting Of the Ladies' Aid
society Of Trinity Lutheran church will
be held at the church parlors at $3.50
tomorrow afternoon. The hostesses will
be Mrs. Theo Anderson, Mrs. o. III.
Engh, Mrs. Ben Elstad and Mrs. TIL. s.
Egge. All members and their friends
are cordially invited.
Among the guests at the Comstoclx
Sabin; Mr.. and Mrs. p. NJ. Ramsland
and w. p. Chase, Baker: Carl M. Iver-
son, FELTON,; Arthur Marslen, Hendrum,
and Emil Hilberg and s! e. Whsle,
McGregor, N. d.
w. H. Diemert In up from St Paul
to look after his various interests in
this locality.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. H. Sanford. Ulen:
Mrs. b. e. Britt, Ogema, and A. M.
Lunde. Christine N. d.. were among
the New Columbia hotel guests
Chaa s. Marden was at Brecken-
ridge yesterday on probate court mat
tiers.
William Naimann. prominent
Cromwell township farmer, was in the
City today on important business in
volving real estate transaction.
Ernest Paasch, is UP from his farm
in Elmwood township today.
The board of audit Is busy today
checking over. County Treasurer Paul
sons receipts. r. B. Webb, chairman
Of the county board. g. d. McCubrey.
clerk OF court, and A. O. Houglum,
county auditor. are the members Of
the board.
q! A. Cary representing the Miller
Davis Printing Co. Of Minneapolis.
was visitor at the courthouse today.
julius T. Lumber, the Highland
Grove potato grower and farmer was
up from his farm near Dale this
morning.
The Karl r. Bick auction sale will
be held at the farm near Watts to-
morrow