The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-11-30
MOORHEAD NEWS
EAST SIDE NOTES

Ingvald Knutson was a visiting
farmer from Kragnes township this
morning.
Pay day on the Northern Pacific
and Peter V. Dwyer of the Moorhead
National spent the morning at Dill
worth assisting Cashier J. NJ. Man
ming Of the Dilworth State bank.
A son was born Thanksgiving day
to Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Nelson of
Morken township.
NJ. o. Valan was up from his farm
in Kurtz tO@'nship today on business.
Clerk of Court G. d. McCubrey re-
turned this morning from Rose Lake
where he spent Thanksgiving day
with his sons. Ray and Leon.
The Clay County Bar association
will meet Monday evening. at :he
COmstock hotel with Judge John A.
Roeser the guest of honor at the
semt-annual dinner.
Sheriff Dan w. Mcdonald has as
a boaTder, in the Clay county bastile.
Ellis l.. Thomas, the Otter Tail coun-
~ farmer sentenced by Judge Page
Morris to serve six months in Jail
here for introducing liquor into the
Indian country.
Mrs. Charles S. Marden has re-
turned from a visit at River Falls,
Wis, and st. Paul.
Mortimer Wilk arrived from Min
neapolis Thursday to spend Thanks
giving with his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Herman Wilk.
Corp. Irwin r. Kruger, Of the avia-
ton section of the signal corps of the
army, who has been home on fur
Tough. will leave tonight for the
training camp near San Antonio, Tex.
He expects soon to be on the way for
the other side.
The first quarantine case since last
spring is one of diphtheria at the Arnt
Letseth home, No. 700 First street
south, where the 13-year-old daughter
is the patient.
Rudolph Weum, son Of Mr.. and
Mrs. M. 7. Weum, Moorhead, has
been promoted to the position of
regimental supply sergeant of the
old First Minnesota infantry, now
at Camp Deming.
Louis T. Larson was a visiting
Eglon township farmer this morn
ing.
Fred Render of sabin transacted
business in the city today.
Lieutenant Edwin c. Erickson
spent Thanksgiving day visiting his
sister. Miss Christine Erickson and
Moorhead friends. He left this morn
ing to spend the balance of his 7-dav
furlough at his home. Long Prairie,
before returning to Camp Dodge.
f. T. McGough was up from
Downer this morning on business.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. L. Ruud and
young son came up from Hawley
this morning. The boy has been suf-
ferlng with throat trouble and was
examined by physician.
Chairman r. B. Webb of the CONN.,
ty board came up from Glyndon this
morning to consult County Attorney
Dosland in regard to a suit that
grew out Of drainage matters in
Georgetown township.
The total amount of the war work
fund subscription may reach 80 600
The collections by the Moorhead CITY
increased the amount re-
ported to Treasurer A. H. Costain
TO S1,S24.lS. This total does not in
clude number of unreported sub
scriptions that amount to several
hundreds Of dollars.
Capt. James Gordon Nve will ar
rive in MoOrhead tomorrow morning
TO spend few days with his mother.
Mrs. {. A. Nye. and Junior.
DR.. J. S. Weinberg is a visitor from
Lake Park today.
]. A. Clarity, chancellor of the
Fargo Council of the knights of Col
umbus gave an address on the war
FUND Of the order at the ceremonial
session of the Grand Forks Council
on Thursday.
Judge John A. Roeser will give an
address at the meetig OF the CLAW
county Bar association Monday
evening.
Jens Olsgaard was a visiting
kurtz township farmer this morn
ing.