The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-10-23
EAST SIDE NOTES

G. NJ. Ross, GrtnnelI, Ia. is one OF
the latest arrivals among the potato
| buyers.
Moorhead Yeomen will hold reg
uIar meeting at Phenix hall this
evening. Following the business ses-
sion a social dance will be held, be-
ginning at 9 o'clock.
H. H Egan, the Kragnes grain
buyer, was among the guests at the
New Columbia hotel last night.
Lieut.. P. E. Wheeler returned last
night from Crookston where he
filed a homestead claim in Rosseau
county, near Warroad-
James A. Clarity spent Monday at
Bismarck on legal business.
E. ]. McGough. farmer of thS
Downer neighborhood. was a bust
ness visitor in Moorhead today.
w. E. Ebling, county ditch in
spector, is in the city today attend
ing the meeting of the county board.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. c. Clausen. Hal
stad. were guests at the New Colum-
bia hotel last night.
Louis Altenbernd. prominent farm
er and potato dealer was up from
Sabin today. Mr.. AItenbernd says he
does not think over rs per cent of
the potatoes grown in the Sabin
neighborhood have been shipped, and
fully half of the crop is still in the
hands of the farmers.
o. E. Reiersgard is over from
Ulen today on business. Mr.. Refers
gard says everyone in the north
eastern part of the county is sub
scribing to the Liberty Loan.
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Williams
left Monday for Long Beach,
Cal, where they will spend the win
ter.
Bert Offut and W. H. Pointer. pota-
, to buyers who have made their head
quarters at the New Columbia ho-
tel, left for their homes Monday
night.
Court Reporter Edward Hagen.
Lieut.. Winters W. Lewis and N. /
Johnson left on Saturday on a duck
hunting expedition.
Mrs. Clara Richards and Miss Mar
gle Richards are attending the teach
ers' institute this week.
r. A. Rice and A. T. Bekkerus
were Oakpart township farmers who
transacted business in the city to-
day.
William Krabbenhoft has leased
the John T. Lommen farm, in Holy
Cross township, from the new owner
DR.. E. W. Humphrey. and will move
upon 1t as soon as possible.
Louis Guam, prominent Spring
Prairie township farmer, was in the
cit this morning and reported the
subscriptions for the Liberty Loan
bonds in that locality increasing and
the probable total for the township
| $4,000.
All who intend to be present at the
banquet of the Mems Seminar of the
Congregational church Wednesday
evening are requested to phone their
acceptances to Wilfred Costain, No
37S-W, before noon tomorrow.
Rev. ]. d. Bothne, Ulen; Harvey
w. Grimmer, st. Cloud, and C.. H
Wright, Sabin, were guests at the
Comstock hotel last night.
The county board has been in ses-
sion today, busy with routine work.
Mr.. and Mrs. Otto Johnk and Leo
Johnk came down from their new
home, Page, NJ. D., yesterday.
Mrs. q. III. Gowing, Orrick. Mo-,
and Mrs. III. Evanson, Baker, were
among the New Columbia hotel
guests last night.
Christ Holbeck left yesterday
morning for Fort Francis, Ont, on
business.
James Mann. Bonar Springs, Mimi
has purchased from Prof. G. Al.
Ballard his quarter section located
south of the normal school.
William Yideen is pushing the SUBJ
scrlption for the Liberty Loan In
Moorhead township today. He was IN
the city this morning and reported
good progress.
"A regular meeting Of the Moor
head Commercial club will Be held ~
the public library this evening.