The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-11-03
EAST SIDE NOTES

George e. Perley, who made ar
automobile trip through western Clay
and Norman counties Thursday, re-
| ports the only good road the one bull
by Clay county between Moorhead anc
Georgetown.
w. Fl. Ferris and his son Thomas
were up Friday. from Elmwood town
| ship. Mr.. Ferris says he finished his
| fall blowing three weeks ago.
A. J. Kronbeck was a visitor from
Muskoda yesterday.
H. p. skorstad, chairman Of the
| board of supervisors of Georgetown
township, was a. business visitor In
Moorhead on Friday.
Chas. L. Wilcox, Baker, was among
the guests at the New Columbia FRI
day. 81
DR.. ]. C. Nelson. st. Paul, was
among the Comstock hotel guests
yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gus Gunderson were
visitors from their farm in Oakport
township Friday. Mr.. Gunderson said
he saved enough seed corn for his
own use next year.
r. G. Hubbard and Lavinia Hub
bard were guests at the Comstock no
tel from Warren Friday.
Mrs John r. Lommen il up from
Minneapolis for a few weeks visit
with old friends in this locality. Mrs.
Lommen is keeping house in Mime
apolis, where her daughters, Title,
Julia and Olga, are teaching in the
city schools. Her son, Thorsten, is on
his way to France with the First Min
nesota artillery, part OF the Rain
bow division. All four of the junior
Lommens are graduates of the Moor
head Normal school.
Sheriff Dan w. Mcdonald went to
ST. Cloud Friday afternoon with Fritz
Melvey, who was delivered at the re
formatory to serve the sentence I'm
posed by Judge William L. Parsons
Thursday. -.-. 81
A reconciliation was effected be-
tween Fred Fehr, Northcote, and his
wife, at Moorhead. and Mrs. Fehr re-
turned home with her husband. L. r.
Frier, the man she left Northcote
with, was released from custody.
z. C. Sprague left this morning
for LaMoure, N. D., on q business
trip.
Nels Heigg was UP Friday from his
farm near Dale and reports consider
able snow on the ground in that
locality. .'''
A. E.. Hovland drove his car in to-
day from his farm near GeoEgetown.
He brought a crate of fat fowls that
he sold in the local market,
Charles Brendemuehl was among
the. visiting farmers from Kragnes
township yesterday. He says the
farmers are all hauling wheat to the
elevators or for shipment. Mr..
Brendemuehl said he expected to.
resume blowing on Monday.
Ole X. Lee, Valley City, N. D.. was
a business visitor in Moorhead yes
terday.
The degree team of White Cloud
tribe of the Red Men will meet for
rehearsal at dement's hall at q
o'clock Sunday afternoon. i
Oscar Frisk was a visitor today
from his farm in Kragnes township.
Jacob Olness, general merchant at
Kragnes was a business visitor in
Moorhead this morning.
Walter Gasaway was a visiting
farmer from south Of the city this
mNrning.
Sam Halland, general merchant at
Comstock. transacted business in the
city today. -1-.-.---....-.- -
The .Moorhead fire department re-
sponded to the third alarm this week
Friday afternoon when smoking
furnace in Phenix hall was discov-
cred by an excited person. Two
alarms last Sunday were caused by
a fire caused by an overheated stove
pipe and the other by a burning
chimney.
Mr., and Mrs. L. ]. Norby were
visitors from. Detroit last evening.
Mrs. Edward G. Brown and chill
dren, except Mabel. who win remain
in. Moorhead to continue her school
work. left Friday night for Mason
City, Iowa, where Mr.. Brown is the
proprietor of a moving picture house.
Schoolmates of the younger Browns
gathered at the Northern Pacific sta
ton and emitted much noise.
Rev Martin Anderson returned
from Crookston Friday. He gave the
address at a union Reformation
service held in the Crookston armory
Wednesday evening.
additional Moorhsad on Page a.