The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1917-07-16
EAST SIDE NOTES

The Moorhead lodge of the Degree
Of Honor meets at s o'clock this eve
ming at Phenix hall. All members are
requested to attend.
Mrs. Paul LaPash, 1880 First ave-
nue. south, Moorhead, is laid up a her
home, suffering from a sprained knee,
received in "A fall several days ago.
George NJ. Comstock returned
Sunday evening from a trip to VAL
ley City.
Sixteen members Of the Norrona
Singing society were guests Of Lars
Christianson at Detroit on Sunday.
They were caught in the rain while
out on the lake, but did not mind
the wetting.
M. T. Weum has returned from a
business trip to Chicago.
Justus T. Probstfield, supervising
inspector of country elevators for the
state railroad and warehouse COM
mission. is making his headquarters
in Moorhead while working in this
territory.
]. N. Brown made a trip to Com
stock this morning and brought
Robert Cosgrove back with him. They
found very little rain had fallen
south of Rustad. On the way in they
brought a sample of rye, from
field south of Moorhead, that had
filled splendidly.
Emil Lambert was a visitor from
the south this morning.
John Olness was in from Kragnes
this morning on business.
Anton Westwick and Gust Rock
stad were down from Hendrum to-
day on business.
Mr., and Mrs. A, M, Dammen re-
turned on Saturday night from an
outing at Lake Ida. Mr.. Dammen
caught a 15-pound sheephead that
gave him a great fight.
William and John Paasch and
John Cosgrove are up from Sabin to-
day on business.
Hiding Hetland and o. B. Rusness
left on Saturday in Mr.. Hetland's car
for the twin cities. They went by
pected to remain for day or two Wis
iting the lakes of that region.
George N. Lamphere, ST., former
resident and business man of Moor
head is expected in the city Tuesday
on his way east from his home at
Palouse, Wash He will visit Moor
head friends for few days and then
continue on his way east.
A. H Costain and family returned
Sunday evening from a trip to Hill
City, north OF Aitkin. where they
were the guests of Mrs. Costain's sis
ter. On the road home it rained near
ly all tho way from Brainerd, and the
tall was particularly heavy from New
York Mills to Audubon.
Chas. S. Marden came up from Peli-
can lake this morning and reports
fine rain Sunday covering the western
tier of townships of Becker county
and the eastern tier of Clay county.
The rain there was much heavier Mr..
Marden says, than at Moorhead.
A. H. Miller was among the visitors
from south of the city today and said
there was a good rain in that locality
en- Sunday.
The case of John otterstetter and
wife against the Steenerson Bros.
Lumber Co, on trial in the Clay coun-
ty district court before Judge John A.
Roeser, was continued on Saturday
until the August special term.
Paul Van Vlissengen, who was in
from his farm north of the city on
Saturday, said he would make the
second cutting of his alfalfa patch in
about ten days. This is the third year
for the plot and the stand is now very
fine; it was rather thin when the first
cutting was made.
Chester Mills, of the Macnab phar-
macy, will return this evening from a
trip to ST. Paul and Clear Lake. Mr.
Mills Is proprietor of a drugstore at
Clear Lake.
Miss Lulu Johnson, Perley, was
guest of Mrs. ]. b. Hetland over Sum
day.