The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-01-22
EAST SIDE Notes

Mr.. and Mrs. M. o. Wentzell are al
Houston, Mimi, to attend the funeral
Of Mrs. Wentzell's mother, Mrs
Torbjor Throndson. who died there
last Thursday afternoon.
A M. Hopeman. who was in st.
Paul attending the Masonic Grand
lodge, was called to Preston, Mimi, by
news of the death of his father near
that city.
Members of the Moorhead lodge
o. o. F. attended Grace M. e. church
at 1880 o'clock Sunday evening. A
special sermon was preached by the
pastor, Rev. Francis Boone.
Ole N. Lee, of Parke township, was
one Of the prominent Clay county
farmers, who attended the meetings of
the Grain Growers in Fargo last week.
The annual meeting and banquet of
held at the Comstock hotel tomorrow
evening.
William Lamb of Harvey, N. D., is
visiting his brother, p. III. Lamb.
A. C. Rusness has returned from a
trip that included Duluth, Minneapolis
and Waukon, la.
Thos. McCauley. who has been
spending a vacation at Waukon, Ia,
mas 10 IAOOTuGd0s
The nominating petition of Gustav
Zervas for alderman from the Third
ward has been filed with City Clerk
Price.
White Cloud Tribe No. So. Improv-
ed Order Of Redmen will hold big
meeting on the evening of Thursday,
Jan. 25. The "Haymakers" degree will
be administered to a bunch of
"Tramps."
The Redmen will give a benefit ball
at the Comstock hotel on the evening
Of Feb. %.
morning from Minneapolis, where he
attended the meetings of Mmbermen's
and other associations allied with the
building trade. He says the Minnea-
polls hotels were all crowded by the
visitors. .s,#
An address on Daniel Webster, the
Exponent of National Unity, was
given by Rev. Martin Anderson Of the
Trinity Lutheran church at the chapel
exercises at the normal school Satur-
day morning.
A meeting of the Moorhead Board of
Education will be held at the high
school building this evening to confer
with the committee recently appointed
from the Third ward on the possibility
of new school building for that
ward.
Moorhead homestead of Yeomen will
evening. ]. H. Murphy, Of ST. Paul,
state manager of the order will be
present and will install the officers for
the ensuing year.
John /. Smith and Martin Olson were
up from Rustad Saturday evening.
RFandf ~ Go hin tuo
the Sunday guests at the Comstock ho-
tel.
Norman county residents registered
at the Comstock hotel yesterday were.
G. J. Mauntson, Shelly; e. p. Linness,
Borup; and Garrett L. Thorpe, Ada.
DR.. Guyer and superintendent BeaIl,
of the Clay-Becker Tuberculosis sani-
tarium at Grand Beach, were in the
city on Saturday to investigate cases
of tuberculosis still in the preliminary
stage.
Carl Dommer left yesterday on a bus
mess trip to the twin cities.
Raymond Gilbury, the 15-year-old
son of William Giblury, underwent a
successful operation at Northwestern
hospital on Saturday.
County Treasurer Paulson is sending
out personal property tax notices. Per-
sonal taxes must be jaid before Feb. 2S
in order to avoid payment of a 10 per
cent penalty. Real estate taxes may be
paid in two instruments. provided the
first half of the tax is paid before June
l. The second half must be paid be-
fore Nov. /.
DIR. e. w. Humphreys car was struck
by Great Northern train No. 10 on FRI
day night and the doctor and his chauf-
feur, Charles Crockett, narrowly -es-
capped injury. The accident occurred at
the Eighth street crossing, and the
to the car is about 5000.
The Comstock and Citizens teams
will bowl an .off-schedule match to-
night. Tt may be that the regularly
games will also be hcwled.
Howard Stebbins, who is under par
ole from the ST. Cloud reformatory, was
taken into custody as a witness in the
pudrey case. II Is probable that the