The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1902-01-27
North Dakota
FARGO.

A. II. OVERLY, of Binford, was prac
tlcing with his revolver, puncturing few
holes in the Nozone. One bullet went
through a strangers overcoat and into
the thigh of Mat Rorvig, who was stand
ing some distance beyond. The injury
was not very serious. but Overby's pro-
pensity to do the Wild West act will be
curbed in the future,
Through typographical error in the
session laws the meetings Of the town
snip boards were changed from the fourth
Tuesday of March to the first. The sec
rotary of state has issued an official
letter to county officials notifying them
that the original bill reads that the meet
ings should be held on the fourth Tues
Will be notified.
The executive committee of the North
Dakota School association held a bust
ensS meeting in Fargo at which President
irish, of the Minnesota association, was
present. The most important business
transacted was an arrangement by which
Rev. John Orchard, of Fargo. who has
been working in North Dakota and Mon
tana under the auspices of the interna-
ttonal association, will withdraw from
Montana and put in his time in North
Dakota and a part of Minnesota Presi-
dent Irish states there are many unor-
gained counties in Minnesota without
any field worker and Is very anxious to
nave Mr.. Orchard take up the work, as
the latter has met with signal success
during the past year 1t is probable the
change will he made about July l.
The coming week win be an interesting
one one in Masonic circles. The York Rite
Will confer degrees Monday and Wednes-
day evening, and Thursday evening there
will be a meeting of the Shriners of the
state: There are already los petitions in,
and the number may be increased. The
noVlces will be given e. warm time in
their journey ever the hot sands.
The chief social event of the week was
the series of euchre parties by Mrs. j. S.
Watson, wife of the Northern Pacific at
torney. Thursday afternoon ladies were
entertained, and the head prize was won
by Mrs. G. G. Schuyler, and lone hand
by Mrs: Fred Schlipf. Thursday evening
and Friday evening both ladies and gem
tlemen were invited. Mrs. Tozier won the
ladies' head prize and Mrs. Darling the
lone hand, Col. Benton the gentIemen's
head prize and Mr.. Tough the lone hand
on Thursday evening. Friday evening
Mrs Burdick and Mrs. J. w. Smith were
the lady winners, and Col. Morrow and
NJ. Maclay the gentlemen winners The
nall was banked in green, with American
Beauties, the parlors in gold and white
with a profusion of brides roses. and
the dining room in red with American
| Beauties.
The Coterie club gave it's regular dance
Friday evening with large attendance.
the Bachelors ana BenedIcts Will dance
Feb. Z.
Bishop Mann has decided to issue an
Episcopalian publication, which he win
name the North Dakota Sheaf
Mrs J. D. Errand entertained at a din
ner party Tuesday evening"
Mr.. and Mrs. Anheier entertained the
South Side Euchre club Tuesday even
| ing.
The Unitarian society has extended a.
cali to Rev. Elinor Gordon, recently Of
| Iowa.
Tuesday evening Mrs. Harry MagiI en-
| teItained with euchre party
The jury of the Academy of Fine Arts
| of Philadelphia has accepted several min
| iatures by Miss Maze Douglas, of this
| city.
Mrs. J. B. Folsom, who~was reported
| i'll in California after her recent trip, is
| now much better.
| Mrs. w. J. Clapp and pupils gave a
| Nevins recital Thursday evening.
| Bishop Mann has returned after a trip
| tn Minneapolis and another to Park
| Episcopal church.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. F. Jennings gave a