The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1909-05-29

And now it is school-all school
! Concerts plays, banquets and lectures,
all in connection with the last days
exercises. Commencement at hand and
baccalaureate sermons to hear. This
week has been filled with conventions,
meets, convocations and shoots, calling
many from out-of- town to the city.
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The long talked Of May musical fes-
| tival is a thing of the past and Fargo
College conservatory is to be congratu-
| lated upon another success added to
it's long list.
On Monday and Tuesday the guild
and auxiliary of the Episcopal church
served a IL o'clock luncheon in the
basement of the church to the dele
gates attending the convention. m
The Gamma Niche society of the
MoOrhead Normal enjoyed a O'Clock
banquet at the Gardner on Saturday
evening. Covers were laid for twenty
five.
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Steve Dutton of Calgary, Can, ar
rived in the city Saturday evening and
with his wife, formerly Miss Connie
Wilson, will visit at ths c. r. Wilson
home. They expect to return to their
home at Calgary soon, If Mr.. Wilson
continues to improve.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. D. Hughes Of Bis
marck have moved to Fargo to live,
! and are at home in Island park. The
children will remain in Bismarck till
school is out, in June.
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| Mrs J. H. Hanson Of Hillsboro was
Fargo visitor on Monday.
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Charley Shurlock came in from
jamestown to spend Sunday with his
mother.
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Prof. D. E. Willard, accompanied by
Mrs. Willard and son Daniel E. Jr, left
Tuesday evening via Casselton for May
Vile, where Prof Willard goes to attend
meeting Of the committee of seven
of the North Dakota State Educational
association. Both Professor and Mrs
Willard were Iormer teachers at May
Vile in the state normal school.
Mrs. Morton Page and Miss Roberta
left last Saturday for Mason Bay
where they will spend the summer
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DR.. E. e. Basye spent last Sunday al
Detroit Lake with Mr.. and Mrs. o. j
deLendrecie.
Miss Catherine Sullivan, who mas
assisted her brother DR.. c. J. Sulli-
van of Fargo. left Sunday morning
for Seattle and Los Angeles. Miss
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DR.. and Mrs. c. p. Lyman. later open
ing an optical department in one ot
the largest and best establishments
on the Pacific coast. During Miss
Sullivan's stay in Dakota she has
made many friends, who will be glat
to hear of ner good fortune.
On Sunday afternoon little Mis-
Rita Hubertz in honor of her IL
! birthday, invited some litds tots
pass the afternoon with her at he
northside home.
Mrs. Walter Small of Jamestow
spent Monday in Fargo.
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Miss Rose Pastoret is h one for tn
summer frOr, her school III Hawlcy.
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Mrs. G. e. Morse and daughter
Detroit, Mimi, were Sunday visitor
in Fargo.
Mr.. and Mrs T. A. Boyden of James
town were in the city over Sunday.
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Mrs. T. A. Sloan was Lisbon visit
or this week.
Mrs. c. e. Jones and little daughte
Dorothy, left Monday morning for thei
!. home in Lisbon, after a two-wesk
absence, the guests Of Mr.. and Mrs.
S. Campbell.
Mrs. A. B. Brightman left Wednes
day afternoon for a two-weeks' Wis
In the twin cities.
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Dave Ames, for many years identi
fed with the business life of Farg
and now of the famous Alhambr
Springs, Mont, is a visitor in tn
city, arriving in Fargo Tuesday. Dav
says he is in fine health and that h
: has a system Of the finest springs 1
the world, being twenty nine differen
kinds of waters at all temperature