The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1909-11-12
Moorhead Department
EAST SIDE NOTES.

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schools this year is 1.190. thirty two
more than in 1908, and OF the numb. r
there are 224 in the high school. ten
more than last year. The total cost
OF schools is 500 per pupil per year
and the tuition In the grades is SCI
FER year. The total cost OF school ad /.
ministration last year was $4,000.
Crookston Times: Miss Cornelia
Collins arrived from Moorhead this
morning, where she is teaching in the
city schools, and will attend the edu-
cational convention, which opens this
evening with meeting of the School
masters club. She will also visit at
the home of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
S. L. Collins, during the three days of
the convention.
The convention Of the Northwestern
Minnesota Educational association
opened in Crookston last evening
with an encouraging attendance. Ella
horate and useful programmes have
been arranged for the several sections
In the general session this evening
Prof. H. M. Stanford win discuss a
PAPER on Education for Efficienc :
This afternoon the professor gave an
address on The Modern Highest Cool
in Education.
Wheelock's Weekly CFergus Fans):
Preparations are being made for the
game with Moorhead, Nov. 20. The
Junior class will give a supper and
probably there will be a dance after
waros. The plan probably viii be f1I-
lowed relative to finances that was
tried for the first game.
Miss Atkins Of Norris. Mimi. will
succeed Miss Jennie Christianson as
night operator in the Tri-State Tele-
phone exchange Miss Lang still re-
tains the position as day operator and
manager of the local office. Miss
Christensen resigned to accept posi-
ton in the Office OF DR.. Bailey at Fargo.
G. w. Freeman celebrated his birth
day anniversary last night, and he was
assisted by the mems club of the
Swedish Luthern church. There was
Appropriate entertainment and a very
pleasant evening was thoroughly en-
joyed.
on exhibit in the window of the
Freeburg store. on Front street, is a
monster cream cheese made in one of
the leading cheese factories in New
York state. The cheese weighs 4sO
pounds the biggest ever shipped TO
these parts. 1t is full cream and we'll
seasoned.
The ladies OF st. Joseph's church
announce their fall sale and supper to
be held next Thursday night.
Alderman Lamb: Some people in
Fargo don't seem to know where the
official dump ground is in Moorhead;
it is not in the second ward.
The ladies of ST. Johns church did
a rushing business at their chicken pie
supper last night and the result is an
inflated treasury 70 a very considerable
extent
Christ Grover, a prominent farmer
on the Buffalo river, will spend part
of the winter at the Harrison hot
springs in British Columbia in an eff
fort to rid himself of an attack of rehu-
matism.
Superintendent Edwards of the pub
lie schools is on duty again, after be-
ing quarantined for several days on ac-
count of diphtheria.
Union bartenders win have a smoker
tonight at Fraternity hail. A friendly
sparring match will be included in the
entertainment provided by the commit
tee in charge.
Detroit, Mimi, which has springs of
pure water in the immediate vicinity,
will hereafter furnish all the drinking
water used on the dining cars of the
Northern Pacific road. Analysis of the
Detroit water and comparison with that
from different parts of the country,
decided the company.
The Switchmen's union of Dilworth,
Moorhead and Fargo will have their
annual dancing party in the knights
of Columbus hall, Wednesday evening,
Nov. 24.-It will be the eighth annual
ball of the organization.
The coterie of choicely assorted
Of Moorhead will soon issue
invitations for a stag dinner to be CIV
en- at the Gardner hotel in honor of
one of the pillars, who is soon to leave
the city to fill nuptial engagement
The numbers of this coterie are rapid
ly dwindling and it is an open secret
among the ladies of the Moorhead Ma
tional bank block that a young artor-
ney in that building has recently pre-
scented an engagement ring to young
lady in Fargo.