The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1909-03-30
EAST SIDE NOTES.

Married at Fergus Falls yesterday
Peter Johnson OF Montraille. N. D.
and olena Christianson.
Married at the Methodist parson-
age, Crookston, last Saturday after
| noon, Miss Anna Sandman OF Crook
ston to Frederick L. Gordon of Devils
Lake, n. D.. where the happy pair
will make their home.
The first graduating class in the
history OF the Or okston School of
Agriculture will make its bow to the
world next Friday afternoon, and there
is no question but that II will be an
event Of more than passing import
ance. The commencement invita-
tions and announcements have been
mailed and 1t is expected that friends
and relatives OF the graduates will
hock to the exercises. The baccalure-
ate sermon was preached last sun
| day afternoon by President Robert
son OF Wesley college. Grand Forks.
The woman's club win met on Fri
day, April 2. with Mrs. S. G. Comstock.
instead Of with Mrs. Harris as an
nounced.
The Ladies' Aid society Of the Pres
byteriaW church, Dilworth, will meet
tomorrow at O'Clock at the home of
Mrs linus.
Miss Katherine Leonard os the nor
NAL school faculty is arranging a pro-
gramme to cover two years, in Ameri-
can literature for the Woman's. club
of Moorhead.
The annual meeting of the Presby-
terian church at Dilworth. will be held
next Thursday as per notice.
The indoor track meet at the Moor
head normal was a great success, the
different events being witness / by a
large number of friends OF the con-
testants. Miss Ewenson won most
Of the. events for girls, her running
nigh jump was four feet. Nearly all
the previous records for both BOYS
and girls were either broken or tied.
The Crookston Zines Of last even
ing mad the following society note:
Fred Magnus Of Starkweather N. d..
and Miss Onea May Harmon of Mon
dovi, Wis, were married this after
noon at the Methodist parsonage, by
Rev. F. NJ. Mccoy. The newly mar
ried couple will deave shis evening for
Starkweather, where they will make
their future home. 49,
At Concordia college tonight the
Rev. L. P. Thorkzeen of st. James, an
inspector Of schools and colleges of
the United church, will deliver an ad-
dress.
Mayor Davy has ordered careful
investigation by the police OF the al
legged robbery Of a man on Fourth
street south, at an early hour this
morning. No complaints were made
to the police, but that matter reached
the ears of the mayor and the latter
wants the fullest story possible as
there are features about the treat
ment OF the man robbed. by the pro-.
prietor of a restaurant on Fourth
street, which he does not, like. It is
alleged that the man robbed was a
school officer from Eglon township.
There Is nothing about the case which
reflects upon the police.
President Bogstad of Concordia col.
lege stated, today that his wife, who
wasssubjected to; an operation on sun.
day. was resting easily and her gen.
eral condition satisfactory.
A meeting of the Presbyterians of
Moorhead will be held at the manse
tonight when the matter OF building a
church edifice to replace the one burn
ed down two weeks ago will be con-
sidered. z.
Chief Of Police Melvey has gone to
Detroit where he was summoned as
witness in burglary case.