The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-03-12

when the state Federation OF We
mems Clubs meets at Bismarck in
october of this year there will be al
notable event in the unveiling OF the
herele statue of sakakawea on the
grounds OF the state capital building.
Arrangements fer the unwilling are
not yet completed and will not be until
the meeting of the federation commit
tee at Fargo, which will be held this
spring, II is expected that the de-
tails Of the programme for the unveil-
ing will be completed and announced.
The statue viii be ready for. unwilling
at he time for the annual meeting In
October, and II is hoped that the en-
tire cost will have been pale before IL
is unveiled. There is still balance
of about $1,000 OF the cost of $4,000 to
be raised, and the Ladies having the
matter in charge are making every
effort to raise the additional funds
necessary. Sakakawea stamps are still
on sale as the means OF raising the
funds, and the various clubs through
the state will help In every way po-
sible. The details Of the unvetlins
and other matters In connection with
the statue are in charge of com
mittee Of the state federation, which
Is composed of the following MEM
bers: Mrs. Chas. F. Amidon, Frrgo,
chairman; Mrs. Walter L. Stockwell,
Bismarck secretary; Mrs G. ]. Lord,
Cando, treasurer; Mrs. II. s. oliver,
Lisbon; Mrs. @. J. -eLendrecie, Fargo;
Mrs. L. w Gammons, Minot; Mrs. fl.
C. Mccartney, Cakes; Mrs. Nellie g.
Evarts, Bismarck; Mrs r. p. Quain,
Bismarck: Mrs. Fanny Amidon, Valley
City.
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Kindly phone any items of news o..
Of social doings 20 Mrs. Belknap' 2S0L'
with the arrival of March, the FIRST
of the spring months for Dakota
many Of the winter tourists are plan
ming to give up the pleasure of south
ern trips and delightful stays at tie
popular California and Florida win
ter resorts and are thinking Of return
ing home.
wnhelmina Frentzel has the mea-
sizes.
Dave Rea expects to return tomor-
row from Kirkland, wis, with Mrs.
Rea and the two girls. They will take
up their abode in the new apartments
on Eighth street south as soon as they
are completed.
Miss Celeste Fehr of the A. C. fac
ulty was taken 20 st. Johns hospital
fever.
w. @. Smith and vile of Goldfeld,
New, spent Sunday in Fargo, stopping
at the Gardner.
Rev. r. A. Beard is sojourning in the
east.
Mr. and Mrs. c. Z. Jones and daugh-
ter Dorothy of Lisbon, accompanied
by the nurse, were in Fargo Saturday
evening between trains en- route to a
sanitarium at Mourd Park, st. Paul
Little Dorothy, who is convalescing
from the infantile paralysis, is not get
ting we'll as fast as could be wished
so she was taken to the sanitarium ii
hopes that she can help her improve
more rapidly.
Miss Ellie Rea, who is sojourning in
San Diego, Cal, is expected home
April ! and will Gpend the summer
Will A1AEH hdlb GAcd DIT 1AANNA SAoS II al Al
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Mrs M. A. Baldwin will entertain
the Monday Evening bridge club next
week at her home on Thirteenth street
south.
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Mrs. W. ]. Awty of Moorhead has
gone to Charleston. Ill, to visit her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. L. c. Lord, for.
merly Of that city.
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pretty little afternoon affair of the
week was the meeting on Wednesday
afternoon Of the sewing club with Mrs
r. T. Gestie, Second avenue north
After a couple of hours spent in dainty
needlework the hostess served a de-