The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-04-30
EAST SIDE NOTES.

Malcolm Hanson will succeed Her
man Bergh as principal Of the school
at Evansville as Mr.. Bergh has de-
cided to enter the state university next
year.
Miss Keppie of the normal school
has gone to ST. Vincent to deliver
a lecture before the teachers associa-
ton. She will make a side trip to
Winnipeg, being so near that metropo-
lis.
Professor Ballard was at Wolverton
a day or two ago and addressed the
graduating class of the public school.
Contractor w. H. Merritt has been
awarded contract for the construc-
ton of a model dairy barn for r. Bog
stad, to be erected on that gentleman's
farm north of the courthouse The
structure will be 80xS6feet. ]. v. God
frey will do the concrete work which
consists of walls nine feet high and
ten inches thick.
Parts of the material for the Great
White Way have arrived and the
ornamental posts are looked for ev-
cry day.
A. II. Erickson of the Peterson Mer-
camille Co. has bought for himself a
handsome specimen of a driving horse
coal black gelding owned by Huntoon
& Holcomb. Mr.. Erickson has order
ed handsome trap to complete the
outfit and ere long he will look down
with disdain at bad smelling and noise
making gasoline wagons.
The land office at Crookston is to
be moved to Red Lake Falls as that
will be more convenient to the ma
jority of homesteaders.
The band of devoted women of the
Catholic church, at Diiworth have
created substantial building fund for
the erection of a proposed church edi-
fee, the site for which has been Sc
cured. Plans are being prepared by
Architect A. ]. O'Shea OF Fargo. The
dimensions of the building will be
about 40x70 feet and the architect has
promised as an attractive design as
possible within the means of the con-
gregation.
The Adaits are boastinga about the
usefulness of the split log drag to keep
! dirt streets in good shape.
Now is the open season for bacca-
laureate sermons and pre- commence
ment doings.
The fourth annual livestock show OF
the Northwestern Livestock associa-
stockyards at South St. Paul Mimi.
Nov. Is to Is, inclusive, 1910.
Engineer w. r. Hoag Of Minneapolis
has surveyed FIVE new branch bitches
in western Prairie View. WillSin coun-
4 ty, each to connect with judicial ditch
No. 3. These branches will drain about
1000 acres of land in western Prairie
! View, and will make it possible for
forty farmers to make a living where
! only four manage to struggle along
now.
The poet Longfellow and his works
were discussed by the Woman's clut
at meeting held yesterday afternoon
at the home of Mrs. Walter Goodsell
Lines from Longfellow were used al
roll cali and the contributors to the
| programme which followed, as stated
in the club prospectus, were Mesdanes
Sharp, Palmer, Ware, Stanford
Holmes and Eaulders The club sea-
son will close with the meeting May
/ 13, when there viii be a Whittier pro-
gramme at the home of Mrs. Ware.
Richard Peterson has returned from
1 the university and went to Perham
/ with the family this morning.
! The Rev. c. A. Billig, at the Congre-
gational church. tomorrow morning and
evening. will continue his sermons on
Immortality. In the morning the
quartette will sing an anthem by Shell
4 ley, Christian, The Morn Breaks
sweetly Ger Thee, and one BY Dow,