The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-05-27
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pate in Memorial day exercises al
Hawley next Monday, according to
the programme, already published
The Northern Pacific train for Haw-
ley will leave Moorhead at 9 a. m.
c. G. Shapleigh was down from MI
not for a brief visit yesterday, and
then proceeded to Minneapolis, expect
ing to return Saturday. He says he
likes Minot and has noted the hustling
spirit which is rampant there.
Miss Edith Whitman of the Moor
head public library took part in the
meeting OF librarians and members of
library boards at Alexandria, a day or
two ago. Owing to a misunderstand-
ing as to dates, the attendance was
not large.
class of twenty will be graduated
week from today from the North
western college, Fergus Falls. There
will be three academic graduates and
seventeen commercial graduates.
Attorney N. B. Hanson of Barnes
Vile will be the commencement speak
er at the Park Region Luther college
this year. The exercises of the week
will open June 2 with the baccalaure-
Il
The alumni banquet will be on Tues
day, June II, and the commencement
exercises proper will be held on the
evening Of June s.
Rev. Charles H. Flesher has resigned
from the passionate of the Methodist
church at Fergus Falls to become pas
tor OF the church Of Bemidji, at a
greatly increased salary, which is to
be the stimulant for hard work in Be-
midji, as the Methodists there want a
new and much larger church build
ing.
Miss Lola LaValley was hostess at
charmingly arranged dinner given
last night, the honor guests being Miss
RASMUSSEN and Miss Mary Lamb.
Covers were laid for six and the place
cards were importations from Japan
Installation ceremonies were con-
Quoted by the Lady Foresters of st.
Joseph's church last night, during
which there was q fraternal visit from
the members of the Fargo court. A
social hour with refreshments was en-
joyed at the close of the business.
Breckenridge Gazette: Hon. c. A.
Nye Of Moorhead has announced his
candidacy for the position of district
judge in the seventh judicial district.
He will make the race on the demo-
cratic ticket and will undoubtedly
make formidable candidate as he
will make an ideal judge If elected.
Mrs Jane Millfgan and John Doe
were arrested last night and tabled
as drunks and disorderlies. The
l.. R1J,
not stranger to the womans cell
at police headquarters. They were
each fined SIS or to be remanded> to
the county Jail for twenty days
Friends turned a deaf ear to appeals
for money and they win do a bread
and water stunt.
At the district meeting Of Woman's
clubs, held yesterday and today at
Ada, Mrs. William Russell made a
response to. the greeting, Mrs. L. C.
Weeks of Detroit read paper on
Malta, Mrs. Geo. Frazier OF the same
place contributed q piano solo. Mrs,
G. s. Marden of GAINESVILLE, discussed
a paper on Woman, and Mrs. "a e.
Sharp of Moorhead, gave a reading
Thanatopsis, and Miss Hutchinson, OF
| this city, read a paper on Emerson's
| friends.
| For the first time in twelve days
l.. A. Huntoon joined the family cir
Gle at the breakfast table this morn
ing. For his healths sake, he has
been subjecting himself to an abso-
| lutte fast as far as solids are concern
ed, and has reduced his weight ex-
actly twenty-four pounds. Mr.. Hun
toon is hoping that he has succeeded
in warding off threatened trouble
which probably meant an operation
a procedure which he breads.
Friends of Alderman and Mrs. Olson
will be sorry to learn that their two
young daughters, Evelyn and Myrtle
1 are dangerously i'll with typhoid
! pneumonia. Late this afternoon the
patients were alive, but their condi-
ton was anything but reassuring.
/ The Royal League meeting will BIZ
called to order at 8 o'clock this even.
ing at the Masonic hall. Members ol
the Detroit Council will assist in the
ceremonies.
1 B. r. Anderson Of New York wa.
calling on legal lights this morning IL
the interest of the American Law di.
rectory-the Bradstreet Of the lega