The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-06-04
EAST SIDE NC les.


The Misses Hunter, who have been
IN charge of the Glyndon schools dur
| ing the past year, will take charge Of
the schools at Dilworth for the next
school year.
Miss Emily Oieson of Staples will
be married next Wednesday to Edwin
Steen, son of Mr.. and Mrs. John
Steen of Spring Prairie.
Professor Reed of the normal win
make the address at the commence
ment exercises under the auspices OF
the high school at Lake Park this
evening. His theme will be The Hero
lie Life. q
The new dormitory at the normal as
well as Wheeler han will be sunerin-
tended by Mrs. Cecile Kimball who
comes to Moorhead from Grand Rap
ids, Mich She is thoroughly ex-
perienced having had training at CO.
lumbia university and at the Uni
versity of Michigan.
During the chapel exercises at the
normal the members of the faculty
were very graciously remembered bv
Mrs. G. A. Nye wife of the resident
director, herself a former teacher at
the normal, in the shape of a box of
roses to each member
Prof. H. M. Stanford of the normal
was a passenger to Minneapolis last
night.
A marriage license was issued at
FERGUS Falls yesterday to John Blum
or Detroit, Becker county, and Veroni-
ca K. Dietrich.
Miss Hooper of the Fergus Falls
high school will not return next wear
as she has made other plans.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. B. Hill have gone
to Little Pine lake for two weeks.
The sub committee of the Develop
ment association, on state lands is
made UP of the following gentlemen.
f. j. McPartlin, Koochiching; C. A.
Albright, Grow Wing; M. Heinzelman,
clearwater; John McGrath, Clay; ia
son Weatherhead, Norman.
-Four bands including the Minnesota.
State band supplied the music for
the big development convention at
Crookston, this week.
The summer school at the normal |
VIII open next Tuesday with an ex-
'eptionally large enrolment Mrs
ware and Miss Hutchinson will have |
charge of the dormitories.
Invitations have been issued nv Mr. |
ma Mrs. John Lamb for the marriage |
If their daughter, Mary, to John Daniel !
sims. June Ia, at ST. Joseph's church. |
Lhe prospective groom is the well |
inoWn representative of the Minneapo-
is Drug Co. They will reside in Far
70.
1t was announced today that prob
bly, the Union Light, Heat & Power
20. will establish a show rom in the
tore of the Moorhead Hardware Co..
which is to be remodeled for the pur-
ose by the new proprietor, John C. l
Vincent The light company has me-
otiated for space 50x25, which will II
ford ample space for the display OF
as stoves. etc
Wires were being laid today for the Il
ixty handsome street lamps which are
o be the beginning of Moorhead,s
reat white way
Mrs. Richards and daughter and her
1other, Mrs. Titus, expect to leave for
Jew York in about ten days for sum-
1er's sojourn. h
Atty Charles Murphy of the Iron
tango, son of Thomas Murphy. was
acquaintance in the city to-
ay. IS
Messrs. Geo. E. Perley and Geo r. ,
'uller returned last night from trip /,
'hich took them to the extreme north l.
rn borders of the state, in Rosseau
ounty. From Red Lake county splen-
id specimens of timothy and clover ,
'ere collected, the former showing
Ighteen inches of growth and the
lover fourteen inches. and there was
lenty of it, dispelling the prevailing
lea that such pasture is not possible
n the lands of SO recent cultivation $