The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-06-10
EAST SIDE NOTES.

4 a picnic is announced to be held at
Baker, next Wednesday, June Ia, under
the auspices of the old settlers, new
settlers and the Sunday schools. Al
beautiful flag will be presented to the
Sunday school having the largest rep
resentation. A very attractive pro-
gramme has been arranged and among
the several addresses will be one by
Senator Marden.
The alumni association of the Haw-
ley high school held it's annual ban
quet and meeting a day or two ago.
Alfred Krombach was elected president
for the ensuing year and Miss Ethel
Mcdonald, secretary
Crookston has more gas al its dis
posal--the mains have been extended
to outlying districts.
Judge Nye will deliver the Grafton
at the Fourth of July celebration at
Hawley which has been designed to be
the largest and most extensive cele-
bration ever attempted in eastern Clav
county. The Lake Park band will sup
ply the music.
The ladies of the Presbyterian church
entertained the members Of the La
dies Aid society of the Dilworth
church day or two ago Refresh
ments were served by young ladies Of
the Christian, Endeavor society.
Alderman and Mrs Olson and family
are now quartered in a comfortable
cottage at Detroit Lake.
DR. Q. J. Hagen was the speaker at
meeting Of school. Officers at Wah-
peton, N. D., yesterday. using for his
theme, The Conservation OF Human
Life. For some time the doctor was
superintendent of schools for Rich
land county and as such was very high
ly esteemed by teachers and the public
alike.
Professor Fossum, of Park Region
college, Fergus Falls. speaks at the
Norwegian Lutheran church at
GAINESVILLE Sunday evening on Rune
stones under the auspices Of the Young
Peoples society.
Miss Hattie Amundsen of the De-
troit high school won the Fargo col
lege prize OF $50 given in short-story
contest In which there were competi-
tors from sixteen high schools in Min
nesota and North Dakota
AT Brainerd, a small boy who mix
ed hammer up with a dynamite can
will have to get along from now on
with seven fingers and one thumb
Buttermaker Lee, reports that the
Ulen creamery is doing a fine bust |
ness now Last week he made over
twenty-five tubs of butter and this
week he expects great deal more |
This will allow the creamery to nav
more for cream as the expense of max |
ing the butter will be considerably
per pound.
Ulen Union: Glyndon is troubled
with blindpigs. With the present laws
and mayor with little backbone
there is no need Of community hav
ing to tolerate the existence OF blind
pigs in this state.
The funeral of the infant son az Mr.
and Mrs. A. e. Dahms OF Fargo. who
away at the Northwestern hos
pital, Thursday night, was held yes
terday, the interment being made at |
Riverside cemetery Fargo Friends
will be gratified to hear that Mrs. /
Dahms and the living son are con-
tinuing to do nicely and that there Is
now no reason for concern.
~. n. f11ulL0On has returned nome l.
from business trip to Duluth and /
other points in the states He SAYS the /
crop conditions are such over the state
that there are no depressing looks or
feelings in business circles. Crop
predict bumper yields IN
all parts of the state and i
old time figures from the celebrated
Red river valley.
Alderman Bodkin who has been
nursing himself for a few days was Il
about greeting his friends today.
Old settler residents in the vicinity
of Hawley will gather for q picnic at II
he old Tom Gunderson place tomor-
row, and for reunion. Attorney Han
son OF GAINESVILLE will make the adj
lress.
The Rev. Mr.. Members OF Princeton
will conduct the services
it the Presbyterian church tomorrow
and evening, and at the Dill
worth church in the afternoon.
AT the Congregational church TO-
morrow the usual services viii be held, III
he Rev. I'll. Al. Kernen officiateing.
During the morning q trio by Verdi,
Praise Ye. will be sung By Miss Kuh-
ED and Messrs. HOclxett and Perley,
ind the quartette Will sing, Jesus Ea-
iiox Pilot Me. ~: Schneider.