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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-01-26
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ber9etent.
2ie gscitern Scoeratiun Vi Ntiners ais
Mtitglico scr Ymerieam Tcoeratiun
Of 9abur anf9cnummcn. = Ntdtt=
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purgcrmfcn = 9illieitigc 3nfrteoen=
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Sic gretl1tipbcbor0e ser Mnlericu1
1Seoerotion Of 9abor beiblob in @alb-
ington an Treitay ltob oreittgigen
Nerbanol1ngell, sic @eltern 6eoera=
tion Of Mfiners unter 0enlclben @e=
oiuar1uge1 sic leit eiller 9feibe Don
SSabrcr fir sic llnitco Ofine @orfers
gelteu, in oie sS0oeration altf5nneb=
men. Ser oubingebet1oe 9elbluB mlr=
Sc loiort Gborles $. 0foper, oem Yri=
iioenten Scr Mcltcrn Ieocratlpn Of
siilrers, rnitgetbcilt, Ser lidl lcit emit
ger 3eit sur &ertrctlr1g Der slngele=
oeubeit in @oibington befinoet. Mp=
per erfliirte iid) perionli6 pollig eln=
perltun0en nit oen geltellten Seotn=
ql,,gel1, Sic jett Ser lpeltliebeu Srgo=
niiotipn sur Matififotion ullterbreltet
lueroen; er lprab Sic beltilllnlte 9pf1=
1l:.,n1 aus, cob oeren s(naabme I'M Me=
lteu feine Stlpieriyfeit erlpable1l
lperne. &pnult Sic geplante gere111=
ollua sltltunoe, 10 miro Der ndb1te
Sd,ritt Sic @riinolu1g elmer belonoe=
rem @ergmerfsabtbeillmg lulter Der
eSllrisoiftion Ser slrnerlcon 6eoera=
tion Of 2ubur lein.
ssn elmer lp1ter per0ffentlidten gr=
fldrllng logt Sic greflltipbeboroe, ooB
Sic @eall1ten ser @eltern federation
Of Mil1ers Dor oenr esSabresfonpc1t
Ser 1SGoerotipr, ser Dor ei1tlger 3elt
III ct. opl1is ohgehaltel1 lpltr0e> TO-
mic Dor ben1 grefl1tipratb Ste grfla=
rlrn1 ubgegehen loben, 0ob Ste Srga=
niiotion Ser mei itlidcn Sergleute Die
sNecfonifer, sic scr 9lm. I0oeration
nid)t aber Ser @eltern 6o0eration Of
Miuers angebDrte,1, nibt mebr bebel=
liQt bahen, lu1o oaB bies oucb flint
tia nid)t beabHdtigt lei. @oral1sle=
tuna ser 9(l1fnobme in Sic 9lmerican
sSe0erotion Of 2abor lit, oab oie me1t=
lidel1 8erglel1te ul1h lpeiterbin an Ste
fer trieolihen @olitif feitbalte1, uno
pom sci, Mebonifern i'm @elten, Die
Mlitglieoer Ser Sim. 60oerotlon ltno,
nid)t nerlongell oob lie iih Ser &se=
' 1teu1 0e0erotipn Of Dlil1ers a11l6lte=
Ren.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-01-26
@oiige Mnsiidjten
2ii1a b o n, %. San

~ ] ~ ~ -' N~>'''
8erna6o Mabato, Ser Minifter oeS
Musmdrttgen, erflarte, oaB oie giin-
ftigen Mngebote ser amerifoniiben
tpie ser englii@en @@iffSbauer es
n1o@ten, oaB nit Ser gfeor=
ganiiation ser s5lotte iogleid begon-
men tper6en f0nnte. St iagte tpeiter,
6aB ser neuli6e Streif na6 leiner
Mnli6t sic republifaniiden SSnititl1=
tionen MIR geltarft bdtte, 0a oie Mrs-
ltanoigen fei11en MiBbrauh nit Sen
gfe6ten getrieben batten, Sic tie 1T
iungiter 3eit erlangt bitten. Sic
fommer5ieue Sage BON Hortugal ma=
re ausge8ei6net, iagte ser Miniiter.
Sin Mohns pipenoi miir0e binnen
@ur5e1n NIT Sronfreid pereinbort
meroen l1no NIT SStalien unterbanole
man pegen eines 9anoel lspertrages.
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9sanl Wfurtun aeitur6cm.
g e ~ 9 o IF, 19. San.

y ~
Saul Mprton, ser Erdli lioent Ser
equitable Site s(lll1ronce Soeietp rmo
lmter Irqiioent 9}ooleoelt Sefretar
les Observation-Disclosures, ltorb oln
Ipnnerltogobeuo int @otel SeDmol1r
in 9lelp Dorf plotli6 an elmer Ge=
birnbll1tung Seine Gron nno 1eln
@ruoer Son Morton muroen lotort
qerl1fen, Morton ltorb aber fur5 Oor=
olf,obne pieoer gum 8emubtlein &C.
non1n1er gu iein. Oeorton ielblt mar
li6 ni6t betpl1bt, oaB iein 9eben tn
@efabr mar, oagegen lpar es Der sSa=
Mile lmo iei11em Mr5t >poblbefannt,
sob er ein franfer 0fann NOR uno
1rur our6 Gl1Berite 56onung lt9 oaS
2eben erbolten fonnte. Ser ger1tor=
bene, ser inn 5S. 2ebensiabre ltano,
mar in 9etroit geboren l1n0 perbrahte
feline Sugeno im @elten, trat lpater
in Sen 8abn6ienlt uno mar i'm Sabre
1904, als er bon 9}ooiepelt sum Mari=
uelefretar auserieben lpuroe, 6a oieler
einen Mann aus 6ent @elten in ieinen1
aabinett bobe,1 mollte, &tcepralioent
ser Sonta Sc 8abn. Seit 1905 mar
&err Weorton 3raii0ent ser equitable
2ife. sssln Satire 1880 batte er li@
nit @barlotte @oobribge bon Gbicago
perheirathet.
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3anama=Ganal.
g e m 9 0 r f, 81. ssSsan

&c 10 y I, II. eSul1.
ErGli6ent Suft par beute 9lbeno
Ser gbrengalt un6 aSeitreoner bei Sem
BON ser Yennipluania Geieaidaft
peranltalteten 5eltbonfett. Sn ieiner
Meoe beibaftigte ser @rdit6ent iid fait
ousidlieBlid NIT ser 8efeitigung 0es
&onama Canals un6 i1dte ieinen 3u=
borern, Sic man6en leiner @usfiib=
ungen lauten 8eifau 5ollten, aaf
@runo beitebenoer 8ertrage 0ar5u=
tbun, oaB Sic Gereinigten Staaten
nidt aaein 6as &edt, ionoern au@ Die
Nfli9t baben, SEN Canal gu befeitigen.
Sic geplanten nno BON ibm befiirmor=
teten 8efeitiga1ngen >piiroen, mie Ser
Erdii0ent ausfiibrte, etlpa $4,000 TO-
lten uno sic l1nterbaltrng ser 8efeiti=
gungsmerfe tpiiroe cine @rtra=9lusgo=
he BON elmer balbelt MiQton per Sabr
perurio6en. Ser Hrdii0ent 5og Damn
einen @erglei6 5miiden 0ent Sue5<
l1no 0em Hanama Canal uno iagte,
oab oos, tpos auf oem sue5 Canal
5utreffe nod lange ni6t fir Sen So
mana Canal maBgebenO iein f0nnte.
9[u6 @err Mnorem Carnegie bielt BEL
ser @elegenbeit cine &e0e. Sbm mur=
Sc BON ser &enniplpania= @eieaidaft
eine gol6ene Nfe0oiue Mberrei9t.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-01-26

gi!!rciblng ieiner &eiignation erlubt.
Gen elnlaB bier5ll ipu cine BON 9eat=
tic 1ffentlid) an Sen @eneralumpalt &C.
iihte &ritif bil0en. 2ebterer batte Dor
eInigcr 3eit cmpfoblen, eirem BON
Seattle eingeleitaten slntitruit=Yro=
scb nieoer5ui6lagen, lporm1f bieier Sic
solte in eineln @latt bon 9tem Or
!raua sur Spretl)e 6racbte. Gs l,al1oelte
licb linn Muflaasll ser 9mnoesgroBge=
id)mprenell segen SIC Clearing Soule
Miinri1iion prn 2tem Srleans megel1
&erlctlnn ocr Sberman'1den slnti=
trlt!tacicre.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-01-26
5,t bober @nn1
betnt Scatter.
Der iii @cncinus bcsriffenc General
Sireftpr 8allin bnrd) Slmmem CT
ircut. - 3nnabme Ger Gin mmb
Mnsfnbr bes &etd)s.
ge + lin, 23. Sam.

Se II, 70. san.
SIN Mnftrag oes &ailers 8ilbelln
bot Ser fon1mal1Dierenoe General 0es
8. 9lrneefprps iii slltona, General 5.
Sl1f. sSreiberr b. Ylette11berg, Sem
@eneroloireftor ser @anburg=slmeri=
fa=2inie, @errn sllbert 8auin, ein
probtppQes 8lumenl ltiid iiberrei6t.
@err 8aain befil1oet lt6 auf 0em @e=
ge Ser @enelung, nad6em ct unlangit
ii9 elmer Operation an Appendicitis
bate unter5ieben niiilen. eeS11 mel6'
bober @unlt ser leiteuoe @eilt Ser
groBen sdifffabrts= =@eienidoft beim
&ailer ltebt, oapon legt aud 0iele sluf=
merflamfeit 6es Monarden lpieoer
ipreben0en 8etpeis ab. - l1eber
9eutlhlan0s ginfubr lno slusfl1br
inn Sabre 1910 meroen jebt Sic an1t=
liden 9aten un0 3iffern befannt &C.
geber. 9ie @infl1br batte, nidt ein=
qerehnet @0eln1etalle nno Sefurit1=
ten, einen @ertb bon 5000 MiQio=
nen Morf, inn @erglei6 5u 8527 Mil=
lione11 Morf int Sabre porber. 9ie
Musfubr 9eatl6oln6s erreidte mab=
reno oes perflolienen SabreS einen
gSertb bon 7467 Millionen Marf, ge=
gen 1894 Miuionen Marf im Sabre
1909
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-01-26
Wrban.

8ertba Doung lit nad nrebrere So
ge langem Mufentbalte bel bieitgen
Mnperpan0ten .a1n0 Sreun6en na6
Minneopolis 8uriidgefebrt.
Gerona @eitnnann tpuroe I'M Saule
i6rer Gltern megen 8lin6oarment=
5iit16ung operirt, un0 iie gebt iebt
raid elmer poni itdn0igen @enel1tng
entgegetr. = Tre6. @i6nrann BON
@intbrop, @is., traf lette @ohe bier
5r 8elud Elm uno puroe @igentbiimer
ser 24O Mder groBen 6arm 0es Sobn
W3erflin aus SEM 5olpn st. @enoel,
mabreno letterer gSiomonnS giertel=
lection 2ono nabe Safe Superior 81
eigen erbielt.
@ploinsforb.
: Sic 9ei6e zines sSarmers, Sic 1T
Ser 9eabe oieies giQage o1fgefunoen
mur0e, lit ais sic nes 35 Sabre alten,
unpcrbeiratbeten Mi6. @abas ioenti-
fi5iert mor6en. Man glaubt, oaB Ser
Mann in trunfenen1 3uitan0e auf
oeln @ein1ipege SOS 8elpl1btieiu perlo<
rem babe lno 10 erfroren lei. @enig=
items gab ser Coroner 9r. Etnanlt,
ser eine 2ei6enihau pornabm, einen
oabin lautetoen Gntl6eio. - &ap=
mun6, ein fleines Sobn6en Ser 6a-
milie Sran5 gbnet, itarb ant Dienltag
letter @o6e un6 tpur0e am 0onner-
itag pon Ser bieiigen &farrfirde ollS
beeroigt.-G6rau @eder begann ant
Dienitag ein flint Sage anoauernoes
Snititut in Set &erman's Sale, 1T
pelder Sen onlpeienoen Jrauen oe1
0fononrii6en &ausbalt tbeoretti9 atno
praftii6 porgefiibrt miro.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-01-26
N}encr 3ripatiefretar.
IS q ihin g to II, 81. San.


IS a I'm 9 t o II, II. S0n.
gSie bereits Dor einigen Sogen be-
rihtet lporoen lit, geoenft @barles ..
Morton, ser Eripotiefretar oes Yralt=
6enten, bol0 11o6 Sem 4. Mar5 ieil1
slmt nieocr 5l1 legen rm0 in's Eripat=
leben 5uriicf SIT treten. Sette perlou=
tete bier, ooB Charles 0.Siues, @ilfs=
SGabolntsjefretdr, bon Sem Eral li0en=
ten o1fgeforoert mor0e,1 lei 9forton's
9eohfolger 5l1 peroen inns ooB Stiles
0as Mnerbieten lpabrlheinli6 anneb=
men ner0e. .....
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Sotelbranb in Cmaba.
. nj a E a. 95eb.1 %. .sson


SIN Miuor0=@otel SIT Su!aba bro9
am Montag fritz ein Jel1er aus, unh
Sic nteilter ser oreibunoert @Glte, Sic
aue int Sblaf logen, entgingen nit
fnopper 9fot6 0en1 5o0e. Gin Dfann
mur6e get05tet, flint an0ere lpur0en
ourh SEN Mouh ii6erlnannt un0 befil1=
Sen iih ilr fritilhem 3ultanSe, l1no
elmer broh Elm 8ein. Sbomos S.
1Sielos bon Siour Gitp, ssa., NURSE
our4 &or6 ii6ermannt lln6 ltorb ori
oem @ege 5l1n1 @ospttal. Ser Sad=
ld)uoen betrdgt etlpo $4,000.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-01-26
Gdjhueres Gtredemnmalud in @ales

Gar6iff, @oles, "a. San.
giele Naliagiere tpuroen get5otet
o6er berlett, als en1 Gerionen5ug nit
einem &oblen5uge in @opfinstomns
bei &ontppri00 5ulamnenltieB. 9rei
8erionenipagen muroen un1gelporfen.
Soloaten, tpelde 5ur @tlfe bel 0en
&ettungsarbeiten abgei6idt puroen
bargen Sic 9ei9en bon a6t @annern
uno orei &in6ern. suf 0en 3uge be-
fanoen li6 piele 8ergleute, Sic nad
2on6on 5u elmer &onferen5 NIT oen
@rltbenbeiitern reiiten.
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9eit in @Aina.
g efinal @6ina, 81. sSor

Feft II 9, GDtn0, Il. S0lt.
geit oetn geltern geneloeten eriten
Iooesfaa infolge bon 8eulenpeit iinO
bereits n1ebrere &erlonen ser Seu6e
erlegen. 0ie ein5elnen @eiar6idaf-
ten baben I'M fire respeftipen @ob=
nunaen un6 MmtsIofale cine Quaron=
tdne etablirt, ionit aber nod feine ge=
neinlan1en S9ritte getban, Elm 8or-
0ringen ser Seu6e nad 0em bon If
men betpobnten Sta6ttbeil 81, perbii-
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@ebGdJtnikbaQe.
sc e 10 q o IF. %. ga


Sic @eltre6ungeu Ser George $50
lbirgton Memoriol 9llloeiation, tpur-
Sen oln So1l1tag meientli6 gef0r0ert
0ur6 sic 9lnfiinoiglmg eines 8eitrags
in ser &obe BON 100000 bon leiten
zines SEEM sDorfer &apitaltlten, Ser
leinen Nolnen porlGufig niht genannt
baben miQ. 3alnit lit Sic slufbrin=
gung 6es 6onos bon elmer balben
Miqion Collars gelidert, sic ii6 sic
@ereintgung 5um 3iel gelebt bdt, ebe
iie 6aran eebt, einen &lat fir oie BE-
obiidtigte @eodGtniBboue ous5ui11=
6en.
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@eite / bis 8

ten. s(us oem staate Gbe-Tu traf bier
Sic 9iadridt ein, 0aB Sic Seu6e in
fleinsn 8ooten iiber Oen Golf bon Ge=
@bi=2i peridleppt lit. Wfan fiirdtet
0aB sic Seu6e I'M 9toroen Gbina un0
i1 &orea auSbre6en uno biele Spfer
foroern miro.
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General Stmncrs geiturbem
IS 0 r t [ a 5, Ore, 90. sSal

9sorf d no, Sre1 %. San.
General Open Sltnu1ers, ei11 Gete=
ran oes 8iirgerfriegeS uno oes &riegs
auf Sen Hbilippinen ltarb lpdt Cont
itagabe11o in 4ortlano nab gan5 fur
5er &ro1tf6eit inn Sitter bon 60 Sab=
rem, an einer 2ungenent5iinoung.
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9iitriftsau,ualt aemafreselt.

Gee M SrIeans, 2a., %. San.
@eneralanlpalt Didersbam bat Sen
@unnesbi ltrifts 6. 81. 8eattie
npn g3etp Orleans Inn Sic loforttge
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aus0riicflid oarauf bingelpieien 0oB
ser Senat Dor 2 .Sabren lit sen leb=
ten bier @oden orei5ebn grobe 8or=
lagell unter GoG uno 6ab bra6te.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-04-17

Luella Jones. Mae Foy and Mathilda
Pull.
Harry Kedney has returned from
q couple of weeks business trip 10 the
western part OF the state.
Mrs. Chas. Hanson OF Darlington
is the guest today of Mrs. w. S. Low
man of Thirteenth street south.
Mrs. ID. ID. Sullivan and daughter,
Kathleen, returned yesterday from a
few weeks visit with relatives In Min
neapolis.
Rev. j. A. Johnson OF Horace will
have an Easter service ait the house of
Hartvig Peterson, B21 Third street
north, this evening at 8 O'clock. A
cordial invitation is extended to all.
President weigel Of the Hebron Fire
a. Pressed Brick Co. was in the city
on Saturday afternoon and was pres
ent at the letting Of the contract for
the handsome new home for the Sons
of Norway. For this building the
Hebron brick has been specified for the
front of the structure. Mr.. Weigel
says the plant of his company is ex-
ceedingly busy with demands for the
output, especially from the west.
The Eta Bita Phi club gave a very
handsome dinner Sunday evening in
the private dining room Of the Gardner
in honor of Miss Lenna Clark and her
mother who are leaving Wednesday for
the twin cities The tables were very
pretty with Easter lilies and daffodils.
carrying out the colors Of the club and
the place cards were prettily hand
painted affairs in gold and white. Cow
ers were laid for thirteen. This even
ing Miss Marion Mather will entertain
for Miss Clark at a very jolly party.
DR.. C. s. Putnam is putting on the
finishing touches to a march which he
has especially composed, and which
will be played by the Putnam band on
the occasion of the unwilling of the
monument just erected in Riverside
cemetery, to the memory Of the late
Frank J. Thompson, the ceremony to
be under the auspices Of the Masonic
bodies. At the request Of several
friends. DIR. Putnam has succeeded in
beautifully entwining, in the score OF
the march, the air of Onward Chris
tlan Soldiers. Such setting was de-
sired, but the doctor was unable to
find one.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-04-17
FARGOANS ENJOY
PERFECT EASTER
WEATHER WAS IDEAL IN EVERY
SENSE OF THE WORD AND THE
CHURCHES WERE PACKED AT
ALL SERVICES - FASHIONS ON
PARADE-GREAT AUTO DAY.

Fargo never had a nicer Easter than
yesterday. Aside from the slight wind
there was nothing during the entire
day that marred the beauty OF the
festive occasion.
The beauties of the weather made
the day an ideal one for the Easter
hats, and exquisite gowns in all the
latest fashions passed the review of
the admiring eyes. 1t was parade day
in every sense of the word, and every
woman in Fargo who was able to get
out did not fail to take advantage of
the situation and display her new
toggery.
In all of the churches there were
held special Easter services. Easter
music was sung by the different choral
organizations which presented sacred
selections bearing upon the rising OF
Christ from the tomb wherein they
had lain Him."
OReiIIy occupied the pulpit and de-
livered powerful sermon on the res
surrection. Large crowds attended
both the early and late mass and spec.
ial music was rendered at the services
throughout the day.
At the Episcopal church the specia
Easter service according to the ordi
nances of the church was rendered II
most approved style. The choir SAM
strictly Easter music and the preaching
service was followed by the specia
Easter communion. Bishop Mann de-
livered the sermon in the morning ant
gave a most rnasterful address.
One of the features of the entir'
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-04-17
SELFRIDGE FOR
COUNTY SEAT

Bismarck, N. D., April 17.--Two auto
loads of people interested in the new
proposed Sioux county, which is to be
made out of that part OF the Standing
Rock Indian reservation which lies in
North Dakota, arrived in the city 70
call upon the governor and urge Self
ridge as the county seat Of the new
county. One of the auto parties came
up to Cannonball and caught the Bis
marck- Mott train there, and the other
made connection with the line at Mott.
There were ten people in the delega-
ton.
The delegation was headed by G.
A. Patterson Of Mcintosh, S. D., and
w. Ramsland of Lennon, s. ID. Mr..
Patterson was formerly resident OF
Linton, N. d., but is at present con-
Quoting the First State bank of McIn-
tosh, as we'll as being engaged in the
abstract business. He is also the pro-
prietor of The Shields IN. d. Enter
prise. Mr.. Ramsland is the general
townsite agent for the Milwaukee rail-
way.
The party was composed OF repre-
sentative business men and citizens of
the new county, as well as Of those
interested in the Indians, who still
live on the reservation. Among the
latter was William "Bin" Clayton OF
Fort Yates, who was one OF the men
who captured the two convicts that
made their escape from the state pen-.
itentiary and fed down the river last
fall
other members of the delegation
were Joseph Menu, Thomas A. Short,
| I. w. Cangram and John Clayton, all
of Fort Yates, and L. w. Colebark, "A.
p. Darby, Fl. e. Matthews and j. l..
owens of Mcintosh, S. d.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-04-17

ed in this vicinity tonight and Tues
day. Barometer 1880.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-04-17
City in Brief

There will be meeting of the Scot
fish Rite Wednesday evening at 1880
o'clock.
Senator James Kennedy came home
from Bismarck to spent Sunday with
his family.
One drunk appeared before Judge
Miller this morning in the police court
and was fined 81.
Miss Frances Holloway returned Sat-
urday from a few days visit with
friends in Grand Forks.
A party Of young people viii go out
to Casselton this evening in automo-
biles to attend a pretty function. A
jolly trip is anticipated.
The Ladies' guild of the First Con-
gregational church will meet with Mrs.
r. H. Wilder of 1119 Fourth avenue
south, Thursday at 1880 p. m.
DR. and Mrs. F. j. Campbell and
daughter, Miss Margaret, returned yes
terday afternoon from an extended
trip through the west. They enjoyed
the trip very much and saw many
interesting things on their trip.
The race at the roller rink Saturday
between Earl South and Clyde Adair
Earl South won the mile in minutes
and 81 seconds. The race was very
close and the contestants passed each
other several times during the race.
Mrs. Jane w. Mckenzie announces
the approaching marriage of hel
daughter, Miss Mary Grace, to Alberr
Lewis Rapp. The wedding will take
place at wild Rice, May 8, and tn,
young people will be at home in APP.
pleton City, Mo-, after June /.
Miss Grace Smith entertained at 1
pretty Easter breakfast Sunday. TIL,
tables were very charmingly laid witt
handsome centerpiece of lilies. A de,
licious five-course menu was enjoyed
and covers were laid for the Misse.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-04-17
TYPOS DANCE TONIGHT
Enjoyable Social Event Is Scheduled
for This evening at Prizes
Hall

A very enjoyable event which will
be attended by a large number will
be the Typographical union ball. which
will take place in Prizes hall this
evening. Dancing will begin at 8
o'clock and win last until a late
hour.
Parsons orchestra has been secured
to play and with the excellent floor
which makes Prizes hall so popular,
very pleasant evening Is antici-
pated.
The printers are noted for the ex-
cellence Of their entertainments and
their annual balls are attended by the
best people in the city.
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What's Said

j. r. Rice, President: Loyal Ameri-
cans No. S6 meet this evening at s
o'clock sharp. A class for initiation
and the usual entertainment.
g. e. Radford, Commander: Au-
vergne Commandery will confer the
order Of the temple at Masonic temple
on Tuesday evening at 1880 o'clock,
visitors cordially invited.
w. 7. Johnston. FL. p. keystone
chapter No. 5, r. A. NJ, will confer
the mark, post and most excellent
masters degrees this evening at Ma
sonic temple. at 1880 o'clock.
Girl for general homework, small
family. Apply. Kirtzmans shoe store.
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TF1E a. =. WALKER AGENCY
Mrs. Emma ]. Walker, Agt.
Fire aaGa TORNADO insurance
In all GOOD, SOLID COMPANIES
Coming Events

Monday, April IL.
Annual typographical union ball.
Woodman dance in stones old hal
Friday, May s.
X. w. C.. A. Territorial conference.
saturday, May 6.
z. w. c. A. Territorial conference.
Sunday, May z.
Closing sessions, X. w. c. A. confer
snce.
Thursday, May is.
State Sunday school convention.
Tuesday, May 10.
State Sunday school convention.
Wednesday, May N.
State Sunday school convention
Tuesday, May 80.
X. of G. ceremonial.
Thursday, June 8.
III. c. r, district convention.
Friday, June 8.
II. c. T. district convention
Saturday, June 10.
u. c. T. district convention.
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Business .Jots

For reliable help, phone 513.
Cook paints signs. Phone cas-.
If you STAMMER write the National
institute for Stammers, Crookston,
MINI. Absolute cure guaranteed.
Hotel Tweedon. free telephone ex-
change in every room. Baths, running
holland cold water Rates so cents up.
Special rates by week or month.
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YOUNG'S CLAIM CHECKS

T. j. Young & Sons Bus & Trans
fer Co., will give you claim checks
for baggage to and from all depotE,
hotels and residences. Phone is.
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Mrs. ID. ID. Sullivan and daughter,
Kathleen, returned yesterday from a
few weeks visit with relatives in Min
neapolis.
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school chanae 10 HaruaY.

Harvey, N. D.. April Nv. E.
Utendorfer of Cavalier, N. D., has been
elected to succeed Supt. r. Forster of
Harvey, as head Of the schools of this
city. 81 So
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Easter service at the Baptist church
was the cantata given by the choir
Of the First Baptist church last even
ing. The church was crowded to the
utmost. The selection given was very
greatly appreciated. 1t was largely
through the efforts Of Professor
Stephens that the programme was rem
dered in such an able manner.
Both morning and evening at the
First Methodist church people were
turned away, not being able to find
seats, although the church had just
been remodeled to seat more people.
Special music was given at all the
services during the day under the di-
rection of A. III. Dodsley and the
knights Templar attended a special
service in the afternoon at. which there
was a large congregation. The pastor.
Rev ], M. walters, delivered three
powerful sermons during the day.
The Presbyterian church was crowd
ed to the limit at the morning service
yesterday and Rev. ID. Adams gave a
sermon that pleased the large con-
gregation in every respect. In the
evening a special musical programme
was rendered, and the morning serv-
Ice was as well marked by special
music.
AT the Congregational service in the
morning DIR. Beard gave very pow
erful sermon and a large congregation
attended the morning session. Does
Death End All? was the subject of
the morning discourse. The music
both morning and evening was spec
tally prepared and delightfully."- rem
dered.
Automobile Day.
Yesterday was automobile day In
Fargo and the motor enthusiasts cele-
brated by clipping it off on the good
streets Of the city. The circuit OF
North Broadway, Moorhead, Eighth
street south and then up North Broad
way again was traversed more thar
once by the driver OF the automobile
who was enjoying the splendid wealth
err Some OF the country roads were
just fairly good travelling while many
were practically impossible.
There has not been day this veal
that there were so many autos on the
streets of Fargo and Moorhead as yes