The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-12-12

gan and MrS. j. j. L,eNttre, sons and
daughter were called to Ardock, N. ID.
yesterday to attend the funeral OF their
mother. Mrs. Patrick Berrigan, who
passed away Sunday evening. at the
age OF rs years. The funeral was held
this morning from the home at Ar
dock.
Miss Elvira Flint, teacher OF a rural
school, near Alexandria. Mimi, has
placed herself In the limelight by the
adoption of a plan of serving hot
soups to the school children with the
ordinary MONDAY lunch which the
youngsters carry from home. Miss
F1int's plan has worked so successfully
that the move has become decidedly
popular with parents and patrons OF
the school.
The adjourned annual meeting of the
Congregational church will be held at
the church tomorrow evening and pre-
ceding 1t viii be served the annual
super, by the men of the church--this
IL an occasion when the women of the
church are guests with nothing to do
but enjoy themselves. Not only mem
bers of the church, but members of the
congregation are to consider them
selves hidden to the feast"
A new piano now adorns the assem-
bly, room of the high school and is a
very useful addition to the equipment
and 1t has been secured by activities
promoted by Miss Mcclure, the super
visor Of music.
An Arts and Crafts display Is on ex-
hibit at the Moorhead public library
which is well worth seeing. 1t has
been secured under the direction of
the Woman's club Of Moorhend.
Sen. J. p. Boyle of Eveleth, Mimi,
representing the forty-ninth district.
was the guest of honor at the home
OF DR.. and Mrs. Hagen who gave din
ner to few friends, last night.
Crookston will have an avalanche
Of entertaining features the last three
days Of this week. a farmers institute,
a poultry show, convention of rural
school officers called by superintendent
Thorson, and an exhibit of corn and
potatoes, and domestic science produc-
tons. The different enterprises will
open on Thursday and close Saturday
night. Also the same days the Sisters
of st. Joseph win hold a sale OF work
with musical attractions.
A term of the district court is IN
progress at Hallock.
The Misses Cora Coyle, Maggie Hut
Crimson and Hattie Alters OF Crooks
ton, passed through the city on their
way to Valley City, NJ D., where they
will visit during the holidays.
There is a merry war on in Mankatc
against characteristic mayor, super
intendent of schools and the chief OF
police are in 1t with their shirt sleeves
rolled up and people who have beer
supplying boys with CONN nails" are
to be arrested and given the limit fol
the first offense.
High grade dairy butter is selling
in Moorhead at 3S cents pound.
Governor Eberhart will give a re.
ception to the visiting governors at tn,
state capitol building on Saturda,
evening, Dec. 16. in st. Paul. The gov
ernors' special will get back to THU
state in a few days
Senator Marden spent the day yes.
terday at Breckenridge and Wahpeton
He says there were all sorts of storie:
afloat touching the fatal shooting o
Sheriff Moody of RichIand county las
Saturday afternoon, many Of then
very ridiculous on the face OF them
Mr.. Marden said he was extremel,
sorry for the widow OF the late sheriff
a lady he knew very well. She wal
the daughter Of Edward Burau o
Elizabeth, Mimi, and went to schoo
when Mr.. Marden was principal Of tn,
public schools at Elizabeth, earnin,
money to enable him to go through tn,
law school.
/ Window posters announce a TEN
perance lecture to be given next Mon
day and Tuesday evenings at tn,
Swedish Lutheran Bethesda church, d,
Andrew 8. Saether who will illuStrat,
his remarks with a kinetscope which
will show a very fine array OF pictures
The several county officers are bus.
these days and while there is little t,
| do outside the routine work there L
| plenty Of that to occupy every minut
of the time. Auditor Hoglum and hi
force are doing some preparatory worl
towards the compilation of the annua
| financial statement which must b.
4 RACSCASG0 bAC GOuAt1AbGSiOn6ES. Il
their first meeting in the new year
Jan. 2.
1 Quite a number OF Dilworthites wer
to be seen in the city this morning
among them Ole Anderson, Father Ed
mund and Bruce Cowan.
i Ohicers of the local lodge of Roya
Neighbors are very anxious that Their
be . full attendance at the meetin,
this evening. In the lodge room at Fra
ternity hall. An important item O
business will be the election of ofticer
for the ensuing year.
The demise is announced OF Rober
Christie, formerly OF Fergus Falls a
Austin, Mimi, a few days ago. II
was rs years of age and veteran O
the civil war and for many years
conrade in the @. A. r.
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