The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-06-05
EAST SIDE NOTES.

Governor Eberhart will be the guest
of the commercial club at Bemidji,
next Saturday and the lieutenant gov
ernor will make a call in the city
on the same day, he being on his way
to join the state editos on their an
nual outing. For the occasion Bemidji
has arranged mighty attractive pro-
gramme.
Rev. ]. D. Bothne of Ulen will de-
liver the baccalaureate sermon at the
Park Region Luther college at Fergus
Falls, Sunday, June II, and Rev. Mr..
Quammen of Detroit will deliver the
commencement address on June a.
Miss Margaret Knappen will be at
the head of the department of Eng
fish in the high school at Bemidji next
Eyear.
Norman county has a fine court
house and other buildings and is out
of debt. A fine showing, rivalled by
few counties.
Mrs. w. H Niles and family of Fer
gus Falls have gone to the celebrated
Niles ranch near Dawson, N. D., where
they will spend the summer.
District court is in session at
Crookston, the grand jury beginning
work today. There is so much work to
be presented to the grand jury by the
county attorney that the petit jury
will not report until next Monday.
Prof. T. M. Hall has arrived from
Ames, Ia, to take the position as
horticultural vacated at the state ex-
pertinent farm at Crookston by Pro-
fessor Powers. He is able, energetic
and enthusiastic In this work and will
be a most valuable addition to the
school faculty.
The ST. Peter Free Press is look
ing for information: There is one
peculiar thing in the Whittier inves-
tigation case and that is the posi-
ton taken by ex-senator Stephens.
The conditions complained of at
the contrary they existed already,
. partly at least, when Mr.. Stephens
was in the senate. Why then did
he not look into the matter before?
The city council will meet in regu-
lar session tonight and it is not ex-
Ipected that more than routine business
will be considered. The report of the
committee on licenses for the ensuing
year will not be submitted before the
adjourned meeting, June rs.
Hugo Fields of Hancock, Mich, was
an arrival today and accompanied by
Sam Fields Of the Palace Clothing
Store will go to Wahpeton tonight tc
attend a prominent nuptial event to-
morrow.
E. j. Wheeler is doing some effective
work in Illinois, rounding UP new set
tiers for Clay county.
The Rev. c. d. Bostrom will leave
tonight for Akron, O., where he will
be married to Miss Olson, a promi-
nent vocalist, June IA, and few days
later he will sail for a tour Of Sweden
and the European continent.
Miss Nellie Chaplin and Miss Clare
Chaplin were Sunday guests of At
torney and Mrs. E. e. Sharp yester-
day.
Friends Of Dr. Nelson were glad to
see him out of the hospital today The
doctor is looking very thin for he has
had strenuous time of it for several
weeks.
Mrs. Fred Stillings Of Brainerd il
visiting Mr.. and Mrs J. F. Casey and
family for few days.
During the visit to Moorhead, Sat
urday and Sunday, Lieutenant Cover
nor Gordon was the guest Of Super
intendent and Mrs. H. r. Edwards Of
the public schools.
The trustees Of the Congregations
church held a meeting this morning
when several matters of business were
given attention.
Norman Young defeated Burnt,
Maurek in the much talked about
launch race on Detroit lake, yesterday
by Just eighteen inches. Mr.. Young''
| craft was piloted by Edwin Hooper
| son Of VIM 8. Hooper who Is pas
sionately fond Of aquatic sports. The
race was witnessed by large crowc
} OF the friends of the contestants and
Of course Mr.. Young was heartily CON
graduated.