The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1912-06-08
Moorhead Department

were being placed along the south and
east fronts Of the comstock yesterday
They will add greatly to the adornment
of the structure and increase the street
Illumination.
The marketing of grain at ulen has
increased to the extent that TT. L.
Moebeck has decided to double the
capacity Of his elevator at that station
and the lumber has been assembled for
the work OF constructing the addition.
James Sharp, jr., has consented to
deliver his oration on David Livingston
at an entertainment to be given by the
Young Peoples league at Ulen next
Thursday evening.
St Cloud is to have second potato
warehouse and it is to be erected by
w. I'll. Ferrell, the potato king at
Princeton, Mimi. who has twenty big
houses in that part of the state. The
new house Is to have a capacity Of
about $4,000 bushels.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. NJ. Anderson OF
Crookston are attending the Norwe-
gfan church congress at Fargo.
Marriage licenses have been issued
to James Thompson and Ora Knob
lock, both of Sherbrooke. Steel coun-
ty, N. d.; Herbert III. Trerise of Moor
head and Margaret RAIDER of Larimore.
N. D., and John Keine and Clara
Deane, both of Clay county, MINI.
Messrs. Sullivan, Welter and Lamb,
who represented Clay democrats at
the state convention at Duluth, re-
turned home yesterday morning. They
report a very strong sentiment for
Bryan, the peerless. They say that
Judge Harmon of Ohio was hardly
mentioned.
s. o. Tang of the consolidated
school at Comstock will spend part Of
his vacation brushing up along agri-
cultural and industrial lines at the
summer school to be held at the state
agricultural college. The patrons of
the school have asked that the study
of agriculture be added to the cur
riculum of the public school at Com
stock.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. l. Lewis, with their
children, left this afternoon for their
summer quarters on the shores of
Lake Melissa. They were taken down
NY W. IDs 9AtOAWCA1 AlA MS StA1s
The Fergus Falls Journal yesterday
said that the Misses Meta and Eta
erickson left Wednesday afternoon
for Newburg, Ore, to spend the great
er part of their summer vacation with
their sister, Mrs. G. r. Chaplin. They
will reach Portland in time for the
rose carnival
A. phone message from Senator Mar
den this morning said that he was
doing very nicely. that he was going
TO take his Sunday rest at Bear Lake.
He expects the special session of the
legislature to adjourn about the middle
of next week and that the primary
law to be enacted is to be the peer
Of any similar law ever made.
Following the unveiling ceremonies
at Concordia college next Monday a
sunptuous banquet will be served at
the Hotel Comstock in honor OF dis
tinguished visitors, officers of the
United church and heads of institu-
tions, etc.
Sheriff Whaley has gone to the
southern part of the state and Deputy
Malvey has gone to saltwater with q
convict witness used in the Chesiey
and Rumley cases, but who was unable
to connect the defendants in any way
whatever.
Judge Taylor is presiding at a term
of court at Saul5j Rapids and yesterday
dismissed a jury because Of the al
legged official misconduct OF the sheriff
in allowing members OF the jury to &c
drinking with the defendants in an al
legged arson case.
Rev. and Mrs. A. H. Mckee and
family will leave for Detroit lake
where they will spend the summer
next Monday morning.
Members of the choirs of the Duluth
| Norwegian churches who are to sing
| in the great concert at the taber-
nacle in Fargo this evening are to be
recognized by distinctive silk badge
OF red. white and blue stripes, over
which is a church emblem in gold.
over the buildings Of Concordia
college are floating the national coll
ors of Norway. surmounted. of course
by the tri-colors Of the United States
DR.. Christianson, who will direct
! the union of Norwegian choirs in the
great concert this evening, told Prs=
fessor Hertsgaard of Concordia coll
lege this afternoon that he was sur
prised at the force Of singers present
at the rehearsals today and that he
felt certain that there would be some
excellent singing tonight. On account
of the immensity of this undertaking
the choral union has decided that con-
certs by the combined choirs be only
| given triennially and it will be a Ions
| time before Fargo's turn comes round
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