The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1912-09-21
EAST SIDE NOTES.

At the Howard Moody department
store there was opened a beautiful line
of cluny Irish crocheted doilies and
lunch-cloth sets and a handsome ar
ray Of beaded and bullion-decorated
ladies' bags, all imported stock.
The motorman on the Moorhead
courthouse loop today was formerly in
the employ of the Traction Co. of Gin
cinnati. O., and used to run on al
interurban system thirty-seven miles
out of the city named-it is not diff =
cult to note that he is an experienced
hand.
Miss Lucy Weld left this afternoon
for New York City. where she will
enter Columbia university.
A few days ago a son was born to
Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Peterson of Glyn-
don. and a daughter to Mr.. and Mrs.
H. Miller of Stockwood.
In the town Of Moland this after
noon occurred a marriage ceremony
for Della. daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
O. G Midgarden. and Ole Andrew
Torkildson of the town of Riverton,
After the ceremony there was a we'd
ding feast at the home of the bride
and this evening there is to be a
dancing party at the Moland club
house.
Atty. Curtis Pomeroy left for the
cities this morning to spend a week
at his frat house at the University OF
Minnesota.
A. L. Wright is at Helena. Mont. in
charge Of an exhibit of tents and
awnings which A. J.. Wright & Sons
have made at the Montana state fair
This afternoon Mrs. P. H. Pedersor
entertained a number of ladies at hel
home for her two sisters-in-law, Mrs
| Charles Thorson of Moose Jaw, Can,
ada, and Miss Peterson Of Portland
Ore.
The Ladies' union of the Congre.
gationaI church will he at home a
the residence nf Rev. Mr.. and Mrs. II
A. Kernen. 401 Ninth street south
Thursday evening, Sept. 26. at 500
| o'clock. to the members of the church
CONGREGATION, to the teachers nf the
public and normal schools, and to the
strangers In the city.
For the theme of his morning ser,
mon. Rev. George Booth, at the Pres
byterian church will use, Hazael, wha
| he was. what he became and what he
might have been. in the evening The
subject will be. This Man. Receivett
! Sinners. Services will he held at Dill.
worth in the afternoon. Sabbath schoo
at 200 o'clock and preaching serv-
ice at 800 o'clock.
Lake Park News: Hazel Gellerman
Erma Granville, Mamie Miller and Ma
bel Youngberg, all of the class of 1912
were school visitors last Wednesday
Hazel and Erma expect to teach in
North Dakota, Mamie will enter d
hospital at Devils Lake, n. D., to take
4In T,YNF.s-s- n1t,rgn aud hTnHnI. mil
enter the normal school at Valley City
n. D. The other members of this class
will spend the winter as follows: Leon
ard Wilson, at the state university;
Lester Bergeson, at Hamline uniVer-
sity; Albert Smell. at st. Thomas col.
lege; Carl Ekern, at home in Lake
Park: Cora Nannestad and Mabel In
gebretson, at the Moorhead Normal;
Rhoda Biorge, at Regina, Canada;
Lenora Reinholdson viii teach neal
Moorhead. and Julia Olson expects tt
teach near her home.
According to an announcement by
President Aasgaard of Concordia col.
Iege Captain A~mundson. who is famous
as the discoverer of the northwesr
passage. will honor Moorhead with q
visit some time next spring.
Twelve petitions from Moorhead anC
Clay county to have the names of tllt
| Roosevelt electors placed in the gen,
| eral election ballots have been sen
to st. Paul to be filed with the com
mittee of fifty of the progressive party
1t is said that the rural communitie'
of the county will be canvassed a lit
: tie later. f
superintendent Warner Of the watei
and light department and his fore,
! will be busy tomorrow transferring tn,
power wires from the poles which
line Front street to the new poles ii
| the alleys between Front street ant
First avenue north. When the trans
fers are all made of light and powel
wires, the poles on FRONT street, on,
of Moorhead's business arteries. will
be taken down. The Sunday work il
necessary so that users will not be in.
! c~onvenienced on Monday.
The Power of influence will be TIL,
subject of Rev. A. ]. Abbott's sermon
at the Methodist church tomorrow
morning. The theme for the evenin,
will be, A World for a Life. at ia
o'clock. Next Monday evening, Sept
23, the members and friends of Grace
Methodist church are asked to NEE
at the parsonage to spend a soeia
hour and to consider a number O.
business matters.