The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1912-10-19
EAST SIDE NOTES.

Clarence Connell of the Northern
Pacific office at Detroit, Mimi, has
been transferred to the su~perintend-
ent's office at Dilworth where he will
take charge OF the t~imekeeper's desk.
Judge Taylor took a spin out into
the partridge country, a few miles out
from Detroit, before breakfast a few
days ago and when he returned he had
nine plump birds In his bag.
Detroit Record: Now hat the Far
go-Moorhead Street Railway Co. has
extended its line to Dilworth, the Far
go boosters are talking a Fargo-De-
troit i~nterurban line again. There is
still a bad taste left from the last at
tempt to construct this road, but if the
right kind of people get back of the
project, it should be a winner.
Newspapers are urging the voters Of
Minnesota to vote for. the one-mill
road tax amendment which is design
ed to help the good roads movement.
There will be two rummage sales in
Moorhead next week, one by the
Episcopal church and one by the ladies
Of the Congregational church, one fol-
lowing the other.
Attorneys at Fergus Falls are talk
ing OF holding a series Of meetings to
discuss the present judicial situation.
The subject Of the morning sermon
at the Presbyterian church tomorrow
will be Temptation. In the evening the
subject will be Christ and Nicodemus.
At Grace Methodist church tomor-
row morning the Rev. A. j. Abbott will
preach the initial of a series of SER
mons explanatory of the Apostles
Creed. the theme of the first one to
~ Pn1iaf IN tho 3 ETSicfonno ~ q Cad
In the evening the pastor will discuss
Religious Literature in the Home. -
There were reports Of snow at Fer
gus Falls yesterday-if there was any
of the beautiful" falling there the
evening paper there did not say any
thing about it
Miss RushfeIdt. county superintend-
ent of schools, has been making Of
fetal visits to schools in the country
about Ulen this week.
The eastern division Of the Clay
County Sunday School association held
its first melting at Ulen a few days
ago. The local attendance as well as
that from HaWley, FELTON, and sur
rounding points was very gratifying.
The officers elected were President
E. P. Sanford; vice president-H. G.
Dahl; secretary and treasurer-Mrs.
A. e. Higbie; home department-Mrs.
George Hammett; temperance and
missions-Mrs. ]. Seaver.
Last evening Miss Clara Paulson
was hostess at her home, sci Eighth
street south, for the c.. r. club. A de-
lightful round of amenities was ar
ranged and the guests had the time
| of their lives and Miss Paulson was
voted a queenly entertainer.
Married by Judge Sharp, yesterday,
| Mrs. Ingabor Hartse and Olaf Sund-
berg, both from the vicinity of Hitter
dial. 1t is said that the bride is the
owner of considerable property In this
county.
1t is said that never before in the
history of Clay county was a judge OF
the district court so besieged by farm
ers. who have been drawn on the grand
and petit juries, asking to be excused
from service next week, as he is this
fall. The farmers are behind hanC
with their work, principally caused By
the scarcity of men and the leaving OF
their work means to some of the farm.
ers considerable financial loss.
Among the guests at the Comstocl
today were. A. s.. Wright of Duluth
A. b. Kettleson of Boston: JOSEPH
Zander of Mandan, N. D.; r.. Adam'
of LaMoure, NJ. d., and Mrs. II. i
Jones Of Staples, MINI.
At the Congregational church to,
morrow morning, the Rev. H. A. Ker
men will preach the second of a serie
Of sermons on the Bible, his them,
to be Different Conceptions of God il
the Bible. In the evening the subjec
will be, The Moral Venture Of Fidelit,
to the Highest We Know. At the frs
service the choir will sing Bucks an
them, o Thou AFFLICTED. Tossed Wit
the Tempest, and in the evening til
chorus choir vii sing Bucks TIE Deur
in e fat. LA. Huntoon will deliver tn
address to the Christian Endeayor so
] ciety ait 6:45 o'clock.