The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1912-08-27

sion of the Sunday school will begin
at IL instead OF 1876 p. m.
Miss Hallock, formerly of the public
schools In this city, liz a guest for a
Few days OF Mr.. and Mrs. A. II. Co.'S
r. r. Bryant has sold his drug store
at St Cloud to which city he went
after disposing Of the Broadway phar-
macy in Fargo.
The first carload of potato sacks ever
received In Moorhead has reached the
City = was consigned to Leslie Well
ter. Mr.. Welter says the billing repre-
sents $4,000 sacks and they are to be
distributed among large and small
growers in the Red river valley.
The concert given at the Swedish
Lutheran Bethesda church, last night,
as the closing feature OF the young
success in every way and there were
many expressions of appreciation made
by the visitors at the very excellent
entertainment provided for them,
The board Of insanity commissioners
ordered the discharge from custody,
yesterday afternoon, OF OLAF Myers
ranged The commission declared Mr..
Myers to be perfectly of a sound mind.
1t is said that a libel suit is likely to
grow out of the charges made.
1t is stated that plans have been
perfected for a resumption of regular
services at the Congregational church
next Sunday morning and evening. The
Rev. II. A. kernen n family are ex-
pected to return from Connecticut in
the course of a day or two. G. d. Per-
ley, director of the choir, says that
the services will be supplied by a
chorus choir as all the members of the
quartette choir will not be available
for the opening services, however, Paul
Bunce, tenor of Fargo, will assume his
place and assist in the music. Tt is
understood that Mr.. Perley is planning
for the organization of a very strong
chorus choir as a feature for the even-
ing services at the Congregational
church.
trusted the work Of taking the nsu
of the school children in Moorhead,
says he has about completed the work
and that he is now engaged in picking
UP the stray threads, listing those who
were absent when he made his first
call. Mr.. Middagh says that the en-
rollnent will show an increase In some
of the wards-the Fourth ward re-
will be made to the president of the
board Of education, DR.. Q. ]. Hagen.
Among the guests at the Comstock
today were, L. R. Nostad, Rugby, N.
D., A. e. Hall, Towner, N. D., J. T.
Johnson and wife and Mr.. n Mrs. L.
Lofgren of Ulen, Mimi, and>Prof. w. r.
Kohler of st. Paul, potato expert at
the state agricultural college.
The many friends of ]. H. Armstrong,
in the cities as we'll as in Dilworth,
will be pleased to learn that he has
been called to a we'll merited promo
ton, chief clerk in one Of the offices
at Northern Pacific headquarters at st.
Paul. For three years Mr.. Armstrong
has been timekeeper at Dilworth and
evidently has made good.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. j. Sullivan who have
been visiting here for some time have
returned to their home at Orillia, Ont.
Mrs. e. A. Thackery left yesterday
for Red Bluff, Cal, where she Will re-
main some time.
Northern Pacific train No. 6 passed
through the city about two hours a
today.
Senator Marden was a passenger to
Breckenridge this morning to take part
in the hearing, before Judge F1aherty,
relative to the establishment OF a depot
at Lawndale, MINI. Several weeks ago
the state railroad and warehouse COM
mission, after a hearing, ordered the
Great Northern to establish a depot
at the Joint named, but the
railway company has taken an appeal
from the order of the commission.