The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1912-10-05

as Well as local debates. Some of the
outside schools will be Moorhead, De-
trott and GAINESVILLE.
The HawJey Herald is boosting the
market day, which is to be held in
that town Nov. 20.
Rev. and Mrs. III. Al. Kernen have
returned from Mortified. Mimi, where
they went to attend a Congregational
church conference. An important mat
ter considered and acted upon favor
ably was the arranging for a supply of
a. pastor at large to look after the spir-
itual needs of young mel n women
OF the Congregational church at the
state university.
The Rev. Mr.. Montgomery, formerly
Congregational minister at Detroit,
Mimi, has accepted a ~pastorate at Red
Oak. la.
Thomas Fitzgerald las resigned his
position at the Farmers elevator. and
he has been succeeded by Mr.. Newman,
formerly a grain buyer at Pelican Rap
ids, MINI.
There will be a celebration of the
holy communion at the Congregational
church tomorrow morning, during
which there will be a reception of the
new members. For his sermon, Rev.
-. = n = w ~ . GA DS-
ing ALI in the Name of the Lord Jesus.
The usual evening session OF the
Christian EndeaVor will be diScontin-
ued tomorrow, but instead and under
It's auspices, President Creegan of Far
go college will deliver his lecture on
Japan and Corea, during the church
service hour. During the morning
service the choir will sing Holder's
anthem, The Lord Is My Light and in
the evening Gounod's anthem, Send
Out Thy Light, with a chorus.
At the request of the civics club the
members of the Junior Civic league
will meet at the high school next Mon
day afternoon at 4 o'clock, when the
flower prizes will be awarded.
The announcement has been made
that practical provision has been made
for the liquidating the building debt
on the Presbyterian church. Just a
few more subscriptions, m not very
large ones either, are all that is need
ed to wipe the slate clean.
At a receivers sale today in the
case of Lena Karlstrom VS., s. Lund-
gren the realty and personal property
involved was sold at public auction.
The two parcels of realty were sold to
John Karlstrom for SO, 800 and the fur
niture, fixtures, saloon stock, etc. were
also bid in by Mr.. Karlstrom at 102
cents on the dollar. The latter par
eel included the ~unexpired term Of the
retail liquor license. The sale was
conducted by the receivers, appointed
by the court some time ago, D. w.
Meeker and O.. T. Bergen. The plain
tiff and defendant were represented by
Attorneys Dosland and Marden.
The superintendent of the city
schools at Fergus Falls reports to his
board a total enrolment of 1,219 pu-
pills attending the several schools Of
the city, 243 of them in the high
school.
Fergus Falls Journal: The public
ownership candidates will be placed
above the prohibition candidates in the
makeup of the state ballot this year.
The order will be, republican, demo-
crat, public ownership, prohibition and
progressive. Charles w. Brandborg,
Henning. socialist labor candidate for
governor, failed to receive enough votes
to &c on the ballot. He poIled 500.
ffty-one less than the requisite 10 per
cent. ...,.r+
The city Of ST. Cloud, in a plan Of
economizing, a arranged for the use
Of the different school buildings in
the city as polling places for the COM
ing general election. The commission
has turned down a bill for rent of one
of the offices of a justice of the peace
whose Office rent is paid by the city
and which was used as a polling place
for the primary election.
w. J. Bodkin, who was at Gardner,
N. D., on business a day or two ago,
says that he saw threshing machines
idle because of the lack of men to
operate them. In that section the
shortage of men is a very serious mat
ter for the farmers. who are unable to
harvest the bumper crop in their
fields.
The Moorhead News is printing some
hot stuff for the d~eIectation of one
Knud Wefald of Hawley, who is run
ming Is a republican for the legisla-
ture this fall, but who ran as a dem
ocrat two years.