The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1912-11-09
EAST SIDE NOTES.

At the morning service in the Con-
gregational church, tomorrow, Rev. III.
A. Kernen will preach on The Idea
of Devil. the fifth sermon of series
on the Bible. 1t is also announced
that at the first meeting of the year
of the mems seminar, DR.. G. w. G.
Hyde of Minneapolis will speak. All
the men of the church are invited to
this meeting where subjects, Of gem
eral interest along social and moral
lines are discussed. The annual ban
quet will be held at the church Thurs
day night, Nov. IA, 80 o'clock. Rev.
]. M. Walters will be the guest Of hon
or and the speaker, and his subject
will be Shams. .n
The address at the meeting of the
Christian Endeavor society will be
delivered by the pastor, who will
speak on The Use of a Church or
Parish House, at 6:45 o'clock D. m.
The morning subject of the sermon
at the Presbyterian church, tomorrow,
will be Gods Way Of Salvation, and
in the evening the pastor will speak
on Temperance. Services in the
Dilworth Presbyterian church will be
held tomorrow afternoon at o'clock
when there will be q celebration of
the Lords Supper.
Glyndon News: Foster Paige went
to Ada today to complete plan Of
entering the employ Of the lumber
company and spending the winter in
the pineries for his health's sake. Mrs.
Paige and sister, Miss Johnson, plan
to accompany him later. -.
DR.. Hyde, who has been conducting
the teachers institute at the normal
this week will deliver an address at
the Lutheran church at Glyndon to-
morrow evening on the subject of
Books and Learning. Also Miss Mar
tha Wilson. one Of the state librarians,
will give a talk on the subject of
Childrens Reading.
Martin o. Solum, republican, was
elected commissioner for the First
district of Clay county; R. B. Webb,
commissioner for the Third district
and A. ]. Wright for the Fifth dis
trict.
President Creegan of Fargo college
will be the speaker at the Union
church, Hawley, tomorrow morning,
afternoon and evening.
The board Of education at st. Cloud
has requested all Of the teachers in
the public school to attend the an
catiOnal association. The schools will
be closed for the dates OF the meeting
and full pay will be allowed.
A regular meeting of the Royal
| Neighbors will be held in the lodge
room of the Gletne building this even
| ing at the usual time. There is very
| important business to transact and fol-
| lowing the formal session there will be
social hour during which refresh
| ments will be served. -.
President Aasgaard OF Concordia col.
| lege returned home this morning from
| Hannaford, N. D., where he attended g
series of meetings and did some sue
1 cessful missionary work for the Moor.
! head institution to which, he says
| North Dakotans are giving liberal as
/ sistance. .#
The jury in the district court, thit
| afternoon, reported in favor Of thu
| plaintiffs in the case of w. J. BodkiI
| and others VS.. Great Northern Railwa!
| Co. Three cases were consolidated anC
| the award of damages covers all three
The combined amounts sued for aggre
| gated about $4,000 the plaintiffs beint
| represented by Senator Marden. Tht
next case called was No. 81. Crane 4
| Ordway Co, Fargo, VS.. G. HeilmsI
| Brewing Co, Mr.. Dosland for the latte
and Mr.. Sharp for the plaintiff.
The teachers attending the teachers
| institute were regaled this morninj
with heart to heart talk by Or. Hyd
the conductor. His subject was TIL
Fail at Their Work. Some Of the chic
reasons he cited were, lack of tac1
lack Of common sense, laziness, shrink
ing of work and lack of self confidence
DIR. Hyde illustrated the points he wish
ed to impress by skillfully painte
i word pictures drawn from his varie
experiences in the schoolroom unde
| all sorts of conditions.