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

rNE #EfEN
This evening automobile owners at
Detroit will meet and complete the or
~ganization of a city club, the mem
bershtp for which win be $40.
Pres. John H. Worst Of the state
agricultural college, Fargo, will make
the commencement address to the
Moorhead high school. Su~perintend-
ent Edwards that the ex-
ercises viii be held at the normal
auditorium, Monday, June 8.
The meeting Of the Young PEOPLES
society of the Swedish I,utheran
church which was to have been held
ms evening has been postponed until
Friday, May IL.
A daughter was born to Mr.. n
Mrs. Robert G. Barnard of Jamestown.
n. ID. yesterday.
Several bridges, most of them small
ones, have been washed out in the
vicinity of st. Cloud and autoists go
ing to Minneapolis via that vicinity
nave TO make a detour and cross the
Mlssissippi at Monticello. The latter
river at Red Wing is the highest it
a been for mani years and some
A1SuiNSuleHCe IS expected.
J. e. Metzger, one Of the teachers
in the high school at Fergus Fails
n Miss Jennie Reba Butts of Low
ourgh, Pa. were married at Minnea-
polls a day or two ago.
Editor Wheelock of Fergus Fails il
asking fair play for the new MAYOR of
the city named n that the new adj
ministration should be judged for what
it does not do.
Wheelock's Weekly: OF course, il
1t comes to q question of ~veracity be-
tween Frank Eddy and Governor Eb-
erhart-as it has-we are bound to
accept the governors word, whether
we believe him or not.
Edward H, Nicholson. district SUPER
intendent of the Anti-saloon league,
q arrived at Fergus Falls where he
will establish a home and an office.
Mr.. Ntcholson's district comprises the
counties Of Beltrami, Becker, Es~
Stone, Clearwater, Clay, Chippewa,
Douglas, Grant Hubbard, Kittson, Lac
Qui Parle, Marshall, Mahnomen. Nor
man, Polk. Pope, Roseau, Stearns,
Stephens, Swift. Traverse. Todd, will
kin and Wadena.
A. G. Anderson of Fergus Falls who
was a guest at The Comstock yes
terday said when he got home that he
Is not going to have any opposition
as delegate to the national republican
convention from this congressional
district. He says that the sentiment
up through the district is largely for
Roosevelt, and everyone comedies the
Ninth district to him.
Funeral services for Patrick SON
nelly Were held at st. Joseph's church
at 10 o'clock this morning and they
were conducted by Father Edmunds
OF st. Elizabeth's church at Dilworth.
Rose e. Mott, 20 years of age.
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. John Mott
OF Donnybrook, n. D., passed AVA at
q local hospital last evening, having
succumbed to an attack of typhoid
fever n other serious complications.
accompanied by a relative the body
was taken to the home Of the bereayed
parents this morning.
Dwight M. Baldwin, owner Of the
Moorhead mills, and G. 7. Gross, local
manager, were dinner guests of e.
Van Houten at the Comstock yester-
day.
A guest of Father Gerard Of st.
Joseph's church today was Rt. Rev.
Peter Engel, president of st. Johns
university.
The Ulen and Lake Park baseball
teams will try conclusions at the lat
ter town X Sunday afternoon.
w. B. Carman is candidate for the
county attorneyship of Becker county
He is an attorney living at Detroit.
Captain Murray of the Athletics
announced today that a game had been
scheduled for mex Sunday afternoon,
when the opponents of the local team
will be the team from Humboldt. The
Sunday following the local team will
go to Grand Forks to play the dis