The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1912-12-07
The Influence of the Passing of Public
Lands on Democracy.

The Influence of the Passing of Public
Lands on Democracy.
The Belief in the Catholic Church
will be the subject of the morning
sermon at Grace Methodist church to-
morrow and in the evening the pas
tors subject will be One Thing Thou
Lackest.
The preacher at the Presbyterian
church tomorrow morning will be
Rev. r. N. Adams, formerly superin-
tendent of home missions for Mime
sofa, well known for his progressive
work in this state. Also he will
preach in the Dilworth church in the
afternoon. Usual services will be held
in the evening at 1880 o'clock.
A through car to Dilworth left
Broadway and Northern Pacific ave-
nue., Fargo, at 1880 this morning.
The Ladies' Aid society of the Pres
byterian church held a very enjoyable
meeting at the home of Mrs. Paxton
Thursday afternoon.
TWO Crookston merchants were ar
rested q day or two ago at the in
stance Of the state inspector of
weights and measures, for selling
cranberries by the liquid quart meas
ure. Fines Of $50 each were imposed
and paid.
Hans A. Madison, a business man of
Minor, N. D., passed AVA at one of
the hospitals in Fergus Falls yester-
day. The body was sent to Minor for
interment last evening.
Miss Hayes, teacher of reading and
expression at the state normal school
has in preparation an elaborate pro-
gramme which will be presented dur
| inc thn nhn nal ovn~osra1 NJ &I,. gtnFn
normal school next Saturday.
L "A. Weigle, dean Of Carleton col
lege at Mortified, has been elected
president of the Minnesota Educa-
ttonal association for the ensuing year
Mrs. c. G. Dosland was hostess fol
the ladies Of Trinity Lutheran church
at her home yesterday afternoon.
The address at the Grand theatre
Fargo, tomorrow evening, under TIT
auspices Of the free lecture course
will be delivered by DR.. H. M. Brack,
en-, secretary Of the Minnesota state
board of health.
A big consignment Of Christmas
trees arrived in Moorhead this morn.
ing and it was not long before there
were some purchases made.
DR.. Gosslee, who is associated will
DR.. Humphrey, with his wife will soor
be comfortably located in a new home
recently built by Henry KoehIer. Ii
the doctors family is his brother whC
Is a student at the state normal school
The next Fellowcraft club dancin.
party is announced for Thursday even
ing, Dec. 10.
RegistGr of Deeds Stalley ESoorts
seventeen transfers for the past weel
seven Of them farm tracts, sewers
Moorhead parcels n some lots in Dill
worth and GAINESVILLE. The considera
tons amounted to upwards Of $4,000.
There will be a regular meeting O
Mayf1ower camp of Royal Neighbors
Tuesday, Dec. 10, at Flaten's hall oil
Front street, between First and Ffftl
streets. Every member is urged t
be present.
Mixed types, yesterday, in the repor
of the election of knights of Pythia
officers, Moorhead lodge, caused an ON
mission of the name of d. w. Meeke
as the new chancellor commander.
President Weld OF he state norma
school poured oil on the troubled wat
ers which for a time threatened ser
ious dissention at the meeting Of tn
state educational association on Thurs
day afternoon and the result was tina
a long factional fight was brought to
close by q compromise and when tn
session ended everybody was happ
and In future the membership fee will