The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1912-10-26
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Tony Ivonhoff, a Servian, leaves
Moorhead tonight to join his command
in the war with Turkey. He goes via
New York at which port he will receive
his Instructions from his consul there.
His destination will be Servidge. He IS
the son of a prominent official of Ser
via.
Clarence E~venson, formerly with Nor
by & Hide, has leased the store to be
vacated by Mr.. Weeks and will stock
it with a frst-class line of groceries
and provisions, He will open his en-
terprise about Nov. 8.
George E. Perley was apassenger to
La Moure, N. D., this morning, on a
business matter but will return tonight.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. D. Titus. Mrs. Lam
phere and daughters were luncheon
guests Of S. G.. Comstock and Miss Com
stock at the Hotel Comstock yester-
day.
Tomorrow morning the quartette
choir of the Congregational church will
sing Schnecker's anthem, Abide With
is the Lords by Lynes. In the evening
Mr.. Bunce will sing Bucks Fear We
Not, o Isreal and the chorus choir will
sing a chorus by Buck.
Officers of the Swedish Lutheran
| church say that the of
ed unanimously in favor the call OF
Rev. s. M. Eckman to be pastor in
harmony with the vote of the congre-
cation of the Moorhead church. It is
understood that the reverend gentle
man will accept and will soon relieve
the retiring pastor.
Services will be held in the Presby.
terrain church at Dilworth tomorrow
afternoon at 3 o'clock.
w. G. Calderwood, chairman of the
Minnesota Prohibition committee, viii
deliver an address at the Presbyterian
church tomorrow morning at 1886
o'clock. The evening service will be
in charge of The Gldeons.
Among the small cities of this great
state there is not one which has q
business thoroughfare more attractive
than Front street Moorhead now thai
1t has ben denuded of unsightly electro
light and power wire poles belonging
to the city. For several months, under
the direction of superintendent Warner
the work Of moving the wires to poles
which have been erected in the alleys
The work of moving the wires was
completed a few days ago and then be-
gan the work of taking down the poles
and it is expected that the work will
be completed his evening. The razeC
poles will be turned over to the poo
committee of the city which will hav,
tribution to applicants for poor all
during III winter. Now, the only wires
on the street are those of the trolley
for the street railway system and the!
dIS AOL SOASAuOLO upJCCLIonHDlts z
A state factory inspector Is travel
ing up this way. and his mission is Il
see that children are not being KEEP
out Of school to labor unnecessarily.
The congregation of Grace churcl
will join in a union service to be helt
at the Presbyterian church tomorrow
morning, when the address will b,
given by w. 6. Calderwood OF the stat
prohibition committee. In the even
ing the Rev. A. j.. Abbott will preacl
at his own church as usual, ustni
for his theme. The Prodigal's Eide
Brother.
st. Peter Herald: Failure TO ratif.
the proposedSeven senator amendmen
to the state constitution, which Is t,
be voted upon In November, means
that within the space OF a few year
control of both branches Of the leg.
islature viii be handed over to tn,
large citieSn of the state. In New Yorl
and Illinois representation is limited
or else control would long ago hav,
7assed to New York and Chicago, an,
minnesota must emulate these oldei
states. At the election this fall ever.
voer should cast his ballot. In favor o
the seven-senator amendment.
The Ulen News puts The Moorheaa
News in the Ananias column in con
uection with the Wefald scrap.