The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1912-01-22
EAST SIDE NOTES.


Mad dogs are reported to be very
troublesome i the northeastern a
OF Otter Tail county.
Rev. M. L. Hostager recently ten
dered his resignation as pastor Of the
Norwegian Lutheran church at Brain
erd, Mimi, having been offered a posi-
ton with the Anti Saloon league as
district manager Of the northwestern
part OF the state, with headquarters
In Fargo or Detroit.
H. Fl. Hanson of Moorhead has been
honored by the advisory council of the
state OF Minnesota of the Royal League
oy election as vice grand archon. The
elevation as a recognition of
Mr.. Hanson's work for the order in
Moorhead
A member Of the board Of education
at Mankato has started a war to stop
the reading of the Bible in the public
notwithstanding to an old custom
the Bible is read in the high school
as a part of the opening exercises on
each Monday morning.
The senior girls at the normal were
entertained by Miss Anderson, dean of
women. in the parlors of Wheeler hall
this afternoon.
The young people are anticipating
the masquerade ball to be given by
the Royal Neighbors of Moorhead, at
Fries hall. Fargo, next Thursday
evening.
An event this evening will be a
card party for the members of Phoenix
lodge. A. c. U. w. Moorhead. The
host will be A. r. Charest. All Work
men are invited to be present and con-
test for the attractive prizes which wifi
be awarded to the holders OF high score
cards.
Mrs. Louis Miller of Rustad is a
patient at the Moorhead hospital suf-
fering with an attack of pneumonia.
A very large audience assembled at
the Congregational church last night
to hear a missionary lecture on CeyIon,
by the pastor, Rev. H. A.. Kernen " no
discussed his subject from the stand
point of personal observation. The
remark of the reverend gentleman
We're illustrated with a series of ar
.tistically finished slides.
George P. williams of Lakota. N. D.,
and II. s. johnson of st. Paul were
guests at the New Columbia hotel.
Reports from the hospital this morn
ing regarding the condition of Cap
tain Richards were somewhat more
reassuring.
The Ulen Union has invited it's read
ers to express, in a blank provided for
the purpose their choice for presi-
Dental candidates. W. H, Taft's name
heading The list of eight names.
The picture of w. e. (P~ussyfoot)
Johnson adorns the front page of last
Bemidji Pioneer. Mi. john
now lives at Laurel, Mo.
Mrs. william Russell will be host
ess for a special meeting of the Wo-
mans club of Moorhead. tomorrow
afternoon. Arrangements are to be
perfected for a joint meeting of the
clubs of Moorhead and Fargo, on the
of the visit to Moorhead. Feb.
of President Vincent who will be
! guest at a breakfast to be given BY
he Moorhead club.
Miss York of Fargo is putting the
contestants for the Huntoon gold med
Il through q course of training In
oublic speaking and declamationg.
Miss York is substituting for Miss
Reynolds, teacher of expression in the
ocal high school, who is absent on
account of the recent bereavement OF
Ter mother. The medals are annually
donated by l.. a. Huntoon for the pur-
Jose of stimulating efficiency in read
ng and public speaking within the
,anks of pupils in the high school.
superintendent Edwards will an
ounce the date Of the contest very