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Late Events

G.. A. Everhart left last evening for
Minneapolis, where he will spend a
few days with his daughter, Mrs. B. G.
Massie. From there he will go to Fox
River, Wis, to visit for a couple of
weeks.
The Misses Ethel and Eva Hauser
returned home last evening from Park
River to spend the Easter holidays
with their parents, Mr.. and Mrs. VIM.
Hauser of First avenue south.
.
Mrs. VIM. Hauser of First avenue
south entertained the ladies Of the
German club. Seventeen members
gathered at the Hauser home and spent
a most enjoyable afternoon in chat
over needlework. AT the close Of the
afternoon the hostess served a very
tempting luncheon.
Mrs. J. l.. Lockhart returned today
from a several months eastern trip.
She visited in Toronto, Uxbridge, and
Woodstark, Ontario; Hilton, Rochester
and Buffalo, N. X. and Cleveland,
o. Mrs. LocShart will leave this after
noon for her home at Grandin, N. d.
&c.
Major Percy Morton of Minneapolis
win speak at the Salvation Army this
evening, at the services tomorrow and
again on Monday evening.
-
AT the Presbyterian young peoples
society meeting tomorrow at {: 80 b. m.
+Rey. r. G. Behner will speak and Miss
Margaret McL4elland will sing. A COR
dial invitation lis extended to all.
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Church Saruicas.

The preacher at the Congregational
church Sunday morning will be Rev.
H. X. Wingate, a missionary in the
foreign field with a station in Asia
Minor. The musical features will be
an anthem by Macy, Callest Thou
Thus, o Master, and a solo, Olive
Branches, by L. A. Huntoon. The
pastor, Rev. H. A. KermeG, will preach
in the evening Inc his subject will
be, The Beginning of Holy Week.
The Mems Seminar will be addressed
by Mr.. Wingate whose subject will
be, Turkish Politics. The pastor an
nounces a week of services during
Holy Week, beginning Tuesday even
ing when the speaker will be Rev. G.
Dewitt Bowling of Gethsemane ca
thedral, Fargo; Thursday evening,
Rev. r. A. Beard Of the First Con-
gregational church, Fargo; and Good
Friday evening the pastor of the
church will conduct the service. The
service each evening will begin at 8
o'clock.
At st. Johns Episcopal church the
services for Palm Sunday will be
morning prayer and sermon at 10: 80
evening prayer and sermon at 1880
o'clock. Services for Holy week will
be services Tuesday. Wednesday and
Thursday at 4:S0 p. M, and on Good
Griday morning at IL o'clock.
Grace Methodist church, services a
1890 in the morning and 1880 in the
evening. The morning subject viii
be. Head Religion orrHeart Religion
Which? and that fQR the evening will
be, Paul's Advice to Young People
Rev. "A. J. Abbott, pastor.
Trinity Lutheran church, mornins
service at 1890, evening at 8 o'clock
Swedish Lutheran Bethesda church
morning service at 10: 80. evening at
o'clock.
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to attend. strangers especially

vited to attend. Strangers especially
welcome.
First Congregational church. Rev.
r. A. Beard, D. D., pastor. Sunday
services will be as follows: 1890 a.
m. morning worship, with sermon by
the pastor; subject, How Christ Re-
veals God; 10 Sunday school, r. c.
Burnett, superintendent; $50 p, m.
Young Peoples, Society OF Christian
Endeavor; subject. Foreign Missions.
1880 p. m. in place of the evening
preaching service Rev. H. w. Wingate
will give an address, illustrated by
s~tereopticon, upon Turkey, Past and
Present. Some of the slides shown upon
the screen will be photographs Of re-
Gently discovered ruins of temples and
cities Of Old Testament times. Mr..
Wingate is a resident missionary in
Cesarea, Asia Minor, and speaks from
first-hand knowledge.
Rev. J. H. Johanson from Horace
will preach at the Roberts street
church on Roberts street Sunday night
at 8 o'clock. Everybody is cordially in
vited to attend.
st. Paul's Lutheran church, corner
of Fifth street and Sixth avenue north,
c. Davick, pastor. Services Sunday
morning at 10:30; English evening
services at s o'clock. Sunday shoot at
IL, Norwegian and English classes.
On Thursday evening of Holy week
there will be communion services
(~Alltergang) at So'clock.
Scandinavian Free church, corner
Fourth street and Third avenue
north, S. Wuflestad, pastor. Sunday
services as follows: Morning. 10:45;
evening, 7:45; Sunday school at IL;
young peoples meeting at 5; mid
week prayer meeting on Wednesday
evening. You are all cordially in
vited.
Norwegian Baptist church, corner
Second avenue and Fourth street
north, J. B. Sundt. pastor. Sunday
services: Morning, 1O:SO; subject, Our
Preference. Sunday school and Bible
class at oon Young peoples meet
ing, 1880. Evening service, 7:45; sub
ject, In His Likeness. All are cor
daily invited.
The Glad Tidings Mission, 10 Front
street. Sunday school at 10 a. m.
preaching at IL a. m., open air meet
ing at z p. M, song and prayer service
at 1880 p. m with preaching at s
p. m. by Rev. Hazeltine. Special music
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ExeeNent P-erformanca.

The operetta, A Nautical Knot. was
presented under the auspices of the
high school, Miss AIDA Blakeslee of
Fargo, director. The opera was
splendidly mounted and given before
an audience which crowded the opera
house. It was the general comment
that it was the finest affair ever given
by the schools of the city and Miss
Blakeslee was showered with compile
ments for the splendid training she
had given the principals and chorus.
A review OF the performance arrived
too late for a place in The Forum
today,
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CLUB NOTES

The Votes for Women league win
meet Monday evening In the basement
of the public library. Miss Perley win
speak and special music has been SEE
cured. Routine business will proceeds
the programme. Everyone is cordially
invited to attend and new members are
solicited. The present membership in-
cludes a number OF the leading men of
the city and the number is fast Inc
creasing.
The Round Table club met yesterday
afternoon with Mrs. n. J. Haxby OF
Eighth street north. 1t was decided
to unite with the other clubs of the
city in a ommon club house and MRS.
Ledyard w. Sargent and Mrs. J. HI
Shepperd were chosen for the dele@
gates to the district meeting to be held
early next month at Hope. The pros
gramme was then taken up. MRS.
Sargent gave a sketch of Herman SUI
derman and read from two selections
from his plays, Magda and John the
Baptist. Mrs. Brahman talked on Arr
mold Doecklen and Mrs. f. o. SchlipG
discussed Religious Painters.
The Fargo Woman's club met yesa
.terday afternoon with Mrs. w. h
Barnett at her home on Third avenue
south. 1t was decided to cooperate
with the rest Of the Fargo clubs in
"a club house for the meetings next
year. Mrs. o. G. Barnes read a very
interesting paper on Difficulties ana
Dangers Confronting the Working
Woman. Mrs. Remington pleased the
ladies with a review of The House OF
Bondage. In accordance with the
theme of the meetings kilograms were
sent to Congressman Hanna and Hel4
.gesen urging them to use their influ4
ence in the passage of the bill cons
corning the white slave traffic.
The Moorhead Woman's club met
yesterday afternoon with Mrs. Sven
singsen. The programme was opened
with a interesting sketch of Ernest
Seton Thompson with readings from
his Wild Animals I Have known, by
Mrs. Askegaard. Mrs. Fauldes gave
two very excellent sketches OF William
j. Long and G. G. d. Roberts with Sc
lect readings. Miss Deans gave a,
criticism on the Modern School of MAJ
ture Study. Mrs. Harris lead the disc
cussion.
At the club meetings yesterday ia
was decided by most of the clubs 70.
cooperate and form a common club
house where the clubs may hold their
regular meetings without the trouble
of meeting at the homes of the mem-
hers. The Unitarian church has BEEN
suggested as a good place to meet and
IT. is hoped to complete arrangements
so that the clubs may meet there during
next season. The clubs which meet
next week will take a vote upon rha
question and steps will then be taken
for the necessary arrangements.
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IN THE HOTEL LOBBIES

Mr.. and Mrs. Allen J. Rheubottow
of Vancouver were in the city yes4
terday on their way east. Mr.. Rheu[
bottow is a prominent banker in the
easern part of the continent. He de-
cided to stop off in Fargo and make q
number of observations regarding the
city for personal business reasons. He
was at the Gardner hotel while hers
and was rendered the courtesies OF
the commercial club by Secretary
slime who called in person Mr.. and
MRS. Rheubottow left the city for
Minneapolis and eastern points last
night. Both expressed themselves
much pleased with the general ap-
pearance and apparent prosperity of the
city and said they were surprised al
its size as it was much larger than
they had imagined.
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Will PRESENT NOSE
Most Of the Cast for Senior Class Play
Have Been chosen-Some Excel
lent Talent in Class.

The senior class of the high school
has chosen for their annual play Nose.
a three-act play by Carlton Wright
Miles, which will be given under the
direction of Miss Beatrice Olson, in
structor in public speaking. The play
will probably be given at the opera
house the last week in May, although
definite arrangements have not been
made. Peter Elliott has been selected
as manager.
The class this year has some ex-
~ceptional histronic ability sand much
is expected of them. Miss Florence
Gormley was first chosen for the part
of Anne Schuyler, who loves a man for
his weakness. but will not be able to
take the part much to the regret of
her classmates. Some of the characters
have no been chosen but will be filled
in very soon. Practices will commence
almost Immediately. The cast will be
as follows:
Nose, a football hero-George
Booth.
Frank Thornton, weak, but not
wicked-Einar Blk.
Thurston Hall, who makes a mis-
ldhS-bllSS I4lChGEs
Billy Holt, the inevitable freshman
Charles Kennedy,
Henry Warwick, a product Of yellow
journalism-Edward THEM.
Society" Smith, one of the boys
Not chosen.
Rodney, Sumner, Hayden, some of
the boys-Not chosen.
Thomas Edward, "Penfant terrible
-Kathrine Keye.
An Old Man. Moses father-Paul
Hoover.
Eleanor Thornton, who loves a man
for his strength-Irene Liembacher.
Anne Schuyler, who loves a mar for
his weakness-Ethel Canniff.
Betty Carewe, who loves a fresh
man-Edith Gross.
Sally Middleton-Not selected.
Katharine Stanton-Alice Gallagher.
Edythe Burne-Jones, an impression
list from the Observation-Disclosures
Shea.
Mrs. Bone, the frat" house NATION
Louise Fitzgerald.
Mrs. vanche, a chaperon-Not
Mrs. courant, a chaperon-Not
chosen.
Inga, the maid-Not chosen.
A waiter has stopped a woman from
smoking in public. Gave her a tip
II ~ h1Tg 4. H#..#H
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Funeral for j. G. L.vroan.

Funeral services for ]. c. Lyman
will be held at the Presbyterian church.
Dilworth, tomorrow afternoon, at q
O'Clock. The i~nterrnent will be made
In Prairie Home cemetery. The fun
eral procession will be met at the OUT
skirts Of the city by a delegation for
the A. o. u. w. lodge Of Moorhead Of
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Weston Promoted.

The many friends OF e. s. Weston,
travelling auditor of the Northern Pa
cific, will be very glad to hear OF his
promotion which is a transfer to
Spokane, Wash. Mar. Weston has been
covering this district for upwards Of
two years n has made a host OF
friends.
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Moorhead Department

which Mr.. Lyman had been a member
and the delegation will act as an es-
cort to the cemetery. The master
workman requests that members as
semble at the workmen hall at 8
o'clock tomorrow afternoon.
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TRACK AND TIE.

w. B. McKinnon, travelling agent OF
the Canadian Northern railroad. was
In Fargo today.
/. M. Gray, travelling agent OF the
Illinois Central railroad, will be in the
city over Sunday
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Was Very Low.

A message from Jamestown, this
morning. said that Andrew Frederick
son was very low and death was mo-
mentarily expected by his friends. Mrs.
Fredrickson and her brother, Pete Mall
vey left for Jamestown last evening.
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SUBJECTS For SUNDAY IN FARGO cHURcHES

Turkey. Past and Present Rev. H. W. wingate, At First congrega-
ttonal church 1880 p m. H.
How Christ Reveals God, Rev. r. A. Beard, First Congregational
church, 1920 a. m.
The Witness of History and Science to Immortality Rev. j. NJ. Wal
ters, First Methodist church, 1880 pm.
Our Preference, Rev. j. B. sundt Norwegian Baptist church, 1890
#a g.. m ## "##" #"a#."
The Gard Table and the Modern Dance. Rev. chas. F. sewrey. Broad
way Methodist church, 1880 p M.
Results of Mr.. Sundays Work and characteristics, MRS. Albert P.
GILL at Broadway Methodist church. 1880 am. a
The soul winners Reward, Rev. L. M. Bingaman, zion Evangelical
church, IL a. m. (German).
Reality. First church of Christ Scientist 1915 a. m.
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The Markets
GRAIN QUOTATIONS..

chas. {. Lewis O Co., Grain and Stock
Brokers, Morton Block, Fargo.
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!. the evsnine meeslng. All are in

al the evening meeting. All are in
vited.
Broadway Methodist Services, corr
ner Broadway and seventh avenue,
Chas. n. sewrey. pastor. Morning
service at 10. so. at which Mrs. Albert
p. Gin win speak on the subject, Res
suits Of Mr.. Sundays Work and
characteristics. AT 1880 p. m. the
pastor will speak on the subject OF
the Card Table and the Modern Dance.
Good music. All welcome.
Zion Evangelical Association church.
corner OF First avenue and Tenth
street south, L. M. Bingaman, pastor.
English Sunday school at 10 g, M.
German preaching at IL a. m. Sub
ject, The Soul Winners Reward. =.
p. A. meeting at GAS p. m. English
preaching at 1880 p. M, subject Good
Counsel o Old and Young. A cordial
invitation extended to all.
Rev. Mr.. Behner will preach at the
Presbyterian church morning and eve
ming. Morning subject, The Business
of Salvation; evening, Some Said 1t
Thundered, Others Said An Angel
Spoke. Other services as usual.
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Beef Priees.

u Beef Prices.
St.Paul, Mimi, March 30.-Cows and
heifers, $2.25 $500; steers: Stockers
and feeders, $3.00@5.5O..
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A waiter has stopped a woman from
smoking in public. Gave her a tip
probably.
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Swedish Lutheran Elm church,
Rev. N. 0. Grunden, pastor; residence
901 Third avenue notwithstanding serv-
ice at 10: 80 o'clock every Sunday ex-
cept the second Sunday in each month.
Sunday school at l., evening service
every Sunday at 8 o'clock sharp. All
who understand the Swedish language
are cordially welcome to worship with
u.s. 49,.
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Swedish BAPTIST church, corner OF
Fourth street n Third avenue north.
b. Nelson, pastor. Al. r. GILL VIM. A..
Sundays advance organizer. will speak
at the morning service 10.45 O'clock;
sunday school and Bible class at ~
o'clock; Young Peoples meeting at s
o'clock 3. m.; evening service at T.41
o'clock, after which the church will
observe the Lords supper, All are iep
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The Glad Tidings Mission, 10 Front
street. Sunday school at 10 a. M,
preaching at IL a. m, open air meet
ing at z p. M, song and prayer service
at 1880 p. m. with preaching at s
p. m. by Rev. Hazeltine. Special music
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Rev. ]. H. Johanson from Horace
will preach at the Roberts street
church On Roberts street Sunday night
at 8 o'clock. Everybody is cordially in
vited to attend.
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First Methodist church; corner Ninth
street and First avenue south. John IA.
Walters, minister. Topics for sunday:
Morning, THE Strangest Triumph OF
the Ages; evening, The Witness Of
history and Science to Immortality.
Reception OF members at morning serv-
ice: Sunday school at noo Epworth
league at $50; strangers always well
come. al homelike church.
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