The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1912-11-02
EAST SIDE NOTES.

At the Congregational church tomor-
row morning, Rev. Fl. A Kernen will
preach the fourth ermOn on the Bible
and his theme will be, The Conceptions
evening service Will be in charge OF the
Christian Endeavor society and DIR.
Hagen will be the speaker. During
The morning service the quartette choir
o My Savior, by Baldwin, and That
Sweet Story of Old. The anthem in
the evening will be Bucks l Will Call
Upon Thee, by the chorus choir.
Miss Minnie Doe of Crookston visit
ed with Mrs. c. F. Brennan last Thurs
day.
The national colors were fioated at
half-mast at the United States weather
station, today. in honor OF the late vice
president Of the United States. 81
When the district court was adjourn
ed by Judge Nye this afternoon he an
nounccd that all concerned would be
excused until 2 o'clock Wednesday
morning so that they could go and cast
their ballots at the general election on
Tuesday.
Miss Ida Baker Of Duluth will con-
| clude a visit to the Misses Hanson to-
morrow when she will return to her
home.
Miss Hanson, noble grand of the local
lodge OF Rebekahs, announces that the
lodge Will be honored with a visit from
the state president of the Rebekah as
sembly on Wednesday evening, Nov.
13. nj.
The Rev. C. D. Bostrom mas
to leave the city with his family next
Tuesday after he has cast his vote for
the president of the United States.
The loads of potatoes which arrived
in the Moorhead potato market today
could be counted by the hundreds. The
farmers are hauling to Moorhead be-
u more cars are available here. At
| the VTnItnr anG nIGn, hnNsAu kIn -a-1rk
is that the quality of the spuds is eX-
c%ellent. In nearly every case the loads
of potatoes were blanketed as the wea-
Their was rather snappy when the farm
ers left there barns early in the morn
ing.
The Mems Seminar of the Congrega-
tional church will resume meetings a
! week from tomorrow and it is expected
that annual "get-together" banquet
Will be given, at the church, Thursday,
Nov. II. I. ...s.. ~,
The Christian Endeavor society of
the congregational church gave a uni
que and interesting entertainment for
the young people last night. Every n
number of thrills. A large number
were present.
Secretary Walker of the Moorhead
Automobile club has received a sup
| ply of official road guides of Mime
sofa, issued bv the Minnesota Auto
mobile association. The guide con-
tains maps of the roads throughout
the state, and detailed information re-
garding all the roads. 1t Is a valuable
book, not only for a~utomobiIists but
for anyone who makes use OF the
roads. ..
DIR. v. &. Verne is now occupying a
new suite of Dom in the Kassenborg
block.
superintendent Brown Of the street
railway company is getting ready for
the snow by having snow fences
erected at corners and curves where
blockades are likely to occur.
At Grace Methodist church tonor-
row morning the pastor will preach
the second of a series of sermons on
the Apostles creed and will discuss
the Divinity of Christ. In the even
ing the Presbyterian church will join
the congregation in a union service
at Grace church. DIR. Wallace s.
Stearns of Fargo college will be the
preacher and Paul Verne, N. d., will
sing.
1t is a foregone conclusion that
Sheriff Whaiey will be his own sue
cessor-going contrary to the results
of the primary law Is not popular with
the voters this year.
Friends in the city have received
announcements of the marriage at
Morris, Mimi, of Maria lula Vinte to
g. ". Anderson of Fargo, Oct. 20. The
young people will be at home after
Jan. 1, at their new home, 224 Fourth
street north, Moorhead. The groom il
a we'll known clothing salesman for
the Globe Clothing CO., Fargo.
The nurses OF the Northwestern
hospital were guests at an e~laborately
arranged Halloween party given In
their honor by Mr.. and Mrs. Ole Nell
son at their cofnmodious home at the
Comstock. The guests enjoyed the
outing to the fullest extent and express
most emphatically their appreciation
for the hospitality OF the hosts.
All over the city were evidences OF
Halloween FRANKS at the hands of the
youngsters, who seemed to have re-
trained from doing much mischief. In
the business center the fun was CON
fined to the decoration of the store and
Office windows with soap-even the
windows OF the public library did no
escape the hands Of those who thought
they were having fun galore.
There ID q little disruntion on tbs