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knights Of Columbus.

The Fargo council Of the knights
of Columbus will assemble tomorrow
morning at 1880 o'clock to march to st.
Mary's cathedral where all the mem
bers will attend low mass at s o'clock,
The knights are requested by Grand
knight Clemmens to report promptly
at the knights of Columbus hall on
North Broadway so that there will be
no delay in reaching the church in
time for the Easter services.
There was a meeting of the council
last Tuesday night at the hall at which
time a number Of matters of import
ance to the council were discussed.
Everything now bends toward the big
ceremonial that will be held May 30
next, which is one of the main events
of the year.
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III CLOSED o

Bismarck and Of r. E. Sir William
Spriggs, grand commander of knights
Templar. In addition there was much
of interest to the craft throughout the
state.
The grand commandery K. T. meets
at Dickinson with temple commandery
No. IL, Tuesday and Wednesday,
April 16 and II. 1t is expected now
that the knights will have a special
Pullman from Fargo to Dickinson.
The force of the grand lodge library
has been busy classifying and cata-
Logging the new books which have been
added to the library during the year.
Next week will be a busy one about
the temple with the Scottish Rite re-
union, the reception to Imperial Poten-
tate John Frank Treat and ladies'
night on Thursday and the Shrine
ceremonial and official visit of the i'm
perial ~potentate Friday, A large num-
Der of out-of-town guests are expect
ed.
The grand secretary and recorder
has been collecting during the past
two or three months the photographs
of those who have presided over the
various grand Masonic bodies since
their organizations. The groups are
nearly complete, only n or two pic
lures are lacking to make the full list
in each Of the grand bodies. 1t will be
of interest both from the personal as
well as the Masonic point of view to
know what manner of men have di-
rected the destinies of these grand
bodies and this interest will increase
with passing years.
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MASONIC NOTES.

The state o~ratorical contest takes
place in Wahpeton on Friday evening.
April 26, at which time the Thompson
memorial prize in orAtory will be pre-
scented to the winner Of this contest by
the Grand Lodge A.. r. & A. M. Of
North Dakota. This prize is a solid
gold watch, and this is the fourth time
it has been offered. Last year Mr..
Stillwell of Fargo college was winner
of this prize.
P. II. J~eardeau, grand lecturer Of
the Masonic grand lodge, was at the
grand secretary's office Thursday. He
has practically completed his work for
this year. His work has occupied
nearly four months, and during that
time he has visited nearly seventy
Of the lodges, held schools OF instruc-
ton and checked up the accounts Of
the same. This years work has been
very satisfactory.
The April grand lodge bulletin was
issued the first of this week. 1t som
tanned cuts Of the Masonic temple at
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SUNNYSIDE HOT
SPRINGS POPULAR

Sunnyside Hot Springs, AIhambra--
Montana's most PoPuIar health and
pleasure resort-announces that will
liam Freeman, the ora reliable mas
seur of Montana, who for a long time
was located at Hunters Hot Springs,
is now at Sunnyside and desires TO
meet his many North Dakota friends
who r suffering from rheumatism,
lumbago, stomach trouble or
break downs at his new location.
ID. I. Ames. Proprietor.
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The sacred concert given last sum
day afternoon at the Grand theatre t
mark the opening Of the new quarters
of the Dakota conservatory, was an
artistic success and the programme
was listened to by an audience which
filed every part of the house and at
the close Director Boehmer and those
who assisted him were showered with
compliments and congratulations. Miss
AIDA Blakeslee, Miss Jennie Champine,
Henry Houglum and Frank v. Steele
were perfectly satisfying in the ora
torio solos and ensemble work they
were programmed for. Miss Lawson
was unable to appear and Mrs. REM
ington's place was taken very ably
on brief notice by Miss Eleanor Pop
pier. Beautiful Accomplishments were
provided by Mr., Boehmer, director of
the conservatory. A reception at the
new rooms followed the concert where
Mr.. Boehmer was assisted by his
mother, Madame Boehmer.
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ApvERTIsEME
WhEN YOU WANT 10 talk

WHEN you WANT to talk to the
people In prosperous South Dakota
you can do 1t best through the columns
Of The Aberdeen Daily American; read
every day by $4,000 In $50 towns and
rural routes in the northern half Of
the state. Classified ads. for sale.
help wanted. exchange, real estate,
Send stamps to American. Aberdeen.
s. ID.
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Knichts Of Pythias.

There will be a business session Of
the Fargo lodge of the knights of
Pythias Monday evening in Castle hall
in the A. o. u. w. building. Com
mander Chancellor Green is DESTROYS
that all members be present at the
meeting as there will be a number Of
important matters to be brought up
for discussion.
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MUSIC AND MUSICIANS

Johnson, accompanist.
The principal Easter festival service
will be in the morning at II o'clock,
with a celebration Of holy communion.
and conservation Of the white marble
Baptisimal font, and the sacrament OF
Infant Baptism.
Quartette-Christ Is Risen, by
Stainer. III. Arneson, Mrs. w. s. III
rich, Mrs. Lewis sealrug, Miss Clara
Emerson.
Sunday school Easter musical pro-
gramme, in the evening, at 1880 o'clock.
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%oENEvlEvE WHEAT.
WidsIy Known soloist With Mime
apoLis symphony Orchestra.

tldGly Nn0WH 0ototSI WtTn Mlnne-
apoIis Symphony Orchestra.
Genevieve Wheat, by reason of an
exceptional voice, careful training
and an experience and mu~sicianship
more than usual, has attained a promi-
nent position among the leading con-
traltos of the country. During a six
years residence in New York and
Pittsburg, she filled several important
church positions and was a most sue
cessfuI oncer and oratorio singer,
being in constant demand throughout
the east and middle west. She has
appeared as soloist with the Brooklyn
Choral society, 0berlin Musical union,
Musical Art society of Pittsburg, MT.
Vernon, New York Choral society and
many other prominent musical organi-
cations, and made two festival tours
with the Pittsburg orchestra and one
With the Theodore Thomas orchestra,
meeting with hattering success. Her
success q u the 1911 spring tour Of the
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Jeanne JomelIi will make her frst
appearance in song recital in Chicago,
Sunday afternoon, April Z, at the Stu
debaker theatre, with. Harold o. Smith
as accompanied. Jomelli appears under
the direction Of #. Wight Reumann.
-
The vested choir of Gethsernane a
thedral will be assisted in the Easter
festival music by DIR. L. p. Bottsford
of Valley City, the possessor of a
beautiful tenor voice. For two years
before coming west the doctor was
solo tenor at the Broadway tabernacle.
He will sing the tenor solos in the TIE
Deum n anthems, and Gounod's Ave
Maria at the afternoon service for the
Knights Templar. Also assisting will
be Mrs, Ernest r. Wright, soprano.
and Mrs, s. w. Hockett of Moorhead.
contralto.
Lake Park Journal: The attend
ance at the concert given Wednesday
evening by the GIee club OF Fargo
college was not as good as was ex-
pected. It was a musical treat missed
by too many of our people, and it
may be a long time before we will
have an organization of such merit
here again. Every number on the pro-
gramme seemed to be enjoyed. The
audience was liberal with the applause
n the club and soleists were equally
liberal with the eneores. In conclu-
sion they gave a play in song which
was also well performed and enthusi-
astically received by the audience.
The Peoples Choral union gave
Mendelsshon's oratorio, st. Paul, last
Tuesday evening. April 2, in the great
hall of the College of the City of
New York. DIR. Frank Damrosch was
the conductor. Prof. Samuel A. Bald
win was at the organ and Mrs. Edith
Chapman Good, soprano; Miss Mary
Jordan, contralto; William Wheeler,
tenor, and Frederick Wheeler, bass,
were the assisting artists.
According to reports Miss AIDA.
Blakeslee has we'll reason to feel
proud of the production, under her d.
r~ection, of The Nautical Knot, pre-
scented by the Detroit high school a
week ago.. She was assisted by Miss
Conway, the principal of the school;
Miss Milla Anunnsen, one of the
teachers, and Miss Helen Foster who
proved a very able accompanist. All
of them worked like trojans to make a
success of the production. Two char
acters who were the center of inter-
est were Miss Florence Follansbee, the
Julia. She possesses a beautiful So
prano voice and has a natural poise
and confidence for the state; and Con-
rad Glaum, the Bill Salt, who besides
having a good voice for the role does
not have to wholly depend on the writ
ten comedy lines for he quickly sees
a point and can naturally invent a
phrase which makes a hit. Miss Fol-
Hlansbee is a private pupil Of Miss
Blakeslee and she will be heard in
Fargo at a pupils recital before the
close of the season. The large hall
was packed to the doors.
The next artist recital, under the
auspices of the Fargo college conserv-
atory, will be one by Monica Graham
Suits, soprano, and Walter Allen
stults, basso, Monday evening, April
Is, at stones auditorium. The sing
ers will open the programme with La
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Il YOU DON'T

Know about our dry cleaning, it's time
that You wake UP. We dry clean and
press suits the new sanitary way for
$3.50, AM give you a written guaran-
tee. Bernierg Sanitary Cleaners e
Hatters, AT ". r. avenue Phone s76.
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NEWSPAPER RECEIVING BOXES.

THE FORUM has a supply Of neat
r~eceptacles In which to place daily
newspapers and other mail and any
patron of this paper in Fargo or Moor
head may secure one of these boxes
free by calling at The Forum Office,
provideS his paper is pad to data
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Minneapolis symphony orchestra was
such that she was re-engaged for 1912.
Miss Wheat has a voice of splen-
did range and quality and her clear
enunciation adds much to the enjoy
ment Of her singing.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

COMMERCIAL pen and ink drawings
for letter heads and illustrations for
reproduction drawn to your order;
state your ideas and purpose for which
u is to be used and will submit
sketches for your approval; prices
right. Cal, phone or write. Forum
Advertising Dept.
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A singer being presented to a large
house does not necessarily mean a
numerically large audience, for a large
house may not have a person in front
of the stage.
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DAKOTA CONSERVATORY.


The formal opening Of the Dakota
conservatory which took place last
Sunday afternoon was most suspicious.
The Grand theatre would not nearly
hold all those who came to listen to
the sacred concert given by the fac
ulty and students of the vocal de-
partment, and after the conclusion of
the programme between 400 and 500
friends OF the institution visited it's
new home.
Last Tuesday evening about twenty
students of the piano department were
presented in recital at Stones audi
forum. A large audience was present.
The operetta given in Detroit,
Mimi, under the direction of Miss
Blakeslee. was a grand success both
artistically and financially.
The Dakota conservatory has adopt
ed a new and beautiful style of diplo-
mas for its graduates. They are print
ed in three soft and delicate colors
and gold, and the result is remark
ably attractive.
Many out-of-town students left for
their homes for a short Easter vaca-
ton. The new term begins Monday,
April 8.
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n. .. PREss cLIPpINe BUREAU.

INTERNATIONAL information. Law,
science, art, literature; advertised
bids furnished to contractors. Lock
Box 33. Christine. N. d.
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FOR RENT-Store building, brick, IS
KITS, cement basement, light and
heating system, wareroom, oil house,
all necessary fixtures, very desirable
location in Red river valley on main
line N. p. Address $50. care Forum.
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ADDITIONAL WANTS.
FoR

FOR SAEE-Four black Shetland
ponies, perfectly sound and gentle.
For particulars address Lock Box 76.
Bismarck. N. Oak,
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ci darem la Mano, from Don Giovanni,
by Mozart, and Mrs. Suits will follow
with Dich Teure Halle, from Tam
hauser, by wagner.
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WANTED-Loan Of $4,000 for two
years, at s per cen interest; five
responsible men will guarantee the
payment, and also give mortgage on
furnish best Of reference. Address
297, Forum.
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POOL AND BILLIARD TABLES.

POOL AND BILLIARD tables; large
stock Of new and secondhand biz
Hard and pool tables: also bar fixtures.
show cases. tables, chairs and refrig-
orators; time payments. Write for
catalogue. Merle & Heaney Manu-
featuring Co. 521-523 Third street
south Minnaspolis.
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sToREHousE FOR RENT.

STOREHousE with railroad track
age. Apply DIR. Geary. room rs,
Stern building.
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FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE

FOR SALE OK ENCHANGE-TWen-
ty-acre orchard, with good build
ings, apples, cherries, peaches, pears,
plums, grapes and other fruits; over
$1,000 worth OF fruit sold last year,
plenty room to set out fruit t. double
the amount, five miles Of city Of
Peoria, Ill, $1,000 population; will
trade for 160-acre Red river valley
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CLEANING AND PRESSING.

WANTED-All young men in Fargo
to send their suits to the Orpheum
Pressing Parlors to be cleaned and
pressed. Phone 20s9. Work called for
and delivered free.
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TEACHERS.
BUY OR TRADE.

WILL BUY OR TRADE o your Sec
ond-hand harness. w Il Stewart
Harness shop. Fargo.
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HOSPITAL.

MATERNITY observation-disclosures
nurses and best of care; highest tes-
timonials from doctors and patients.
Mrs. Jennie Camp, 901 Tenth street
south Fargo.
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Easter Music
In the Churches

There will will be four Easter fes-
tival services at Gethsemane cathedral,
tomorrow, including a special one for
st, Auvergne commandery. knights
Templar. at 3 o'clock in the after
noon. The programme for the diff
ferent services will be as follows:
Early Choral Communion Service
Organ Prelude-Berceuse $780,. Gillet
Professional Hymn - Welcome,
Happy Morning .....,.......
Kyrie Eleison ............ Gounod
Gloria Tibi ............... Gounod
Ofertory Anthem-Jesus Christ Is
Risen Today .........a. Barnby
Presentation Of Aims ...... Doxotogy
Sursun Corda ............,. Gounod
Sancfus ..,.........a...s.a.. Gounod
Communion Hymn-Here, o My
Lord, 1 See Thee Face to Face
Gloria in Exeelsis ...,.-.. Old Chant
Recessional Hymn-The Strife Is
Ger
Organ Postlude-Festal March.
Kroeger
Easter Festal Service
Organ Prelude-Easter March,.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Merkel
Professional Hymn-No. ITO $50.
Anthem-Christ, Our Passover, Is
Sacrificed for Us ........ Holden
TIE Deum Laudamus ....:.s.. Pepper
Jubiliate Dec ....,..t..,.... Holden
Hymn-Jesus Christ Is Risen To-
day ....,,s.s.....a."-.......
Gloria Tibi ........,...... Gounod
Sermon-The Assurance of Easter
.....,,.. Bishop Cameron Mann
Offertory Anthem - Behold the
Lamb ......t.............. Spohr
Presentation Of Aims ...... Doxology
Sursum Corda ..~.......... Gounod
Sanctus Gounod
Agnus Del Carrot
Communion Hymn-No. 21s $50.
Gloria in Exeelsis ,....... Old Chant
Nunc Dimittis .......,.-.,.. Barnpy
Recessional-The Strife is Ger .
Organ Postlude-War March of the
Priests ............. Mendelsshon
Knights Templar Service
Organ Prelude-Easter March
Merkel
Processicnal-Jesus Christ is Risen
Today ...'......,..,,sss'ss'.~N,
VersicIes
The General Confession
The Lords Prayer
DoXology ........... Gutllaunae frank
Responsive Reading Y Prelate n
knights
Psalm kew and The Beatitudes: st.
Matthew v: $40.
The Gloria Patri .,....s..~ Langdon
Responsive Reading - Christ, Our
Passover,
The Apostles Greed.
Easter Hymn-Christ, the Lord, Is
Risen Today ........... Hendon
Sermon-The Great Victory -.
Dean Bowling
Offertory-Ava Maria 1895. Gounod
DIR. Leland p. Botsford.
Presentation of Aims.
Hymn-The Son of God Goes
Forth to War ...........,..,
Closing Prayers.
Versicles.
Bcnediction.
Recessional-AH Hail the Power of
Jesus Name ....-.-s..s...'.
Organ PreIude-Festal March !. Foote
Sunday school Festal Service
Organ Prelude-Berceuse 1890. Gilet
Professional Hymn Christ Is
Risen .......,s''..a..'..,'''.
Psalter Gloria ,.s.....a... Langdon
Magnificent ..,,........... Pitman
Nunc Dimittis ,,.....,...,.. Barnpy
Hymn-The Day of Resurrection.
No. 115 observation-disclosures.
Address-The Queen of Christian
Festivals $1,000. Dean Bowling
Offertory Organ
Recessional Hymn-The Strife Is
Ger. No. 121 ..-...,........
Organ Postlude-War March of
the Priests .... Mendelsshon
J. Harold Powers. Choirmaster.
Charles w. Simmons. Organist.
First conareuationaI Church.
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r CONSERVATORY.


Miss Grace claiborne. a former
pupil of Mrs. Stephens who is now
studying music in Minneapolis, made
her first appearance before the Thurs
day Musical club of that city last week
and was very f~avorably received, one
Of the papers in speaking of Miss
Chadborne's work, said: "One of the
features Of the programme was the
work Of the young singer, Miss Grace
claiborne, who, yesterday, made her
initial bow as an active member of
the city. That of her three numbers,
the Dvorak, Ais die alte mutter,
stands out most strikingly, was per-
haps due to the lovely and appealing
quality of the song itself as we'll as
to Miss Chadborne's exquisite inter-
probation of 1t. For in each Of her
numbers, she revealed a voice notably
lovely in quality, clear and Of remark
able power. The group comprised in
addition to the Dvorak song, spross'
Yesterday and Today, n Tschaikow-
sky's Warum.
The next number in the artists
coturse will be the Suits recital, April
Is. The date for the Kortschak re-
cital is May IA,
Mrs. Hutchinson returned, Monday
morning, from Minnewaukon, where
she gave a mixed programme at the
operahouse, .-nder the auspices of the
Ladies' Aid society of the Presbyterian
church, Next week Mrs. Hutchinson
goes to Lisbon, N. D., to read for the
federated clubs Of the Fourth judicial
district.
Miss Ella Beckman and Ross Bah
cock, pupils of Mrs. Stephens, sang
Thursday evening, at the dedication of
the Sunday tabernacle.
Easter vacation is about over and
teachers and pupils will return Mon
day morning next with renewed vigor
for the work of the coming weeks, be-
fore the longer vacation for the sum
mer.
Mrs. S. M. Stephens, mother. of Mr.,
Stephens, and Mr.. ]. Brakeman, father
of Mrs. stephens, have arrived in
Fargo to make their home with Mr..
and Mrs. Stephens at 402 Eddy court,
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First Congregations Church.

At the First Congregational church
the Easter festival music will be sung
by the regular quartette choir of the
church. Miss Marguerite L. Beard, So
prano; Miss Jennie Champine, con-
tralto;. Henry Houglum, tenor; Frank
Steele, baritone; Miss Conant, organ
ist. The programme will be as fol-
lows;
Anthem-Awake Thou That Sleep
est Sralner
Festival TIE Deum ............ Bach
Hosanna Granier
Mr.. Steele.
Anthem-The Resurrection -. Shelley
aymns-29O and 297.
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Mrs. S. M. Stephens, mother of Mr.,
Stephens, and Mr.. ]. BsfEcknan, father
of Mrs. Stephens, have arrived in
Fargo to make their home with Mr..
and Mrs. stephens at 402 Eddy court,
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LOAN WANTED.

! WANT TO BORROW $1,000 at 8
per cent; will give first mortgage
on my farm. Address 500, care Fo-
rum.
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HOUSE AND SAFE MOVING.

MAKE a speciality Of unusual and
heavy moving: houses. safes, raising
furnish everything. J. w.
Hodges. Phone Goa.
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HOUSES o. SALE.

FOR SALE-New six-room house,
barn and lots. 1924 Thirteenth
street south.
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The next number in the artists
coturse will be the Suits recital, April
Is. The date for the Kortschak re-
cital is May IA,