The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1912-11-29
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Congregational church last Wednes-
day night. The preacher was the Rev.
Mr.. Abbott, the pastor Of one of the
visiting. churches, and he gave a SER
mon which was well prepared and
purposeful. The music was supplied
by the chorus choir of the Congrega-
tional church, the numbers sung being
a TIE Deum by Buck and Gounod's
anthem, Send Out Thy Light. The of
fering was given to the local Woman's
Benevolent society.
Tomorrow. State Auditor Iverson
will auction upwards of 1000 acres of
state land at Fergus Falls. Today he
was at Ada where he offered 5000
acres.
1t is expected that Governor Eber-
hart will announce his appointments
to the supreme bench next Tuesday.
DR.. Edward M. Freeman, chief of the
division of plant pathology Of the
agricultural college of the University
of Minnesota, has been offered the
position of chief pathologist at Kew
gardens, near London, England. The
position carries a salary of $4,000.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Gilberry of
Kragnes have issued invitations for
the wedding of their daughter, Annie
May, to George Boulton, at the Con-
gregational church Kragnes, Dec. II.
The groom is one of the prominent
young farmers in the vicinity of Krag-
mes.
A marriage license was issued at st.
Cloud, Wednesday, to Thomas J.. Sui
Ivan and Rose A. Schell, both of
Fargo, N. D.
One of the Dilworth correspondents
has yet to learn that there is a street
railway service between the two cities
and Moorhead and Fargo-and has
been for over eight years.
Manager Legler of the New Column
bia hotel and his daughter were guests
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. ]. e.
Beebe at Fergus Falls for Thanks
giving dinner.
During Wednesday, before the close
of the school for the Thanksgiving
recess, pupils attending the model
school at the normal donated various
gifts and offerings which were placed
| at the disposal of the Woman's General
Benevolent society of Moorhead Tor
distribution among families in need of
assistance. Theyofferings consisted of
chickens, liberaI supplies of vegetables
| etc. %-~
The homeless ones on the faculty
Of the Moorhead high school were
Thanksgiving day guests at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. T, /. Lewis.
Members of the police force were
\ recipients of plump Thanksgiving
| turkeys, with the compliments of Chief
| OLaughlin.
Manager N Mrs. Mahoney Of the
Comstock were hosts yesterday to the
| nurses of the Moorhead hospital ano
| the Northwestern Lutheran hospital
who were their guests at the Thanks
| giving dinner served last evening.
Senator Marden contaminated a sale
| Of a quarter section of choice farming
land in Beltrami county yesterday and
| has several more customers on tn
string.
President Weld has gone to st. Pau
to attend a meeting of the norma
board accompanying L. A. Huntoon tn
resident director. Mr.. Huntoon was &C
companied by Miss Ruth Huntoon wht
went to spend a day or two, with hel
sister at Carleton college, Mortified
MINI. .H
The district court at Breckenridge
will open for the regular winter tern
on Monday, Dec. 3.
Guests of Senator and Mrs. Mardel
at dinner Thanksgiving Jay were three
homeless ones, Miss Cavanaugh of tn
normal school and Aubrey and Free