The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1913-04-26
Moorhead Department

Rev. John Sell of Inkster. N. D.; l..
ii. Larson Of Alexandria. Harry T..
Spencer of Minneapolis, and G. C.
Donovan of GlyndOn. Also a party of
newspaper men of North Dakota took
luncheon at the hotel at which bust
ness matters were discussed with diff
terent representatives in the trade.
The amusement attraction at the
Comstock next week. during each eve
ming for the delectation of the patrons
OF the grill, will be Remington &
Relchmann, refined musical entertain
ers, from Rector's at Chicago. There
VIII be a change of programme each
evening.
n students at the normal. during
chapel hour today, were RECALLED with
a stirring talk on athletics by Pro-
lessor Martin. whose remarks were ia
lustrated by a series of splendidly exc
cuted slides. One picture which arous-
ed spirited applause was a view of the
school baseball team which the profess
sor made the most if in his effort to
arouse enthusiasm in athletic games
ana their value to the building up of
physical PROJECTIONS.
Bishop Corbett of the Roman Cath
one diocese Of Crookston will make a.
VISIT to the church Of st. Elizabeth,
Diiworth, tomorrow morning. The
blshop will perform the rite of con-
hrmation and during the ceremonies
special music will be sung by the
cholr. At the conclusion of the serv-
ices the women of the church will
serve a warm dinner.
AT the Congregational church to-
morrow morning Rev. II. A. Kernen
VIII give an address in keeping with
the missionary conference which has
been held at the church during the
week. The evening service, under the
auspices of the Sunday Night club,
Prof. f. r. Collins of the normal school
VIII De in charge, and for his address
VIII discuss The Woman of the Flu
ture. The chorus choir will sing
BUCKS anthem, God Of Abraham
Nothing much to occupy the atten-
ton of the justices at the city police
court today-just an array of men
who drank too much last night and the
police had to take care of them. None
or them had any mOney to contribute
TO police maintenance or anything
else.
A baseball game was in progress be-
tween school teams from TIawley and
Moorhead-the temperature was very
chilly and the players had to work
hard to keep themselves warm.
The subject of the morning service
at Grace Methodist church tomorrow
VIII be YokefelloWS, or the Rhythm of
Service. The evening subject will be
Varieties Of Conversion.
The sermon topics at the Presbyter-
ian church tomorrow will be BarziIlai
a True Friend of the King at the
morning service and The Aim and End
of Divine Punishment. The supper
served by the women of the church a
day or two & was a pronounced NC
cess. Over eighty people were served
and all enjoyed the good things the
devout workers of the church provid-
ed,
Miss Osborn Of Glyndon is now fill
ing a position in the office of the
wholesale grocery house Of Park, Grant
& Morris at Fargo, as one Of the force
of stenographers.
+. f. StillwelI will sever his onnec-
ton with the consolidated school at
Glyndon. although he was reelected
for another term. He goes to Fargo
college to complete the course for the
B. A. degree.
Wolverton is to be given a place on
the map. The people have voted to
incorporate and the election Of officers
will be held Tuesday, May 6. At the
recent election there were only ten
NOP IL NAlS wv wa - S1NAA@D
the progressive move.
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Moody hied
themselves to Duluth last night to at
tend the wedding Of Martin Hagen of
Fargo.
Senator Marden is back at his desk,
after a session of the legis-
lature. Callers galore are making
pilgrimages to his Office to express to
the senator their thanks and cOngTatu-
latiOns for all the good and useful
bills and resolutions he supported, and
the harmful legislation which in his
judgment he thought required more
mature consideration, or prevented
from becoming laws at all. In the
multitude of affairs the senator kept
in close touch with matters of i'm
portanCe to the normal school, in fact
he allowed no interest in his district
to be neglected.
Miss Lena LeebeCk passed away at a
local hospital today. She was 81 years
Of age n was a victim of fever. The
body is at the Wright undertaking
parlors and funeral arrangements are
pending the Instructions of friends
here and elsewhere.
The Pabst building has been raised
and now work is in progress for the
substantial foundation upon which Will
be erected a fine garage structure.