The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1913-06-21
EAST SIDE NOTES

Leslie Welter: Mr.. Harris and my
self were at Hickson and vicinity. yes
terday following up reports on niack
merchant, had been having trouble
| with bugs and his sprayer and he fear
| ed the former would get ahead of him
and eat up the vines. He sent his ma,
| chine to a neighbor and some good
work was lone there among the po-
tato vines. We arrived late in the aft
| ernoon and after a. careful survey, OF
Mack potato bugs don't like dust
$, rayer for not a bug was to be seen.
the bug was different from any seen
bef>ore and in greater numbers. It Is
a sS,;9rp lookout for the bug as they
arc n>aDid destroyeFs and they make a
clean job of 1t.
Mrs. Weld and her son Frank sailed
from boston today for Liverpool, Eng
| Dredpe. who were with their sisters.
| The ship ,Devonia will take them across
| and the will arrive June 60. Presi-
dent Weld " gn ced iaps lro" NC" 'O'A
This morn, ing the students at the
normal were RECALLED with President
| Yields lecture on the Yellowstone park,
richly iliustrat, I'd with slides.
Atty. 4, y; A9 exist % v@,s Fl M al the
MIMI OF Ti Mr., h anS M Mrs. : Trost. .
| ro6av crowds we're going to Dill :
worth TO see the ca, rnival sights.
All that The Gly1 odon News could
| say was, ""The trave. ing
school was a good thing.
Rev. A. T. Gesner Oh the Berkley
| Divinity school at MiddAe Non' Gonn.
and formerly rector Of St. fauis
| church, Grand Forks, and 1Ater OIL the
| BOYS school at Fairbault, Mimi, i
spending his vacation with OLD time
friends at Detroit.
DR.. and Mrs. E. w. Humphrey were
recent visitors to the lakes at DS'eTolt
Detroit Record: Supt. F. e. Lub'ron
of the Detroit public schools, went &c
Moorhead Monday vince he has betf''
engaged as one of the instructors al
the summer session of the normal
school.
The general merchants at Detroit
have agreed to close their places or
business at IL o'clock on the morn
ing of july A. 1t is thought that this
will afford all the time necessary for
the patrons of the stores to make all
necessary purchases for the day.
H. p. Colgrove, professor Of physi-
ology and mathematics at the state
normal school, at st. Cloud, has been
! elected superintendent of the Virginia,
Mimi. public schools, succeeding La
Fayette Bliss, at a salary of $4,000 a
/ year. Mr.. Colgrove has accepted.
HaIstad Journal: The first gradu-
an,tion exercises Of the eighth grade
fra m the Norman County Rural
sch ools will be held at Ada, June %
at 3 p. m. Exercises will be held in
the7 high school auditorium. President
Weld of Moorhead normal will give
the address.
twenty members of the a.. o. U. w
lodge at 7lIaWley are to make a social
and oficial visit to Phenix lodge
Moorhead l,ext Monday night and
( local members are cordially invited To
he or hand and extend the visitors
3 royaI welcome. Following lodge
formalities there, Will be a social hou
and refreshmentRs will be served.
a. j. Wright OF Wright & Sons has
returned from a buRaness visit to the
cities.
Edwin Eklund son af Mr.. and Mrs
Gust Eklund is at home from Pltts.
burgh where he is director Oh one @
the departments in the public schools
OF that city.
Mrs. j. B. Erickson and Mrs. JohT
Bayer have gone to Oshkosh, WIS,
where they will spend some time visit
ing relatives.
DR.. and Mrs. d. G DarroW nave re.
turned from Minneapolis where the.
attended sessions of the arlnuaI meet.
ing of the American Medical a.ssocia.
n ton.