The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1913-10-13
Moorhead Department

The new pastor and his wife are re
cent arrivals in the United States fror
Ireland.
Miss Florence Gearey Of Fargo ha'
taken the position Of es~teq1ographer' II
the office of the Potato Growers as
ISOLATION at GAINESVILLE. .
The musical attraction at the Hote
Comstock this week is the Romano
Bros, one a harpist Of unusual talents
and the other an attractive vocalist.
The Wild Rice Synod conference
opened at the Synod church at Crooks.
ton this morning and sessions will be
held every day until Friday, under the
presidency Of Rev. L. J. Mus, the pas
tor at Mcintosh. III, .
A Sunday school convention for the
eastern part of. Clay county was held
at Hawley yesterday with an encour-
aging attendance. The convention
sermon was preached by Rev. w.
Ripon. The afternoon devotional ex-
ercises were led by Atty. w. George
Hammett. =
gard Of Concordia college will greatly
regret to hear that their baby, born at
a Claire, Wis, about a week ago,
succumbed to an unlocked for. illness
last Saturday. President Aasgaard left
Immediately to attend the funeral.
Miss Erickson, chief Of honor, an
nounced today that a meeting of the
Moorhead lodge Degree of Homo will
be held Thursday night, next, at the
usual time and place. "sg&i
Local. republicans are receiving cir
cular letters from Sam G. ~Iversor,
state auditor, announcing that gentle
mans candidacy for the office Of gov
ernor of Minnesota at the ext state
election 1t takes about four pages
for Mr.. Iverson to tell the voters what
he stands for. 49,.
Rev. E. Kaneen of Delano, Mimi, is
the newly appointed pastor for the
M. E. church at Hawley.
Hawley Herald: An extra gang has
been here this week unloading rails
which will be used on the Northern
Pacific's w~estbound track through here.
The new rails are ninety pounds, re-
placing the present :eighty-five pound
ones. It is expected that the work
of laying the new steel rails will soon
be started, as it Is the intention to
have the job completed before the cold
weather sets in.
Hawley expects a big representation
of visitors from Moorhead to view the
market day sights mex Wednesday and
Thursday, Oct. IS and 16.
Married at Trail, Mimi, Oct. 9, Miss
Lilly Orvold to Edward Carlson of
FELTON,. The happy couple have many
friends in northern Clay county.
The Glyndon News is worrying
about the slowness in the construc-
ton Of the new county Jail at Moor
head. :
The acre yield corn contest, inaugu-
rated at the recent teachers institute
for Clay county, and suggested by c..
E. Brown, Clay county's agricultural
agent, seems to have struck the right
chord among the farmers and young
people on the farms. Active ~organiza-
ton work will be begun in the spring.
The Glyndon News: The over
guild c. N. contest is sagging badly.
IT'S we'll.
Miss Ethel Green of Moorhead ha
gone to Wilton. N. D., to fill the posi-
ton of s~tenographer in one of the
banks in that lively town which Is
north of Bismarck on the 500.
Rev. George Booth local pastor Of
the Presbyterian church returned
Saturday night from saltwater, Mimi,
where he has been in attendance at
the meetings of the annual synod and
Sunday school institute. Seasonal
evangelism was stongly urged In a
resolution which was adopted and
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terrain church in the state is expected
to hold two weeks evangelistic serv-
ices during the coming al In 1914
the synod will meet in Duluth.
At q meeting Of the Ladies' Aid
society of the M. E. church, at the
home of Mrs. Wood the following off,
GERS were elected for the ensuing
church yea President, Mrs. M. Mill
er; vice president, Mrs. A. J. Hanson;
secretary, Mrs. E.. Ross: treasurer,
Mrs. N. B. Remley. The society voted
to give a chicken pie supper on Oct.
%, at a place to be announced later.
Miss Ida Johnson Of Larimore, N.
D., has concluded a visit with Miss
Isabelle Booth.
Mrs. W. P. Richardson wife Of the
agent Of the Great Northern express
office is a patient at the Northwestern
hospital where she is recovering nice
ly from an operation.