The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1913-03-01
EAST SIDE NOTES.

Inc Minister and the CnurcH VIII
be the subject of the sermon at the
Congregational church, by Rev. H. A
Kernen, tomorrow evening. In the
evening the pastor will deliver the
second and his illustrated lectures on
Africa and will be. descriptive of life
among the Warlike Zulus. The slides
for the first lecture were considered
to have been the best ever shown
here n those tomorrow evening are
equally as good. The address before
the mems seminar at loon will be
made by Prof. e. o. Strong of the
normal school and the subject will be
The Amelioration Of Poverty.
The Rev. George Booth, at the First
Presbyterian church, tomorrow morn
ing, will preach from the subject, My
Neighbors, Good and Bad. In the
evening the congregation will attend
a union service at Grace Methodist
church.
The preacher at st. Johns Episcopal
church, tomorrow evening al 7:S0
o'clock, will be the bishop of Duluth.
Rt. Rev. James d. Morrison, who is
to make his pre-Easter visitation 10
ST. Johns. During the service the
rector, Rev. d. F. Thompson, will
present to the bishop a class for the
rite of confirmation. It is the custom
in Moorhead to give the bishop a very
hearty greeting and it is expected that
there will be no exception to the rule
on the occasion of this visit.
Hancock Bros, architects of Fargo,
are inviting bids for the erection of a
public school building for district No.
Is in Clay county. The new building
will be equipped with plumbing,
ventilating and heating systems. The
nIorIr ~f fIo .5f.4-foA T. Tkz-..- ~
The members of the Royal league
were out in encouraging members at
the meeting held last night. Candi-
dates were presented for initiation.
A bill permitting the state SUI
p~erintendent of public instruction to
withhold the state aid from any
the census of school children required
by law was introduced in the house
on Thursday by Andrew Davis of Elk
River. The law requiring a school
census to determine how many
children are absent from school was
passed a few years ago, but has beer
ignored in many districts because
there was no penalty.
The gymnasium at the state normal
school will be the scene of two big
basketball games this evening. The
first game to be called at 7:45 o'clock.
Both are feature games. the first one
to be between the girls team from
h Wadena high school and the girls
team OF the Moorhead normal. The
second game Will be fought out be-
tween teams from the Valley City
normal and the Moorhead normal.
The chorus choir OF the Congrega-
tional church will sing Bucks TIE
Deum in c during the evening sery-
ice tomorrow, n the ladies' quartette
Will sing an anthem, Now The Day is
over. :
The basketball team from the
normal school at Valley City defeated
the team Of Concordia college in q
game played last night. The score
was q to IS.
The United States Civil Service
commission announces an examination
at the Moorhead p~ostoffice, Saturday,
March 20, for positions for postofice
clerk, male or female; and letter ar
rier. The commission desires 70
secure eligables for future appoint
ment. There will also be an examina-
ton for railroad clerk at the same Of
flee, May 3. Blanks and particulars
may be obtained from Assistant POST
master Fay. Applications should he
filed for the first examination with the
district secretary at st. Paul, Mimi.
on or before March Is.
The announcement was made today
that V. A. Bruner, who has been local
sales manager here for the Penn Oil
Co. has been promoted to be
OF the same company's office and
supply station at Sioux Falls & n
MIR. Burners successor here is n. w
Hall of Minneapolis.