The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1913-02-07

Her many friends will be gratiied TO
learn that Mrs. Jacob Kiefer a reacn-
ed the convalescent stage and sne
hopes to leave her bed tomorrow or
Sunday.
Legislative business of Importance TO
demand his attention today precludeu
Senator Marden from leaving st. Paul
for Moorhead last night, but he expects
to be at his desk here tomorrow.
w. Wylie of the local orchestra, LEFT
this afternoon on a business mission 10
Hawley.
A coming musical event of some
prominence viii be a concert to be Civ
en- by the Noronna Singing society OF
Moorhead, on or about March Z. Q
ably in the auditorium of Concordla
college. The proceeds of the conceft
will 60 to initiate the society's treasury
for the purpose of defraying the x
penses Of the society when they go 70
Devils Lake, N. D., next summer TO
take part in the sangerfest which is TO
be held there.
President Weld and Professor Bal
lard were passengers to Detroit this
morning to take part in the proceed
ings at the annual meeting or the
teachers association which was IN
progress today and will end tomorrow
Atty. E. E. Sharp was a passenger
to Bismarck this afternoon on a DUST
ness trip and he will take a peep at
the legislature of the f1ickertail state
and will probably pay his respects 10
Governor Hanna. ~ "# "
The Northern Pacific Railroad Co.
has announced the creation OF a new
department. The official IN charge
will be known as agricultural develop
ment agent. The man appointed 10
- -s4Ez A.. 70 u MURRAY q nTlcti-
cal farmer, who has received an agrl-
cultural training in he. University OF
Wisconsin.
The Minnesota Editorial ASSOCIATION
vii hold a session at st. Paul, Feb. 20
and 81, the meetings to be hello at the
Ryan hotel at st. Faul.
The Scandal Manufacturing Co. at
Fergus Falls is not going to move to
Wahpeton, as proposed some time ago.
r. B. Mclean has been reelected
superintendent of the city schools at
Fergus Falls. The teachers will be
elected at the March meeting OF h
school board.
From Perham it is learned that Mrs.
Mary Daily passed away a day or two
ago at the home of her son, Atty. NJ.
J. Daily, after a prolonged illness. She
81 years of age and is survived
by foul sons and two daughters: M.
J. DAILY of Perham, D.. d. DAILY Of st.
Paul, J. ]. DAILY of Frazee City, Eugene
DAILY OF Norwood and Mrs. Congdon
of Carver county, nearly all of whom
were at her bedside at the time OF
her death. g.
Fire early Wednesday morning de-
stroyed the Davidson operahouse at
st. Cloud. The loss is estimated at
$4,000 with an insurance of $1,000.
Manager Davidson has just signed Tor
a number OF attractive bookings male
for that theatre because of the de-
.struction of the Fargo ~operahouse and
there is considerable disappointment
among amusement seekers. i. ~
The county option bill has been
made a special order for Feb. IA in
the house of the Minnesota legislature,
and a final vote Upon 1t is to be taken
at that time.
In the matter of municipal economy
and the theory that it is best for a
city to accumulate a nest egg for ex-
tensive improvements before they are
undertaken, 1t looks as though E.. e.
Adams of Fergus Falls was the S. G.
.Comstock of that city.
Vocation was the subject of an in
spring and instructive address by
Professor Weeks of the agricultural
college faculty at Fargo, at the Moor
head high school. The quality of the
applause expressed the feelings of the
high school students at the close of
the address.
Representative .~Steenerson's bill TO
clear titles to lands on the White
Earth reservation was ordered favor
ably reported from the house commit
tee on Indian affairs on Wednesday,.
Under the terms of the bill, the senior
United States judge in Minnesota
Judge Page Morris) is to appoint a
commission of two members, a citi-
zen Of Minnesota and the other
representative of the department Of
justice. to prepare a roll of the In
dams on the White Earth reservation
showing the blood status Of each and
the allotment made to every member
of the tribe.
The schools at Halstad will be clos
ed next Wednesday in honor of the
birthday anniversary of Abraham
Lincoln.
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