The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1913-02-28
EAST SIDE NOTES.

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h coming concert by the Norrona
Singing society to be given Friday
evening of next week is being antici-
pated by a large number of the lovers
of male chorus singing. The society
college n a picked octette and a
from the Nordin society of Concordia
college and a picked octette AM a
quintette from the ranks of the Nor
roma society. Also the programme will
include four baritone solos from a new
voice which has not been heard in
public. Conductor Hertsgaard is. call
ing frequent rehearsals and promises a
programme of more than usual excel
lence.
A. J.. Wright attended a meeting of
the Manufacturers association of the
two cities at the rooms of the COM
mercial club in Fargo this afternoon.
Hans L. Hanson, formerly Of a var
iety store which he conducted in Fargo,
has moved his stock and effects into a
store recently vacated on Front street.
The Presbyterian and Methodist
church pastors announce a union serv-
ice in the Methodist church next sun
day evening.
A marriage license was issued at De-
troit, yesterday, to Gustav S. Wester-
berg of Becker county, and Olga M.
Berg of WahpetOn, N. d.
Mr.. and Mrs. Horace Donaldson have
returned from an EXTENDED SOJOuTn at
Hunters Hot Springs, Mont, which
has been very beneficial to Mr.. Donald
son's health.
Married, Wednesday afternoon, at the
Presbyterian fharse, Miss Alette M.
Schow of Cass ourIy, N. D., to Benja-
min Egeland of Adams county, N. D.
The happy couple will leave in a few
days for the Canadian northwest where
they will engage in farming.
The trustees Of St. Otto's Roman
Catholic church at Fergus Falls have
decided to replace the present church
edlice with a brick structure at a cost
OF $4,000 and 1t is stated that there is
nearly enough cash on hand to pay for
the new building. Building operations
viii begin just as soon as the weather
Will permit.
DR.. J. NJ. Douglas, veterinarian, will
open an office at Halstad for the prac-
tice of his profession.
Walter Nygaard of Halstad has en-
tered the employ of the WheeloCk Auto
Co, and will begin work as a machinist
o April l.
The annual report of the Halstad
Creamery Co. shows that the patrons
received $4,000 for the milk delivered.
George c. Mantor of Minneapolis, ex-
"perienced in the printing and news
paper business has bought a half inter-
est in WheelOCk's Weekly at Fergus
Falls. H. M. Wheelock will continue to
do the editorial work and will leave
the business end to his partner.
Wheelock's Weekly: The definition
of optimist, as given in the dictionaries
is conceded to be sorely Inadequate.
The Redwood Falls Gazette contributes
the following as a concrete example of
one which might well find place among
the d~ictionary's illustrative notes: al
lately took advantage of the bank
ruptcy law. but will remain in the
grain business and believe our former
success will continue"
Their are over 1900 college and
school men in attendance at the an
nual meeting of the National Educa-
tionly association now in session at
Philadelphia and which opened last
Monday morning. The first open meet
ing was that of the Society of College
teachers. This section of the state is
represented by President Weld of the
MoOrhead normal and superintendent
Edwards of the Moorhead public
schools. The salary problem, manual
training in rural schools and a pro-
posed reorganization in teaching meth
DDS are among the important questions
to be discussed.
The sale of dairy stock was the prin-
cipal feature of the G. H. Bean sale,
t~hirty-five head were disposed of
altogether. Some of the cows sold as
high as $S5 each and the bidding for
was BRISK enough to boost
the price up to $2S. An unregistered
bull was knocked down at $50, and
horses sold well. Potatoes sold on the
farm at 81 cents a bushel, barley 3Sh
cents and oats at 80 cents a bushel.
The Rt. Rev. James d. Morrison,
bishop of the diocese of Duluth, will
make a visitation to st. Johns Epis-
copal church neX Sunday evening. A
class for confirmation will be presented
to the bishop by the rector of the
church., Rev. D.. +. Thompson. Bishop
Morrison will preach the sermon. The
music for the service will be supplied
by the vested choir of the church.
Miss Lillian G.. Wright was hostess
for the meeting Of the Sans Souci club
of Moorhead on Wednesday evening,
the members being RECALLED most
charmingly.