The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1913-03-03
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the esuIt shall be determined by the
vote cast for or against license-in
other words, 1T provides that blank
votes shall not count either way. The
senator says that the bill Is now be-
fore b temperance committee Of the
house and he feels certain that 1t will
pass he legislature this session, as
justice demands.
Supervising Grambs of headquarters
at Dtlworth was at Mandan a few days
ton.
Crookston Times: Mrs. ]. e. Harris
a 1 o'clock luncheon Saturday for
Mrs. }. ~. Beebe, who left on the after
noon train for Moorhead to visit with
ing the normal, before leaving for
her new nome in Frederic, wis.
The annual town elections viii be
held q week from tomorrow.
Editor HaIstead of The Brainerd
tribune has been placed at the head
and is especially well equipped for the
important duties he will have to per-
form. He has been mayor for several
terms and is favorable to the effort
which is being made to give the city an
improved form of government.
The bill before the Minnesota leg
islature relative to bonding dealers
who handle farm and garden produce
on commission has but one new feature
over the laws already in force at pres
ent. A dealer must secure a license
and put up with the state a personal
or surety bond of $1,000. The new
bill. provides that any dealer doing
In one or more towns or cities
must put up a similar bond for each
individual branch within the state.
Union services were held at the Pres
byterian church last evening the visit
ing congregation being the n from
nna ATathAAfnN nhRV-aE, 1t a5IrnaH
was made by Attorney Crum of Fargo
used for his subject, Christ the
Advocate. There was a goodly con-
gregation.
Ulen Union: Miss Sophie Olson and
Helmer Bjerke were married Tuesday
last week at Twin Valley by Rev. w.
GJerstad. Helmer Bjerke Is a son of
p. N. Bjerke at one time a resident of
Hagen, Clay county.
G. A. Ralph, after twelve years serv-
last Saturday. Mr.. Ralph has prepared
exhaustive report or the water pow
er of the state. He says
that figuring the amount of coal that
power that the people are wasting
$1S,624.0O0 each year in power.
According to The st. Cloud Journal
Press, Special Agent Eagan of the
Great Northern credited the finding of
the body OF John Cox in n of the
"@SSA OAHS
A congregation which we'll filled the
of st. Johns churche greeted
Morrison on the occasion Of
his official visit to the church last
night. AS usual the bishop preached
a. forceful and very interesting SER
non, which commanded the closest
attention of the congregation, Def IRE
him. For his text he used a passage
from the prophecy Of Isaiah, Here l
am Lord, send me. He beautifully
described the services and worship in
the temple and summed up with a
lesson which would prove USE
full and helpful to the thirteen candi-
dates which were presented to him
for the rite of confirmation. The bish-
op dined with B. F. Mackall at the
Hotel Comstock prior to the service
and at the table were w. Fl. Davy, Ed
Adams, r. G. Price, DR.. M. NJ. Fulton,
Rev. D. F. Thompson, H. e. Roberts,
Oscar Rustad, ]. NJ. Witherow, Mrs.
Price and Mrs. Mackall.
Miss waddell, stenographer and
bookkeeper I'm the office of Senator
Marden, returned from Minot where
she has been spending a week with
F. H. Lindquist. a new settler in
Clay county, has arrived at Dilwortn
with d big consignment of home eff
Eectss farm stock. etc.
MI. and Mrs. OPP. Nord of Mime
parents of Mrs. A. K. Monson,
entertained by Mrs. A. Rust last
evening. The game Of 500
was INDUCED in by the guests as
and following that refresh
ments were served. Mrs. johnson,
Mrs. Pherson and Mrs. Higgins were
the prize winners.
Attorney Pomeroy was a passenger
TO GAINESVILLE this morning where he
tried a case in the justice court.
Rev. d. F. Thompson Of st. Johns
at the urgent request Of the
oereaved family, old friends of his and
former parishioners, will conduct fu-
neral services at Forman, N. D., for
william Hurley, one of the earliest
If the pioneer settlers in that section
IF the state. |
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