The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1913-11-08

MISS DELLA ndW concluded q WIS.,
1t with Mrs. w. r. Hunt at the Com
stock and returned to her home at
Northwood. N. D. this morning.
Miss Alice Leonard, a teacher In the
schools at Minor, N. D., returned to
her duties this morning after attend
ing the state educational meet at Far
go.
Mrs. w. w. Jones Of Perley, Mimi,
was among the visitors.
The CongregationaIists of GAINESVILLE
nave completed arrangements for the
erection of a new church edifice at a.
cost of $4,000. The work will begin
next spring by J.. H. Fisch, contractor.
The Touring mills at GAINESVILLE
which have not been in operation fop
more than six months are to be put
i'll operation next week under the
management of J. b. Maynard Of Min
neapolis. ,
The first Of the series of dancing
parties to be given by the Fellowcraft
club Of Moorhead will be given the
evening before Thanksgiving. One of
the halls In Fargo will have to be
used as there is not one available in
this city suitable for a party Of that
kind. ,
The county commissioners Of Ohm
sted county have purchased a moving
picture machine for the use of the
county superintendent Of schools and
it Is to be used for entertainments and
the promotion Of education in the
rural districts of the county.
Detroit Record: Miss Florence Fol-
lensbee has accepted a position with
the Grand Theatre Co, at Fargo, and
she will have a part in the play now
running entitled The Village Cos
sip.
A daughter was born to Mr.. and
Mrs. knute Knutson of Goose Prairie,
this county, a few days. ago.
Miss Rushfeldt. superintendent of
schools has been visiting the schools
Of H1tterdal and vicinity.
A large number of Moorhead people,
especially those in the younger
circles expect to attend the p~resenta-
ton of the play, The Typhoon, by
Walker Whiteside,s and his company
in the armory at the agricultural col
lege, Fargo, next Tuesday. Mr.. White
side appears under the auspices Of
the Edwin Booth Dramatic club of the
college.
Rev. T. W. Stout, pastor of the First
Methodist church and for twenty
years a minister in MINNEAPOLIS. has
been appointed by Bishop Quayle as
superintendent of Methodist churches
in the Minneapolis district. He sue
ceeds Rev. M. p. Burns who goes to
Duluth to become superintendent Of
that district.
Mrs. Sivert Bak of Fleming, Mimi,
was accidentally killed at Fertile,
Thursday, by a Northern Pacific pas
senger train. The limbs of, the I'M
fortunate woman were entirely sever
ed n she died on the way to the hos
pital at Gary. She was about to cross
the track and never looked. about to
see If there were any approaching
trains. She vas So years Of age and
had lived at Fleming nearly forty
years.
Judge Nye and Court Reporter Hagen
Will go to Wadena Monday morning for
a regular term of the district court for
that county. The calendar is rather a
long one, but the Judge expects to COM
pIete, the work in time for the Clay
county term in December.
A private branch telephone exchange
is being Installed in the office of the
Peterson Mercantile Co., Increased
business demanding this commercial
convenience.
The parents of the children attend
partments of the model school at the
state normal school were addressed by
President Weld yesterday afternoon.
Reports'from the home Of Jorgen
Jenson, this morning, were to the eff
feet that there was a great improve
ment in his condition and his friends
are much less concerned.
Letters state that Miss Ruth Hun
toon, q student at Carleton college thai
she has been chosen as one Of the altos
in that section of the Carleton College
Glec club.
D. w. Meeker of Senator Marden's
office, went to Thief River Falls on a
business mission yesterday.
Breckenridge and Moorhead high
schools are scrapping it out on the
local gridiron this afternoon.