The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1913-01-25

day night p It will be held on
Tuesday.
Thomas III. Canfeid OF Lake Park,
recently elected for another term as
director Of the Minnesota state fair,
has been appointed to be superintend-
ent of the cattle and swine depart@
ments and he is also a member of some
of the other important committees.
President Vincent Of the state uni
versity Is TO be the guest of honor at
q big reception to be given at Fergus
Falls under the auspices of h Alumni
of the University of Minnesota.
At the congregational church tomor-
row morning the Rev. H. IA. Kernen
viii use for the subject of his serlnon
The Philosophy OF Prayer, specifically
referring to the divine side. A live
subject will be chosen for discussion
at the meeting of the mems seminar.
The speaker at the meeting OF the
Christian Endeavor society will be Il
"a. Huntoon. The members Of the Mer-
chants Employees association will at
tend the evening service In 3 body and
the subject OF the sermon will be Max
ing Good. The music for the service
will be furnished by a male uuartette.
writing from Kansas city to parties
In Glyndon, w. r.. Bottom, the potato
buyer, says the potato market there
lis very much depressed for all varie-
ties.
- NJ " IAGtAAOAA0E NRA6O0RoAe SbAN
tomorrow, the subject for the sermon
by Rev. Mr.. Abbott in the morning will
be the initial of q series on Representa-
tive Men of the Bible, the hrst charac-
ter to be considered will be Cain. There
will be no evening service as the con-
gregation has been invited to attend
a union service at the Presbyterian
church. the preacher at which Will be
). w. Folger of Fargo.
A daughter was born to Mr.. and Mrs.
~ q - g. -2 AM-w 80 I'M nHrn M IA
happy parents were formerly residents
of st. Cloud.
Hans Rushfeldt of Hawley made a
good sale of potatoes at Kansas City
a few days ago, going down himself to
supervise the selling.
E~nterprising people at Wolverton
have made a move towards securing
the Incorporation of the town as q viii
lage, but 1T is to be understood that
there will be no saloons.
-Four. school districts in WiIkin coun-
ty, near Wolverton, have taken the first
step in the matter of forming a con-
solidated school district, the desire
being to ecure a first-class high
school n the $1,000 state aid to help
to maintain the institutions,
A ladies' auxiliary to the Royal.
ganized and the new council will be
known as Minerva Council No. 328,
with thirty charter members. The
archon-elect is Mrs. Alice L. Cowley.
Detroit Record: Sen. Charles s.
Marden has introduced a bill In the
state senate to forbid the use of pub
lie drinking cups in all public places.
People are gradually learning that the
public drinking cup is a n to
public health, and filthy, withall. Sem
ator Marden's bill ought to become a
law without delay.
1t was said today that the effort
by certain strenuous politicians in the
Second ward to try and drag the
members of the Merchants, Employees
association into personal politics fall
ed miserably and that regret now is
being expressed that the effort was
tried. There may be the filing of n
other candidate for alderman. 1t
looks as though the contest in the
Second ward for alderman was going
to be the enter of interest in the
coming municipal election.
Enquiries today brought out the
fact in no uncertain words that the
business interests Of Moorhead n the
vicinity are opposed to the passage OF
Senator Cashman's bill, known as the
long distance tariff bill, in other words
a bill to provide that railroad freight
rates be based on a strictly mileage
basis. The bill has been before the
legislature for about ten years and was
defeated in the senate two years ago
by a. close vote. Senator Marden is to
be asked to oppose it.