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The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1913-05-09
EAST SIDE NOTES

The implement dealers of Marshall,
Rec Lake, Polk and Clearwater coun-
ties formed an association at a meet
ing held at Crookston a day or two
ago. g.. '.',.. 49, .
May 20 is to be an important day
at Glyndon and Rustad. It will be the
occasion of <dedfcating new school
buildings at each of those points.
Both places have reached the dignity
CT possessing .. consolidated school
structures. The new building at Rus
tao will be dedicated during the day
and the school at .Glyndon will be
dedicated in the evening. Miss, Rush
teldt, county superintendent Of schools
Tor Clay county. announces that
Dor programmes will be arrang-
ed for both events and they will ne
announced later.
Officials in different counties have
found that the new law providing for
the payment of mothers pensions is
ambiguous and it is not known
whether the law should be administer
ed by the district court or the pro-
bate court in the respective counties.
Some judges of probate viii wait for
a ruling before granting any pensions
whatever. 1t is stated that in coun-
ties over $4,000 population the law
should be administered by the district
court,
Weather permitting the students
and faculty of Co1:cordia college will
observe the anniversary of the indie
pendence. of Norway, May II, with, Il
Picnic and holiday for the whole. day
and the place selected is a beautiful
grove about a mile north of the court
house. A feature Of the programme
will be a baseball game between.t the
nnlInpnE a 49, z ffa src,nINr1 A=.~ - $500 yz-..,.-
Falls.
ordered another adjournment of the
last of the cases in which defendants
are charged with the alleged selling
of liquors to miners. The attorneys
in the cases are at present engaged in
the district court.
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GREAT HONOR
FOR kHOWLTON

One of the greatest honors conferred
upon a member of a North Dakota in
stitutiou was Il letter received by DR..
k1oWltOu of Fargo college just one
hour before his death, May ;.
The letter was from Edward T.
Fairchild, president of the n. L. A.
National Educational association. of
the United States. inviting DR.. Knowl-
ton to speak before that renowned as
sembly.
The letter read as follows:
My Dear Mr.. Knowlton: l wish to
extend to you a cordial invitation TO
deliver an address at a general meeting
of the National Educational associa-
ton at Salt Lake City on Training for
AVOcation. | have heard so many
good things about your work on this
subject that I am very glad indeed to
invite you to address the teachers on
the subject named. l shall be very
glad to ave an eally n favorable
reply from you. Very truly yours,
F.. T. F%airchild, President n. E. a.
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President Weld was happy at his
home, last night, surrounded as he was
by about 100 business and profession
al men of the city who had responded
to informal invitations to meet Sena-
tor Marden and Representative We
fald Of Clay county, Senator Saugstad
of Polk county, Senator Sageng of OF
ter Tail county, and ex-senator Com
stock. Another very happy man in the
gathering was ex-senator ComstoCk
himself. The affair was delightfully."-
informal and greatly enjoyed by every
one present.
AS the guests arrived they we're in
troduced to the legislators. who were
very cordially thanked for the splen-
did work they had done in behalf of
the educational institutions of the
state especially the obtaining of the
special committee appropriation which
included $4,000 for a new school
building to be added to the normal
school pile in Moorhead. For an hour
or two the assembled guests waited
about the parlors and Joined different
knots in social chatting or discussing
the live topics of the day and in this
way there was a general renewing of
acquaintance.
Later the cue was given that, all
present be seated at places in the
rooms where they happened to be and
light refreshments were served and
followed by cigars. A splendid pro-
gramme of enlivening music was sup
piled during the evening by the Nor
NAL School orchestra Of about a dozen
pieces under the direction of J. Har-
rold Powers of the music department.
At the opportune moment President
Weld called for order and then briefly
explained the object of the gathering
to meet the invited legislators and ex-
press to them the appreciation of all
in Moorhead for what had been &C
complished for the Moorhead normal.
Mr.. Weld called to mind that this
week was the tWenty-fifth anniversary
of the founding of the normal school
in Moorhead, made possible through
the work in the legislature of Hon.
S. G. Comstock who was present to
review the material development Of
the work he set in motion a quarter
of a century ago. The annua cata-
logue to be issued from the printing
presses next week will be the twenty
fifth one sent out from the Moorhead
school. The special appropriation Of
10000, for a new school building, OBJ
tanned through the splendid team work
of the guests of honor present was
$40. 600 more than the cost of the.
original building for which an ap-
preparation was made. The next build
ing erected vas Wheeler hall. When
the current appropriations have been
expended. probably by the end of fall
of next year the material development
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Moorhead Department
Moorhead Citizens Met
Legislative Members
Delightful Informal Gathering at the Home Of President Weld
Of the Normal School Last Evening LegsIators
Thanked for Work They Have Dene.

of the school will represent at least
100000. The original site for the
school was six acres and -that~is nov
practically occupied. The coming new
building will probably be erected on
lots on the other side of the street
from the Model school on ground
which Is now under requirement.
Closing Mr.. Weld said, II appreciate
an dothers do too, your coming here
on this. specially happy occasion to
greet Senator Saugstad, Representa-
tive Wefald and Superintendent Sell
Wig of the school of agriculture at
Crookston."
Senator Marden, the first speaker
called by the host, willingly told how
the special appropriation was obtained
for Moorhead and the difficulties IN
countered during the closing hours of
the legislature. He paid a high tribute
to the work of"the normal school board
in which the legislature has the great
est confidence. He explained how the
appropriation was made possible and
he paid a high tribute to the services
of Senator Sageng, whom he regretted
was unable to be. present in the gath
ering of the occasion. The normal
schools of the state have. had no bet
ter friend than Senator Sageng for he
knows their true value and he knows
of the splendid work done at the
Moorhead school, Also Senator Saug-
stad of Polk county has done. q great
deal tor the normal schools and he
was invited here to show him how
much his work is appreciated in
Moorhead.
Both Senator Saugstad and Repre-
sentative Wefald made addresses in
both of which there were fclicitous eX-
changes of expressions showing the
success of the team work done in the
house n senate in behalf of expand
ing the work of education in the state.
Superintendent Selvig of the school
at Crookston delightfully."- entertained
the guests with his expression of
friendliness and appreciation of CO.
operation and he paid a high tribute
to the work don by President Weld,
that through him the establishment of
the friendly relations and feeling be-
tween the institutions of Moorhead and
Crookston had become a fact.
Closing the list of addresses Mr..
Comstock and Mr.. Huntoon expressed
their appreciation of the many kind
words which had been spoken and re-
ferred very interestingly to reminis-
ences attached to the development of
the Moorhead normal. 1t was conced-
ed that the Moorhead normal and its
president stand at the head of nor
NAL school development in this state.
This closed h proceedings and as
the guests departed hearty handshakes
were given the host who was thanked
for a very profitable. evening.
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SCHOOL OFFICERS TO MEET.
County superintendent Sending Out
Notices for Annual Meetina,

The annual school officers meeting
of Clay county will be held at the
Moorhead Normal school auditorium
Friday. May %, beginning at 10 a.. m.
Supt. E. NJ. Phillips, of the state de-
partment, will deliver an address on
the subject of More Efficient Schools
Through Consolidation. Those who
have either heard Mr.. Phillips or
heard of him know that this address
alone will be, worth the effort of com
ing.
President Weld of the state normal
hoo at Moorhead has kindly con-
scented to make an address at the
meeting on a live topic which is sure
to be practical and instructing. Pro
fessor Kendall, also of the normal, will
discuss The Relation of the. School
Officer to the Teacher, and DR.. O.. J,
Hagen will discuss Physical Factor in
Education. Officers attending will be
paid a per diem and 5 cents a mile
transportation.
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new COACH Of
A. c. SELECTED
n. WOOD OF PoTTsDAM,
N. " SIGNED CONTRACT TO
TAKE CHARGE OF ATHLETICS
AT THE AGRICULTURAL COL
LEGE-RUEBER RESIGNED.

Howard H. Wood Of Pottsdam, N.
Y, has been selected as coach Of the
North Dakota Agricultural college. He
succeeds Arthur Reuber, who for sew
eral years has been in charge of A. c..
athletics and has proved to be one of
the best ~all-around coaches: that ever
handled the A. c.. teams.
Mr.. Wood arrived in the city yester-
day and had a look over the grounds
and the teams. He will be in the city
again tomorrow to watch the high
school track teams at work.
ties this fall. He comes to Fargo
highly recommended and is expected
to turn out some winning teams Coach
Rueber has resigned to go into private
business,
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PEACE CONFERENCE.
HEARS NOTED men

New York, May 9.-Addrcsses by
Andrew Carnegie and DR.. William
Cunning of Columbia university are
on today's programme of the inter-
national conference arranging the CEN
English speaking nations. The ses-
sions close tonight with Bryan speak
ing.
Prof. Munsterberg Of Harvard, a
German citizen, told the committee
that there were many "non-English
people" who regarded the movement
for celebration of the peace centenary
as q "forcrunner Of an alliance between
England and the United States, antag-
onistic to Germany. While he regard
ed this view as absurd. Munsterberg
warned the committee to proceed care
fully.
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MEMORIAL GATE
CLUB ORGANIZED

The Memorial Gate association has
been organized for the erection of the
#KnoWlton memorial arch.
The students on the hill are to hold
a mass meeting tomorrow to perfect
the plans. and Monday will be given
over to raising subscriptions.
The officers of the association have
been selected.
Chairman-Dr. G. C. Creegan.
Treasnrer-Hon. c. IA. Pollock.
Secretary-Mel Hildreth.
Asst. Treasurer-FIoyd Murburger.
Student Representatives.. III. Tai
bot, Allan Carpenter:
The citizens of Fargo. have already
responded I'd a surprising extent, and
it viii be an easy rlattert to raise the
necessary amount
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Rushing Seeding Operations.

Norman County Herald: Seeding
operations have progressed most sat
isfactorily in the Red river valley
counties the past week. Z
The drying weather the, past few
days has made it possible for the big
tractor plows to get into the fields and
this will vastly increase the acreage
Of coarse grain to be sown. There is
a larger unplowed acreage than last
spring, and this will reduce the wheat
acreage, but if the weather remains
fine, permitting the gasoline tractors
to. pillow steadily, the flax, barley, oats
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1913-05-09
They Lost Interest.

Pittsburg Chronicle Telegraph: One
Of Frank Stockbridge's. occupations
used to- be city boosting. He'd take a
pale, wan municipality and shoot men
tai dope into It, and pretty oon it
would be halnmering on its chest and
hollering.
But one must be careful said
.Stockbridge. Its easy to make mis-
takes
He told OF the speech that the best
lawyer of nourisbing lip -state town
made to a convention that the town de-
sired to attract for its next meeting.
The various town boosters were each
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1913-05-09

and corn acreage will be largely in
creased over last year.
Every good day now means the fin
ishing of wheat seeding by many
farmers, though farmers behind time
will continue to seed wheat up to May
Is and Is. Quite a number of farmers
have already seeded their oats. All of
the first sown wheat and oats are now
up and looking very vigorous.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1913-05-09
Changes i'm Mail Service.

Postmaster Moeker: Beginning next
Monday, May IL, the following changes
in the mail service between Moorhead
and Fargo will so into effect:
Mail for Fargo will close at 2 p. M,
stead of of 1880 a. m. An additional
pouch will be received from Fargo at
LOOP. m, which, will include arriving
mail from the Milwaukee lines. Time
of closing the DON mail for the east,
also for points on the N. F. east and
north of Manitoba Junction, is now
1855 a. m lone hour earlier than for
Tner1y.
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Attorney D0sland Bereaved.

Ills friends were very sorry last
night to learn of the demise of Mrs. E.
o. .Charlson, a sister living in Fargo,
who succumbed. to an attack of tuber-
culosis. She was 81 years Of age and
is survived by her husband. The. fun
eral was held from the home this aft
ernoon, the services being conducted
by Rev. John Peterson of Trinity
church .'. .-+ -~
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1913-05-09
Tournament Date Changed.

The members. of the Gate City Gun
club held a meeting to change the date
of the tournament from June 10 and 20
to June 80 and July !. This was done
to. enable the shooters to take in the
Minnesota circuit, attending the state
meet at Crookston June "a and 25,
going from there to Grand Forks, and
thence to FARGO; =. -. --t :.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1913-05-09
Fireman Deieaates.

Ole Hide and Enoch Sweedman
will represent the hook and ladder
company of the Moorhead fire depart
ment at the state meeting of firemen
to be held at Thief River Falls, June
and Peter Jesten. The delegates from
the Eagle Hose Co. are N. B, Remley,
!. s. Erickson. "'
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1913-05-09
Found BY a Foot.

Chicago Tribune: George AIDE, at a
dinner at the Ritz, in London. said of
luck: u. T. ~
Nobody is so dependent. on luck as
the playwright. When he prospers he
considers luck a kindly goddess; but
when his work. fails then luck seems to
him a . spirit ~perVersely cruel and
mean. .
HE regards luck then as Tom Jack
sons wife of Lafayette, does.
ton Jackson said one morning at
breakfast:
I" Hang it all! While / was wedding
I dropped my Imperial Order OF the
Boosters pin on the lawn, and rye
been looking for II 9 owe half an
hour. It's gone for good, I suppose
THAT night when Jackson sat down
to dinner there was his pin beside his
plate.
Bully for you said he. Where
did you find it, Martha? 2
II let Tommy go barefooted this
afternoon said Mrs. Jackson quietly
CipTiano Castro a he Id going to
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1913-05-09
Holding n Meeting.

The Fargo implemen t dealers are
holding a business meeting at the. com
mercial club this afternoon to talk
oyer business connected with their as
ISOLATION. T.- . '"s.
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"No Hats Could Be Prattier.u

hat is the way one lady viewed the
of summary hats which were
being arranged for Saturdays exhibit
and sale at A. l.. Moody's.-AdVt.
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The Markets
MARKET
May Wheat.

ChaH. e.. Lewis & Co.. Grain and stock
Brokers' Merton Block, Fargo.
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given ten minutes in which to present
their claims. This lawyer arose--ea1m,
masterful, self possessed.
e will briefly relate" said he some
of the reasons why you should come to.
Punkville. ] will tell. you the%interest-.
the two most gloriously beautiful GEM
eteries- +
1T was believed by those who watch
ed that he went on talking for quite a
while after that. But no one heard.
what he said.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1913-05-09

Cipriano Castro says he is going to
remain permanently in Teneriffe.
Thanks ss@.
s@|&# #H#&H4s &4# E&E #@#@E# G&5Ef@ #&M# 3=rAAET
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Don't count your chickens until you
are sure the Incubator lamp doesn't
Leak
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Duluth Cash Close.

May July Sept. Oct
Close E. 1.27h 1.2914 1857. 1907
Local Quotations.
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Serial No. oioIso.
NOTICE ron PUBLICATION.
Department Of the Interior.

department oi inc iutcfiors
U. s. Land office at Pueblo. Colorado.
July so. 1919.
Notice is hereby given that James
w. Vessels. OF Canon City, Colorado.
who. ON March II. 1910. made Home
.stoad Entry No. Oi0f50 for NEh sen.
Sec. 3. M Swh SEN NwM, Section
IL. Township II s.. Range 10 w. 9Th
Prin. Meridian. has filed notice OF in
tention TO make five-yoar proof. to es-
tablish claim 10 the land above de-
scrihed. before the Clerk OF the Dis
trfct Court. at Canon City. Colorado.
on the 9th day OF September. 1918.
Claimant names as witnesses.
Walter w. Nelson, Of Canon City.
Colorado. r. A. Nelson. OF Canon City.
Colorado. 8. NJ. Nelson. OF Canon City.
Colorado, Minnie +. Park, OF Denver.
Colorado.
Not coal land.
J. W. HAwLEy.
Register.
First Pub. August I. 1pfa.
Last Pub. Sept. 4. 1919.
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THURSDAY

IhIhoDAA
W. E. Fisher is planning to leave
in the course of a few days for Mt
Vernon. Illinois, to visit relatives and
friends. He will be gone several
weeks.
This evening the Diamond Fire
Brick team and Rockvale will argue
n little matter Of baseball at the High
School diamond at o'clock. The
game Is expected to be rafting good
one.
Mr.. Leslie Stevenson is again COM
ing into his own after a long siege OF
Appendicitis which eliminated in IN
operation. Leslie is looking much bes-
ter and started to work at the FIRE.
mont County National bank again the
hrst of the week after an absence OF
nearly month
Malcolm whalen. who underwent an
operation for appendicitis lately, is
nending fast and 1t will now only be
the matter of days until he is up and
about again.
Mrs. T. D. Palmer, Miss Sheriff. and
Miss Edith Harrison have returned
from Cottonwood Lake. above Buens
Vista where they have been for a
month.
Mrs. Nellie Holland OF Goldfield.
Nevada, arrived In the city on We'd
,esday for a short visit with old
time friends. Mrs. Holland formerly
lived in Canon City. having left here
in 1907 for Nevada
Mr.. and Mrs. W. W. Emmerson and
daughter, Miss Alice Louise, and Mrs
Emmerson's parents. Mr.. and Mrs j
d. Merritt, are enjoying the day at
the top of the Gorge. They started
early this morning and are making q
day of It.
Mrs. L. L. Mansfield has returned
from Daytona, Florida. where she has
been for the last two or three months.
Mrs. Mansfield was called to Florida
because of the serious illness Of her
sister who at the present time is
slightly improved. Mrs. Mansfield
does not know how long she will re-
main here this time; 1t is all accord
ing to the future condition of her sis
ter.
Mr.. Clint Chedall. who has bean
visiting friends in this city. returne ed
70 her home in Victor yesterday.
Miss Fay Sommerville returned TO
Denver yesterday after a two weeks
visit with her mother on the Sommer-
Iille ranch.
SIr. W. n. Clarke who has been
spending his vacation at Almont on
the Gunnison. is expected to return
home either today or Friday.
Mrs. Minnie Bone OF Webster City,
iowa, arrived last night from Colora.
do Springs for a short visit with Mr.
and Mrs. J. o. Stearns and Mr.. and
Mrs. ]. L. Sterling. Mrs. Bone is on
her way to Seattle. Washington
workmen have about completed the
grading OF the Y. VI. c. A. lawn. A
landscape gardner will soon be plac-
ed at work and It is expected that by
next spring a beautiful greensward
will be the result Of painstaking en-
ergy this summer and fall.
Miss Minnie D. Looney left the first
Of the week for California where she
win make her future home. She has
disposed of her millinery business to
st. Louis lady whose name has not
as yet been disclosed. The new own
er win be here tho first Of September
10 take charge OF the place.
Mrs. T. d. Palmer. Miss Myra shcr-
riII and Miss Edith Harrison returned
the middle of the week from Cotton
wood lakes. where they have been
making midsummer sojourn. Mrs.
Palmer. who went to the mountains
primarily to rid herself of hay fever.
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FURNISHED ROOMS
MISCELLANEOUS

REWARD oFERED-Twenty-nve dol
lars will be given for evidence
which will lead to the arrest aud
conviction Of the person or persons
who recently broke into the hoist
house Of the Logan Mine. which "A
our property. located south OF river
along the Hog Baek-Diamond Fro
Brick Co. $50.
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full young lady with swec, voice and
is entertaining large crowds with her
singing at the Majestic each night.
Mrs. Carl LavinEs. who recently r.
turned from Belle Plaihe. Iowa. Is
much improved in health and is con-
vaiescing rapidly. she is with hcr
mother. Mrs. A. E Bren,Oa. on River
street.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Roha OF Pu-
eblo are the guests OF Mr. and Mrs.
Fred Curtis Miss Bunny Roha OF
Kansas City is also visiting at the
Curtis home. Miss Roha is bcauti-
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M ON EY TO LoA !

The Fremont Building and Loar
Association has money TO loan or
easy terms. The best plan In all the
world for paying on a mortgage OF
the home. Sec Guy o. Hardy. treas
urer. or chas. f. Waldo. secretary
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native OF Pennsylvania and was aged
forty years. six months and two days
The remains were taken to Denver for
burial.
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MONDAY

Mrs. A. Hardy OF Dawson. n. NJ.
has returned home after spending a
month with her parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
Wallace Gould
Harry Combs. wife. two children
and Mrs. Chas. Swanton have gone
over to Almont for a weeks visit with
the Joe Ball family. incidentally.
Harry will try to catch a few fish.
Mrs. Frank Mcclintock and little
son have returned home from a very
pleasant visit OF several weeks dura-
tion With friends in Des Moines and
other points In Iowa. An interesting
feature OF their visit was camping
outing with a number OF the school,
mates of Mrs. Mcclintock on Coon
river.
Mrs. C. c. Patton and sons. Clyde
and Ralph, left last Saturday after
noon for visit with relatives at
waupaca. Wisconsin. They Will be
gone until September
L, W. Felter viii leave tonight for
Denver en- route to Glacier park on
his annual vacation trip. The park Is
situated in northwestern Montana and
Mr.. Felter Will go by way OF Billings
and Great Falls.
Miss Mae Rittenhouse left on Dem