The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1914-06-24
DEVELOPMENT ASSN.
MEETING TOMORROW

The biggest gathering OF farmers
and others interested in kindred inter
ests, ever assembled at any point IN
the Red river valley, will be seen III
Moorhead tomorrow ~ Friday ana AL
is in readiness for the reception or the
upwards of 5000 visitors who Will ar
rive in the city tonight and tomorrow
morning by regular and special tralns
on all roads leading in to MooFheaa
Several special trains will arrive in the
city shortly before noon from points
tributary in Polk and other counties
affiliated in the association.
Several automobile clubs are to make
social runs to Moorhead for the great
occasion, notably an ensemble Of up
wards of fifty cars from
Thursdays Program.
Observation-Disclosures at Hotel
Concerts by the Ada, GAINESVILLE, Red
Lake Falls, Thief River Falls and
Crookston bands.
Silo demonstrations.
Free automobile trip.
Afternoon-1 p. m, BAN concerts.
o. m. invocation, Rev. DR.. j. A
Aasgaard in monster tent near com
stock.
Address of welcome, Pres. Leslie
Response, Hon. P. H. Konzen, Hal
lock.
>. u. COmSLOCk, MOOLlSdO.
Address, Dean Albert F. WOOD col
lege of Agriculture, university or Mln-
nesota.
Address, Alfalfa, Prof. N. e. Hanson,
South Dakota Agricultural college.
Address Gllustrated), Concrete on
the Farm, C. S. Fowler, Minneapolis
4:30 p. m, auto trip.
EVENING" p. m, band concert at
Concordia college
s p. m, big vaudeville entertainment
free for the visitors.
Woman's Events, Thursday.
Registration at Comstock hotel Mrs'
w. E. Hunt, chairman.
Thursday afternoon, 2:SO o'clock en-
tertainment at Lyceum theatre, Mrs.
R. W. Richards, chairman
$50 to $50, reception at Comstock
hotel Mrs. M: T. Weum' chalrmani
Mrs. O.. c.. Beck, wife Of the mayor OF
Moorhead; Mrs. Leslie Weller, wife OF
the president Of commercial cluo; mrs
William D. Titus, president OF the Wo-
mans club; Mrs. William RUSSELL pres
ident Of Civics club.
Thursday evening, S:15 vaudeville en-
tertainment at normal auditorium.
General Notes of Interest.
The first Of several p~arades, tomor.,
row morning will be one on the arrlva!
by one of the bands and the Alfalfa
club of Hallock. h head OF the line
will rest at the intersection OF Front
and Eighth street, near the big tent;
Another parade, later, will be heaoeo
by the consolidated bands Of 125 pieces
of which r. w. Richards, chairman OF
the music committee, will make further
announcement.
Don't forget to hoist your flags good
and early tomorrow mornlng-yours
truly, Leslie Weller.
Those who have rooms to rent FOL
the accommodation of the visitors are
requested to call up Manager Hunt OF
the Comstock, phone 200.
Be sure to arm yourself with n OF
those vegetable horns cabbage
| makes a very sweet noise, a soft pedat
arrangement.
There will be commodious band
stands in the park at the Northern
Pacific passenger station and at the in.
tersection of Fourth and Front streets
The tent for the general speaking
will be found on a vacant lot acros!
| the way from the Comstock hotel, neal
the Northern Pacific passenger station
The special trains will begin to ar
rive at II a. m, tomorrow and Friday
A moving picture Of the events o.
the great occasion will be made.
! President Welter will preside at thu
opening meeting and later he will b.
assisted by F. 4. Weld, of the stat
normal school and some of the dis
tinguished visitors. !
Fine samples of the first cuts Of al
falfa may be seen at the differen
banks.