The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1914-03-31
Moorhead Department

year. The first one took sick, the SEQ
ond went one better and got engaged
and 1t Is reported she will be married
will doT' '
Rev. Arthur r. Prior, of wssthope.
N. d., filed the pulpit at the Federated
church, Fergus Falls, last Sunday.
Some years the reverend gentle
man was a newspaper publisher at
Pierre, S. d.
At a recent meeting the Presby-
t~erians of Fergus Falls by a large
majority of the members voted to re-
new consolidation with the Congre-
gational church for a term Of Ave
years. 4 shor time & a term of
three years had expired. The united
congregation has had the pastoral
services of Rev. A. J. Herries, but he
has announced that he desires to close
his pastoral relations July 1 next. He
is a Presbyterian, but it is expected
that he will be succeeded by a Con-
gre~gationalist. .
o. c. Beck, mayor Of Moorhead, has
been made vice president of the
Scandal society Of Fargo, recently
organized.
DR.. and Mrs. Paul Verne have re-
turned from a visit to Minneapolis
and ST. Paul.
Frank Weld, son of Mr.. and Mrs. F.
A. Weld, is a patient at the North
western hospital where he has been
subjected to a minor operation and
which has brought the relief desired
and friends now believe that he will
rapidly regain his health and become
robust and strong again. " =.
This evening, at . the Presbyterian
! nlI1rrh p Volknr Gala ->--ka-,y
for the Minnesota Christian Endeavor,
union will deliver an address to the
young people all of whom are invited
to attend and listen to the message
which the speaker has to deliver.
President Wilson has SEN the name
Of Everett w. Davis to be postmaster
at Detroit, and Ole A. Fuglie to be
postmaster at Ulen, Clay county, TO
the senate for confirmation.
Next Thursday P. e. Clement, agri-
cultural agent for Clay county will ad-
dress farmers attending the West
central Minnesota Development as
ISOLATION rally at Breckenridge. Mr..
Clement will DISCUSS the raising and
handling Of potatoes.
Still they are rading alleged "blind
pigs" at Fergus Falls and making it
| NAIH LOI lIlOS6 "JOIu they arrest
II is said that about May / there
will be a great exodus of young wo-
men, who are now engaged in homes
in Moorhead and Fargo, as maids, to
Norway to visit former homes and
view the sights of the great centen-
NAL celebration. 1t is said that four
near MoMornead will return with
husbands.
Among the guests at the Comstock
today were, Cashier Rosholt of the
State bank at Climax, on his way to
GAINESVILLE on ~receivership business;
n. Phillip Of GAINESVILLE who came
to town to consult a doctor; Andrew
Johnson Of Hawley; j. w. Heinrich of
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas THOMPSON of
Warren; c. l.. Olson, Georgetown: J.
Krabbenhoft; w. H. Krabbenhoft;
August Hoppe; H. Junke, and Fred
Kuehl Of Sabin.
Pierce Wolfe and a party of dem
ocrats from E1awley left last night for
Minneapolis to attend the convention.
Among arrivals at the New Column
bia hotel were: O. G.. Meland, Barnes
Vile; VIM. Hanson, Crookston; So
phie Nykreim. Ulen; Oscar Ombreck;
Ed. Broten; Elmer Burnd. Ulen; Nor
ris Anderson, Sabin; Filing Olson,
Hawley; Nels E. Larson, Lake Park.
r. A. Walker, field secretary of the
Minnesota Christian Endeavor union
will speak at the First Presbyterian
church, Second avenue and Fifth
street, Tuesday night, March 81 All
should hear this splendid speaker.