The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1914-02-14
EAST SIDE NOTES

Johgen Jensen, the we'll known Clay
county farmer, is convalescent after
his very serious illness and is about
his home and able to exchange talks
and greetings with neighbors II his
friends in town.
Atty. N. /. johnson is spending a few
days in the cities on business and see
ing the sights.
Manager Dwight Simmons Of the N.
+. Olson company has returned from
Kansas City, where he attended the
meetings, business and social, in con-
nection with the monster annual con-
vention of the National Fruit Grow
ers and Produce Jobbers.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. John Tudal,
yesterday, a boy.
The Minnesota State Fair board has
re-elected J. c. Simpson Of st. Paul as
secretary. The new publicity man, to
succeed Merton Il. Harrison, will be
Ray P. Speer. a twin city newspaper
man, who has been a frequent contrib
utor to the agricultural press and is a
prince OF good fellows.
The subject for the morning sermon
at Grace Methodist church tomorrow
will. be The Meaning and Results of
Humility. The evening theme, by the
Rev. Mr.. Boone, will, be Reasonable
Service.
The Epworth League of the Meth
odist church announces a social party
to be given at the home Of Mrs. Leon
ard Scott, Monday evening next.
The Moorhead high school girls de-
| feated the Fargo high school girls in
a basket ball game last Thursday af-
ternoon. The score was 10 to 0.
At the congregational church, to-
morrow morning, the pastor, Rev. H.
A. Kernen will use for his sermon
theme, What is Spiritual Life? In the
evening the theme will be Heal Thy
self, specially prepared for the instruc-
ton Of young people. Preceding the
! service there will be a short musical
program Of sacred compositions, from
an Edison disc machine, kindly loaned
by Mr.. Nesheim.
The address before the Mems seminar
at the congregational church tomorroW
! will be by Prof. e. r. Collins, who will
| discuss Rural Credits.
The program to be given Friday next
for the Mindegave will include the ap.
| pearance of the Concordia college band
! and the Norrona Singing society. This
big feature of the event will be the
| sale Of baskets from which it Is hoped
will be produced a liberal fund to ap.
| ply to the Norway jubilee gift Of ST.
900, 900 being raised in this country. a
At the quarterly conference held a
Grace M. E. church, thursday evening
| following the routine business there
J was instruction given on the Church
Discipline and that was followed by 6
! p read by Mrs. l.. p. Wood or
| Church Membership. The conference
was the best attended II most help
full ever remembered in the history o.
the church. IL
Practically all plans for the Boys
congress-, which ia TO be held in Bemid.
il, Feb. 81 and %, are complete and a.
y least 200 boys from all parts of north
ern Minnesota. are. expected to be ir
attendance. A feature of the meeting
will be a banquet. John L.. Alexander
of Chicago will be the principal speak.
err. '-H@"~,
After six months experience The Hal
stad Journal says the farmers and. bust
ness men think that the services Of 3
A. Gray, agricultural agent for Nor
mar county are worth vastly more thar
they cost-the status of the farmer
and the county has been greatly en-
HANGED.
st. Cloud Journal-Press: Now tina
! MINI esota is the champion corn stat,
Of the country, we shall hear NOR
about the %coIone1s. Due notice Is here
by given Kentuck to get on the side
track. 80: a.. .@}& ~ E~* ., .a.r@