The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1914-04-04
Moorhead Department
EAST SIDE NOTES

h subject of the morning sermon
at Grace NJ. e. church, tomorrow, BY
the Rev. Mr.. Boone. will be The TriaI
q Jesus, The theme of the sermon in
day evening at 6:45 will be held the
regular meeting of the Epworth league
ana the leader for the occasion will bt
school.
Pupils Of the branch. in this city o!
the Dakota Conservatory of music,
Fargo, under the tutelage of Miss Mol
lie Martinson, will be presented in a
piano recital, this evening, in the Ma;
students VIII take part in the program
which VIII begin at s o'clock.
James Dawson. charged with grand
larceny from the place of Gentry
smith, was held for trial in the disR
trict court yesterday by Justice Wade.
County Attorney Dosland represented
the state and E.. E. Sharp was counsel
for the prisoner. Considerable testi-
mony was taken at the preliminary
hearing.
Her friends will regret to hear that
the wife of e. w. Humphrey. NJ. D.,
is a patient at the Northwestern hos
1tal suffering from a painful illness,
but today there We're Indications of
improved conditions.
The Rev. II. A. Kernen will preach
his last sermon, as pastor of the Con-
gregational church, tomorrow morning
and evening. The themem Of the
morning discourse will be The Old
Ways and for the evening the reverend
gentleman has selected Wisdom. Dur
ing the services there sill be a
celebration of the holy communion
and the infant child of Mr.. and Mrs
G. l. Lowe will be baptisNd. The
speaker at the melting of the Mems
seminar will be Professor Strong OF
the state normal school and he will
discuss Methods Of Settling Labor
Capital Disputes.
The preacher at the Swedish Mis-
sion church. Second avenue north.
Good Friday and on Easter Sunday
will be Rev. Mr.. Boquist Of Minneap-
oils.
Bids for the erection of the new
have all been rejected as being too
high for the p~ocketbook Of the school
district. Some changes will be made
In the plans n specifications.
Alfred A. H~aagenson, mayor of
GAINESVILLE. has filed for the nomina-
ton Of state senator in the f~orty-ninth
district which under the rearrange-
ment comprises the counties of Clay and
Wilkin.
The announcement was made today
that Enoch Peterson of the First Ma
tional bank has decided to join the
noble army of benedicts and that he
will be a June bridegroom. Mr.. Peter
son fancee is Miss Gilbertson who
has been teaching school in the north
ern part Of the state. '
1t is said that the roads leading in
to Barnesville are in fairly good con-
dition both for the travel of auto
mobiles and horse vehicles. In a few
places south Of here bad places are re-
ported. East and north automobiles
can make good Roadway. The Barnes
ville-Baker road which is one of the
main travelled thoroughfares is in good
condition except for a bad spot ex-
tending from the track to the Hut
Crimson farm.
G. D. McCubrey, clerk of court, at
tended the funeral services for DR.. J..
P. Vickers at GAINESVILLE. yesterday.
For a long time the deceased was
physician for the family Of Mr.. Nc
Cubrey.
Mrs. A. ]. Jensen of GAINESVILLE is
a patient at st. Luke's. hospital ia
Fargo.
County Attorney Dosland has been
appointed attorney, by the comptroller
Of the currency, to defend suits which
may be instituted in connection with
the affairs Of the GAINESVILLE National
bank,