The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1914-06-25
Moorhead Department
Great Gathering of
Red River Valley
Boosters in City

Iutes after 2 o'clock when the following
program was proceeded with:
200 p. M.
Invocation-Rev. J. A. Aasgaard.
Address of Welcome-President Les
lie Weller, Moorhead.
Response-Hon. P. H. Konzen, Hal
lock.
Address-The Red River Valley,
Hon. S. G. Comstock, Moorhead.
Address-Dean Albert F. Wood, Col
lege of Agriculture, University Of Min
nesota.
Address-Alfalfa, Prof. N. E. Han
son, South Dakota Agricultural college.
Address Observation-Disclosures on
the Farm, G. S. Fowler, Minneapolis. y
4:3o P. M.
Auto trip.
EVening-7:00 p. M.
Band concert at Concordia college.
500 p. M.
Big vaudeville entertainment, free
for the visitors.
Friday, $3.50 p. NJ.
program at Lyceum theatre.)
The Woman's auxiliary of the devel-
| opment association, Mrs. e. z. Sharp,
| program to the visiting ladies at $3.50
o'clock tomorrow afternoon and music
lovers will quickly note the exception
al excellence of the arrangement and
dition of the first number which only
a talented singer would attempt:
Aria, Let the Bright Seraphim. 49,.
Jessie Hazelton- Askegaard.
Trumpet Obligato by H. NJ. Rudd
Accompanist, Lillian c. Wright.
Address, Juvenile Court Work......
Miss Kate Finkle, Minneapolis.
TcaaI;~r UNur1 Jn1cnc Lnfn Tnr6nPN
Alice r. O'Connell, Minneapolis.
One Spring Morning .......... Nevin
I'm Wearing Ava ............ Foote
Will O. the Wisp ...:.:...... Spross
Jessie HaZelton-Askegaard.
vaudeville Entertainment Tonight.
A stellar event arranged by the Wo-
mans auxiliary for this evening in the
auditorium of the state normal school
will be a really high-class vaudeville
entertainment supplied by the Twin
City Lyceum bureau, st. Paul, Rather
inc 3. Hensler, president and general
manager, the attractions for which has
been arranged by Mrs. Hensler as fol-
lows:
Mrs. NJ. O. Graves, soprano, st. Paul;
primadonna Bostonian sextette.
Henry Carter, ca%rtoonist, Minneapo-
lis.
st. Paul quartet, Henry E. George,
Edgar Hayek, J. w. Willinger. James
Armstrong and Edward Leinehan, &C.
COInpdLlSL.
Hugo Lutgers. will furnish a novel
monologue and a Swedish
Several of the numbers were given
at the reception for the visiting lad
les at the Comstock this afternoon.
Also, the Sinclair Scotch trio, pipers
and dancers will appear OIL the pro-
gram this evening.
Pickups at Hotels.
DR.. Storrs of The Minneapolis Tri-
bune made the story for his paper; w.
P. Kirkwood penned the story of the
Moorhead meeting for the Minneapolis
St. Paul Evening Dispatch, each one of
them veterans at the game of agricul-
tural development meetings.
Prominent among the crowds was e.
Q: BUTLER Of st. Paul, secretary of the
Minnesota Forestry association.
The Vegetable oar added to the fun,
especially the distinctive solos by
George E. Perley on a parsnip.
James H. Sharp jr., who arrived from
Yale last night, was promptly appoint
ed official and he was
promptly distinguished by a monster
~megaphone.
Today's weather f~orecas was en-
encouraging: Settled weather tonight
important change in temperature.
today, 29.11. The maximum tempera-
ture yesterday was 80 degrees.
Mahnomen county was well repre-
scented and the Hallock alfalfa club was
given a big hand
OF course the offices of the Com
stock and New Columbia hotels were
crowded.
Signs Of prosperity and happiness
were to be seen everywhere and many
expressions of. congratulations were
heard from visitors who were seeing
Moorhead for the first time-the paving
system was especially commended.