The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1914-03-21
. EAST SIDE NOTES

The Royal Neighbors, of the state
Will have a. building on the state fair
grounds this year.
The democrats. will meet in county
convention in Moorhead next Tuesday
IN. common with other counties in the
state. 80
The subject Of the morning sermon
at the Congregational church, by the
Kew. II. A. Kernen. will be Being a
Christian and for this occasion the
pastor will be especially pleased if the
pupils Of the Sunday school will at
tend this service. The evening theme
VIII be Preparing to Live. The music
for the latter service will be supplied
by the Huntoon club, a double quartet
Of young men. The address before the
Mems seminar will. be delivered by
Judge Sharp who will tell of persons
and affairs. in the early days of the
city Of Moorhead.
Inc students of the high school,
Moorhead, will present the captivating
farce comedy Brown Of Harvard some
time during the month of May. This
VIII be the most ambitious undertake
ing ever attempted by a local senior
class. Their is a caste of twenty
hVe persons n the play viii be re-
hearsed and staged under the direc-
ion of Miss Uickel, teacher of read
ing n expression. 1t will probably
be produced on the stage Of the state
normal school auditorium.
George F. Perley has returned from
a business trip to Twin Valley.
Detroit Record: P. f. Clement,
Clay county's agricultural agent, was
down here last week and made ar
rangements with c. c. Williams, Beck
err county's corn expert, for a large
quantity Of select Minnesota % seed
corn. MI. Clement was profuse Ia his
praise of the corn which Mr.. Williams
had, and stated that he would unhesi-
tatlngly recommend it to all prospec-
tive purchasers who approached him
regarding the matter.
According to The Breckenridge Ga
zette. meadow larks, larks and crows
are here, geese and ducks are flying
northward as1d there is every indica-
ton that spring is with us again.
Minnesota especially will be the
mecca for a greater number Of colon
lists and homeseekers. than for a num-
Der Of years. Great Northern officials
report a total of T42 Immigrant cars
for the months of January and"Febru-
airy, which is 200 more than for the
corresponding period last, year. For
the week ending March Z the Great
Northern alone moved $50 cars for
Minnesota Joints, and, according to
real estate men, revery community
in Clay county is" getting a. good]v
share Of this years Immigration and
colonist movement. .,'.,.
An important. meeting, of Great
Northern employees has. been called. to
be held at Crookston tomorrow. after.
noon. !
Glyndon News: The local Woodmen
lodge is making preparations 5. for a
treat entertainment April 1.-THE date
of the county camp" meeting, which
VIII De held here. Delegates from all
the camps will be present and the
event promises to be one Of much i'm.
p~ortance-to Glyndon, as well as the
Woodmen. r.. :
The SyVerson hotel at .Glyndon has
changed hands and the new manager
is M. l.. Riddell of Erskine. MINI.
Funeral services were held this at
ternoon for F.. o. Berggren and they
were attended by members of the city
fire department in a body.
Moorhead will have another big old
fashioned Fourth of July celebra-
department, at a recent meeting, de-
cided to get behind the proposition
and. they promise. the biggest thing
in the way of an Independence day
celebration that has ever been car
ried out In his city, the fire boys are
past masters in the work. "
Rev. Martin Anderson, the new pas
tor, will preach tomorrow morning