The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1914-05-04
EAST SIDE NOTES

superintendent Morse of the schools
at Lake Park has been elected to have
cnarge Of the schools at Slayton,
MINI, where he will have a staff of
fourteen teachers. Miss Dahl has been
elected to be assistant principal Of the
SCHOOLS at Winthrop, only a few miles
from the cities.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Haas have taken
up their residence in their beautiful
lake shore home at Detroit.
Miss Marie Sather of Dale Is in
training at the Northwestern hospital
10 be a graduate nurse.
The Sentinel-Blaze editor, at Pine
EiVer' Mimi, discloses his disgust
OF some things political as follows:
more we read of corrupt prac-
uses act the madden we get. One
thing Is certain, this newspaper is not
going to run paid Advertisement"
together with a lot of other fool in
formation at the head of every politi-
cal announcement. 1t will be made
perfectly clear what is paid advertise
ments by so stating at the close of
each article. For advertisement rates,
the public is referred to the top of this
column.
has gone to Chicago on business, but
Will be backf1n a few days,
At noon today Mayor Beck stated
that he had not yet made up his mind
about declaring Wednesday, afternoon
a holiday for the opening of the
baseball season. He thought he would
90 so II the weather was agreeable.
Mr.. n Mrs. Math, Simonitsch are
soon to leave for a trip to Europe to
make a visit to the old home in Aus
trla to visit sisters and 9. brother
"nO fnPU II Vn Not Gnnr fN~ NvyN- g.
ty-seVen years. The travellers expect
TO return some time in August. Thew
VIII sail on the steamship Cecile Of the
North German Lloyd Co,
ELIOT F'ridlTnd, president. will make
the ADDRESS Of welcome at the meeting
OF the SWedish-American Brotherhood
IN the auditorium Of the A. o, II. w
building, Fargo, this evening. A feat
ure OF the meeting will be a program
of high class music specially a]rranpe5
Tor the occasion.
Prominent improvements have been
mace IN the office of the New Colum-
Dla MOTEL. Besides the installation NJ
a steer ceiling by Remley & Olson, the
waIls, ETC., have been a~ppropriateIv
decorated by the Fred Johnson Co, 81
mat the hotel now has a distinctiyeiv
air about it.
Mrs. Peter Meehan was called to
t mnAee Esp Pa, on Saturday to at
relIa 'he funeral Of a brother who
away Friday.
Candidates will be presented for in
ltiatfon at the meeting of Noorbead
chapter, Order of Eastern Star, this
evening. ~ Lille
Mrs. J. V. Godfrey is visiting ber
a. few days. LOT
friends of w. H. Diemert will be
gIao to hear that he has recovered
from an attack of the grip which was
rather severe. ""'
Frominent improvements have been
mace TO the interior of the Palace
house which are sure tn he
appreciated by the patrons Of that
rhe new water supply will be
oE officials of the state. |
9odrd or health during next wednes-
day. The water supply has been an
proved by the board, but a very close
TAP Is being kept upon conditions as
me experiments made by MoorheadI
aroused a widespread interest,
AN eastern authority on municipaI |
Inatters printed a story Of the enter
prise a week or two ago.
MISS Crawford of the Northwestern |
hospital, has returned from Rochester
Mimi. where she attended the animal
neetlng of the Minnesota Graduate !
nurses association and the State
League of Nursing. There were Xix
nurses present, including two from
New zealand who are studying in This
Next year the nnual meet
ing Will be held at st. Paul. Mrs. r.
w. Struher Of Minneapolis was elect
president Of the association.
There are some remarkably good
singers among the department heads
OF the Capitol, and it is said that
state Treasurer Smith, Oil Inspector
Eaton and Public Examiner Fritz are
contemplating finding a fourth VIC
tim and organizing a quartet to FUR
nlsh appropriate and solemn music on
state occasions. George F. Author.
the governors secretary, may ioin
them after the campaign if his voice
holds out. ~
Pres. Samuel F. Kerfoot will de-
iIVer the b~accalaureate sermon before
the graduating class at Hamline uni
Verslty June z. The university SER
mon will be preached by Rev. Samuel
L.. Parish of Fergus Falls, '06, district
superintendent in the Northern Min
nesota conference.
Professor elsie Bothne, head Of the
department Of Scandinavian lam
guages, will represent the University
or Minnesota at the centennial cele-
orat1on of Norwegian independence at
Chr1stiania, Norway.