The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1914-06-25
Fridays Program.

Forenoon 9 a. m., band concerts;
10 a. m, three minute county echoes
-Kittson county, P. H. Konzen; MARSH
all county. Donald Robertson; Rosedt
J. H. Hay; Polk county, Judge + a
Sullivan; Red Lake county, Or. n. M
Watson; Norman county, sam olson
Clay county, Pres. j. a
Mahnomen county, G. c; Cooper Whte,
Earth reservation, Gus Bouleu' bechel
county, Prof F. e. Lurton.
Address, Bert Ball, Chicago.
Address, Prof. A. D. wilson;
Address, J. H. Worst, North Dakota
Agricultural college.
Address, Good Roads, E. S. McGoWah
Minneapolis.
1I:45 a. M, address,, What Women
Have Done for Farmers Clubs, Mrs
George Schuck of Polk county.
Afternoon, and concerts. .
2 D. m. address, Governor Eberhart
Address, Potatoes, C. c. Moore Wash
ingtOn, D. c.
Business session.
Report of committees.
Election of officers, etc.
4:3O p. M, free auto trips and band
concerts.
The Lyceum theatre has been char
tered for a wOmen's session THURSDAY
afternoon.
There will be a conference of the
AGRICULTURAL Instructors in the Red
river valley during h convention, the
hour to be announced from the plat"
form.
the women, at which an auxiliary as
ISOLATION will be organized.
Ladies' auto ride at 10 o'clock.
Woman's Events.
Friday morning, 10 o'clock, auto ride
Leave from ComstoCk hotel, Mrs. D
C. barrow, chairman.
Friday afternoon, $50 program at
Lyceum theatre, Mrs. E. E. Sharp
Soloist, Mrs. Jessie Hazelton-Aske-
gard.
Reader, Miss O'Connell,
Lecturer, Miss Kate Finkle of Min
n~eapOlis.
Note: Entertainments are free. Ad-
mission will be by registration badge
Moorhead was never more en- fete
than she was today, the opening of
the first annual meeting of the Min
nesota Red River valley association
which comprises the ten counties with
in the h~itsoric and famous Red River
valley of the north, Clay. Becker, Nor
man, Kittson, Mahnomen, Polk, Red
Lake, Pennington, Marshall and Ro-
Seau.
The national colors in the shape of
flags and t%ri-colored streamers, were
very literally used in the decorative
SClSlIlS VI Tic SIISSIS anu cummings ~
the city-there was no complaint to
make as to paucity Of The use of Gags
which add so much to the enthusiasm
Of a gala occasion.
Before noon the estimated attend
ance was owe 5000 with two special
trains and oVer seventy-eight cars OF
the Crookston Automobile club to hear
from. It was to be seen too that leo-
pie were arriving from the farms and
communities tributary to M~OOrhead,
driving in autos, carriages and hUggles
etc. Front street from Fourth to tie
Comstock and New Columbia hotels
was congested with visitors. No one
was more pleased TO see the crowds
than President Weller and Secretary
Davies and with members of the lOCa
committee were kept exceedingly busy
receiving guests and being introduced
to those from afar. Much was to be
done in the way Of exchange Of cOur-
tesies and the expressions Of feliCita-
tons.
The bands from Crookston, Ada
GAINESVILLE, Thief River Falls and Red
Lake Falls were a%nxiously awaited, but
they were somewhat belated and the
first to arrive was the splendid band
from Crookston and they lost 10 time
in disCoursing martial music as soor
as they, with others from the Polk
county metropolis, had passed III re-
view before the moving picture ma
chine. A little later the other bands
arrived and ait once there was a change
in the animation among the thousands
which lined the streets.
Opening Meeting.
The first session Of the formal asso-
citation meetings was called to order BY
President Welter in a very few min