The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1914-03-24
NEWS OF THE NORTHWEST
Live news NOTES
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FROM WILLISTON

Williston, n. D., March 23.-To The
Forum: The Elks gave the last of
their series Of six dances Tuesday
evening. Every one enjoyed a very
pleasant evening.
Miss Amy Scott entertained the
Trefoil club at her home Friday even
ing.
Mrs. Mansfield entertained q num-
er Of her friends, Friday afternoon.
Every one spent a very pleasant at
ternoon. The hostess served a very
dainty lunch.
Miss Leek Of Grand Forks, the new
primary teacher, Is substituting for
Miss Todd, who has not been teaching
this last week. because Of the illness
Of her mother.
Friday afternoon the high school
moved into the new annex, which is
ready for occupancy now 1t is
thoroughly modern and up to date in
every respect and will accommodate
the commercial DOM the mathematics,
and history recitation rooms, besides
two study rooms n the manual
training department. The grades and
high school expect to give an ex-
hibit and entertainment Friday,
March q.
The men OF the CONGREGATIONAL
I IlulS III gave llIC ICluEh MoIllSI dItd
Daughter banquet Friday evening. and
the ladies were unanimous in pro-
%nouncing it a great success. About ITO
mothers n daughters sat down to a
splendid banquet after which q fine
Program was given.
Piano Duet--Humoresque ......,...
...Hazel Glass and Alice Anderson
o, Mother Of Mine .....Dolly Doughty
The Influence Of the Girl in the
home Mrs; Never
Piano Solo-Doll's Funeral March
Mother and Daughter, Chimes ....
Cay Taylor
Vocal Duet
49,. ....Miss BALDWIN, Mrs. Volby
The Friends Of a Girl Mrs. E. Shaw
Who's Who amman Mrs, Westergard
The Girl and Her Dress ....,......
.............. Maybelle Boystrom
To the Cooks ........... Mrs. Fuller
Piano Solo ............... Mrs. Hale
Mrs. Currie acted as toastmistress.
Mrs. Williams entertained a number
Of her friends Wednesday afternoon.
Every n enjoyed a very pleasant
time.
The Onliso club met Thursday even
ing with Miss Mate Olson and Mrs.
Metz. The club is working for the
April bazaar.
superintendent Foster gave an illus
trated lecture on the Grand Canyon,
to the sixth, seventh and eighth
grades, Thursday evening.
Alfred Eastgate, Of the federal bird
reserve at Stump lake, gave an Illus
trated lecture on Birds of North Da-
kota at library hall Saturday evening.
The lecture was very interesting and
instructive.
Mrs. e. Carney entertained a num-
Der Of friends at cards Saturday eve
ming.
Atty. H. w. Braatelien returned
Friday from attending court at Bis
nlarck.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. Bell entertained the
Sixty-three club Monday evening.
G. T. Carpenter went to PlentyWood
Monday On business.
Miss Dora Wilkinson returned from
a visit in Poplar.
The Catholic supper and dance Civ
en- st. Patrick's evening was q huge
success. The supper was especially
interesting and good. consisting Of:
Biddy'3 dumplings, Flirting Murphies
Rolling huts
Emeralds
Mrs. M~urphy's chowder
(Served on green SOD
The Rearing Of the Green
Killarney chips
Just a bit O Barney
Shellalahs
Pats comfort.
Mrs. E. H. Ingraham and family left
on No. 2 for Wi consin, where they
will live on a farm.
Captain Seneschal has commenced
preparations for the placing Of a ferry
at Wolf Point and two other places
up the Missouri river as soon as the
season will permit, which will be about
May /.
Attorney Craven, of the firm Of
Palmer, Craven & Burns, spent the
first of his week in Fargo. He also
transacted business In Bismarck and
Minot.
The Stewards residence was the
scene Of a very pretty wedding We'd
nesday at 7 p. m, when Miss Coda
Slagle. sister Of Mrs. Stewards, was
united in marriage to julius Forthum
of Alexander. Rev. E. Wall was the
officiating clergyman. Mr.. and Mrs.
Stewards attended the couple. At the
conclusion of the ceremony the party
went to Buffers cafe where the wed
ding dinner was served. Mr.. and Mrs.
Forthum via live or their claim near
J Alexander.
War Metzger of Grand Forks is