The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1914-02-07
EAST SIDE NOTES

AL SluSeIS AL tLlS TWO CLUES VIC dTS
interested in the song festival to be
held at Concordla college March Is,
are requested to meet at Concordia
college at $50 tomorrow afternoon for
the first joint rehearsal.
The ladies Of Trinity Norwegian
church announce a. dinner which they
will serve, at the parsonage, Wednes-
day evening next, Feb. IL, from $50
to 0 o'clock.
DR.. M. M. Fulton has returned from
the east where he took a post-gradu-
ate course in the veterinary depart
ment Of the University of
Pennsylvania. He also did some
special studying at n OF the colleges
in New York.
Robert Kiefer visited the automobile
show at Minneapolis and made close
observations of all the best fea-
lures.
The subject of the sermon at Grace
Methodist church, tomorrow morning
will be, Knowing God and in the
evening the Rev. Mr.. Boone will make
an address on The Joy Of Christian
Service.
The dairy and food department Of
Minnesota will go after violators Of
the cigarette law without mercy. Com
missioner Winkjer says that although
the department has attempted to ex~
ercise all necessary leniency and give
all dealers yer possible chance to
make good under the new law, wilful
violations will be shown no Ieniency
whatever. He declares it seems impos-
sible to convince mar dealers that
the law passed at the last session was
mean to be enforced.
The subject of the morning sermon
OF fha rOn orooo tiano1 ohJJrnA koroor
row will be, The Simplicity and
Breadth Of True Religion. and in the
evening the Rev. Mr.. Kernen will dis
cuss, The Way Of Honor. Musical
features in the evening will be con-
tributed by the glee club of the state
normal school, accompanied by Miss
Bently. violinist. The address to the
Costain, who will explain the new
banking laws.
At the general election this year
county officers will be elected to serve
for four years.
Annual meetings Of tn Lee Cooper
alive Telephone Co. and the Lee Co.
operative Elevator Co. at Perley were
held a day OF two ago..
Friends Of Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas H.
Garfield, Lake Park, will regret to hear
that their little son Is seriously Ill and
IACI = IL CoiISSIl DIS u L1S OuLCOI1S. ne
child has been unconscious for about a
week.
The December term Of the district
court has been finally adjourned. a
special term will Tuesday,
Feb. II.
Mrs. P. e. Clement and two children
the family of the agricultural agent for
Clay county have arrived in the city
from Nebraska and will soon be at
home.
The ladies of the Presbyterian church
enjoyed a liberal patronage at the sys-
ter supper served last night in the
church parlors.
A.. J.. Wright Of A. J. Wright &
Sons, has returned from a business trip
to Chicago for his firm.
A basketball game is scheduled for
Tuesday evening next at the normal
auditorium between the Moorhead nor
NAL team and one from the Industrial
normal school at Glendale, N. D. This
game promises to be n Of the most
spirited ever played here.
The Royal League OF Moorhead an
nounces a dancing party, Feb. II at
the ms Of Norway hall, Fargo.
Funeral services for Axel Nelson
nifty Norwegian Lutheran church. A
number Of floral offerings were sent to
the bereaved relatives.
Barnesville papers report four births
during the week, three girls and one
boy.
Chales Janneck Of GAINESVILLE is a
student at Fargo college.
Married at GAINESVILLE by Rev. Mr.
Erickson Of the Congregational church,
Clara, the daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Willard Atkinson, to Arthur B. Jen-
sen.
The principal of thep ublic school at
Rustad has i~naugurated a movement
for extensive corn and potato growing
among the boys and girls who will
work for prizes in the state acre-yteld
contest,
Col. j. r. Everett, Paramount, Mimi,
has been appointed a. trustee of the
state soldiers home to succeed Frank
B, Doran. Gov. A. O.. Bberhart also
has re-appointed DR.. Christopher Gra-
ham. Rochester, as a member of the
state board of health. A. w. Berg
strom, Pennock, and o. R. Miller,
Crookston, are named as state boiler
inspectors.
Division No. 572, Order of Railway
Conductors. will give their annual ball
at DilWorth on Feb. 20. This is the
great event among the railway men Of
his section each year and the occa-
sion this season will be better than
ever before. Arrangements have been
made for a car to remain at Dilworth
until 3:15 a. m. for the accommodate
ton Of Fargo patrons. Wylie's Union
orchestra will have a number Of new
musical numbers and the order will be
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