The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1914-08-08

~ REPUBLICAN, SATURDAY
Trautman has also been taking ball
room work under the famous Verno
castles, known as the most distinguish
ed Xponents of modern dancing il
America.
liner Blk has returned home from
TWO weeks outing at Shoreham, wher,
mis- parents are having a new cottag,
built, on Lake Melissa.
Misses Elsie INT Florence Feldham
mer, of Minneapolis, who have beer
visiting friends in this city for the pas
ham, where they will be guests at Their
sisters cottage on Big Pine.
Mrs. e. M. barrow, who has beer
touring Walsh and Pembina counties
In the suffrage cause, is home. Pau
Sayre, OF Chicago, who was on thu
same trip, went to Leads, but expect:
to return to Devils Lake and Mime.
Waukan later.
Miss Katherine Blake of New York
daughter of the famous pioneer sui.
tragist, Lille Deveraux Blake, writes
70 the local suffrage headquarters from
Montana, where she Is now working in
the interest of suffrage, that she will
give one week to the campaign If
North Dakota. She is scheduled fol
speeches at the following places: Will.
lston' AUG. IS; Stanley, Aug. 20; Minot
Aug. Il; Towner, Aug. %; Rugby, Aug
%; Westhope, Aug. %; Lakota, Aug,
"a and Fargo, Aug. %.
Secretary of Agriculture Houston Is
appearing In a new role, lat of first
aid to the newlyweds, and those of the
latter who are struggling with house
mold problems in general and the kitch-
en- in particular have found a friend
In, Secretary Houston as the henchman
Of Uncle Sam. Various pamphlets for
free distribution touching on many
subjects pertaining to home building
are available today for the new-and
o~ld-Voyagers into the seas of matri-
mony. There are valuable suggestions
Tor the bride, as we'll as hints for hub
oy's use OF the old back yard. Here are
some OF the titles of the new bulletins
being issued by the department Of
agriculture are, Meat, Composition and
cooking, Economical Use of Meat in
the Home, EGGS, and their Use as Food,
Bread and Bread Making, Care of Mil.
and Its Use In the Home, Cereal as
X Food, Sugar as Food, Cheese
and its Economical Use in the Diet,
Potatoes and Other Root Crops as Food.
and The Food Value of Nuts. Then
there are a host of bulletins that mako
Tor home beauty and prosperity, such
as: Weeds and How to XIII Them,
Beautifying Home Grounds, Annual
Garden, Weeds Used for Medicines and
money making tops such as Mushroom
Culture and SQUAD Raising. The wom-
an who owns or lives on a farm is re-
membered in the following bulletins:
Canning Peaches on the Farm, Poultry
Management, Butter Making on the
Farm and Cheese Making on the Farm.
Hints on the care of ducks, geese,
4 ri AUC q MI - -A ~Sr-A I - ~$H
er bulletins. All of the bulletins are
labeled ~"reliable' and usually give cop
ious notes n information on the sub
ject treated. Anyone can write to the
of the bulletins desired if interested in
the subjects enumerated above and
wishing the bulletins.
Col. and Mrs. M. A. Hildreth returned
last evening from an extended eastern
trip which included Baltimore, Wash
ington. Pittsburg and Chicago.
Miss Katharine Wheelock will enter |
tain informally this evening for her
cousin, Wheelock Whitney of st. Cloud.
Professor and Mrs. ~Shepperd of the
college returned this week
from an extended tour of the east. They
report their trip through the Great
Lakes and down the St. Lawrence very |
pleasant, II found the old cities of
Quebec and Montreal quaint and inter
eating. At Boston they visited Mr.. and
Mrs. L. w. Sargent, formerly of Fargo
and the a. c.. faculty. In New York
P. Salter collected a half dozen |
including Miss Claire Luger
and Miss Troutman, and took them for
a drive through Central park and along |
Riverside drive, after which she served
them a sumptuous repast in her apart
ments. At Rutherford, n. J., they visit
ed Mr.. and Mrs. J. H. Wright, formerly |
Of the A. c. faculty. At Annapolis,
they called on Midshipman
Halland, son of Mr.. and Mrs. |
G. Halland, OF Fargo. and were graft
to find him second in rank amongI
800 middies in his class In Chi |
cago they visited DR.. and Mrs. Hugh |
both former Fargoans and
graduates OF the a c DR.. TcGuigan |
Is now one Of the leading men in the /
Northwestern Medical school faculty.
Professor ShepPe-d is dean and vice
director Of the department Of agricul-
ture at the A c.
The Fargo Loyal Temperance Legion
Will nave a picnic Monday. The mem
oers will meet with Mrs. a W. Paulson, |
107 Thirteenth street north. at 1890
o'clock IN the forenoon, and will be
mobiles. After games, a big picnic din
Ter will be enjayed at noon, and the
l~fternoon hours will be made merry
With games. All of the Fargo w. C. T.
- AoAASS - ! ~ lU4u III Ine |
time, and to accompany the leg
Oners to the park.
Miss Lola Markley, of Valley City.
lrrived in Fargo yesterday, and will
,e the guest of Mrs. Ed. Cline for a
of three weeks.
o. |
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. Cline and two
daughters, Dorothy and Levetta, have
'etIrned home from a two months visit
It the seashore at Moclips, Wash, and
the larger cities Of the Pacific
The business meeting Of the board of
he Women's boarding home, which
vas to have been held last evening,
vas postponed to some time next week
Misses Grace and Cora Warner. Of
10 A street south, Moorhead, were
Friday evening at a pretty
affair in honor. of Miss
Iarie Faulders, of this city. Fifteen
,oung lady friends were guests, and
he hours were pleasantly spent with
music n games, following which a
MENU, carried out in yellow and
White. was enjoyed. The various rooms
decorated in the same colors. Miss