The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1914-04-27
EAST SIDE NOTES

Peace day commemoratng the first
Hague peace conference 10 1899 will
be generally celebrated in the public
schools OF Minnesota on May Is. AS
the week will be the Tooth anniversary
Of Norway's Independence, the exer-
cAses vii have a special significance.
The officers and directors of the
Minnesota Red River Valley Develop
ment association will meet at the
Comstock Wednesday evening, April
and Thursday morning, April 80.
Different phases of the work of the as
will be disguised and there
will be a conference with the Moor
head committee Of seventeen on pro-
gram an6 other features connected
with the first annual meeting to be
held in June at the Lyceum theatre in
Moorhead.
Arthur D. Askegaard of Comstock
will accompany the concert band of
Luther college, DEBORAH, Ia, on it's
our to. Norway. where it will take a
prominet part in the centennial fes-
tiyal. Before sailing for Europe the
band will fill a, number of concert en-
gagements in the larger cities Of the
east and middle west.
The Morken correspondent for The
News at GIyndon grumbles at the lack
Of moisture en- the land in that Vicin-
ity and is very causttc over other con-
ditions which do not happen to please
him.
Memorial day exercises for the vet
Grams of Clay county will be held this
year at Glyndon, The Mems, club of
the village will have charge Of the ar
rangements for the exercises and en-
tertainment of the visitors.
Rev. j. Charles Evans, Of Coopers-
town, N. D., was the substitute preach
err at the congregational church, yes
terday morning n evening and he
was greeted with goodly congregations.
The reverend gentleman left today for
Oberon, N. D., to attend a conference
of Congregational churches and later
he will attend a meeting of the james.
churches Of which body he is the mod
orator.
Mrs. L. D. Evans was hostess for a
meeting of the Entire Nous Card club
last Saturday afternoon. Following an
interesting game Of auction brldge a
tea was served at s o'clock.
The announcement was made Satur-
day of the passing. away of Tosten
Johnson, at the home Of his daughter
Mrs. Norman Rosholt, of Climax, Mimi
He was the father Of j. T, Lommen OF
+ Holy Cross IN this count ne ne wa b q
represented in the state senate during
the sessions of 1887 and 1889.
Mr.. and Mrs. Math Haugen, who
were married aafew days ago at Ada
have left for Williston, N. D., where
Mr.. Haugen owns q valuable farm.
According to The Halstad Journal the
representative problem in Norman
county is such a serious one that ar
elimination meeting Of the voters there
has Z been suggested. The 10 JouG dtri hint T.
likely to be represented by SOMEBODY
who is not at all capable. "
Calmar Hage of. Halstad has return
ed home from the coast country where
he has been for w years and is nov
making good in the barber business II
Fargo.
Ella M. Snyder. of Fergus Falls, ha'
begun an action in the district cour
there to secure a divorce from her hus
band. George H. Snyder, on the grount
of drunkenness and cruel and inhuma1
ed near Foxhome n their marriag'
took place at breckenridge. She is, q
years Of age and he Is 36 and the.
have three children. = .,
A new lodge Of A. F. & A. M. ahai
Mimi. 1T will be known as Otter Tai
lodge and promises to be a strong or
g~anization.F +. b. Auxer n about. {
dozen Of the craftsmen from Fergut
Falls assisted in the institutional cere
monies. 7& G. @E
| MOIe IHdu .OsUUu pOSo Ah lnS S4As
seventh and eighth grades of he pub
lie schools in Minneapolis were givel
instructions Saturday IN the buildlni
of bird houses, as work. in the regula
course of the manual training depart
ment of the grade schools. Grade schoo
boys were in special cases allowed t
draft their own plans for the bir'
houses with the result that fancy hous
es with ornamental and window
of both the duplex and fiat variet,
were being built. Manual training Off
Gals said every bird that visits Min
neapolis for the first time this sprinl
win find a brand new house awaiting
it as an inducement for taking up IT
abode in the -four city.
Garfield Rustad who acts as interlo
cutor Of the Royal League mlnstre
troupe is entirely capable Of this digni
fed and difficult position. He, VIII
Messrs. Torson and Flaten make q teal
of fun producers--they nave natura
comedy instincts.
Charles B. Hill has been called t
Michigan to attend the funeral OF nj
mother who was very !
years.
The essay contest for boys who de
sire to be in line for a Tree Trip 20 u
close May i, next Friday. On applica
ton. the superintendent OF schools 70
Clay county will supply all the needle
information.
His Own.
docs your lad find his sums hard2
"Oh, no; thes unns are easy enough
but the results are original TO sul