The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1914-02-13
EAST SIDE NOTES

oLIRAAAuLIlCdll 1IOlI Tie state
superintendent Of public instruction
received at Brainerd, Mimi, sets at
rest the rumor that there has been a
change In the law authorizing school
boards to permit the use. Of the school
houses for public meetings. The de-
partment indorses the use of the build
1ngs for farmers and young peoples
clubs, or any other meetings that will
not interfere with the use of the build
ings for school purposes. '~
The outline OF courses for the state
teachers training school and summer
school of agricultural has been pre-
pared and the bulletin announcing the
courses will be out within a few weeks.
The date. OF the school will be July Is
to "a. The dormitories will be open
for the students July II. Owing to the
fact that the annual meeting Of the
National Educational association will
take place in st. Paul at the same
time. it is expected that students at
tending the training school will have
an opportunity to hear many national
educational leaders in informal talks
at the chapel meetings.
Preceded by a big banner bearing
the words, People Live Longest and
Raise World-Prize Corn in Minnesota,
the Citizens band of Crookston par
AIDED the streets today and was fol-
w LAS SASNuL1VS SOIlIllILSe-
men of the Farm Crops show, 200
farmers attending the short course,
and citizens headed by Mayor Morris
and President Misner of the CONNER
cial club. !
; Upon the request Of Dean A. r.
Woods Of the state agricultural col
lege, George p, Grout, a graduate Of
the farm college, who is going to the
Island of Guernsey soon, has been au-
fHnri1n1 In 1,,,,OI1-- A..A-
bred and ten grade Guernsey cattle
for the Duluth agricultural s~ubstation.
Superintendent Edwards of, the
Moorhead city schools addressed the
students Of Concordia college during
the chapel hour yesterday. The speak,
er gave interesting sketches of the
life Of Lincoln up to the time Of the
civil war. Superintendent Tang of the
Clay county schools also made a. brief
address. "
John Johnson. father of Julius c..
johnson and Maurice Johnson, suffer-
ed a serious attack of heart trouble
a short time there was serious con-
Germ as to the result, but under the
skillful care Of DR.. o. J. Hagen and
DR.. E. ". Humphrey the stricken man
regained consciousness and he was re-
moved to his home, where he is rest
ing easily. %
George e. Perley returned today
from a business trip to Crookston.
M. Anderson Of GAINESVILLE was a
guest at the Comstock last night.
There will be an annular eclipse of
the moon on the evening Of Feb. "a.
The eclipse is scheduled to begin at
4:46 p. m, and end at 9:41 .. M. At
the time Of the eclipse the moon is to
be SO far away from the sun thai it's
will not cover it but will make
a black center with a ring Of light
abound it.
W. E.. Sears Of Moorhead was TAX
en- to Moorhead hospital. He is quite
seriously i'll. ~"
Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Diemert enter
a number of friends at cards
last night. Mr.. and Mrs: Diemert are
delightful hosts and a very enjoyable
time vas had.
A dancing party, was given by the
Degree Of Honor last night in the
hall at Dilworth. There
were a large number present, many
from Fargo and Moorhead being in at
tendance at the affair, which was well
planned and finely carried out.