The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1914-06-04
Moorhead Department

G. w. Streeter and Harry Johnson OF
New Rockford, N. D.; L. P. Hyde OF
Valley City; Frayne Baker. Of Bis
marck; L. M. Dupey of Brainerd, C. B
Hough of Velva, N. D.; E. D. Meldrum
or Perley; Ed. Farrell of Hillsboro, and
j. c.. West Of GAINESVILLE. =
Charles ". Foster of the Minnesota
Loan & Trust Co. st. Paul, was a call
er at the office Of George E. PerIey.
Attorney F. H. Peterson is doing
some politicing at Breckenridge against
Joseph Gum Of that city, who is ar
opporing candidate for the state SEN
atorship.
Competitive examinations for fourth
class postmasters in the states of Min
nesota and North Dakota will be held
some time in July, on a date to be an
nounced by the civil service commits
sion in a few days.
Large increases in corr acreage in
Minnesota, running up to 80 per cent in
Hubbard county, are noted in the first
batch OF June reports from county cor
respondents received today by the state
board of immigration,
st. Cloud Journal-Press: The wed
ding ceremony of Mrs. Anderson of
this city and Frederick A. Brown of
Kldder county, N. D., took place at the
home Of the bride Tuesday evening at
8 o'clock; Judge Alden performing the
ceremony. Blanche B. Wright and O.
A. Honadel were the only witnesses.
Mr.. n Mrs. Brown will leave shortly
for their new home in North Dakota,
and have the best wishes Of their
friends.
Miss Edna Melander. daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. e. G. Melapder, has returned
home from her school at Faribault for
the summer season.
The Diemert sis n Red Men base
ball teams will play ball in the league
o'clock. These are considered fast am
ateur teams and they do try to supply
some fun for the fans.
Hereafter the Salvation Army will
hold meeting in Moorhead every Friday
night.
The committee in charge Of the an
nual run of the Moorhead Automobile
club consists of Messrs Harris, barrow
and Robertson. The run will be made
Jun II.
A Home and Foreign Missionary So
ciety has been organized in connection
with the Presbyterian church at Dill
worth. Fourteen ladies have enrolled
as members.
Sam Iverson, state auditor of Mime
sofa, was among the guests at the
Comstock yesterday.
President Weld was a passenger to
Fosston where he will make the com
m~encement address during the high
school exercises this evening.
At a recent meeting the Moorhead
Civic club decided tina the street
waste paper boxes must be painted
sren and be appropriately inscrib-
Ell with white letters. Also, under the
auspices of the club a sale of home
made cooking will be held, Saturday
afternoon, June 13.
Rev. Aaron Meg. Beede, Episcopal
church missionary to the Indians at
~Cannonball, N. D., and author of the
Indian drama, Sitting Bull-Custer. was
a dinner guest at the home of DR.. and
MRS. Q. j. Hagen, Tuesday evening.
Attorney Russell has gone to Mime
apolis on business.
st. Joseph's Women's society will
give a card party at the parish hall
this evening and the ladies trust that
all of their friends will make them a
call.
Mrs. D. w. Meeker has returned from
the cities where she has been visiting
friends.
The seniors of the Moorhead high
school will occupy the boards of the
Grand theatre at Fargo with that
sparkling school comedy, Brown Of
Harvard. The production will be under
the direction of Miss Nickel of the
department of reading and expression
in the Moorhead schools.