The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-02-06


at the present time.
ming at o'clock at the normal school.
The Country Life club of the normal
will furnish the program of the eve
ming and will serve refreshments.
The play, Diamonds and Hearts, pre-
sented in st, Joseph's hall in Moorhead
last evening by the Dramatic club of
st; Joseph's Catholic church, was de-
audience. Charles Bowler and Raw 81
monitsch were easily the stars of the
performance: The play is to be repeat
ed this evening.
Among the Moorhead people who will
attend the dinner given at Crookston
ment association in honor of George
u. Vincent, the retiring president Of the
University of Minnesota, are: Pres.
and Mrs F. A: Weld, Pres. J. A. Aas-
gard, Mr.. and Mrs. A. H. Costain, Dr..
and Mrs. Q. J. Hagen and Mr.. and Mrs.
Leslie Welter.
Eric Martinson. district highway en-
gineer, will leave tonight for st. Paul
to attend series of engineers meet
ings to be held there this week. On
of the engineers connected with the
state highway department Addresses
Will be made by State Engineer George
w. cooley and G. A. Forbes, assistant
A regular communication of Moor
head lodge No 1875, A. r. g. A. NJ, will
be held this evening. Action will be
had on proposed changes in the bylaws
of the lodge.
The Moorhead National bank has
received a supply Of the Mckinley
Memorial gold dollars. These coins
are sold at three dollars each and the
extra two dollars will become a part
nf tho fund
uon or q monument, in honor of for
mer President Mckinley. at Niles, O.
Theo. s. Nelson and H. A. Stein
were visitors from Georgetown last
night who were guests at the Com
stock hotel.
Frank T. Schroeder came in from
his farm near Sabin to attend a meet
ing OF the directors Of the Moorhead
National bank. 800
The Ladies' Aid society of Trinity
Lutheran church will meet In the
church parlors at $3.50 tomorrow aft
ernoon. Hostesses will be: Mrs. Oscar
Anderson, Mrs. A. Auske. Mrs. ]. NJ.
Anderson and Mrs. Berland. All mem
bers and their friends are cordially
invited to be present.
Julian S. Thompson was in the city
today on his way home to Barnes
willie. Mr.. Thompson had been in the
twin cities and while there visited the
automobile show in Minneapolis.
Peter ]. weum returned to Morris
last night and his father, M. T. Weum,
president of the First State bank, &C
him.
Martin e. L. Wilk came in from his
farm and sat in with the other direc-
nR tho Manrhnod National hoV 90
a. meeting last evening.
Emil Lambert, the bachelor farmer,
was in from his farm south Of the city
today.
A meeting of the Third Ward Young
last night. Arrangements were made
for a smoker to be held later in the
week. g..
William GiIberry and George Boul-
ton were among the visitors from
Kragnes township today.
Two of the boys who are training
dogs for the endurance race made the
run to Sabin yesterday afternoon.
They had two dog tandem team and
the boys took turns riding and run
Ming. The run from Moorhead to
Sabin was made in less than two
hours
The Old Folks concert by division
four of the Ladies' union OF
the Congregational church will be
given at the normal school audi
forum on Friday evening, Feb. 8. A
rehearsal will be held this evening at
the residence Of Professor Wood.
The basket party and dance given
by the ladies of the Degree OF Honor
ut Phenix hall last evening was well
attended. It was very pleasant oc-
casion and the ladies have been urged
TO repeat.
On account Of the illness Of A. C.
Lacy's mother the case against John
B. Erickson was continued to Thurs
day. Mr.. Lacy is attorney for Erick-
son.
srly state ditch engineer for Minne-
sofa, is among the guests at the New
Columbia hotel. He is in the city to
testify in the f1owage case against
he Great Northern now on trial in
district court.
A regular meeting of the Eastern
Star was held at Masonic hall last
evening.
S. M. Field is expected home from
his eastern trip tomorrow.
q. A. Whitaker, travelling passenger
agent for the Northwestern lines, is a
Moorhead viscitor today.
The nominating petitions for Carl
rousager and w. d. Morrow as cam
1idates for aldermen from the First
ward are being circulated today by
Julius c. johnson. Saturday, Feb. 10
Vt p. m. is the time limit for fling
petitions announced by City Clerk
Price.