The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-10-11
Fifty Towns Besides
Fargo and Moorhead
Represented at Concert

Orders for reservations for the
Schumann- Heink concert wednesday
evening show that over fifty North
Dakota and Minnesota towns aside
from Fargo and Moorhead were rep
resented in the audience. From as far
away as Devils Lake there was a
delegation of about twenty, and
North Dakota towns on the Canadian
border were included.
A big delegation was here from
Wahpeton, including the following
Misses Vera Miles, Alice Oistad,
Frances Zuill, Edith Johnson and
Elise Kuster, all of the Science
School faculty, Mrs. G. c. More
hardt and Mrs. r. NJ. Falley, all Of
whom motored down; Judge and
Frances Lauder, r. T. Barber and
Whips, Miss Mollie Myhre and Mrs.
Ethel Mertz. The latter two are
deputies in the county school super
intendent's office at Wahpeton, and
were guests at the E. 8. Babcock
home, 1913 Fourteenth street south.
Miss Cora Jones and brother. Nae
Jones, were here from Breckenridge,
Mimi, and Miss Olivia Edelbrock, a
Fargo girl, was down from Enderlin,
where she teaches music.
Mrs. Allen, wife of Judge Allen,
was among the large delegation here
from Lisbon, and will remain with
Fargo friends until Saturday.
Miss Mabel Patterson, a milliner at
Lake Park, Mimi, arrived in the city
Wednesday evening and with her sis
ter, Miss Ann Patterson, who is teach
ing at Rustad, Mimi, attended the
Schumann-Heink concert at the audi
forum.
Mr.. and Mrs. oscar Aamodt, of
BarnesvilIe, were among those from
Minnesota points who attended the
concert at the auditorium last eve
Atty. George w. and Mrs. Hammett.
Of Hawley, arrived in Fargo Wednes-
mann-Heink program at the auditor
ium, returning to Hawley on train
II. p. Grassland, proprietor Of the
Lake Park hotel at Lake Park, Mimi.
Mrs. Grassland, and Mr.. and Mrs. II.
among the 3out-of-town people who
attended the schumann-Heink con-
cert. Mr. BeFgiand is in the merean-
tile business at Lake Park.
Among other concert patrons lass
Enderlin; Mrs. r. T. oliver and Mrs:
r. P. Allen, of Lisbon; Ella Petrich, of
Enderlin; Emile Bliese, of Enderlin;
MIR. ar Mrs. A. E. Cook. Of Gardner
@. y. Mitchell and M. w. Pratt, also
OF Gardner, and Mrs. NJ. c. Halsey ana
Maude Yarwood. of Grace city.
Miss Dina Swensen, of Hawley,
Mimi. arrived in the city last eve
ming to attend the Schumann-Heink
recital. She returned to that village
on train No. 8. -. -,-.-.
Miss Rhoda Hill, former society
editor of a local paper, arrived In
Fargo last evening and ATTENDED tne
recital at the auditorium. Miss Hill
Is now located at Armenia. Miss q.
Fioslien, head bookkeeper for the
Armenia Land Co.. also attended the
concert.
Mrs. A. G. Patterson and Mrs. 2.
z. Wands. Lisbon, were visitors IN
Fargo Wednesday, both attending
the concert given by Schuniann-
Among other out-of-town people
at the Schumann- Heink concert mere
were Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Ulland, Miss
Harriet Ulland and !. o. swanson,
Fergus Falls: Mr.. and Mrs. w: w.
Brown. Armenia; Mrs. E. Davis, MISS
louise Davis, Miss Bauer, Mrs. J. y.
Hayford, Mrs. ]. A. Harding, ana u:
ID. Carroll, Detroit, Mimi; Mr.: ana
Mrs. w. r.. fainter, Hawley. Mimi
Miss Westegaard, Marjorie Rice,
Florence Roethke, Maud Clark, Miss
Bennett. and Miss Mcclure. Tower
Citv: Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. A. Paine, Cas-
SETON, and Mr.. and Mrs. John *.
West, Detroit, MINI. -,
Mrs. Wigg, Wahpeton, and Mrs:
Rahde. White Rock, S. D., sisters OF
Miss Carrie Cammerud Of Fargo,
were here for the concert and over
night as guests of Miss Ruth Lincoln,
leaving for wahpeton this morning.
Miss Gunhild Sjofiine was mere
from Armenia, and among the many
from GAINESVILLE were Mr.. ana Mrs.
Frank Catlln, Mrs. Winger, MISSES
Clara Houghton, Thornqulst ana
Whalen.