The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-04-09

Benson is engaged in the photograph
business.
Pres. and Mrs. +. A. Hillyer and
| Prof. and Mrs. III. r. Butterield, OF the
tended the New York symphony Or
| chestra concert here on Friday eve
ming. A considerable number OF the
| students of the normal school and of
the Mayville townspeople were also
present.
An eight-and-a-half-pou son ar
rived at the home of Prof. and Mrs.
Casper I. Nelson, I'LL Eighth street
north. on Saturday. Professor Nelson,
| who is an instructor at the North Da-
| kota Agricultural college, reports both
mother and child getting along splen-
didly.
At the home of Mr.. and Mrs o. Oil
Yer, 424 Ninth avenue north. Sunday
quietly solemnized the marriage Of
their daughter Miss Minnie Elizabeth
| Oliver. to Avery J. Davis, a well known
Great Great Northern I'll .ri. emT,pioye with head
was performed by Rev. William r.
Bacher. pastor of st. Marks English
Lutheran church. in the presence only
were attended by the brides sister and
| brother, Miss Mabel Oliver and A. w.
Oliver. Mr.. and Mrs Davis went Sun
| day afternoon to Grand Forks, from
wedding trip will be of two or three
weeks duration, and they will visit
relatives of both at various Pacific
to reside in one of the Edwards build
ing apartments. Both have many
friends here. and Mr.. Davis, who has
been a conductor on the Great North
| ern for a number of years, IL especially
we'll known in railroad circles
-
The next regular meeting of the
Writers section of the Fine Arts club
this week at the home OF Mrs. F. ].
Thompson. The program will consist
of original stories from the title, Sal
S su sSd Tea by Miss liza eth
literary work of Margaret Deland Will
be discussed by Miss Irene Leimbacher.
exhibit will be held at Concordia COL
lege Wednesday and Thursday after
Moons of this week from 2 to $3.50
o'clock. The exhibit promises to be
one OF unusual interest, and a bread
baking contest is included.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Matthews, of this
city. left SATURDAY evening for Eugene,
their ranch, in that vicinity.
Mr.. and Mrs. l. N. ostbye, of 1910
a baby son. born to them Saturday.
Miss Marguerite Beard, of the Fargo
conservatory faculty, left today for
Minneapolis for a weeks visit with
friends.
Many friends in this city will regret
to learn Of the sudden death of l. w.
is sister of Mrs. F, H. Tilden, S14
First avenue north, this city. Mr.. Ger
rtsh's demise occurred Friday, he drop
ping dead at a banquet in Seattle, and
word of the death was received here
Saturday morning. Both Mr.. and Mrs.
Grrish have visited here many times.
and had many friends in the city.
Mrs. A L. Hawkinson and little
daughter Vivian left Saturday for Min
neapolis, where they will visit for a
nesday or Thursday.
Misses Gladys Macadie and Ruby
Slaaten were guests in this city over
Easter at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. L.
leaving this morning for Halstad,
Mimi, where both are teaching this
year. Miss Macadie was on her way
back to Halstad from her former home,
her Easter vacation, and Miss Slaaten
had been at her home in Duluth, for
the vacation period.
Many young people plan to attend
the Original Kadona Dancing club par
ty at the X. c. hall Wednesday evt-
ming, April IL, which will be the last
of the series of such affairs managed
this season by Ray Bolsinger, of the A.
C. It is anticipated that this will be
one Of the most largely attended young
peoples dancing parties of the season.
Baernstein's orchestra will furnish the
music for pleasing program Of
dances.
Much interest is being displayed in
the art lecture which Mrs Melville F.
Johnston, of Richmond, Ind, is to give
next Friday evening at the First Pres
byterian church, under the auspices of
the Ladies' Aid society Of that denom-
ination. The coming of Mrs Johnston
at this time is particularly timely, oW-
ing to the reawakened interest in Far
go in art subjects, as the result of the
recent Minneapolis and other art ex-
hibits. =
Miss Carrie Cammerud will be host
ess Tuesday evening at her home in the !
Lowman apartments, to the regular
meeting of Alpha chapter of the West |
minister guild of the First Presbyterian |
church.
The senate adopted the closure rule !!
asked by the president, March 8, by a /
vote of 76 to 3. For over a century |
debate has been limited only by the !