The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1918-09-21

LII r, a. " Glu ana EEOL, d. " NAL -
tin will attend the national and state
conferences OF Y. M. c. a. workers in
st. Paul on Monday as the represent
atives of Clay county. This confer
ence is preliminary to the drive to
be made this fall to raise war fund
for the ~.
Mrs. Nyquist, of Tenth street south,
Moorhead, has received a card an
nouncing the safe arrival overseas of
her nephew, Elmer Bjorkquist, who
left for Camp Wadsworth July rs.
Alfred Olson, was a visitor today
from his farm in Kragnes township.
Louis Altenbernd, who was up from
Sabin today, said potato digging had
been begun and that the shortage of
potato pickers. is proving handicap
to growers. The yield, he said varies
from rs to $50 bushels to the acre.
Moorhead Normal school, is in St. Paul
today to attend a meeting of the nor
NAL school presidents. At this meet
ing the normal school budget for the
next two years will be prepared for
submission to the legislature next
January.
The regular meeting Of Moorhead
chapter of the Eastern Star Will be
held on Tuesday evening.
O. P. Nokken was up from his farm
in KurtZ township today and reported
threshing finished.
E. D. Grant was in the city today,
and said he would finish threshing
this afternoon. On Sunday the work
of silo filing will be begun and pota-
to digging must wait until later IN
the week.
A meeting of the Liberty Loan
chairnen and solicitors of the GIyn-
don district will be held in that VII
lage Sunday afternoon.
oliver w. Stewart, of Chicago. will
speak for the dry state constitutional
amendment at the corner of Front and
Sixth streets at 4 o'clock this after
noon, and 1880 this evening.
Capt A. NJ. Hopeman has been COM
missloned commander of CO. F, the
Moorhead company, of the 9Th regi-
ment Of the Minnesota National guard.
He will make recommendation of can
didates for commissioned officers to
Adjutant General Rhinow.
w. B. Melani received a 500 Lib
erty bond this morning from his son,
Orville J. Meland, who has been IN
France for nearly year; He is to
soldier returns home.
w. H. Davy returned this morning
from a. ten days automobile trip to
South Dakota. .--r
State Food Administrator A. D. Will
son was in the city today in confer
ence with Co. Food Administrator E.
E. Sharp.
C. r. Euren, who has been stationed
at Camp Lewis, American Lake, Wash.
has been assigned to Base 4h HGsp bs
gone to San Francisco. and will short
ly take passage for Siberia. liver
Euren is a member of the bat
TALON band at the Great Lakes Naval
Liberty Loan campaign the band will
play at Boston, New York, Cincin-
natl, Washington, D. c., Baltimore and
number. or the other important
are Moorhead residents and are sons
of Mr.. and Mrs. Emil Euren, 81 Tenth
street south, Moorhead.
C. G. Dosland's automobile was bad
ly smashed this morning when J. T.
Smith ran into 1t with his car on
Fifth street south, The Smith car was
| also considerably damaged.
Frozen Pudding-One and one-half
cupfuls creaf or evaporated milk, one
half pound large prunes, one-thtrd
cupfuls cream or evaporated milk, one
RED RASPBERRY Jelly, one cupful hot
water, one lemon. two tablespoonful
sugar.
Cook prunes till tender, remove
stones, and rub through a colander.
Add cream and sugar and freeze; then
pack in the bottom of a one-quart
mold. Dissolve jelly with water, add
lemon juice and sugar, cook; then
freeze and when frozen pack on top Of
the prune ice cream. Seal the mold
carefully and pack in ice and salt, one
| part Of salt to two parts Of ice, leav-
| ing for two hours before serving.
Rice Souffle - Three tablespoons
butter, three tablespoons -four, one
cup cold milk, three eggs, one cup
cold boiled rice, salt ana pepper to
taste.