St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-12-13
FargOss Society.

Capt. Angevine and bride, who were
married at Bismarck during the past week.
have come to Fargo to reside and will be
an acquisition to its social circles. The
captain has become a son-in-law of Capt
Voolfolk, elected vice president of the
Fargo Insurance company i'll place of Col.
Collier, who resigned by request on ac-
count of offensive partsanship, or rather
partnership, and both are connected with
the insurance company.
One Of the most elegant social affairs of
the week was the reception at the Head
quarters Friday night by the ladies of the
Episcopal Aid society. The music was the
best, as well as the refreshments and dane
ing. Many Of the society people never en-
joy feasting and dancing so much as when
it is for the benefit of the church.
There have been no professional compa-
MES at the opera house the past week. but
several dances. The Continentals Thurs
day night, held reunion and ball, with a
large attendance from both sides of the
river. The hall was handsomely decorated
and nothing was lacking to add to the en-
joyment OF the occasion.
A large number of the early pioneers of
the city are being photographed for immor-
tality in the magazine published in the in
terest of the Northern Pacific railroad. Two
OF three of them would do for gallery of
manly beauty. Col. Iounsberry is putting
on the coloring for them.
Maj. G. W. Butts, the ex-congressman.
wealthy attorney and fascinating eligible,
has had a great number of large photo
graphs taken to send to the Eastern ladies
who advertise in the matrimonial depart
ment of the Argus.
Revs. Simmons and Beard aided in the
dedication OF 4 Congregational church at
Valley City, and the installation of Rev.
Sims as pastor of the same on Thursday
They report a refreshing season.
Nearly all the merchants have added
largely to their working forces in view of
the increased trade. J. A. Hendricks has
four new clerks and Yerxa has twenty or
more in all.
The amateur dramatic company promises
great treat in The Trial by Jury" which
they are rehearsing. The broom brigade
chorus is an especially attractive feature.
The halls of the poultry exhibit have
been fashionable resort the past few DAYS.
and the ladies took special interest in the
handsome birds.
A meeting of citizens was held Saturday
night by call of the mayor. and much inter-
est shown in his scheme to secure the next
territorial fair.
Mrs. E. A. Cook of Salem, Or, has
visited her relatives, Judge and Mrs. Me
Council, the past week on her way home
from the East.
Prof. Charles T. Dorey. the play writer,
as soon as his suit was decided against him,
went to his early home in Illinois.
Rev. Mr. Huntley and wife the Baptist
missionary. has just returned from a month S
visit on the Pacific slope.
a prominent business man of Boseman
viii come to Fargo for wife during the
holidays.
The family of ex-United States Marshal
Allen returned from the East few days
since.
Manager Robe of the opera house has
been on the sick list. but is convalescent.
The wife of p. Madigan. formerly of Al
bert Lea, Mimi, was buried on Friday.
Gen. Clark is acquiring local fame as a
writer of Christmas carols.
The city vaudevilles are feeling the effect
of reviving times.
President Barnes has visited in Chicago
tha mast week