The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1906-01-04
ABERCROMBI

Abercrombie, N. D., Jan. 2.-To The
Forum: Earl Hutchinson has returned
from GAINESVILLE; Wis, where he has
been attending college. His many
friends are pleased TO greet him
again. 81
j. w. Hoy Of Fargo was in town this
week, looking after creamery matters.
Frank Coynick, assistant agent at
Wahpeton Isl spending a few weeks
vacation with his parents. 81
Ray Hutchinson came in from Dazey
Ito spend the holidays with relatives. 1
A light snow fell on Saturday and
the sleigh bells are ringing. #
Alfred Pechot is ill with typhoid
fever. DR.. Ivers Is attending.
Franklin Marty is ill. We hope to
see him around again soon.
Iys The ,CoVnick boys have a fine tele-
graphic outfit and are doing good
work. s
M, NJ. Borman visited with friends
| in Christine over Sunday
Mrs. Frank Holland Of Christine, is
| the guest of IA. Fitch and family.
The Sons of Norway. held a festival
Thursday night Professor Tinglestad,
Of the state university delivered an ex-
cellent lecture on Norway, and Liter
AIRY Powers. Judge Gersin of Wahpe-I
ton gave fne defamation from the
ancient literature. It was delightful
meeting. After the exercises, "a ban
| quet was served. $%.5,sss
IS The event Of the holidays was the
grand niasque ball given by the local
camp of M wv. of "A. "A very large
company attended from this and adj
joining villages. The committee is to-
be congratulated on the splendid arr
arrangement and fine banquet. The or:
der is in a very prosperous condition.
Jan. will long be remembered by
the grand galaxy Of young people, who
Invaded the beautiful home of Mr.. and
Mrs E. M. Haekett; for the purpose
Iof giving a hearty greeting and genuine
I.surprise to their son, Fred, ere he re-
turned to the science school, to resume
Ihis studies. Thirty-fiye attended sthe
Iauspicious event. Mrs. Hackett served
Almost pleasing repast, and the young
Ipeople enjoyed themselves for many
hours, playing modern games, both
instructive and amusing, .s 3sE
Our public school has been well at
tended during the portion Of the school
Il year already expired. The equipment
Isl in every respect the best possible.
The library contains aslarge number
| of valuable books of reference. Miss
Sadie Schurrmar, graduate of Chi
cago university, is doing excellent
work as principal and with her CO..
teachers, the Misses Christianson,
Turnbnll and Voyen, has the unquali-
| fed respect and esteem Of all the pupils
| and patrons of the institution.
Great preparations are being made
| BY the farmers and their families TO-
attend the Tri-S State Grain Growers
Iconyenfion in Fargo Jan. 10 to Io. {
One fare for the round trip will bring
| a large crowd from here We were
| glad to read that President Worst is
putting the last touches on a fine pro-;
gramme. We have some Of our farm
boys and girls at the A. O., and the
touched them with love for the study
| |of scientific agriculture. One of our
boys came home on vacation, and
bought some college apparatus with
| him, SO that he could experiment On
This fathers farm. The crowd gathered
at the depot, and looked the baggage
lover; then one said: He amt no
common farm boy any more; he's
science, that's what he is. And all this
Happened, although the boy had been
taught BY the Worst man in Fargo
| and the faculty Of the agricultural coll
!lege You ought to hear our farmer
students talk about nomenclature and
other things q
Abercrombie IS justly proud Of its