The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1906-12-28


We are always glad to have this fell
low call on us, as he has good words
to give for Verona and its surround
ings. 4
Since the admission of w. d. Lynch
has been identified as member OF the
bar of this state he has been unusually
active before the various magistrates
of this and Ransom county. His case
before Squire" Thorstad was ably
conducted and resulted in judgment
for his client and the costs of the ac-
tion.
Eloquent Zones of Rock" passed
through the town today on his way
to Fargo, where he has number OF
important legal matters to look after
Mr.. Jones was admitted to practice in
North Dakota last month and legal
machinery under his control is watch
ed with envious eye by his fellow
practitioners.
Strangers appear on our avenues
and streets in numbers. Our CONNER
cial men say that customers are COM
ing from the very gates of other places
that boast of their low prices and
matchless goods.
Ye scribe visited the management OF
The Fargo Forum on his way to the
twin cities and points south. We
found them a very genial class and
left with the opinion that they are
fully able to make the above one OF
the best dailies in the state.
Don't fail to honor the Catholic So
cial with your presence this coming
Friday night. This event is gotten ur
with the purpose of enlarging the
present building used for devotional
purposes, and all members are expect
ed to be most liberal on that evening
Rev. Mr.. Lewis delivered an excel
lent sermon last Sunday on The Cen
trail Figure in All History. 1t was one
of the best sermons that we have had
the pleasure of hearing in La Moure
county.
Two gentlemen farmers submitted
their differences to board of arbi-
tration last Saturday. This board Is
to be congratulated on the way that
they handled the matter put to them
for their deliberation. The attorneys
frown on this kind of procedure, but
1t is unquestionably the best mode fol
the dissentient
After New Years, the aggressive J
M. Kahle will handle the hardware
business alone. He has had a force
of four men at work all this year, but
has determined to conduct his store
on a different plan.
Next Thursday evening at 8 o'clock
Fin Lehrer hall the following up-to-
date question will be threshed out:
Resolved, That the Mongolian is q
Menace to the Western States. This
is a matter that concerns this govern
ment at the present time and all Ver-
onaites should turn out and hear some
Of the local men contend on the above
issue.
The assistant at the depot leaves the
first of the year to engage in the same
work elsewhere. He has been out OF
school only a brief time and is getting
himself in shape to handle an office
himself. G. Il. Quinn has observed
his work daily and does not hesitate
to say that the gentleman is very clev-
er with the keys.
Mr.. Glinkey left last spring for Lo-
gan county. While up there he had
occasion to observe the outlook of a
number of towns and says that there
are golden opportunities for the wide-
awake.
IF that train is late, I'll go to Ber-
lin" These words fell from the lips
of Otto Freiss as he sat down to
breakfast this morning. AT 2 o'clock
the train was reported three hours
late, and Ottos face Indicated that
he would be afforded the opportunity
Ito go. We have heard only good
frnx,n f1,Ie Tallesxry V.asro
feminine members of Berlins teaching
force.
Mrs. Utecht and infant child are re-
ported to be doing well. 1t was feared
some days ago that both were in a
serious condition.
For the past week Miss Jessie Smith
has been entertaining a lady friend
from north of town. Her friend left
for visit with friends at La Moure
today. ss
Thomas Gaughan departed for Can
ada a week ago today. 1t is said that
he intends to remain there the great
er part of this winter, visiting with
relatives and companions of his boy
hood days. Mr.. Gaughan is one of the
pioneers of La Moure county, and
stayed all through the reverses of this
section, and his fine home few miles
north of the village testifies that years
of plenty have not been lacking.
AT o'clock tonight the Yeomen will
meet for the purpose of electing Off
GERS and make ample arrangements
for @ grand time for the members af-
ter the present year closes. These
people frequently give banquets and
all assert that the wives of the mem-
bers know how to load board.
Mr.. Nypand sewers his connection
with the North Star Lumber Co. the
last of the month, and takes charge of
a yard in the northern part of the
state the first of the year.
From Otto Freiss we learn that his
assistant takes control of the lumber
yard at Englevale the first of Janu-
airy.
The boys in, charge OF the various
elevators Of this town are filling a car
with grain occasionally. AS soon as
space is made for grain there are a
number of farmers that are on the
ground with loads ready to fill 1t up
again.
Smallpox has visited a number of