The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1909-12-16

Leonard ~. ID, Dec. 14--T0 the
Forum: telegram was received by
Mrs. Chas. Axtell stating that her sis.
ter Agnes, had died on Tuesday morn
ing last The relatives residing here
regret that they could not go to her
home in Tennessee before she passed
away. ~
win Anderson, son OF George Ander-
son, northeast OF town, came home on
Wednesday morning from Maddox, N.
p. After short visit he will go to Hot
Springs, S. D., where he will engage in
the mercantile business with his broth
er-in-law. Mrs. Elsie Anderson has
been in the banking bushes for num-
Der of years and will And this an
agreeable change.
Fred ID. Barr went TO Fargo on We'd
nesday last to hurry up some goods
that are delayed by the tie up on the
railroads. He don't want to pisappoint
his customers il he cen help 1t.
Mrs. Adolph lima was in from the
farm on Thursday last. Her latest
word from Adolph was that he was
getting along nicely and would leave
the hospital on Dec. IS.
H. H.. Seely, president of the Leon
ard schoolboard, went to Fargo on
Thursday to attend the educational
meeting on Friday.
Miss Fisher from near Sabin. MINI,
has been VISITING relatives near Chaffee.
| Gottlieb Pietsch brought her to Leon
ard on Friday and she left on the
evening train for her home.
| Mrs. Charles Bell, a sister of L.
Mclean, arrived from Cakes, N. D., on
+ Wednesday evening. She will be join
/ ed BY Mr.. Bell on Saturday on his way
to Fargo and they viii journey TO
| Spokane, Wash, where they reside.
/ w. G. Goddard and r. A. Thompson
went to Fargo on Thursday evening
to take part in the dedication OF the
very interesting and was followed by a
splendid banquet.
Professor Hosfelt, principal of the
Leonard schools, was a passenger to
I. Fargo on Thursday evening to attend
the educational meeting, returning on
Saturday morning.
+ A houseful Of citizens, friends of
Henry Lesson and family. met at their
home on Saturday evening to give them
a farewell send off on their departure
for the state Of Oregon. The evening
was spent with cameo and social con-
verse. At the midnight hour a dainty
lunch was serevd. The family has
resided here a number Of years and
will leave many friends who will miss
them in church and social entertain
ments The health Of the family re-
quire a milder climate
The usual services were held In the
M. r. church on Sunday. Pastor Taner
in charge.
Reverend Father Mcdonald came
over from Sheldon on Saturday and
held services in his church here on
Sunday.
4 The stork came to the residence OF
oliver and Mrs. Nystul on Saturday
evening, Dec. IL, with a fine boy and
left him in their care. They now have
a boy and girl TO make life interesting
for them.
Henry Lesson and family left on the
evening train on Monday and will 60
direct to Baker City. Ore, where they
expect to locate for the future.
1 DR.. H. B. Huntley has located here
and has Office rooms In the Seelig hotel
annex. The doctor Is not an entire
Stranger IN this county, having praC-
ticed lately at GaciCle, N. D., but is re-
Gently from Chicago, where he has had
an extensive hospital experience.
Gilbert Elliott, SON OF George Elliott
living east Of town, came home for q
holiday visit on Tuesday morning from
Hereford, Colo, where he has been II
business for nearly year. Gilbert ha,
made good and looks like a three-timt
i winner. He will have pleasant visit
with the members OF his family and his
hosts of friends.
/ George Everhardt OF Fargo was In
Leonard on Tuesday selling CONNECTION
airy and buying geese. George knows
what is good to eat
II Mrs. Nora Soper nee Boas is here
from Montpelier. N. D.. with her hand.
some baby girl.
i Cor. L.