The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1909-08-24
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The Hebrew Ladies' Ala society had
their rafrle. and 1Os was the lucky
number
postoffice has been established at
Thomas, Mercer county, according to
information received from the depart
ment.
Mrs. Aimee Crawford. formerly OF
Fargo. who died at Minneapolis Satur-
day, Aug. 21, was buried in Fargo at
Riverside cemetery Monday
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Knockriner are
moving into the new house just COM
pleted by H. A. Klinsmann. ON Elev-
enth avenue, near Sixth street south.
marriage license was issued this
morning by Clerk Sorenson of the
county court to VIM. Fl. Beach of
Courtenay and Fannie Greenup OF this
city.
Wesley J. Morrish OF Page, who has
been confined to St. Johns hospital
for the past week. recuperating. will
return to his home this week, in much
better health.
The storm last evening took wires
north OF the city TO the ground and
communication was cut of with Win
nipeg and many other points compar-
atively early in the storm.
Nj. e. johnson of Horace was In the
city this morning and reports that
there was no rain seven miles south
OF Fargo last night. and that farmers
are in the fields as usual this morning.
Nels Rogers, a former caller in
Judge Martin Ryan's court, was ar
raigned this morning on the charge of
drunkenness. NeIs claimed he wanted
to go to work and was discharged, as
was Henry Peterson.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. ]. Herried, 924
Fifth street south. will give a parcel
shower on Thursday evening for Miss
Geneva Sontag who in the early fall
will become the bride of Maurice
Freeman. confectioner Of Moorhead.
Grant Bishop, formerly of the Pirie
cafe, but who lately has been spending
nearly a year on his claim in the
western part OF the state, is to return
to Fargo for the winter and will be
installed as general manager of the
Hub restaurant for the Pirie Co.
The Scandinavian w. c. T. U. will
meet at the home OF Mrs. LAGER, $40
Third street north on Wednesday af-
ternoon at o'clock. Miss Ursine will
be present at this meeting and the
members of the organization are
urgently requested to be present.
A. ]. Nordale left last evening for
the twin cities. where he will attend
the meeting of the National Master
Bakers association of America. The
convention win be in session for four
days Mr.. Nordale is the only dele
gate from North Dakota to attend this
meeting.
]. w, Criser, the expert interior and
exterior decorator. has severed his
connection with the Fargo Decorating
Co., and gone into business for HIM
self. Mr.. Criser is prepared to do all
kinds OF ffrst-class work in his line,
and can be found at 1110 Tenth street
north. Phone 633L.
E. F. Buchholz of Casselton mas been
appointed by Co. Treas. H. A. MeCon-
Vile. clerk to fiji the vacancy made by
the resignation of Ben Lesk, who re-
turned to the Buffalo Pitts Co. over
month ago. Mr.. Buehholz has already
assumed his duties. He will move his
family here next week
Bill Curry, near ArgusviIle. says
that his wheat will yield from nine to
Twelve bushels to the acre. but it has
a very large growth of straw and
there is considerable rust in the COM
munity where he lives. He estimates
that hte general average from unin-
jured fields will be about twelve
bushels to the acre.
J. Fl. Nagel OF The Forbes Repub-
lican writes The Forum TO kill the ad
for the lady compositor, as II was only
ordered twice, and he got Just the girl
he wanted the first time the ad ap-
peared For the past week the ad has
run over time, and he has received
from one TO three letters every day
from lady compositors seeking posi-
tions.
A splendid and exceptionally am
bilious programme has been arranged
by Miss Marie Mccormick for her
song recital at Stones hall this eve
ming. She will be accompanied by
Mrs Katherine HOFFMAN,. the accom-
panist for Nine. Schuman- Heinke.
This recital has long been anticipated
by Fargos music folk who have al
ways enjoyed Miss McCormick's in
terpreration of the masters.