The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1909-11-05
Leonard.

UNI: On Thursday morning about
o'clock flames were seen coming from
one OF the cars occupied BIZ q Dago
crew. There was danger OF the en-
tire train of cars burning, but several
men got busy and separated the burn
Ing cars from the remainder OF the
train. 1t was reported considerable
sum Of money was in the burned cars.
the exact amount could not be learned.
The crew were all at work on the west
end of the section, except three men
who were doing the cooking and bak
ing. The railroad company will in
vestigate the cause OF the fire.
JohnGilbert the new proprietor OF
the meat market, has purchased the
Smith property on Bachelor avenue
and will move his family down this
week.
Miss Torpie, the teacher in the in
termediate room, went to Casselton on
| Thursday evening to attend an exam
ination of teachers ordered by the
county superintendent for Friday and
Saturday.
A. z. Tiraederich, having sold his in
terests here intending to move away.
he resigned his office as Justice of
peace. The township board at their
regular meeting on Tuesday accepted
the resignation and appointed H. HI.
Seeing as justice of peace for the un-
expired term. He accepted the APP
pointment and viii qualify.
| Albert L. Porter, the hardware
merchant, has commenced the erection
of residence on his lots on the north
side. He hopes to have 1t completed
this fall
| Chas. Rohde, one of the dagos who
claimed he lost money in the burning
Of the N. p. car here on Thursday
morning, went insane and had to be
tied up until the evening train came.
when he was taken to Jamestown.
]. III. Hanson of Hellandale township
shipped car load OF cattle and hogs
to the st. Paul market on Saturday.
Elsie, the daughter Of Landlord and
Mrs. Selling. was taken i'll on Friday
last with SYMPTOMS of infantile para
lyises. The parents took her to Fargo
on Friday evening to consult q physi-
clan. They were given directions as
to treatment and returned on Satur~
day morning. The child is improving
but very slowly.
The members OF the Catholic church
held RACER on Saturday In the Glenn
mons hall. They served dinner and
supper which were well patronized.
They disposed of all the articles they
had for sale and came out $123 to the
good. The contest for the prize Of a
ring between Minnie Beaver and Miss
Brown was SO close that Father Nc
Donald awarded ring to each of the
contestants After the razer closed the
young people got together and danced
until the early hours of the morning.
Mrs. Jane Wilson nee Stack, a former
resident of Richland county but for
the last seven years residing in Ari-
zona, Is here on visit with Dan
Wald's family near Powers, and host
Of relatives in Richland county. On
Saturday she visited with her cousin
Molly Lesson, and attended the Cath
Ollie bazaar.
Jeanne steele Watts, daughter of J.
Watts, living near Chaffee, died al
Fargo on Tuesday, Oct. rs, after hav-
ing undergone two operations. She
was 8 years old. The remains
were brought to Leonard on Thursday
and taken thence to her old home
where services were held and inter
, ment was made in the family buryins
ground in Watson cemetery.
. Frank Green, who has been with A
III. Potter. the hardware merchant. fol
4 the past seven months, left on Mon
day evening for Pueblo, Mass. his
home. Frank made manv friends
.. while here who wish him success, il
the future.
Rev. Yeoman, who preached for the
M. e. congregation at Davenport ter
!, or twelve years ago. paid his old par.
!, ishers visit last week and preached
two eloquent sermons on Sunday III,
Is now located in the north part Of tn.
, state. and is doing yeonnan service fol
The Master. Rev. Father Mcdonald
remained after the bazaar and helt
services in his church here on Sunday
Rev. Rieber, the Adventist minister
held services In the schoolnouse OF
sunday evening.
Mrs. Martin Hegge. wife of thu
elevator agent. whose illness wa
chronicled in former letter, was takel
to ST. Luke's hospital at Fargo OF
? Monday, where she will be submittet
, to an operation IL she is able to en-
t dure it.
Cor L.