The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1909-09-23
Laonard.

rum: Gilbert Nelson shipped bunch
Of beef cattle to Rubel, the butcher, ait
Fargo, on wednesday.
Mrs. Gergina Bergen, nee Hagen
was in Leonard last Thursday with
her daughter. She was doing some
shopping and visited her sister Boil
leta at the Seelig hotel
Mr.. Imam Of Iowa, who owns sew
eral pieces Of land near here, has been
several weeks looking after his crops,
and left on Friday morning for wey-
burn, Canada where he owns a half
section Of land he has never seen.
Rev. d. J. Lanes brother from H.
lendaie is assisting ID. w. Arnold in
his store while visiting with the par
son.
Nels o. Anderson, six miles south of
here In Heliendale township, showed
us some fine samples OF corn raised ON
his farm, they were thoroughly ripened.
He sent sample to Magfll a. Co. OF
Fargo. He has eighty acres in crop
and will have an abundance Of feed.
Mrs. Annie vangsones and daughter
Nora OF Davenport township were
Leonard visitors last Friday. Annie is
just recovering from q very sore foot
on which she had two operations at the
hospital at Fargo.
Mrs Lydia Schimming and Mrs.
Clara Colvey, living northwest OF here
were In Leonard on Friday. shopping.
They are sisters OF Landiady Seelfg.
Mrs John. Hanson OF HeTendaIe
township was in Leonard on Friday.
tracing thoroughbred bun they had
in Carl Dittmer's pasture. They were
informed that certain parties had gone
to the pasture ON Thursday evening
last and had killed the animal. on in
vestigation 1t was learned that Butcher
Fraedrick had purchased a bull from
Geo. Steinway in the said pasture
When he sent his man out to kin the
animal he was told by the man In
charge Of the pasture that it was
large red bull and the only large one
in the pasture. Not knowing that the
Hanson bull had broken into the pas
/ ture only the day before, the man went
in and killed the Hanson bull by mis-.
take. 1t was an unfortunate occur
ance and viii have to be settled be-
tween Mr.. Fraedrick and Mr.. Hanson.
John Gibson has taken employment
with contractor Rohde. who Is busy as
IA nailor.
Il
turned on Friday morning from a
pleasant visit with friends at Brainerd,
1dinn.
Harry Mannas, N. P. agent made a
hurry trip to st. Paul on Saturday last
returning on Monday morning.
Leonard Stroeble has been under
the weather with a bronchial affection
induced by cold. He Is improving.
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employed at the Seelig hotel, had to
quit work, owing to iii health. she ID
daughter Of the village blacksmith.
Mrs. Knoll Of Fargo is making her
annual tour through this part OF the
country, and stopped at Leonard on
Friday last She IL handling line OF
patent medicines.
/ John and Mrs. Boos and Johns
brother, Henry, left on Friday morn
ing for Fargo In Johns auto. Albert
L Porter, also iourneyed to Fargo
In the afternoon with his Ford runa-
bout. taking @ couple OF parties with
him.
Stocknan Wallager shipped q car of
cattle and hogs to the st. Paul market
on Saturday evening.
| Another case OF didn't know 1t was
4 tOeAC0 NC0OAtGu al L1lE uESLn OF a Young
man, Knute Hougen of Hellendale
township, on Sunday last. A party Of
young fellows had been hunting and
drove to liver Soljhern's place. Young
Hougen came out OF the house and took
one OF the guns out OF the wagon and
was examining 1t. Sivert o. Bredin.
boy about IL years old, picked up an
other gun and pointing It toward Hou-
gen 1t was discharged, the charge
striking Hougen In the forehead. kill-
ing him instantly The coroner ~
Richland county was sent for. but we
have not heard the result OF the in
vestigation.
George Buck and wife. living about
| seven miles northwest OF here MET
| with severe loss on Sunday night
last. Their boy, George, 3 years ola
had been eating some plums and crab
apples during the day. About midnight
he was taken with severe pains and
cramps and died In the early nnorning
before medical aid could be procured
II was sad loss to the sorrowin9 par
ents. The body Will be brought ~
Leonard and service will be hala il
the Catholic church, Of which they ara
members. and then taken on the South
western train and conveyed ia naar
Cogswell In Sergeant county. whara
the family lived and where anofhar
child 10 buried, and inferred there
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