The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1909-10-30

legally, or Monday night, or will tn
small boy who can get out from unde
the vigilence OF the parent be happy ii
three nights OF malevolence Plan
for the usual depredations are beinl
laid but they will not be Of the oil
time vicious order as that is dis.
couraged by the police as well as by
the adult who has out grown the mem.
DRY OF former good times. Socially
several parties and gatherings are list.
ed, in which the seasons usual testi
and contests will cause much hilarity
and the maiden will seek to probe int
the future, lifting the veil IL only for Q
minute.
The holiday parties are announced
and every night between Christmas
and News Years will be filled with one
or more germans.
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Several professional men took ad-
vantage of the sunny weekend days
to go hunting and as resGS9 there
have been many small informal game
dinners, during the week.
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Mrs. Hector Barnes was a Mime
apolis visitor this week.
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The sixth wedding anniversary of
Mr. and Mrs, Fred Irish was celebrated
by several of the smart set, who were
invited in for the evening.
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Mrs. John wyman entertained over
Sunday, Mrs. Ltndstrum and Mrs. Hol-
Ttrum Of Halstead, MINI.
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George Mitchell of the A. C.. spent
Monday in Wheatland.
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On Saturday evening a large party
Of Jolly folks gathered at stones hall
in response to the invitations isued
by the Fargo College Dancing club and
danced till midnight.
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Mrs. ]. s. Weible entertained at
cards, informally, on Saturday evening
In her pleasant Eighth street rooms.
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Kindly phone any clubs, parties or
Totngs or comings to Mrs. Bell1nap,
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A. 7. shotweil was a Monday visit
or az Detroit MINI.
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Mrs. III. H. Casselman is home from
y Jew days visit in Wadena, MINI.
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Mrs. w. J. Price was hostess at the
last meeting Of the Round Dozen club
at her home on Eighth street north.
Five hundred was the game in which
Mrs. J. II. Stegge and Mrs. L. L.
Schooley were prize winners. A
o'clock dinner was served, from the
big table in the DINING room, flower
decked, with pink and white carna-
lions.
Judge and Mrs. G. p. Thurston of
Mandan spent Tuesday with their
daughter. Mrs. Ben Glaze. ON We'd
nesday they were Ada. MINI, visitors,
with Judge Thurston's father, Rev. T.
w. Thurston. Mrs. Glaze accompanied
them home for the day at Ada
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The Talkalot club will meet Monday
afternoon with Mrs. r. g. vallentyne
on Fourteenth street south.
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Mrs. Karl Norvale was in town on
Sunday from Furgus Falls, MINI.
The Round Dozen club will meet
with Mrs. Harry Curtis, Eleventh
street south, next Thursday afternoon.
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Mrs. Thomas Lukyn is a Blooming
ton, m, visitor.
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Dr. Hormen Of Casselton spent
Tuesday in the city.
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Mrs. Lewis Arctander OF Minneano-
Bis stopped in Fargo on Monday on her
way to visit with her sister, Mrs.
u al - TNrH, NJ r.
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A week from Monday Mrs. J. B.
Eaton will have the Fortnightly club
meet with her at her home on Fifth
avenue south.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. G. Allen left satur
day evening to attend the golden we'd
ding anniversary of Mr.. Aliens mother
in Minneapolis, on Monday. Mr.. Allen
returned Tuesday and Mrs. Allen win
make an extended visit in the twin
cities.
Mrs. Jerome Freeman Of Devils Lake
left the last OF the week for her home.
after visiting with her parents, Mr..
and Mrs George Nichols. In Island
Park for three weeks.
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Monday afternoon Mrs. r. II. wefble
was hostess to the FortnightIy club.
Mira. F. H. Wilder read the paper for
the day on What Other Clubs are
Doing.
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Doctors ]. Fl. and Martin Rtndlaub
were hosts at 8 o'clock stag dinner
on Sunday evening at their pleasant
Eighth street home Covers were laid
for ten.
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Every night Of Christmas week In to
have dance which has been reported
hs follows: Friday evening. the night
before Christmas, the Bachelor and
Benedicts will, at Prizes hall give the
first Of their two parties OF the season.
Monday night, the 9th, the Metropol-
tan give their Christmas cotillon at
Prizes hall and the Mism&N Minnie and
Eva Hector have the parry In charge
Tuesday, the 2Sth, the Coterie win give
their German at Prizes hall. Wednes-
day, Dec. 20, the Century have a |
Christmas cotillon, at Prizes hall in
charge Of Mesdames w. B. Douglas. j. |
y. Farrand, e. j. Weiser, w. c. Mac
fadden and ]. w. Smith. Thursday
evening are three parties. the Colonial
german at Stones hall. Roycroft GER |
man at Prizes hall, and the younger
boys Of the smart ser give a german in |
the new knights OF Columbia hall to |
the young ladies home from school and
to the several younger guests to be IN |
the city. Friday New Years eve, the
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