The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1909-09-30

Leonard. NJ D., Sept. s6.-ro The
Forum: Albert Buss, q farmer miles
east OF here, brought to the Selling
hotel on Wednesday morning pump
kin which weighed 81 pounds and
measured feet in circumference,
That's some pumpkin and the guests
Of the hotel can nave an abundance OF
the New England luxury. pumpkin
pie.
The obsequies OF George Buck were
held in teh Catholic church here on
Wednesday morning and were con-
Quoted by Rev. Father Mcdonald OF
Sheldon. The body accompanied by
the parents and relatives was taken
on the Southwestern train to LaMoure,
from there via. the jamestown North
ern to Cakes and via. the 500 line TO
Cogswell where interment was made.
Another child OF the parents is buried
there. A large congregation attended
the services here.
Tobia Hagen and wife from the SN-
yer service Prairie country were in
Leonard on Wednesday. They were
exchanging vegetables and other farm
products for the coin OF the realm.
A daughter Of John Watts, living
northwest of here, was taken very III
q few days ago with some thing like
inflammation OF the bowels. Two pnysi-
clans were called and by their advice
she was taken to the hospital at Far
go, and underwent an operation which
was successfully performed A phone
message to Will Watt on Wednesday
morning informed him that II she sur
Ivived over Thursday she would re-
cover. She is about eight years old,
and we hope htr vitality will be
strong enough to accomplish her re-
eovery.
w. @. Goddard went to Wahpeton
on Tuesday evening to visit the Rich
land county fair and his numerous
friends there, where he was farmer
resident.
Mrs. Mae Barr went to Fargo on
Tuesday evening to consult a physi-
clan, and may have to undergo an
operation. Her mother Mrs. John
Boas, returned to Fargo on Monday
and Mae will stay with her.
Tom Rodcliff and Nels L. Anderson
OF Helendale township left here on
Thursday evening to attend the Rich
land county fair at Wahpetoa.
Mrs. Andrus. mother OF James An
drus. and living with her son Ave
miles northeast of here, is quite i'll.
Early in the spring she was taken with
severe complaint and has not fully
recovered.
Mr.. Laslxe, living near the Andrus
place, was taken suddenly al on Tues
day with kidney and liver trouble and
had to be carried from the wagon into
the house, he will probably be taken
to the hospital at Fargo for treatment.
Senator Gilbert and wife and WIN
Mcintyre and wife. from Casselton,
drove over to Leonard in there auto
on Saturday in time for dinner at the
Seelig hotel in the afternoon. They
went to what is known as the McIn-
tyere ranch on Silver Prairie, the
main object being to secure some
grouse which are said to be plentiful
in that vicinity.
Mrs. John Englerth mad q severe
speel OF quinsy last week While not
dangerous 1t is very painful.
William and Mrs. Saunders child
was taken very I'll with the prevailing
complaint of the stomach and bowels
few days ago. DR.. Hon from Shell
don was called and applied the proper
remedies and there are hopes OF its
recovery.
Elk Congressman Tom Marshall and
Mrs. Marshall and party of friends.
who have been occupying the Mar
shall cottage at Detroit Lake. stopped
at Leonard for Dinner on Saturday
last on their way to Cakes.
State Senator Frank Talcott of
Buffalo, his brother-in-law, Mr..
Thompson and mother Mrs. Thompson
Of Minneapolis, came to Leonard about
noon on Saturday in the senator's
large tonneau and will spend some
time hunting in this vicinity
George and Mrs. Buck feel very
grateful to the many friends and
neighbors who so unselfshly rendered
kind assistance during the fatal ill.,
ness OF their son George, and through
out the absequies following his death,
and wish to make this public acknowl-
edgement Of it.
Miss Calista Oliver from Sparta,
wis. has taken employment at the
seelig hotel. She is neice Of the
village blacksmith, will Snyder.
on Saturday evening Mrs, Fred Wall
and two children and Ella and Mary
wall, sister Of Fred. came over from
Ansiem to visit with their relatives.
Landlady Seeiig. on Sunday. They
with Mrs. 6eelig went out to Henry
Ihmas to visit several relatives ia that
vicinity.
On the frst Sunday In October there
win be q baptismaI service IN connec-
tion with the morning service at the
NJ q. church here. Persons having
children to be baptized will please
present them at that time.
The usual services were held In the
M. u. church on Sunday. Mr.. East-