The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1909-08-31


Grandin, N. D., Aug. SOTO The
Forum: Mrs Saylor of Iowa is visit
ing with her brother, w. w. Daley.
Miss CIarHo Of Pleasant Prairit
Mimi, left Grandin Tuesday on her
way home, but did not expect to reach
there until the first of this week.
Mrs s. L. Sheldon was in Fargo on
Wednesday.
Ethel Daley is working in Hunter,
expecting to remain there until after
school in the spring.
Mrs. r. Elliott and George, as well
as Mrs. Black, returned from New
England on Wednesday. From ap-
pearances 1t looks as though they had
an enjoyable visit.
Billie Fallendorf, VITO had the mis-
fortune to lacerate his hand last week,
was in Fargo Thursday and Friday.
His hand is improving, but 1t was an
ugly cut.
Mrs. Ferguson returned home last
week and seems great deal benefited
by the change.
Bessie Halbert OF Fargo is visiting
with her relatives here.
Pete Buies' youngest daughter was
sick the beginning Of the week She
seemed to improve a great deal. and
1t looked as IL she was well again, but
the little one was taken worse on
Sunday night, necessltating the at
tendance of DIR. Anderson of Hills
boro. The youngest boy Is also un-
well and appears to be suffering from
infantile paralysis.
Mr.. Hunter, the depot agent, had
the misfortune to lose his youngest
daughter on Friday morning last. The
little ones name was Una May Hunter
and was born on March 16, 1908, at
Shannon CITY, Ia, and died on Aug rs,
as stated above. The little ones body
was taken as far as wexford, Mimi,
Mr.. Hunters old home, where ii was
buried. The whole Of tn family were
present at the funeral, including the
married sister. Everyone sympathises
with the bereaved family and several
expressions of regret were offered in
the shape Of flowers. Mr.. and Mrs.
Clapp, Mr.. and Mrs. Thorn and the
w. c. 4. u. were those who thus
showed their sympathy. Little Una
will be missed around the depot, for
she was always a cherry little girl,
with word OF greeting for everyone,
especially those she knew.
G. e. Halbsrt was in Fargo on bust
ness on Thursday.
Hazel Humphrey made visit to
Fargo Thursday.
Fred Jorgenson had business in
Fargo on Friday.
Harris Thom made business trip
to Fargo on Friday.
Roy NIswanger came from Hillsboro
on Friday for the purpose Of relieving
C. p. Hunter, on account OF the fu-
neral Of his little girl.
John Herman had business In Fargo
at the end Of the week.
Mrs johnson was a Fargo visitor
on Saturday.
Mrs Kneeland visited relatives here
last week, and returned by way OF
HilIsboro, being conveyed there in
Benjamin Cameron's automobile.
This Is the testing time for culverts.
On Saturday Louie JaIbert's team was
I'm town for a load of coal and when
1t was being hawled away from the
shed over the railroad track. the
driver took little wider swing over
1t than usual, and upset the load into
the ditch. II looked as IL he had
driven OFF the culvert, for 1t was bad
spill. However. when matters came
to be looked into, the cuIvert CAD
given away under this load. Not only
was the coal spilled, but the reach
was broken. The section boss quick
ly repaired the damage, and things ap-
pear right again.
Bessie Emery returned home Fri
day, having finished the summer
school work at Valley City.
Bessie Duntley has finished the
summer school WORK at Valley City
and has returned home again.
Mrs ]. Linn and Frances are back
again from their trip into eastern
Canada. They enjoyed II sry much,
btu are glad to be home again.
Mrs. Phillips, who has been visiting
at the home Of J. Linn, where her htls-
band Is employed during threshing,
returned home the beginning OF last
week
Robert Miller lis suffering with bad
back these days. Get the kink
Strengthened out quickly. Rob, we need
your cherry presence.
Ernest Thorn is nursing a sore arm.
1t is getting better rapidly.
MN. Thorn lost horse by death
between Sunday evening and Monday
morning. 1t had trodden upon nail
some few days ago. which seems to
have caused blood poisoning
Mrs Malcolm Sfmmonds entertained
the Willing Workers on Wednesday.
Threshing is going on very rapidly
these days. everyone seeming in a
hurry TO get the grain housed.
Benjamin Cameron was in Fargo on
business Friday
Boone Tabor stayed over Sunday and
visited with Huldah Thom.
IT Ii with great regret we notify
the fact that Mrs. III. II. Tabor's moth
er died on Monday. Aug. 2s Mrs.
Tabor was with her mother when she
died. When Mrs. Tabor left home
she had not much hope OF her recovery.
We are sure everyone win sympathize
with the bereaved ones.
The dorcas club met a. the Metho-
dist church on Wednesday
Frank Russell had the misfortune to
hurt his foot Friday las. ii being bad
" bruised. While the hurt was not