The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1909-09-11

perfect The yield is disappointing.
though for some time IL has been un-
derstood that there would be no bum
per" crop. However. there IL enough
to keep the eight elevators busy-and
many are holding their grain for
high prices.
Strong g. shocxley have sold their
stock Of merchandise to Mr.. Hagen
Of Abercrombie. p. w. Myron is the
manager and has cristened the new
store the Bee Hive.
Mr.. and Mrs. shockley viii move
to washington about oct. 1. During
their short residence here they have
made many friends who will regret
their departure.
Mr.. and Mrs. Renter OF California
and Mr. Anderson OF Portland are
spending several weeks here looking
after their farming interests
Two very sad funerals occurred here
last week, the results OF accidents.
Gilbert Turter, who has lived here
number OF years, but was preparing
home for his family on a farm near
Spiritwood station, was killed on Sat
urday, week ago. by the west bound
flyer on the N. p, as he was cross
Ing the track with a load of lumber
From all the evidence II seems that
conditions there are such that the
crossing Is very unsafe. Mr.. Turter
was buried from the NJ. E. church
here on Tuesday, a week ago. on the
same day Anton Bartosek died Of in
Juries received the week previous by
~ rzPF
where he was employed by the 500.
He was buried on Tuesday from the
Catholic church.
Rev. Ludwig returned from his va
cation trip on Saturday and held the
usual services on Sunday.
Miss Ethel More of Wisconsin il
visiting in the home Of A. Y. More.
Miss Richie who spent a week with
Miss Bascom, returned TO her home In
Valley City last week.
Or. Wanner and family enjoyed a
visit from his father on Thursday.
Mesdames Stroud and w o. zoos
are visiting I'm st. Paul and vicinity
and attending the fair.
Mrs. Munson has returned from a
trip to Abercrombie.
Mrs. Clendening left yesterday for
visit with friends In Fargo and
Moorhead.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred James or LeaI
visited friends here on SUNDAY.
r B. Cox has returned from hts
trip to eastern Canada.
Mrs. F1agler and children have re-
turned TO their winter home in MINI
neapolis.
Mrs. ID. b. Berlin and family left
Monday for Valley City where they
have taken a furnished house for the
winter-the young people will COM
plete the high school course there in
stead OF returning TO Minneapolis.
The Guild and aid societies take up
their work this week, after their SUM
mer vacation.
On Wednesday evening Mrs. A. Y.
More entertained q number Of young
people In honor OF Miss Ethel More
a oily good time is reported.
On Monday evening Of last week
Mrs. Berlin gave charming evening
to number Of her friends. Each was
requested to give a quotation from
favorite author to be followed by q
discussion OF each. Dainty refresh-
ments were served.
A number OF social functions havs
lately been given in honor OF Mes
danes Berlin and F1agler-amone
those who have entertained are--the
Bascoms, the clendenings, the w. O.
Joos and the Colemans.
number OF young people spent a
pleasant evening at Andrew Joos'
farm near town, on Friday evening.
dancing being the chief amusement.
Many Of our young people are leav-
ing soon for their various schools.
The Misses Fried will go to Grand
Forks university, Miss Bertha Clau-
sen to Oberlin, Master Arno Clausen
who was graduated from the high
school course in Fargo this spring, will
attend the Minneapolis university, the
Misses Dick will return to jamestown
and Miss Emma Kribbs will attend
the new Presbyterian college in
jamestown.
Miss Clausen. who has been en-
ployed by a Minneapolis firm for sew
eral years has accepted a position
as stenographer with the Merchants
National bank.
Miss Montgomery has accepted
scnool near town and began teaching
on Monday last.
Mr.. Myron was summoned TO Aber.
crombie today by wire. on account OF
the illness OF his wife. who has ty-
phoid fever. They were to nave naov.
ca here next week. Cor. w.