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


fan, and believe the corn crop win
compare favorably with other locaii~
ties.
Miss Ida Anderson, dreesmalxer, is at
the Seelig hotel, doing some work IN
her line.
I.ero Morgan came in from Barrie
on Thursday evening. and chased down
to Fargo, returning Friday morning.
He was after help to operate his
threahing rig.
Al pleasant party, consisting of Mrs.
Adsero. ,Boblisch, Mrs. Jake and Mrs.
Nick Biever, drove over to Casselton
on Friday to visit and shop.
p. ]. Engel of Schuyler, Neb., Is as
sistin manager in the Farmers eie-
vator.
Contractor Rohde has completed the
Engberth cottage on the north side !.
az town, except the second floors. The
house is handsomely finished inside
walls are tastefully painted and CA
cirnined and painted in colors, q FUR
mace in the cellar supplies heat-Tnuch
.redit is due Mrs. Engberth and Mr..
Rhode for the plan, and handsome An
ish. 1t will be ready for occupancy
next week.
Mics Olive, daughter Of Mrs. Copper
nick and granddaughter of D. Ia and
Mrs. Siger, has returned from Henry
Heners where she has been assisting
Mrs. Heners She looks as if farm
house work agreed with her.
Mrs. jeanette lima and daughter
Clara Calvey. came In from the farm
on Friday to do some trading.
A. L. Potter has procured q six
horsepower engine to operate his cleo
trio dynamo. and can supply electric
light FOR the business and private
houses.
Some OF the young ladies, who att
tend thu terri meetings. are dispOsAd
! 20 be hilarious and inattentive. They
should remember that though tho
services are held in a tent, thsy are
of religious nature, and entitled to
the same attention and reverence, as
though they were heIo in the cosby
| ellace. Don't profane the Lords rer-
vice"
A brother Of Mrs. L. Mclean, resid-
! ing IN Grand Forks, is enjoying a va
1 cation, and is spending part of 1t here.
A party. of young folks ct AZ the
Sclig hotel and tripped the light fam
tastic until the midnight hour, on FRI
day evening
On Sunday your scribe took dinner
with Charles and Mrs. Axtell and met
1 two bright girls, nieces of Mrs. AK
tell and daughters OF John vanarman.
Editor Of The Kindred Tribune.
Our genial barber, Theo. Gigrich. has
Installed a hollow wire gasoline light
| in hfs shop. which floods 1t with bril-
iiart and mellow illumination. Teddy
is determined to have the best Of
everything.
/ Leonard Is without a doctor There
Is good opening for competent man
"a large territory adjacent with a
good clientele.
/ Mrs John Carlson, living on the
Maple river, six miles north of here.
ct with a serious accident q few days
ago by being thrown from load Of
hay. She fen on her hip, and was bad
ly bruised. Though an examination
disclosed that 1t was not disloca.c
The injury was very severe and causes
her a great deal OF pain. Her daugh-
| ter. Jennie Scherser at Leal. N. D.,
was sent for, and is waiting on her, we
hope she may son recover.
The Adventists held the last of their
series OF tent meetings on Sunday
| evening to good sized congregation.
The tent viii be removed, Rev. Rhodes
win return to Minot-while Rev. Rie-
Der and wife will remain here through
the fall and winter.
Regular services were held in the
M. e. church on Sunday, Pastor Lane
in charge. It being rally day of the
Epworth league. Mrs. Robt Horn led
the service, which was very interest
ing.
A lot Of hunters with their dogs
came out from Fargo on Monday morn
ing to open the chicken season on
Tuesday morning.
/ Our term of school commenced on
Tuesday morning with new corps OF
teachers. Professor Hasfelt Of Ohio
will have charge of the advanced
grades. Miss Torpie viii have the in
termediate classes, and Miss Parks
viii manage the primary department.
We anticipate a successful term. SIS all
the teachers have had years Of ex-
| perience.
Our barber. Theo. Gigrich left ON
Monday evening to visit few days
with his mother and sisters at st. Paul.
His mother has just completed and
moved into q new house and there WILL
be house warming when Teddy gets
there.
Mrs. A. L. Peart. our representative
from Chaffee, had one OF his legs
broken last week. he was moving some
barn timbers, a Jolt OF the trucks on
which he was riding threw HIM off,
he held onto the team which dragged
him over some timbers with the above
result. He received prompt assistance
and is resting comfortably, but will be
confined to his house for some tirne
Il While John Boos was fixing his au-
i to. on Monday evening. to 20 hunting
A Tuesday morning, his hand slipped and
4 was struck by the crank and he thinks
some Of the bones were broken. The
II wound IL very painful and will deprive
i him of the pleasure of hunting this
season. Cor L
Preckei a. Frnxser. Snodistes. tailors
and dressmakers. Over wilser's