The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1909-08-12
Leonard.

Leonard, N. D., Aug. 10.-To The
Forum: Charles and August Fouke
and their sister, Mrs. Will McConville,
returned Wednesday morning from
Lyon county, Mimi, where they were
called to the funeral of their father on
Saturday. August returned to LeaI,
N. D., where he Is employed In a store.
Theodore Names, brother OF Sta
tion Agent III. o. Names. arrived in
Leonard on Wednesday morning last,
and has taken employment in Fred d.
Barr's general merchandise store, a
business In which he has had several
years experience.
Mrs. Anna Clemens and son. Walter.
came out from Fargo on Thursday
morning. She is looking after her
property opposite the posroffice and
wishes to rent or sell both properties
as she cannot give 1t her personal at =
tention.
Mrs. Clemens informed your scribe
while here that her son Pierre was
taken suddenly i'll with appendicitis a
few days ago. A prompt operation re-
lieved him and he is recovering. The
same week her second son, Walter.
was similarly stricken and underwent
an operation which was successful and
he has about recovered. We are glad
to know the other members of the
family are in good health.
Mrs. Gergina Bergen, nee Hagen,
was in from Sheyenne township on
Thursday last. She had a handsome
and animated bundle with her which
she says the stork brought I'd her home
about seven weeks ago. She visited
with her sister, Balleta, at the Seelig
hotel.
Rev. Kinkle, who is at the head OF
the Seven Day Adventists in this state
visited Leonard on Wednesday last to
visit Revs. Rhodes and Rieber, who
are holding a series OF tent meetings
here. He preached an able sermon in
the evening which was interrupted
somewhat by the storm. He left on
Thursday morning for Harvey, N. D.,
where he resides.
Regular services were held in the
M. e. church on Sunday Pastor Lane
in charge. The Epworth League SER
vice was led by Christine Lablaw.
Rev. Father Mcdonald of Sheldon
held service in his church here on Sun
day.
NJ lAiC lSAit SNEtiiiiS BtIRtte WAS 0Ei0
on Sunday, Rev. Rhodes preached an
eloquent sermon. There will be SER
vices on Wednesday and Saturday
evenings OF this week.
Our harness maker. Frank Oroocki,
is having a large trade in horse covers
and binder whips. He is able to supply
all demands In the harness line.
Miss Mabel Lemmes has been ailing
for some time and last week her moth
er went with her to Fargo to consult
physician who found she was suffer
ing from indigestion. He prescribed a
course of dieting for her and she Will
soon be all right.
Grain harvest commenced here gen.
orally on Monday last with a fair crop
to harvest.
John Boos and wife and daughter,
Mrs. Soper came out from Fargo on
Monday morning and will remain a
few days John contemplates returning
here permanently. He cannot get away
from old associations.
Landlord Seelig conveyed his fam
| lily and Bolleta Hagen out TO the Hagen
homestead I'm Sheyenne township on
Monday where he left them to rusticate
few days and gather some wild
fruits and berries.
A letter from Gilbert Elliott at Here
ford, Cal, says the crops are good,
winter wheat being harvested though
apparently dry an inch below the sur
face. the ground is moist and pro-
ductive. He says Mrs. r. G. Piper
health is not improving very fast and
that she will probably go to Denver
soon for treatment
Cor. l..