The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1909-12-09
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Leonard.
Leonard. N. D., Dec. s4---To The
Forum: Theodore Gigrich has sold his
barbershop and good will to Emil
Friese Of Davenport transfer was
left on the evening train for ST. Paul
made on "Wednesday, Dec l. Teddy
where his mother and three sisters re-
side. He viii take lay on before re-
Stunning business. He Bs q finished
workman and will easily obtain a good
position. He leaves ne ny friends here
who regret his departure.
Word was received here on Tuesday
last by Mrs Charles Axsell that her
sister Agnes living In Tennessee was
not expected to- live. owing ITO the
tie VI, on the rail- roads on account Of
the sWitcilfnen's strike 1t was thought
not advisable to undertake the journey
otherwise Mrs. Axtell and another sis
ter, Mrs. Benson CT IN, would have
gone to- sek her IA Brother, viii, en-
plQye aat alle Ielenaale far4ls left on
Tuesday assd nlfg Jsor ing to- get through
Henry lima and Gust Smith went
to Fargo on Friday evening. Henry
went to see his brother, Adolph, who is
recovering from an, amputated arm at
st. Luces hospital. and Gust went to
see Albert Fraedenich who lost part
Of hts hand in a corn schroeder, Both
parties are getting alons nicely.
Fred d. Barr is putting In COM
plete line OF Xmas holiday &C dis and
can suit everyone in quality and price.
Come and make your selections
1N
the Maple river and four female rela.
tives, came to- Leonard on Thursday
evening and took the train to Daven-
port to visit@a brother of Otto's re-
siding there.
Leonard has noe been affected as yet
by the switchmen's strike, but will
probably realize IL later if 1t continues
We did not receive any OF the par
ticulars OF the reception Of the resi-
dence Of August, Wichman last week
in honor Of Ferdinand and his ahfld-
some bride, but were informed It was
a swell affair. III
We neglected to mention il our last
letter that PROBES or Hasfelt and Theo
Gigrich ha1 presented a beautiful silver
service to Agent H. o. Names and his
handsome bride and & which they are
justly proud.
Mrs. Peter Schoen and Lottie Hughes
arrived in Leonard on Saturday morn
ing from Thie1 Riy Falls, Mimi, and
went out to the Hughes farm in Hell
endale to visi with her parents. When
she returns their home will be at st.
Cloud, Mimi She had a bright boy
with her a few months old.
Our new barber, Emil Friese, is maxi
ing good. He is an excellent work
man and a pl asant genial fellow.
E. w. Arnold is arranging his shelves
to display the Largest and best assort-
ment of Xmas goods h has even pur-
chased and can please the most fasti-
dious
Mrs. Charles Click came In from the
farm on Saturday ev ming with her
three children and went to Fargo on
the evening train to spend the week
end with Cha ley who has been doing
jury duty in the distr. : court for the
last three weeks.
George Mora. an old time no i i've
ryman in Leonard ca ne 70 the old
stamping ground on Saturday He has
been with Chas. -.oberts during the
season on drainage work in Richland
county. He win spend tho winter with
Tad Roberts on the farm.
Agent Fl. 3. Names secured the Arm
old store building, engaged the music
and gave dance Y his many friends
on Saturday evening" The room was
Ewell filled and they enjoyed tripping
the light fantastic. until 1t was time
to go home and now Harry md his
new bride arc firmly established as
citizens of Jus town.
i A severe wind and snow storm from
the northwest anne on SATURDAY. even
! ing and continued, throughout Sunday
land Monday blocking up the roads and
interfering with traffic. 1t is the sec
ond torn coming early i'm the winter
and we hope for milder weather in
the latter part. @ a"e 4,
| There were no services held in town
ON Sunday on acco mt Of the storm.
Il ole sAmbersonl ha- purchased the
Henry Leison dwelling house and ten
acres of lane adjourning the village
and will move his family in from the
farm in the spring. Henry expects to
| leave In a few days with his family
for Colorado where he has some min
| ing interests +
The switchmen's strike II making the
passenger trains late on this branch,
and there are no freights running
Albert Porter and family went to
| Fargo on Saturday evening. Jessie
will visit with her mother, Mrs. John
Baas, while Albert will attend court
as a witness in an insurance case in
which John Baas is plaintiff.
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