The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-01-20
CasseIton.

Casselton, Jan. 2O.-To The Forum:
Conductor N. B. Peterson has taken
charge Of the Great Northern wards
mere, This change is in the line of a
promotion for Mr.. Peterson, and his
many friends are congratulating him
on his ability to make good.
Roadmaster J. T. Keohen has been
transferred from this division of the
Great Northern to The Dakota division
with headquarters at Grand Forks
Mr. Keohen is among the older resi-
dents of the city and considerable re-
gIet is expressed at the idea of losing
him and his estimable family.
Mrs. Bush and daughter of Fargo
were quests at the e. N. Pattoa home
| for several lays.
DIR, r, g. Glasgow returned from the
Mayo hospital at Rochester, Mimi.
Saturday morning, having recovered
from the effects of his operation In
fairly good shape
Mr.. and Mrs. Matt Runck have gone
to California and expect to be absent
for two or three months.
A special meeting of the stock hold
ers OF the Casselton Creamery Co. was
held last Wednesday. They voted to
increase the capital stock from $4,000
to $4,000 in order to take care of the
increase in business and make some
improvements.
L.. ID. Roberts has returned from an
extended trip through the west and
south.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. A. Mcintyre have
returned to their home at Spokane
Wash, after an extended visit with
relatives and friends In this CITY
Mrs. w. B. Lason is soiourninp
among relatives in central and south
ern New York.
Morris Katz, of the Strauss Clothing
store has gone on a two months visit
with his parents in Germany.
AS the result of general shaking nm
OF the passenger crew on the Portland
line, Conductor Lang and Engineer
Porter have acquired permanent posi-
tions on this run
The wrestling match last Tuesday
evening has awakened some interest
among the sporting element of the
city, and report has 1t that there a
a boxing contest scheduled for the near
future This would indicate that there
is really some class 10 the old town vet
M. N. Goff, for some years a resi-
dent of this city but lately of Armenia
has disposed Of all his personal prop
erty at auction sale and will shortly
start on an extended trip through the
south and west
The patrons of the Big store are con-
graduating the management on again
securing the services of Chris Sever
gaard as head dry goods clerk, Chris
Is an exceptionally capable mar in his
line. popular with all customers, and
his retainment will give general sat
isfaction
Casselton will again BE- well repre-
sented at the rendition of the Merry
Widow In Fargo next Tuesday even |
ing.
The Dode Fisk concert and dance
last Friday evening wa, well attended
and very enjoyable supper after. All. |
though under heavy expenses the COM
mittee succeeded in going in the bolep
only to the extent of a cry few dollars
Fl, p. Hawley is planning a trIp
through the west In search of suit /
able location.
Dwight III. Potter and Herman
Stern spent last evening la Fargo.
The first lecture of the course takes
place tomorrow evening In the Al. q. mi /
w hall when Prof. Brannon win give
ar illustrated talk on Burbank the
Plant Wizard"
Mrs. Fluegel Of this city had 4
stroke of paralysis early Sunday morn
ng and the latest report Id to the ef-
'ect that she Is very low and hardly
expected to recover, Mre FIueeeI II
to recover. Mrs. Fluegel Is
over 10 years old. Car n