The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-01-13

Leonard, NJ. d., Jan. Ito This
Forum: George Anderson sold his hair.
section farm adjoining the village Il
Chrit Greenel last week. The consid.
GRAFTON was ss5 per acre. both omar
ters are crossed by the r, 8. w. railroad
allu Eeorse has secured a compel ncy
ana can retire from farming.
MRS. Newman and her grandson
frank Powers came in from the Helen
Gale farm on Wednesday evening and
waited until 8 o'clock for the south
western going to Fargo.
Mrs. Lottie Schoen, who has beer
visiting her mother. Mrs. Jas. Hubhes.
took the late train on Thursda.. morn
ing going to St Cloud MINI, where
her husband has provided a home for
wife and baby.
Inc fuel question ha= become quite
serious, there being no soft coal and
very little hard coal left on Saturday
The condition was relieved by the re-
ception of two cars OF soft coal I've
can now breath easie-.
Fred d. Barn has installed a heating
plant IN his large store and can keen
the building comfortable.
A. b, Bjugstad of ScheIl Lake. Wis
stockman came to. Leonard on Friday
last to look over the situation. He was
unable to secure enough stock to make
shipment and left on Monday eve
ming.
On Wednesday evening, Jan. 10 the
ladies' aid society of the M. e. church
will give an entertainment at the Seel.
Ing hotel. They will serve an oyster
z A. o
supper fine programme will be rem
dered Closing with an auction sale Of
the goods they have on hand. A cor
dial invitation is extended to all.
Robert Gust shipped a car load of
cattle and hogs to st. Paul from this
station on Saturday.
The Woodman camp here had their
annual installation of officers and tooIk
In some new members on Saturday
evening. There was a good number OF
the members presen.. They served a
banquet at the close of the meeting
and had merry oession lasting un-
til the ''sml hours"
Rev. Father Mcdonald came over
from Sheldon on Saturday Saturday
evening and held service i'm his church
here on Sundey, he has also celebrated
mass on Monday morning before leay-
ing for home.
Regular services were held in tht
M. Il. church on Sunday, Pastor Turner
in charge
James Hughes purchased quarter
or section in Sheyenne TOWNSHIP. on
the Sheyenne river on which there IL
a fine bunch OF timber which he will
convert into wood for the market. He
has several men employed.
Mrs. Andrew Goblirsch and two
children arrived home on a. visit to
relatives in Minnesota while she was
away she took treatment at the hosni.
tai at Rochester and is very much i'm
proved In health.
Miss Gene Hagen came in from Shey-
enne township, on Monday and visited
with her sister Boletta, the Seeling
hotel.
Cur rural carriers are noS having a
picnic transportating the mails lately
as the weather and roads are very.
bad
Martin Hegg returned from Fargo on
Monday morning. Mrs Hegg has been
in the hospital there about two months
awaiting an operation. While she Is
improving, she Is not in a condition to
undergo the operation.
Prosper Boos Is spending a few DAYS
here visiting relatives, he is employed
In a store at Fargo.
Tom Anderson and wife were in from
Oswego on Saturday, Mrs. Anderson
Is having recurrence of the severe
headaches she has been .roubl "a with
and she has not been able to find re-
lief.
Landiady Settings mother Mrs Ihm
to the farm northwest ef here
on Tuesday, after a pleasant visit of a
fortHigh t. She Is enjoying excellent
health -. '