The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-05-31
osuood Notes,

Osgood. N. d., May 26-To The Fo-
rum: Mrs j, Brown was a caller at
the home of Mrs. G. Furnberg last
Thursday and remained to lunch with
the family.
On Sunday evening last a party of
young people gathered at the home of
Miss Beatrice Ford and spent a pleas
ant evening in social intercourse.
Among the guests were Miss Mary Nc"
Carthy, Louis Wiebush, Robert Thomp-
son and others. Lunch was served late
in the evening.
Saturday being a pleasant day a
number of farmers in the vicinity took
advantage of fine roads to send their
stock and cattle to the pastures in the
southwestern territory. G. l.. Swanson
was one Of the party and on his re-
turn reported crops looking well along
the line, and says that pastures are in
| fine condition for stock grazing
| Mr.. and Mrs. j. K. Green were call
ers at the Schofield farm on Monday
afternoon.
Mrs. Miller entertained Mrs. Geo.
| Schofield and Miss Beatrice Ford on
| Thursday afternoon.
Seeding is completed In this locality
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and grain is looking good: especially
rye and oats. Wheat has not been
sown so plentiful here this year. as
| farmers are beginning to realize their
mistake in endeavcring to raise large
crops and consequently are attending
more to planting potatoes. corn and
sugar cane for feed and fodder Also
many have seeded clover as well as
Il Al - 1av fYn11
| foul seed, In the spring of 1911 a great
! many people will be surprised to see
1 fields of rye where before nothing but
| wheat has stood. This marks the be-
| ginning of our diversified farming
Pastures of cattle have taken the place
| of fields of wheat this spring on quite
a number of our farms and house wives
are busy making butter for market in
the place of spending their time cook
ing and cleaning for farm hands or
! hired men,
Mr.. and Mrs T. X. Green have, for a
few days their niece, Mrs. B. Dean, as
their guest. Mrs. Dean is resident
Of California and is making an eastern
tour with her three children. She Elk
poets to stop in Buffalo. New York. On
tario and other points OF interest after
leaving Fargo.
Mr.. and Mrs, r. Opher and daughter
Lillian of Fargo Mrs. Wana Baker and
sen, and e. Opher and sister, Miss
Opher. OF Iowa, took advantage of the
delightful weather Thursday to make
an automobile party and called at Geo
schohelds home.
John Mccarthy had as a guest e
opher. who took dinner with the fam
ily Thursday.
Mrs. Gaurd entertained her nephew
r. Kiel, and his friend @. Swanson
Tuesday at lunch.
Mr.. and Mrs J. Mccarthy gave .
dinner in honor Of Mr.. and Mrs. O
Sehofeld OH Sunday last. Covers were
laid for eight people.
Mrs. T. Koffee entertained Mrs.
Mccarthy and Mrs. Geo. Schofield a
tea on Wednesday.
We are sorry to hear of Miss Ger.
rrude Koffee's Ill health and hope sooi
to see her about as usual.
Bids are now open for large barr
to be erected on the farm Of g. II
Swanson soon. and which will add II
1.-THE appearance OF his property.
q. Peterson, the rural mail carrier
has resigned. and retired from his oil,
position only to take up new ant
better one let lis hope. Ills old friend
and he has many since carrying on
mail, wish him well and may Cos