The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-02-10

Leonards
Leonard, N. D.. Feb. s.-To The
Forum: On Thursday last at noon.
Carl Laske and Emma Maalkaw were
married at the home of the bridegroom
5 miles northeast of here. Rev. Helm
ich OF the Bethel church officiating. A
large sized number OF invited guests
were present--and had an enjoyable
time.
Charlie Gyick was in Leonard the
other day acting as though he had been
released from penal servitude. He has
been doing jury duty in the district
court for number OF weeks.
The ladies' aid society OF the M. Il.
church met with Mrs Ed. Ault on last
Thursday and a goodIy number were
present. They busted themselves with
needle and thread and conversation.
Their next meeting will be held with
Mrs. Jas. Andrus on wednesday, Feb.
lie.
Mrs. Adolph lima, living 10 miles
northwest of here, was quite seriously
injured one day last week. 1t was
a case of encouraging fire with kerr
osene oil, and an explosion followed,
burning her hand, arm, breast and hair.
She will handle the oil hereafter on
the end of stick.
Peter Anderson must be prospecting
In the livery business; he is building
a large addition to his barn. and buy
ing more stock. He is a good fellow.
Mrs. John Boos came out from Far
go to visit a week or two with her
numerous relatives and friends.
A spirited contest of 500 for points
was held at the Seelig hotel on Friday
evening last. The players were w.
C. Goddard, H. o. Names. Chas.
Rohde, Geo. Elliott. Mrs. Goddard
Henry and Mrs. Boos and Jas. Nc
Conville on one side, and ]. l.. Smith,
A. Goblirsch. Jas. Stacj, S. S. Segers H.
H. Seelig, Fred Barr e. w. Arnold
and Frank Owocki, opponents. The
losing side paying for a supper for
the party The time Of the play was
from s to IL o'clock and resulted in
the Smith gang winning out with ITO
points to the good. Landlady Seelig
served an elegant repast. Another con-
test was arranged for Saturday even
ing, Feb. IL.
Mrs. E. w. Arnold and two children
went to the home of her parents in
Wisconsin for a much needed rest.
Ole Anderson is building a barn on
his property recently purchased from
Henry Lesson.
. Herman Hener shipped carload of
fat hogs to the St. Paul market from
this station on Saturday evening last.
Waiter Geyer went to Lisbon on
Monday morning to have some tooth
doctoring done.
Regular services were held in the
NJ z. church on Sunday; Pastor Tur-
ner in charge. There has been a good
deal of disturbance i'm the rear part OF
the church by some half grown boys
and girls, which is very annoying.
They evidently have forgotten the
sancrity OF the place. If an arrest is
made for disturbing a religious meet
ing, they may be brought to a sense
of what proper conduct is and 1t will
be done if there is a recurrence Of the
offense. A word to the wise is suffic-
lent.
The McConville brothers sold a team
of farm horses last week for $415.
That is the kind of stock to raise.
Julius Anderson, 2 miles northwest
Of here, sold a bunch of forty-fi five hogs
on last Saturday, and put over 500
in his jeans. Diversified farming pays
and the farmers are catching on.
John Russell of Walcott, an Interna-
tional Harvester man, is in Leonard
for few days. John is a pleasant
fellow to do business with.
o. A. Olson and J. H. Christy
are in Leonard for a few days in the
interest of the Central Life Insurance
company. They are pleasant fellows.
A party Of young folks assembled at
the Arnold store building on Monday
evening, the occasion being a farewell
send off to Miss Velma Austin, who
leaves on Tuesday evening for Sykes
toA, N. D. The BarthoIemey orches-
ira were present and furnished the
music, while the party tripped the
| light fantastic. A lunch was served
at the Wills restaurant. Miss Austin
made many friends while here who
regret her departure, but wish her
every success.
The N. P. company is putting a
carload of fire ice in their house here,
which will be appreciated when warm
weather sets in.
| Tobias Hagen was in from Sheyenne
on Monday last. He is one of the
solid men of that township. Cor. L.
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