The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-02-16
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Osgood, N d. Feb. ITO The
Forum: Miss Florence and Miss
Bessie Peterson. daughters of John
Peterson, prominent farmer Of Os-
good, are attending the A. C. college$in
Fargo this winter. Their friends look
forward to their return at the end
Of the term, as they are sadly missed
by our circle Of young folks
The friends and acquaintance of Mr..
and Mrs. Martin Lewberg extend their
sincere wishes for their health and well
fare and may they prosper in their new
undertaking of keeping house.
Martin Lowberg and wife are young
folks Of our little town who were mar
ried recently. After visiting with his
relatives for some time, they decided
finally to move to Fargo.
Robert Thompson spent Friday and
Saturday at the farm of Geo. H. Scho-
field.
A number OF friends and acquaint-
ances of the late Mrs VIM. Stapleton
attended her funeral in Fargo last
Monday.
Mr.. Fewgs called at Julius Low
berg's on Sunday and took lunch with
the family.
Mrs. Mccarthy and son, Robert
Thompson, spent Sunday afternoon
and evening at the home of John Me-
Gregor. f.
Mrs. Miller arrived from New Mexico
last Sunday morning, called here by the
sudden death of her mother. We all
offer Mrs. Miller our sympathy and very
sorry the visit to her old home has
been fraught with SO much sorrow.
1t Is with great pleasure we see Mrs.
J. X. Green has fully recovered from
her late illness and is able to be about
again.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred wormans called
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Scho-
field last Sunday.
The friends of Mr. and Mrs. Owen
Gardner now residents OF Canada; but
late of Osgood, will be pleased to hear
they are well and happy, MIR. Gardner
and his family of little folks think
there is no place equal to Sunny Al
herta" although they say they will al
ways claim North Dakota as home
sweet home" Word has been received
here from them to the effect that they
have experienced a. very light winter
SO far having had very little snow in
their locality. The Thermometer has
registered for the past three weeks
three less than zero. Good luck to them
all for that's more than we can say
Miss Ida Johnson and her mother
Mrs. johnson. visited In Horace last
Tuesday.
N. c, Gardner took dinner last Tues
day with Mr.. and Mrs. Mike Murphy.
Hay must be a good price, how about
Gni oh !,
his assistants can be seen bailing that
material or fodder every day in spite OF
the inclemency of the weather. Mr.
Fox and Mr.. Miller can be seen passing
back and forth In their earnest endeav-
ors to help Mr.. Gainsborough in bal
ing and shipping.
Augusta Swanson attended church
last Sunday at the schoolhouse of dis
trict twenty seven.
A crowd of young people gathered at
the farm of Geo. III. Schofield last Sun
day evening and passed delightful
time. Fruit and cake and coffee were
served late in the evening before leav-
ing for their homes. Mr.. and Mrs.
Schotield are always pleased to see
their friends and all received cordial
greetings. Among the guests present
were Miss Alice Peterson, Miss Mamie
Peterson and A. johnson.
I'll. G. Gardner of Langdon. Canada,
called at Mr.. Ecklesons home home
to transact business last Wednesday.
Have any of the young people seen
st, Valentine on his journey to Osgood
this year? surely he can't pass our
little hamlet by without making himself
known. Isn't that so girls? Who can
deny 1t. Especially when we see the
rural carrier tardy that day of all others
and see how worried he looks Boys,
you should present our mail carrier
with something very nice for doing
double duty on that day when he Is
so careful i'm delivering those tokens of
love and regard TO our dear ones. May
we venture to hope he made no mis-
takes, as he was young once himself
and knows how anxiousl we all look
for those messages
In after years when we recall the days
of pleasure past,
And think of joyous hours which have
flown away SO fast;
When some unforgotten air you hear
Brings back past scenes to thee and
thine
Keep one kind thought for old ST.
Valentine.
Beatrice Ford accompanied by her
grandfather. Mr.. Gardner, and Mrs.
Schofield visited Fargo two days DUR
ing the past week. we are glad to hear
Miss Ford has entirely recovered from
blood poisoning which she has suffered
from for the past two weeks In fact
she said she suffered so severely that
they were compelled to call in medical
assistance. The doctor who attended
her lanced her hand as soon as possible
and we are pleased to see Miss Beatrice
about again as usual. Miss Ford spent
Tuesday and Wednesday as the guest
OF her uncle, Mr.. Medberry OF Fargo.
Mr.. Pines has returned from the twin
cities where he had been called on
business. while there he purchased a
number of nne horses which he brought
back to the farm with him on his re-
turn.
Oscar Keilt and his brother, Emil
Keilt. are very busy just at present
preparing their seed corn for sowing
this spring and making either nanaasarvv