The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-04-28
Leonard Items.

Leonard, N. D., April 25-To The
Forum: Mrs. Laura Elsie nee Ander-
son. living at Hot Springs s. D., has
oeen visiting her parents here for
some time. She returned home on
thursday last and took her mother
along for an extended visit while
George Is building residence on his
lots in town. - - -
E. q. Bird returned from Baker
City, Oregon to Leonard on Thursday
morning and will remain several days.
He is interested in a copper mine
there that is showing excellent pros
poets OF being a profitable investment
HIS FAMILY are at Mohall, N. D.
Mrs. Frank Coleman nee Louisa
WlIkle came down from Lisbon on
Friday evening to visit her cousin.
Landlord Seelig and other acquatnt-
ances here. Frank Is a telephone line
man and is located at Lisbon. Mrs.
Coleman has bright year old boy
with her that keeps her from getting
lonesome.
George Elliott received. a phone
message from Fargo on Saturday
morning informing him that his
brother-in-law, Mr.. simonton, resid-
ing at Neche was dead from an at
tack Of pneumonia. Mr. Elliott left
on the evening train for that place.
Hugh Christel of Eden Valley,
Minn.' drove into our village on sun
day evening. He represents a nursery
and is distributing nursery stock at
this point.
On Saturday evening at the M. e.
church W. J. Arnold colored, a grad
uate Of Clark university, Atlanta.
Ca, gave lecture on Temperance. He
Is employed by the enforcement league
and w. c. T. u. He is a forceful
and eloquent speaker and good singer
He presented some startling statistics
on the liquor question. .
The usual services were held in the
M. E. church on Sunday, Pastor
Turner in charge.
Clarence %sewills, Nick Biever and
Albert Thompson will give a dance in
the Arnold hall on Saturday evening,
April 80. =. = -. = .
GIVE the census man your name and
what other information he asks. You
VIII not have another opportunity for
10 years.
Tobias Hagen from Sheyenne town
ship was Leonard visitor on Monday
He had his big daughter, Geneva,
with him.
Landlord Seelig took an automobile
trip on Monday over near Chaffee. He
had his cousin, Mrs. Frank Coleman.
with him. She will visit some rela-
tives there 49,
c. Y. Wills, a local rural carrier,
met with an accident on Monday that
might OF been very serious. The neck
yoke OF his buggy broke and let the
pole down. The team was frightened
and ran away upsetting the buggy and
throwing him out. He fortunately es-
capped with slight injury to his
shoulder and was unconscious for sew
eral minutes. The team was caught
by viii Watts, another buggy secured
and he finished the trip. The buggy
was completely wrecked and Mr.. Wills
had close call.
We had the pleasure of greeting
Henry Hanson now of GaIesburg. He
was a former clerk in z. w. Arnold's
store. He is making a visit of a day.
He was very popular here and has
many friends who are glad to see him
looking and doing well and their best
wishes are with him.
Mrs. Andrew Goblinoch was on
the street on Monday. having fully
recovered from her recent operation.
Mrs. John Boas came out from Far
go on Monday and is looking after the
finishing of the new residence here.
We hope to soon have the family
with us again.
VIM. Piper, the irrepressible nur-
sery man concluded the delivery of
his orders here on Monday and win
take up mother line of work for a
month. He can be induced to play q
game OF smear once in a while.
Twitchell and Redmon sent a lot OF
stock to their ranch southwest of here
on Tuesday. The pleasant weather of
March has started the grass earlier
than usual and feed will be abund-
ant.
We are informed that our former
barber, Emil F'riese, has purchased q
tour chair shop In Fargo. He is CO.
ing into the business extensively.