The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-03-31


with parents and friends Of the school.
Several musical numbers were inter-
spersed, and the marches, including a
flag drill by the smaller children, we're
we'll executed. Mrs Saunders presid-
ed at the Piano Prof Harding and
Mrs. Abbott. the teachers are entitled
to great credit for their untiring efforts
inS arranging the program and train
ing the participants The pupils were
assisted in the rendition of the play.
by Messrs. Nelson, Frank, Piper and
Keaseling.
Prof. G. E. Harding sold his house
and two lots last Sa urday to Mrs.
Henrietta Smith, but he will oretain
possession until the last of August
when he will move to Churchs Ferry.
Mrs. Brandenburg, who had been
visiting her daughter. Mrs. julius
Klinger, went to Sykes ton last Satur-
day to visit Mrs BcehIke and their
daughter.
Thomas Boydof Darlington. a repre-
REPRESENTATIVE of the American sum
day School union, was a guest at the
parsonage last Thursday. He visit
ed in the Roosevelt neighborhood dur
ing the week anG organized a Union
Sunday school on Sunday. 1t is ex-
pected that preaching services will be
established there a. $50 +. m. each
Sunday
Rev. Stickney of Fargo. state super
! intendent of the Congregational home
missions and Rev. Claude M. Steele
of Hurdsfield visited Bowdon eight
eight miles west Of here, and held a
meeting in the town hall last Wednes-
day evening % consider a petition
signed by about forty resi- lents of that
town and vicinity, asking that the Con-
gregational services be established,
ther every Sunday evening beginning
April g. 1t was deciued to acquiesce
and Rev. e. E. SAT nders of this place
was asked to take charge of the work
for the present.
Rev. Claude M Steele and Rev,
Saunders will exchange next Sunday,
the former preaching here and at
Bowden and the latter at Bostonia.
Eureka sand at Hurdsfield
J. L. Hambleton and Earl Harding
made a business trip to Fargo last
Thursday to purchase cement blocks for
the new drug store.
Station agent Hubert and wife went
to Darlington last Thursday, where Mr.,
Hubert had nine teeth extracted. Rev.
Saunders handled the wire AMI otker
business during thier absence.
Elwood Arkrum returned from Min
lerva, Iowa, lest Friday.
J. FL. Larson and wife from Dells
visited ir Sykeston last Thursday.
i C. j. Schmidt of jamestown visited
his sons Ed, Theodore, Henry and fam
lily az Bowdon last Friday. while look
ing after his farming interests in this
vicinity. III
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Gussick welcomed
a little daughter to their home last
Saturday morning.
Mrs Pkjassgas I'd and Miss Martha
Dell from Dells' store went to Caring
ton last Saturday to consult the dent
list.
Mrs. e., f. Swarthout and their lit
tie son Gordon made trip to Caring
ton.
Miss Mortye Watson went TO Mime
wauken last Wednesday to accept 9
position with Attorneys Simmcss and
Buttz as a stenogra pher.
Mrs. j. H. sWintermeyer of Darlington
visited her sister, Mrs. John Holt over
Sunday, returning on Monday.
II Ed Schmidt made a business trip tt
Darlington Monday.
DR. and Mrs y. F. Swarthout o.
/ Streeter left for home Monday. The
: doctor returned frino his Colorado triT
; last Saturday and visited with Mrs
Swarthout's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. =
Faik, over Sunday.
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