The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-06-10
Heaton News,

Heaton, n. D., June $40 The Fo-
rum: The debris which was left after
the burning of the Falk building, April
A, has been cleared away and a new
building for a general. store will be
erected at once upon the same founda-
ton, being reinforced by a four inch
wall inside.
M. j. Mathews Of st. Thomas was
here recently with a view of locating
and establishing a general store here.
when completed.
Mesdames Prang and Brace attended
the Ladies' Aid sale in Fessenden last
Thursday. ..........- .- -..-
Mrs. Louis Falk and daughters Re-
becca and Esther went to Darlington
last Friday, and while there met DR..
Swarthout and family who arrived from
Streeter, where they had closed out
their interests. 1t is hoped that the
doctor will decide to locate here per-
manently and practice his profession
Most of the eighth grade graduates
from this vicinity attended the reunion
in Fessenden last Saturday.
Mrs. Charles, I. Turner and children
left last Thursday for an extended
visit in Minneapolis and Duluth
Mrs. J. M. Billings left last Thurs
day for Clear Lake. Iowa, after a
pleasant visit with her daughter, Mrs.
A. r. Hubert.
A young son arrived to bless the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur e. Baluer,
last Friday morning.
Rev. c. E. Van Horn and son Dewitt
left Thursday for Mandan
e. c. Schmitt left last Saturday for
Darlington and other points, where his
proficiency as a ball player is appre-
ciated. He returned Tuesday.
Prof. G. e. Harding left last Satur-
day for three months visit to his par
ents at Sibley, Iowa and other places.
The Misses Faye and Pearl Schu-
man Of Leads, who have closed success
full terms of school in this township,
returned home last Saturday.
DR.. and Mrs Swarthout went to
Sykeston last Saturday and were
brought here by Mr.. and Mrs. c. A.
Atkinson, who visited at the Falk
home in the evening.
George Melady and Herman Meyer
left Monday for Calgary, Alberta, to
look up homestead.
r. e. Nichols has crew of catpen-
ters working on his new basement barn.
The Congregational Sunday school
will observe Children's day next Sun
day, an interesting and pleasing pro-
granme Is being arranged for the &C.
casion. A large attendance is desired.
VIM. and Henry Schmitt and families
OF Bowdon autoed down to the morn
ing service at the Congregational
church last Sunday.
The semi-annual business meeting (
the Christian Endeavor society was
| held Monday evening with Mrs. H C.
Barber. The following were elected :
Pres. Miss Ivy d. Abbott was re-elect-
ed; vice president. Mrs. w. H. Thurs
ton; secretary, ]. A. Chamberlain;
treasurer, Mrs H. G. Barber Chair
men of the committees were. elected as
follows: Prayer meeting, Mrs. A. n
Hubert; lookout, Mrs. e. Bank; mu-
sic, Mrs. C. l. Turner; social, Miss Ber-
nice Barber; flower. Miss Nellie Holt
whatsoever, Fred NJ. Thurston.
/ The school election Tuesday result Ct
in the reelection OF Frank G, Nichols
as director for three years.
Ed Banik has begun the erection 81
an addition TO his dwelling house.
i F. .. k1ingcr and Chas, |. Turnel
autoed to Dover Monday ana as iIat.
ter of convenience, returned by train
leaving the machine
Rev. Saunders returned from sanhorI
last Saturday.
Miss Hattie Smith, who has beer
teaching school near Minneapolis, re.
turned home last week.
+ Miss Paula Hensal arrived last Sat
urday and Is the guest of Mrs. IT. n