The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-06-02
Heaton News.

| Heaton, N. D., May 81, 1910.-To The
Forum: The village school closed last
Friday. The primary department en-
| joyed a picnic in the beautiful grove
of Prosper st. Jacque, two miles south
east of here with their teacher, Miss
4 Ivy Abbott The intermediate and
] high school were the guests of Prof.
| G. E. Harding on a fishing excursion
to Lake Hiawatha at Sykeston. AS
! tokens of regards to their teachers the
pupils presented Prof. Harding a gold
signet ring, to Miss Abbott a pearl
handled manicuring set. Prof. Hard
ing goes to Churchs Ferry about the
last of August to accept the principal
ship. of the public schools there, and
Miss Abbott takes, the place made va
cant by Prof. Harding's resignation
here
F. o. Klinger, Rev. Saunders, Fred
Gussick and his little san Sherman au-
toed to New Home last Friday
The Misses Sarah Falk, Mollie Holt
and Clara Chambers passed the eighth
grade at the, final examinations last
Friday.
Mrs. @. p. Hosen returned from Little
Falls, Mimi, accompanied by her little
brother Joseph Benson, last week.
The w. c. T. u. met with Mrs. c. E.
Harding last Thursday afternoon. The
subject for discussion was What to
Feed the Babies" after which a sump-
tuous luncheon was served to those
present.
Mrs Clarence Farrell and little
daughter Helen, arrived from Manning,
Iowa, last week to reside here with her
husband.
Miss Maggie Hurst returned last
Friday from south of Hurdsfeld. where
she visited with her parents and broth
er, Jacob and family.
Mrs e. l.. Baldwin and daughter,
Miss Leta, arrived from McClusky last
Saturday and are visiting their daugh-
ter and sister, Mrs Ed. Bauik
Jacob Shants and wife arrived from
Ontario recently and have been visit
ing their daughters, Mrs Prins, r. J.
Lyness and L. G. Pierce and went to
Goodrich last Saturday to visit with
Mrs. Frank Schroeder.
Dan Hagel went to Goodrich last
Saturday and returned on Monday.
Memorial Sunday was observed here
and on Monday through the effirts of
the Royal Neighbors and n. w lodges
and an appropriate programme was ar
ranged and given in the M. W. A. hall.
The decorations were elaborate with
flags bunting, ported plants and flow
ers and the attendance was large.
States Attorney John Al. Layne of
Fessenden gave an eloquent and in
structive address. A double quartette
sang Beautiful Flag of Liberty and
Hail Home of Liberty. Mrs. C. e.
Harding gave a reading, Home Sweet
Home Miss Bernier Barber played al
piano medley. Mrs. G. T. Turner sang
Just Before the Battle. Mother. Rev.
Saunders offered prayer and pronounce
ed the benediction. The large audience
expressed their appreciation by FREE
the people who were interested in base
ball witnessed a game between the
married and single men of the COM
munity, of which the former were VIC
torious in score Of 20 to %.
Rev. Claude NJ. Steele of Hurdsheld
was q passenger on Tuesdays train
bound for Sanborn to attend the Con-
gregational association meeting.
States Attorney Layne came over
from Fessenden Sunday evening with
Mr.. and Mrs. r. @. Klinger and was a
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Chas l. Turner
on Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. #. O. Klinger and their
guest, Miss Gertrude Ashley. autoed to
Fessenden Sunday afternoon.
The Royal Neighbors served ice
cream in the new drug store Monday
afternoon
Ebert Piper, Heaton,s tonsorial ar
tist. made business trip to Caring
ton Tuesday
MIR. and Mrs. Ed Bauik and their
guests Mrs. Baldwin and daughter
l4eta, drove over to Dells' Sunday ar
ternoon, returning the same evening.