The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-03-23
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4 Heasonsss N. D, March 3Ss--To The
fBerRma Henry Dell made a business
trip 70 yEEcCluslgy Last Frtday.
Mrh. nd BElusnnnt, who had been vie
Esting her danghtSr, Mrs. II. Bank. re-
turned home TO MpCiualSy last Friday,
Station agent, A. r. Hubert, COM
suited the dautist In Darlington last
Saturday.
Rev. q. 8. Bascorn OF H1rdsnerd
passed through here to Sykeston to
all the,spulpit OF the Congregational
church, where he was formerly the
pastor.
Miss Mabel Pritchard, who teaches
near ,Dells, went to Ca&ray last Satur-,
day night TO visit her parents
Miss Agnes Smith was in from near
IDells TO meet her cousin, Paris Peter
son. who 'arrfvedsfrom Minneapolis last
Saturday. c
Mr.. and Mrs. Rappahn Of Goodrich
visited r. Pravy and family over Sun
day.
down from Goodrich and spent Sunday
with their brother Harry Harding and
family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Prosper St Jacque
welcomed a little daughter to their
home on Monday morning.
Geo. w. Read had a successful sale
OF farm implements, stock and house
hold goods last Thursday Mr.. Read
viii soon leave for Montana to take
up q homestead. Mrs Read will re-
main with her brother, N Vanhart, for
the present.
At a special meeting of the school
board last Saturday, Miss Ivy D. Alb
bott, who has successfully taught the
primary department OF our village
school for the past years, was asked
to accept the princtpalship and ac-
cepted a worthy promotion. +.
Farmers are improving THE early
spring weather and getting q good
start for an early harvest
Quite. number Of young people
from town attended a pleasant social
function at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
J. M. Lloyd, five miles north Of here
last Saturday evening.
Mrs. Henerttta Smith returned from
Goodrich, where she had been visiting
her son, Elton, last Saturday and is
stopping for the present with her
daughter, Mrs. w. H. Thurston. she
will probably purchase property in
town for a home.
Prof. c. E. Harding sold his team Of
work horses last Saturday to Elwood
Ankrum.
Peter Kjorsgard returned last Satur-
day from business trip east
Mr.. and MRS. Albert Alison win
move this week from the section house
to their own home east OF the town
site.
Mrs. Alfred Anderson, the new mis-
ltress of the section house, is expected
to arrive this week from Minneapolis
and. wih be heartily welcomed by the
ladies OF the community.
i DIR. Swarthout Of Streeter joined a
party of his former townsmen Of Syke-
ston last week on a prospecting tour
to Colorado. Mrs. Swarthout and her
little son, Gordon, are. visiting her par
ents. Mr. and Mrs. Louis Faek, here
lduring the doctors obsence
G.. M. Brace has traded his hotel to
8. j. Dahless of Detroit, MINI, for
a hundred-acre farm about four miles
from Detroit and win give possession
in June, but expects to remain here
with his, family until autumn.
j. L. Chamberlain and family visited
their brother, L. Il. Chamberlain and
family Sunday.
The town meeting voted to expen6
$1,000 on roadwork this season and
elected r, Prang supervisor, III. q
Barber treasurer j. .. Hambletor
clerk, r. c. Nichols assessor, c. 1
Turner Justice Of peace. G. M. Brace
constable and Daniel "a. Young road
Ioverseer.
w. Fl. Smith, the teacher In the
Saturday and returned on Monday.
Fl. T.. Newell was in from near Dell;
Monday TO engage in carpenter work
with Isaac Loeppke this season.
III. J.. Newell made business triY
Ito Darlington on Monday. 4
} Ed Rexin and Lydia Kunz were mar.
lried last week on Tuesday In earring.
ton and left Monday morning for thu
home Of the groom at Rhame, N. d.
/ The work OF excavating for the base
lment to the new drug store was begun
! Monday by James Holt 81
/. DIR. Langsdale OF Kuhn visited on
: town Friday looking up location
leaving Saturday for Wyndmere.
J Evangelist Sammuel was In this vi
/ cinity again. leaving on Monday morn
ings train for the east. He was
!, guest at the home OF Henry Kahl owe
0 Sunday. Cor. Fl.
L Northwest Patents.
Washington, March 2s--The follow
a ing patents were issued this week Il
: Minnesota and Dakota inventors:
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