The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-03-26

lin having Mr. and Mrs Hardy join
them.
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The Island Park man, who nearly
succeeded In chloroforming himself
last week. when he attempted in a
kindhearted way TO dispose of some
kittens, has caused much merriment
among his neighbors 1t was only his
protracted stay ir the basement OF the
house where he had gone to make an
end to his victims that worried his
wife and when she descended the
stairs she found him seated In chair
totally unconscious. He was holding
the saturated chloroform rag upon his
chest and his arms which had been
holding the kittens were folded while
the kittens themselves having made
their escape were scampering about
the basement thoroughly enjoying the
| lives they had SO nearly lost
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The big oratorial contest that Is to
take place April 30 at the Safe u Is
much talked Of event among the COL
leges and schools. Keen interest is be-
ing shown as the meeting Is to decide
the intercollegiate oratorical cham
pLohShip Oh the state
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Miss Eva Mckinney returned Monday
morning to her school in Hope, after
an over Sunday visit at her home.
Mrs. r. E. Weible of Eighth street
south will entertain the Biliken club
at it's next bridge gathering.
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Mrs, j. e. Johnson came home on
| Saturday from Hunters Hot Springs
where she spent .wo weeks.
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A large number OF interested by
ISLANDERS were out on Monday after
noon to witness the contest a. the inter
class track meet on the Fargo college
campus. To Pollock was awarded al
lhonors as fastest man on the track.
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Mrs. Walter Thompson, Third
avenue south left Monday afternoon
for visit with her aunt and her broth
in Albany, New York.
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Miss Martha Hanson of Litchville
was registered at the Waldorf or
Sunday
The degree team of Fargo Modern
Woodmen of America, is making ar
rangements to attend the grand lodge
meeting which win be held in Buffalo
In 1911. A dance will be given il
Stone's hall, April 4.
Mrs. John Hurley of Glasgow, Mont.
who was in the city Monday visiting
friends, has left for the east.
T. Nra rt,,s .IIanz1,, Ir1,t, Ar5ar-o,, ard
Miss Martha Hanson, of Litchville
made up a party that stopped at the
waldorf Sunday evening,
Mr.. and Mrs. N. c. Anderson were
at home informally on Tuesday even
ing to few neighbors.
Mrs. s. @. Magil1, who is visiting
her son John, at Beverly Hills Chi
cago, expects to return to Fargo April
1 and will be at the Gardner until the
Ihome on Eighth street south l. made
ready for her TO occupy.
Mr.. and Mrs. Treadwell Twitehel
Fifth avenue south entertained thu
lpart of the week MIR. TwftchePs sis
ter, Mrs. Whiting Of St. Cloud MINI.
.
Mrs w j. Howe writes from Mil
waukee that Miss Mae, who has beer
attending Downer Hall there, is bet
ter after an attack of appendicitis ant
that MIR. and Mrs. Howe and Mis-
Mae and George viii spend their Eas
ter vacation In Chicago
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| The Phronesia club met with Mrs
lC. E. Davis on Tenth street north OF
: Sunday evening.
1t is not often that SO much socia
Significance is attached to the afte
! Easter season as is this year and in
terest is already rife over the event
which which are the cause of this sig
nificance. The Elks are making grea
preparations for their grand bal
which will occur az Prizes hall Oh
. Thursday night, March 81 and man,
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