The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-03-09
Arthur.

Arthur N, d., March ITO The
Forum: Mr. and Mrs. ]. A. Burgum
entertained at dinner Thursday even
ing, Reverend Kahl, DR.. Campbell,
Miss Howe and Miss Chapman. The
professions were well represented by
the guests, there ing the minister.
doctor, teacher and editor.
/ An Epworth league has been or
ganized among the young people here
to meet at the church Sunday even
ings. Reverend Kahl will also meet a
class of probationers Friday afternoon
at AIS.
There seems to be an epidemic of
colds and bronchir troubles among
the little ones and some of the oldest
ones throughout the neighborhood.
A ten pound baby girl arrived at
the Farnham farm last Thursday
morning, the first born daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Leonard Bower, the
first granddaughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
G.. B. Farnham and the first great
granddaughter Of A. T. Farnham.
Ed. KentfieId, who has been under
the doctors care with an attack of
pleurisy, is improving.
Mrs. Fred Bettschen and son stop
ped off on their way to her claim in
Culbertson, Mont, to visit with the
families of Louis and John Rettschen.
The mine dollar hog seems to be
the general theme of conversation.
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Heiden have
arrived from Minnesota and are get
ing settled in their new home
John Lee and family are busy get
ting settled in their new home on the
Fred Williams farm, two miles west
of town.
T. o. Burgum and family will make
their future home on his fathers farm.
three miles from town. Mr.. Hare the
new clerk at T. J. Ross's has rented
their house.
Rev. ]. A. Kahl, closed Friday even
ing, the two weeks special meetings
held at the M. e. church. The SER
vices were educational in the best
sense of the word and the moral tone
OF the community has been elevated
by them. The business men of
Arthur showed a commendable shirt
In closing their stores in the evening
and aiding in every way to make tht,
meetings a success.
The baby boy who was a recant
welcomed arrival at s. T. RasIar,s
home has been under the doctors care
with the grip, but is now improving
The card players of Arthur chaner-
oned by r. o. BurRum and W.,
Laudon, drove to Erie Tuesday night
70 play for the whist championship.
Erie players proved too much for the
Arthurites who expect to go to Hum
ter this week and try their luck with
the whist players there.
Arthur Burgum, Ella Mike and
Elizabeth Burgum attended the party
given at the T. j. Frank residenee a.
Hunter in honor of the sophomorAa
juniors and seniors of the Hunter
high school.
Miss Myrtle Farnham is recoy ring
from q recent attack of appendicitis
K. g. Elliot and family win become
residents here and will make their
home on the Fred Williams farm al :
joining town.
The Hen Fever seems to have
struck the town and ere another. sec
son a poultry exhibit here of hlua
blooded fouls would prove winner
Disregar6ing the ancient motto of
refrain from enumerating yo,1r featb :
cred bipeds, ere they emerge from
the celluloid tissue surrounding Their ).
a lot Of prize winners could be select
ed from the Buff Orping.ons Of John
Bettschens, athe Buff Cochins of Joe
Eichelberger, Louis Sehur; Plymouth
Rocks; Walter Phillips Barred Rocks. .
Louis Bettschen's White Leghorns:
Clyde Gamble, Wyandottes.
The weather on Sunday last made
one think they lived in the simmoon
belt steady gale b'sw all day, and
several minor damages are reported.
The top was blown off freight car
on the siding. Cor. a.