The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-02-03
shsysnne Valley Notes.

Maddox. N. D.. Feb. 2,-To The
Forum: p. G. Sarlle and hired man
made n call on the Sheyenne bachelors
Saturday,
Miss Sophie Haugen lief. Friday
morning for Williston. N. D., where
she In to spend the winter with her
brother Mat. at that place.
School children are coming in from
outside the district TO attend school,
The southeast bus driver Is reported
a "bucking" them ..a..
The mail carrier on route No. is
now able TO make schedule time. and
wears q broad smile that viii stay on
as long as the nice weather lasts.
A gopher was seen running around
by company Of young people lately.
They ought 10 have caught him to
prove their story,
Gust Peterson Is a pretty busy man
since his housekeeper left him. In
addition to his housekeeping duties he
has a Foodly bunch OF stock to look
after, and this keeps him on the jump
all day long.
G. II. Albcrtson, floor manager at
the klara hall Friday night big
crowd was attended a day light quiet
There are q good many good look
ing bachelors In this locality. II is
true, some Of tfem are getting along
In years, but they are well-to-do and
will make good husbands, and all Of
them are ON the lookout for a good
housckeeper, one that can do little
better than they can themselves. Here
Is a chance for the surplus OF the
Klara girls. What was reported from
the KlsrR scribe four and I'VE In n
bunch.
Some Of our young bachelors i'm the
nelghhorhood are investing rather ex-
travagantly I'm iewelry OF late. An ex-
PLANTATION must be forthcoming or we
win be forced to draw our own con-
cluslons. Don't be bashful, boys, Tell
US all about II. we" never mind.
The Sheyenne scribe La been on the
unfortunate list the past week one
day while out driving. his way led
over coulee, but in crossing this. his
horses got tlaundered in the snow and
the scribe was unceremoniously land
ed from his coEy seat in his new cutter
and for few moments thought an
earthquake had struck him He sue
|ceeded in getting himself, the horses
and cutter righted without any dam
age. IL was inCeed fortunate he did
not have his best girl out with him.
Then again last Monday, while he was
enjoying his bachelor solitude study
ing the papers, his stove indulged in
blow out" viii considerable force.
What was the cause IL still mystery
TO the scribe, but the explosion IVES Of
sufficient force to blow q considerable
hole In one wall and set the boards
FIRE. Fortunately there was suffl-
ient water on hand to put the fire
Mt before II made any Roadway, and
g scribe is thankful no more sertucs
lamage was done.
At klara r. .. Hyalmar Lansrud en-
ertained a few or his friends at a
candy pull, last wednesday even
ag. unfortunately one OF the young
santlenaen present got his hair mixed
ID In a molasses jar OF paint bucket
ais spare moments have been employ
ed ever since. endeavoring 10 remove
the sticky ingredient,
Alben Edstrotn and Andrew Corpen.
were out trying their skill at nsing
"sRls' last week. with the result that
one of them landed In a pothole at the
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lost his balance when he got half way
down the hill and took tumble and in
doing so. hurt bis back so bad that
he had to be assisted to his house
This ended a day OF sport but fort
unately neither suffered more serious
~ then they were out again as usual
the next day.
Inga Sophia I4in-on died Wednes-
day at the home OF her uncle, Nils #
Nilsson. from general debility. from
which she had suffered for some.
time. although she had not been con.
fined to her bed mere than about tvs
weeks. The deeraaed wa d little pas
| ~ years ~ age. and had made hel
home with her uncle the past ter
years. In fact had been m the care q
her uncle and her maternal grand,
~>oth~r since her infancy. her mother
having died when she wms hut q sev