The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-03-17
Leonard News.

Leonard News.
Leonard, N. D., March Ito The
Forum: The Morgan brothers of Bar
RE unloaded a car of farm machinery
at this station on Thursday last to be
hauled to their machinery depot at
Barrie.
Deputy Sheriff Jim Bingham came
out from Fargo on Thursday morning
to summon some jurors for the March
term of court.
Dr. Taylor of Des Moines, Iowa, has
been here for several days in the in
terest of the Yeoman fraternity. He
has been sent out from the grand
lodge as a special examiner and is
looking after the work of theh depu-
ties.
Theodore Forgenson went to Fargo
on Thursday evening and returned on
Friday morning with his wife and in
FAINT child. Mrs. Forgerson has been
in st. Luke's hospital since her con-
finement several weeks ago. She is
in fair way of recovery now.
A dozen cars loaded with emigrant
effects went through here last week
into Ransom and La Moure counties.
Some of them were from as far east
as MlCnlBdn ana new 1OEk. b
liver Johnson, six miles southwest of
here has advertised all his stock and
machinery at public auction on March
"a. He has purch lsed a plat of ground
east of AL Amberson's residence and
will build on it nd move his mother,
the widow of the late Nous johnson,
to this place. Mrs ANDERSON is a
daughter of Mrs. johnson. who is
about 80 years old and will assist IN
caring for her.
Jim Hughes has cleared a lct Of
timber off the one-quarter he lately
purchased on section 8, and Is con-
verting it into sixte en-inch wood,
which he is offering at a reasonable
price. 1t is just what is needed for
summer use.
Governor Eberhardt of Mimi, has
sent credentials to E. w. Arnold of
this place making him a delegate to
the conservation cor vention, which
meets a, st. Paul on March Is. Mi.
Arnold left for the cities on March 70.
George Buck got off the train on
Saturday evening. His visit, however,
to be short, closing UP some former
business.
Rev. Father Mcdonald came over
from Sheldon on Saturday and held
services in his church here on Sun
day.
Rev. Walker closed a weeks SER
ices in the M. e. church here on Sun
day evening. He held three services
on Sunday and administered the
Sacrament OF the Lords supper His
closing address was a clear presenta-
Of he ~ -
Faith. His labors will result in much
good to the community. On Monday
at p. m. he held Quarterly meeting
for the district superintendent.
| Mrs. Annie Funk has been in Fargo
for several days taking treatments.
Word was received on Saturday that
she was worse and Charlie went down
on the evening train.
Alaf Hagen returned on Monday
from Montana and says the parties
who went from here sometime ago had
all taken claims and were pleased with
the country and climate and were only
ten miles from the railroad.
Section Foreman Perry Henderson
took a lay off Of couple of weeks
and went out to Montana and may
select location before he returns.
John Thieves, who owns a residence
property on Bachelors avenue, return
ed to Leonard on Saturday morning
last. He has been away since early
last fall and spent part Of the time in
the woods and part In hospital. He
Ii regaining bis health but looks a it,
tie peaked.
/ At the annual town meeting held
here on Tuesday March 10 this follow
ing officers were elected: VIM. Wen
dorf, supervisor 8 years; clerk, tie
between Gobiuseil and A. NyHtai; II.
H, seeIig; III. n. Lovesaint, assessor;
III. H. eesilE and n. Bteinway, JUS.
tees; p, NJ. Anderson and r. Wien
nBhn, eonstabiesi VIM. Wer7tf, road
assessor Isl district n, Gus, road as,
SCISSOR and district; NJ. Nj. ClaopvIila,
road assessor sfd district; u. Heinzs,
road assessor 4th district, About tive.
thirds Of the vote was out. rhs eiec-
ton was very quiet Ger, l.,