The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-02-09

Osgood, N. D., Feb. 4.-To The For
UNI: Mr.. and Mrs. John Green gave
dinner party to number of friends
last Sunday. Covers were laid for
eight and the afternoon was pleasant
ly passed in social intercourse before
leaving for their homes late in the af-
ternoon. Lunch and coffee were
served.
John Mccarthy transacted business
in Fargo Tuesday, that day being fine
and warm, many farmers Of this vici-
nifty availed themselves of the opport-
unity and visited Fargo.
Miss Beatrice Ford is spending the
winter on the farm, where she expects.
in the near future to entertain her
brother and his wife, Mr. and Mrs. Tired
Ford of the twin cities
Joseph Guard is studying with his
minister in Horace this winter and
his friends expect to hea-; Of his "con-
f1rmation" soon.
New tenants have taken possession
of John Dodd's old farm and local resi-
dents are pleased. to see any new set
tiers come in and join in welcoming
Mr. and Mrs. Brown and family to this
lneighborhood
The hedge hog was seen by residents
of this vicinity, so it is stated by good
authority, skulking along the highway
to Osgood. However, he disappeared
while the sun shone brightest and in j.
vestigation will be instituted at once
to ascertain who cornered pork"
party of young people quietly
walked in on Mr. and Mrs. Schofield
Saturday evening and were received
cordially. The time was pleasantly
passed in playing cards and games un-
til eleven o'clock when a light lunch
was served and all returned home af-
ter agreeing they haC been royalty en-
tertained.
We are sorry to announce Mrs. J. K.
Green's i'll health, but hope to see her
out again soon.
Mr.. Hines has departed for St Paul
and Minneapolis 10 attend to business,
which called him there and has left his
stock i'm care OF reliable help.
The Equity Society of John Peter
sons union met at the schoolhouse of
district u to transact business. A
good number of farmers turned out to
the meeting, the weather being per-
mitable.
The little schoolmates and friends at
the district 81, Miss Owen and Gladys
Ford this winter are attending the
sisters school in Fargo. bur we may
look for their return some time in
March.
Miss Aieda Johnson is spending a
few days in Fargo with friends.
We are glad to announce the return
OF Mr.. Segerstrom and his son Will
mar to these parts for the summer af-
ter having vacation in Minnesota and
Wisconsin. They report a delightful
visit and say they enjoyed themselves
amongst old friends and relatives,
Mr.. and Mrs. John McGregor and
family spent Saturday evening at the
home of Fred Woman.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. III. Schofeld are
entertaining Mr.. H. G. Gardner of
Langdon. Canada. Mr.. Gardner is an
valley, owning a large tract of land in
this locality at one time. His friends
and old neighbors are al. glad to see
him looking so hale and robust on his
return and all will extend him a hearty
welcome back 10 North Dakota Hav-
ing disposed Of his land here he
recently purchased real estate in Can
ada and has been there for the past
six months looking after his property
and interests. Mr.. Gardner seems very
much impressed with conditions in
Canada in general, especially in his
new locality and brings us favorable
reports, as he is expecting to return to
Langdon sometime In February in
company with his two SONS, Mr.. Fred
Gardner Of Portland N. ID. and Mr..
Harry M Gardner of Fargo.
Mr.. Stapleton and family all have
the sympathy of their friends end ac-