The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-10-29


of Ninth street south entertained last
evening at luncheon for Miss Turner.
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i Wednesday, Nov. 2, the knights OF
Fythlas will hold business meeting
In their castle hall in the new A. o.
U. w hall After the business session
social time will be enjoyed with n
programme and supper. Members are
asked to bring friends and visiting
knights are welcome.
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Miss Edith Moug OF Ayr and Mag
nus B. Bagaas OF Minneapolis were
married last evening at the English
Lutheran parsonage by Rev. w. s..
Ulrich. The bride was very charming
In a travelling suit of blue and carried
white carnations. The young people
were unattended and the ceremony
was witnessed by a few relatives and
friends Mrs. Bagaas is a sister of
Mrs. Punton of Eleventh avenue north
and the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. ].
G. Moug. pioneer residents OF Ayr. The
young people left for Sacred Heart.
Mimi, TO visit with Mr.. Bagaas' peo-
pie. From there they will so to their
home In Minneapolis, where the BRIDE
groom holds a responsible position as
engineer.
Miss Gertrude Ledbedder of Absa-
raka and Thomas Thompson of Ayr
were quietly married Wednesday even
ing of this week at the Waldorf hotel
by Rev. j. M. Walters OF the First
NJ E. church. They were attended by
Miss Sarah MeMullen and James
Thompson OF this city. The bride
wore suit of blue and carried car
nations Mr.. Thompson and his bride
left for a short visit at Valley City
before going to their new home on the
farm of the bridegroom, near Ayr.
Miss Minnie Carpenter entertained
the young peoples Sunday school class
of the First Baptist church, of which
she is a member, on Friday evening.
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Frank Walker expects to leave soon
to spend the winter in the south.
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Arlo and Mark Andrews came in
from the farm on business for few
days this week.
Mrs. M. S. Bieman and daughter,
Miss Beatrice, and Mrs. Hagen of
Mortified, MINI, win spend Sunday
| with Mr.. and Mrs. A. G. Bienan of the
| Colonial flats
Mrs. Wallace Grosvenor Of Cassel-
ton spent yesterday in town.
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Mrs. w. Conant of Napoleon was the
n ~ Fwra de In Friday
| Mrs. Rae. who has spent the summer
with the Misses Kate and Ellie Rae
at Riverside farm, returned to her home
at Montrey. Tenn, Monday.
Thursday, oct. q, Mr.. and Mrs. j.
r. Barlow celebrated the 41st anniver-
sary of their wedding. The event was
also for Mr.. Barlow's 6Sth birthday an
lniversary. An elaborate dinner was
enjoyed and covers were laid for j. r..
Hendrickson, w. G. Rice, ]. VanKleeck,
LIP. Bohlin and A. III. Dodsley.
4 o.
/ Mrs. Dan White and daughter, Miss
Ethel. of Bottineau spent couple OF
DAYS in the city this week. Mr.. White
attended the A. O. u. w. events ano
Miss Ethel was the guest of Miss Mary
lSchlanGer:
Doctor Dillon is expected home to-
morrow night from a weeks visit with
Sen. and, Mrs. w. b. Oberson at Will
liston. N. ID.
The w. G. t. u. held very inter
esting meeting last evening In the Z
w. G. A. parlors. A large number at
\ tended and the programme was very
Il good. The prizes were awarded from
i the recent contest Afte! the meeting
lad adjourned refreshments were
served.
/ The LOYAL Temperance Legion VIII
| meet I'm the Presbyterian church sun
/ day afternoon at $3.50. Rev. A. ID
i peterson of the First Baptist church
will speak briefly All young people
are invited to be present.
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The Pastors Aid Society of the First
M. r. church will meet Tuesday AFTER
noon with Mrs. F. r. Marsh OF lOls
second avenue north. Mrs. MARSH
win he assisted by Mrs. Dreaseke.
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urs NJ thompson OF Eighth
street south TGLuELAEh
two months visit in New York ano
Michigan.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. VanderVeloe o.
Spokane. who have been visiting CitS
engineer Anders and family, have re-
turned to their western home.
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Mrs Frank L. Anders has gone u
Dickinson for a brief visit with hel
sister. Miss Josephine Hargrave, city
librarian of that place
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The banquet given by Court Daisy
No 1892 /. o. f.. Thursday evening
proved to be a grand success. The
regular meeting was called to order
at o'clock by Mrs. c. l.. Riley, G. II
Business of Importance was discussed
and a large class of candidates were
initiated. o. j. Bradshaw and his vel
drilled guard of honor took charge o.
the initiatory work. At 10 O'CLOCK
all adjourned to the dining room while
Miss Upton played popular marc.i
The dining room was decorated In tht
coIors of the order and cut flowers
graced the table Covers were laid