The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-03-19

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Ernest Hubert left this morning for
visit with Arthur Barnard for a
week in Fergus Fails, MINI.
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A wedding OF considerable interest
to Fargo Is to take place in the near
future which will unite for life two Of
the old timers Of this place. Both Of
the contracting parties occupy promi-
nent places in the business world of
the city and many preparations are
being carried out in remodeling and
decorating the home where the happy
couple will reside.
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The Sunbeam circle Will meet next
Thursday after school with Irene
Richardson, Tenth street south. and
The new officers Of the club who were
elected at the last meeting will be
is president, Lillian McCulloch is sec
rotary and Lois Marsh, treasurer, Of
the club.
District superintendent and Mrs.
Mcnamara have been kept busy of
late with three children i'll at the
same time with measles.
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e. w. Dennestedt plans to leave
! by the first of the month with his
family for Albert Lee, Mimi. where
he will engage in the light business,
running factory.
Mrs. w. F. Ball writes friends that
she will be home by April as she
is homesick for Fargo but the colonel,
true to the habit of years, will reach
Fargo on the usual home coming day,
May 1, stopping in st. Paul until that
date.
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Mrs Shore, was the guest over Sun
day Of Miss Edith Fowler has re-
turned to her Lisbon home.
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Word from Chicago announces the
arrival of a baby daughter at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. A. Charles Ed
wards, on Sunday morning and the ait
tie miss has been given the name of
Anne Elizabeth.
Mrs. Wetzig of Seventh street south
is at st. Johns hospital recovering
from an operation.
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The last dancing party of the sea-
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will be held at Prizes hall on Monday
evening. March %.
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Master Willie Moulton has been a
measles victim.
Marion Hatch, daughter of w. D.
Hatch, Fourteenth street south, has
been quarantined for diphtheria.
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Kindly phone any items Of news or
social doings to Mrs. Belknap, 1851.
MRS. Frank Ball is visiting her sis
ter. Mrs. Smith, in Minneapolis and
has set no definite time for returning
to Fargo.
DR.. and Mrs. H. L. Startling, Fifth
avenue south, gave a o'clock dinner
on Monday evening to the Cribbage
club and twelve guests were seated
at the handsomely appointed table
banked in the center with white tut
lips and where a seven course dinner
was served. The evening was spent
in playing cribbage. Prizes were
awarded Mrs. Martin Hector and DIR.
Startling for high score.
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John Magill Orchard is reported as
a sufferer from the measles.
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Mrs. w. ]. Moulton is home from
a Minneapolis trip.
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Many delightful things are being
said of the singing of Miss Edythe
Grasse of Moorhead at the Betheny
rendition at the A. C. armory on Fri
day evening of last week. Miss
Grasse was in excellent voice and car
ried the most difficult and heaviest
part of of the entire programme. All
of her numbers were admirably rend-
cred. The work of the quartette when
they sang unaccompanied was also
especially remarked. DR.. Putnam has
demonstrated that as a director he is
very capable to make so much of his
material, and and he is to be congrat-
ulated upon his success in presenting
the cantata. The large A. G. armory
was filed with music lovers-the stud
emit body seated In the gallery.
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Marie and Paul Ridley returned
Wednesday from Grand Forks where
they were guests of friends at the
university 70 a few days. They at
tended the contest on Saturday. Paul
Ridley is captain Of the A. c. football
team and wanted to witness the A.
c. success in basketball. being an en-
thusiastic athlete.
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A new student contest will be in
augurated by Miss Hoover at the end
of the winter term, In the domestic
science department, at the agricultural
college. This will be in thes hape of
a bread baking contest which will be
held in connection with the annual
sewing contest held by that depart
ment. Gold medals vial be awarded
in all contests.
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Mr.. and Mrs Hugh Mcdonald of
Valley City, were in the city Monday
making purchases and attending to
other business.
Mr.. and Mrs. N. II. Stacey of Bill
i lings. Mont, were guests at the Gard
ne Sunday on their way home from
the east.
Charlie Page came home from Grand
| Forks Sunday morning.
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Miss Hortense Charest left this
morning for a weeks visit with her
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