The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-03-26

! the people and tie travellers who are
unable to make the trip This year viii
| find comfort in the thought that in
all probability there will be an exact
reproduction of the play in 1920. Mr..
and Mrs. ]. w. Smith and family and
| DR. and Mrs. r. j. Campbell and
daughter will be among those from
Fargo who will remain abroad late
enough to visit The Passion Play,
Kindly phone any items of news or
of social affairs TO Mrs. Belknap, 266L.
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| T. j. Young returned Saturday from
| a seven weeks trip to California and
northern coast points. JEFF reports a
! fine time and a great country out
! there, but for the man OF moderate
means and who wants to earn q living
in the best country on earth, give him
Fargo and North Dakota.
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Fargo lodge of Elks has received an
invitation for it's officers and members
to be present at the opening of the
new club rooms of the Grand Forks
lodge of Elks. which will take place on
Friday and Saturday, April is and Is.
On the first day there will be a re-
ception to the ladies and In the even
ing there will be a ball and reception
and promenade concert. On Saturday
there will be a ceremonial session. This
will be open all day for inspection by
the visiting Elks. Fargo Elks ara plan
ming to attend on Saturday, April is,
on the local that leaves Fargo at $3.50
p. m.
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Mr.. and Mrs. p. H. Conlan of Chi
cago, who were the guests of friends
in the city, have returned home.
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Mrs N. c. Anderson, Eighth avenue
south, is reported as convalescing from
an attack of tonsilitis.
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Mrs. w A. Cinnant Of Mapleton
who has been visiting her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Peterson of Fifteenth street,
has returned home.
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Mrs. B. III. Kress and two little chill
dren left on Tuesday afternoon for
their home In Chicago, after a three
weeks visit with her sister, Mrs. N
Mcclellan, Eleventh street north.
Miss Hulda M. Gustafson o. Hope
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the city, has returned home.
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Mrs C. H. Dill, Seventh street south
will be hostess next Wednesday after
noon to the afternoon Luncheon Bridge
club.
, Mr.. and Mrs. Blewfield OF Roscoe, S.
D., who were visiting friends in the
city, have returned home y"
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The work Of moving the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. M. A. Baldwin on Thir-
, teenth street south has begun and will
be Immediately follow by the erec-
ton of their handsome new residence.
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Mrs. A. G. Lenhart of Hazelton, after
a pleasant visit here with friends, has
left for her home.
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Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Montgomery will
spend Easter in New York City.
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Mrs. @. w. Smith of Lisbon, after a
very pleasant visit with Fargo friends,
{ has returned home.
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Mrs. Harry MagIll will spend Easter
In Atlantic City with her son Will,
who is on his Easter vacation there
with his mother. Then Mrs. Magill is
expected home the first of the month
. stopping a day or two in Chicago and
: the twin cities en- route.
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Mrs. May Wallace of Page, after a
shopping visit in the stores of Fargo
has returned home.
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Mrs. ID. d. Sullivan will spend Easter
in st. Paul with her daughter Ailene
who is attending st Katherine's.
Jack" Marrow, who has been or
a business and pleasure trip to st
Louis. has returned home.
C. A. wheelock was a Montana Wis
itor this week.
Mrs. Fl. H. Rintoul and Miss Alphs
Berman of Page, who were in the city
visiting friends, have returned home
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Fred w. Porrit of Minneapolis wa
. in town this week, leaving for hom
Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. A. Felger left Tues
day evening for Lethbridge, Alberta
! Cam, after pleasant visit with Mrs
| fSlgSF parents.
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i Mr.. and Mrs. ]. C. Whitney hav
= moved into the e. H. Smith remodele
4 home on Eighth avenue south fror
!. Ninth street south.
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= M. A. Baldwin and family have TAX
:. en- a suite of rooms at the Gardne
. k.while their new home is being con
4 structed on the site of their old a
. the corner Of Thirteenth street an
Z Fifth avenue south.
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: In Bishop Manns diary in thu Marc
issue of The North Dakota Sheaf, th
. bishop, who is spending two month
in New York city, tells of an after
y noon visit, Feb. Is, to the Lennox II
| brary to view an exhibition o. Amer
lean Book-plates. He mentions thu
Fargo people would be interested
know that the exhibit of WilIial
Edgar Fisher was given one of the bel
places. Bishop Mann saw In 1t tt
one executed for his George Hrbe
collection. Mr.. Fisher used to have
studio in Fargo. Another item sa,
that the bishop has placed an crd,
with the celebrated artist, Heinigk
the well known designer Of memori
church windows, for the memoir
window for Harry Huet, in era,
, church, Minnewaukcn.