The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-01-14

rum: Earl Harding of McClusky, who
has been visiting his brother Ben and
wife, went to Fargo Wednesday to
attend the pharmacy department of
the agricultural college.
Miss Maggie Hartman of McClusky,
accompanied her uncle and aunt, Mr..
and Mrs. Ed. Bank, upon their return
from their visit there, Monday, and
will remain here for some time.
Carl Otto and family left Tuesday
for their homestead south of Irvine,
lSask
Henry Dell, the hustling general
merchant thirteen miles south in Kid
DER county, with his son, Henry H
Dell, were transacting business here
Wednesday.
A store has been opened by Henry
lDethloff, southeast of Delps near where
the proposed railroad line from Pin
gree is expected to run.
George, Sampel and James Jardine.
who report having held a successful
series of evangelistic meetings in the
Presbyterian church in Erie, this state.
recently, arrived last Saturday and are
visiting in this vicinity with the same
purpose in view. Mr.. Jardine held g.
service in the school house Wednesday
evening.
Miss Ivy Abbott who spent part Of
her vacation with the Benedict's, thir-
teen miles southwest, returned Sunday
afternoon and resumed her school du-
ties on Monday.
Miss Agnes Orr, who teaches near
Frettim, and sister. Miss Maud, teach
er Of the Rexin school, also in Kidder
county, returned from Darlington last
Saturday and attended morning SER
vice here in the Congregational church
Sunday, en- route to their school.
The Ladies' Aid society held it's an
nual meeting with Mrs. III. C. Barber,
the retiring president, last Thursday
afternoon. A successful and harmo-
NOUS year of work had been exper-
fenced. Mrs. Ralph e. Nichols who
was the first president of the society
succeeds Mrs. Barber, who is chair
man of the work committee. Nra. w.
Fl. Thurston was elected vice presi-
dent, Mrs J. A. Chamberlain, a stem
ographer, secretary; Mrs. f. o. king
en-, treasurer. A supper served at the
close to the public added 1910 to the
treasury.
The Modern woodmen and Royal
Neighbors gave joint open camp and
installation Of officers In their hall on
Tuesday night, followed by an enter
tainment and social, at which light re-
freshments were srved. Cycn g.
Smith, with Ralph e. Nichols as mar
shall. and Mrs. c. /. Turner, with Mrs
B. r. Hid as marshal were the in
stalling officers.
The annual meeting of .he Congre-
gational church was held Tuesday
afternoon. The clerk, Mrs. w. III.
Thurston; treasurer, Prof. C. e. Hard
ing, and deacon, Christian Blaner.
We're reelected, and H. G. Barber was
elected trustee The expenditures for
church building, Sunday school. pas
tors salary and incidentals. amounted
to S2,673 and benevolences, $113. A
vote of thanks to the building commit
tee, consisting of Prosper st. Jacque.
r e. Nichols, w. H. Thurston, Prof.
G. z. Harding, secretary, and Chas. L.
Turner, treasurer, was passed unani-
mously, as was the Invitation to the
pastor, Rev. T.. Il. Sanders, to continue
a fifth year.
Charles Hughes and family came
down from their homestead near
riverside, Sask., to visit Their parents, |
Mr.. and Mrs. R. r.. Hughes. Mr. and |
Mrs Charles Hughes left last Thurs
day for Rochester, Mimi, where the /
latter is receiving medical treatment
Misses Ella Rappuhn, sister, and |
Elizabeth Rappuhn, a cousin of Mrs. |
b. Prang, came over from -'essenden
last Thursday for a visit. They went
to Bowdon Tuesday to visit some /
friends, but will return here.
Geo. w. Reed was guest of Mr..
and Mrs. A. r. Hubert Tuesday night.
Geo. w. Reed has returned from
Fargo where he underwent painful
operation for deafness. ether conpli-
catsons set in causing delay in recov-
cry.
John Werner, aged IS, who had re-
sided in this vicinity The past four
teen years. passed away at the home
of his son. George Werner, In Bowden.
Sunday evening. Deceased was the
father of nine sons and four daugh-
tiers, two only of the latter are living.
One hundred and five sons and daugh-
tiers, grand sons and grand daughters
survive him. He was a devoted menu
Der of the Seventh Day Adventist
church. nine miles southwest OF here.
from which sacred edifice his mortal
remains were borne to their last RI :
ing place adjoining. The services
were conducted by his old friend and
former pastor, Rev. Edward Leoppke,
of this place, Tuesday morning.
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