The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-05-23

Andrea Karlsdaker and was born in
Orsburg, Norway, Sept. IA, 1857, being
AZ years old at her death. She was
married to Nicolai Liedahl in May.
1892. They settled in Sheyenne town
ship, Richland county, where deceased
lived until her death. The funeral
services were held at the home and
were conducted by Rev. Romsdahl of
Fargo and were very impressive. In
terment was made on May 4 in the
Free Lutheran cemetery, a few rods
from the home and was the first grave
there. She was of an amiable and
gentle disposition and exerted a large
influence in the community by her
kindly ministrations, ever ready to help
In all cases of need or distress. a de-
voted wife and mother and a living
example OF an active and sincere chris
tan woman. She leaves a lasting i'm
preston of good deeds and kind words
IN her daily life. A very large con-
course Of friends and relatives gathered
to pay her the last sad rites. She is
survived by her husband and nine
children, brother in Portland, N. D.,
and father in Norway. Her life work
is ended and she has entered into her
reward
Word was received on Saturday
morning by Peter Walberg. ST.. that his
brother-in-law, Mr.. STANCE, had died
on Friday evening at the home of Mr..
Sprecher of Embden and that he would
be buried on Sunday.
Miss Julia Anderson of Minneanolis
arrived on the Southwestern on Mon
day morning and went to Sheyenne
township, where she will teach a two
months term of school in the Nor
wegian language at the Central school.
She will have about thirty pupils.
The Epworth league held very in
teresting anniversary and installation
service at the M. e. church on Sunday.
special programme being rendered.
The officers installed were: president.
Eta Lernnis; first vice president,
Christina Toblaw; second vice presi-
dent, Mable Lernnis; secretary, Chas.
Frey; treasurer, Walter Geyer; inter-
mediate president, Edith Lernnis.
There was a good attendance.
A handsome baby girl came to the
home of Fred and Mae Barr on Mon
day morning last and Fred is wearing
broad smile and handing out good
smokes. 1t will be the JOY OF their life.
A refreshing rain on Sunday and
Sunday night changed the face of ma
ture and pleased the farmers.
Word from Fargo on Monday to DR.
informed him that Walter
Frey was getting along nicely and
could leave the hos al. His father
went to Fargo on the evening train and
will bring him home.
The long delayed household goods
of the village blacksmith, which were
shipped from Indiana, arrived on Fri
day and they have gone to housekeep-
ing.
The dancing club gave a dance on
Saturday evening. 1t was fairly well
attended.
Louis Anderson brought his Oldest
boy in to be examined by DR.. Huntley
on Monday and found he was threaten
ed with. a serious attack of bronchitis.
Prompt applications arrested the com
plant and 1t is hoped he will soon be
WE'LL
A. ]. Goblisch, formerly assistant
cashier In the State bank, removed with
his family to Sheldon on Monday last.
where Andrew has position In the
First National bank They were
pleasant and genial family and we re-
greet their departure, but our loss is
Sheldon's gain.
August Wichman moved on Monday
into the Goddard house and will here
after be a citizen of the village. Ferdi-
nand and wife will remain on the farm
Cor l..