The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1910-03-07
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Master Owen Ford and Miss GIadv
Ford returned TO their home Tuesda,
aIter attending the sisters school /
Fargo. We are glad to see and hea
now well Gladys has progressed in he
music-thanks to the kind attentio,
and supervision of the sisters Of 81
Johns convent.
Mr.. Hines, accompanied by a friend
ATTENDED sale at MapIeton Thursda,
and purchased machinery. cattle an,
wagons some OF which he brouRh
home with him on his return.
Who is the George Washington n
the present day?" Can II be possibI,
that you know Robert? II So prepar,
to fill the next vacant chair for tn,
presidency and enforce our laws with
as good results as did our true Georr,
| washington whose birthday was oh.
served by party of young neopls
gathering at the farm Of George Scho.
neid and enjoying a delightful evening
Games were played until a late hour
Wnen MRS. Schofield Acknowledged her
hospitality by serving a lunch OF cake
ana truit after which all had a merry
game of "Old Maid" and returned home
feeling they had done their part in
Keeping the father OF our country's
birthday, Feb. %.
Mr.. Brown has been compelled to re-
tain his children at home on account
or the severe weather we have had dur
ing the past two weeks as they live
too far from the school to enable them
to attend every day. Wouldn't q buss
be big improvement in this locality.
there .h
ars out Of school for the same reason :?
causes of this kind should be rectified
II possible for the benefit of the chill
dren as well as the parents, and the
teacher could have larger attend
ance.
What do our citizens think of boy
cotting our almanacs. Aren't they re-
sponsible for the snow fiurries we fav.
been having the past week for It mus
anger the elements to have mistake
made in phophesying OF their advent
II the storms continue, whic.
have been an every day oecurrenc,
during the past two weeks, somethin.
will have to be done, especially wher
the backbone Of the weather begins
break. The advice of old settlers is
look out for your bitches and culver
and keep them open, boys. Good az
advice. Thanks.
Rev. Nelmich arrived at district Nc
"a to assist in conducting church Fri
day evening but the weather was so
threatening it was decided he had best
return home the same evening for fear
Of being snow bound an indefinite
time.
John Murphy visited his home
Saturday and Sunday. He and his as
sociates, who are interested in cleo
trtcity and engineering, find the new
engine at his fathers, M. p. Murphy's |
farm, great attraction for non school |
days.
IL all the fathers and mothers found |
to entice and encourage the
boys back to the farm after school
hours, we would have more practical
farmers and better ones; casting no re-
1ections.
Augustava Swanson, accompanied
by his mother, arrived home Friday
after seeking medical aid in Fargo for
his mother, who isn't feeling as we'll
Is usual We hope in the near future
o see Mrs. Swanson her normal self.
Missionary Clark Gibbs of Casselton
has been visiting in our midst for the
'ast week. He took dinner with Mr..
Miller and family Thursday and visited
Sustava Swanson Friday andaSaturday,
lfter being guest of Geo. Schofield for
| number OF days.
The boys of julius Lowberg's farm
listed Mr.. and Mrs. John Green Tues
lay.
Mr.. Green and his wife called at the
lome of Henry Shaver of Mapleton
sunday and spent a pleasant afternoon,
aking tea with their friends before
eaving for their home.
Robert Thompson, accompanied by
lis mother, Mrs. John Mccarthy, Wis
ted Fargo Thursday and carried with
hem the sympathy of this whole com
nunity to their sister and also daugh-
er's family, Mrs. Arnold OF Fargo, who
as recently lost a little child The
hid and his mother made visit to us
il last summer and we will remember
i'm as a bright, passing little star. 1t
with regret and sadness we have
ritnessed the passing OF three OF Mrs.
fcCarthy's grand children during the
asst year. We extend our coincidence
D the whole faily.
A number OF farmers OF this neigh IN
orhood visited Mapleton Thursday
nd attended the sale which took place !.
mere. Among those who were present !.
'as NJ r. Murphy, Fred Worman, Mr..
ggert, Geo. Schofield and John Peter
On.
The roads being In good condition for !.
10 past week, Olaf Louberg. assisted
IS brother, Henry Louberg, are very :
lsy hauling grain to market.
We are very sorry to hear Ernest !,
'hnson's family of little ones have !.
zen confined to the house for the !
ase week from severe cold. It Is to :
J hoped they derive nothing serious
erefrom and are able to be around
rain soon.
Miss Minnie Peterson visited Fargo T
lesday. That being the first pleas n
It day we have had for some time "
great many Of our local residents
business in town. lC
Mrs. Martin Louberg is visiting her d
relatives on the Sheyenne
ver =
Miss Beatrice Ford is spending alV
W days at the farm of j. X. Greene.
Mr. and Mrs. J. Green transacted II
Isiness in Fargo Wednesday.
Mrs Geo. Schofield visited friendsl II
Fargo Thursday and Friday. she
- accompanied on her return home E
her two adopted children, son and RI
.ughter. who have been spending the
inter months In Fargo. Cor. o. lB