The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-11-27
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The annual show of the Northern
Minnesota Poultry association will be
held at Crookston, MINI, Dec. IA to
1s. Mrs. r. c.. Mitchell. Is the secre-
tary.
MISS Inga Hedstad, the primary
teacher in the public school at AN
gus. succumbed to typhoid fever a
day or two ago. She possessed re-
markable talents and was highly es-
teemed.
Thanksgiving services were the rule
in the churches at Crookston yester-
day.
The twenty Nth anniversary of the
marriage OF Miss Langseth OF wild
Rice, N. D., to Jens Adsero of the
town OF Holy Cross. will be celebrated
this evening. Mr.. and Mrs. Adsero
will keep open house during the day,
and this evening the celebration proper
will take place. A large number Of
invitations have been issued and it
will be big affair.
The tax rate for the city of Fergus
Falls is an even 80 mills, lower than
$3.50 SSIAAs NAAU AoA DC AAANCAAC AVN 50
loon licenses helping out considerably.
John Scheidecker, formerly Of Per-
ham but now. located on a farm in
Alberta, Can, was married Nov. %, to
Miss Anna Schwartel, according to
announcements received in Perham.
John Shelley, superintendent of the
water and light plant at East Grand,
has resigned, to accept better posi-
ton in Ohio.
After long illness Miss Nellie
Casey resumed her duties in the Office
Of the Meredith Drug Co., Fargo, this
morning. Fer several weeks Miss
Casey was patient at the Northwest
ern hospital.
The funeral of Mrs. Jennie Smith,
daughter Of John Erickson. who pass
ed away. on Saturday, will be held
from the A. ]. Wright & Sons under
taking rooms, wednesday afternoon at
$3.50 o'clock.
A novel sight was to be seen at the
Robertson harness store today, a grey
gopher in perfect state Of Information.
tightly curled up and resembling a
ball OF fur, with one foot clutched
about its. neck. II was ice cold and
there were no signs whatever of life.
Two of the sleeping animals were
found by a Mr.. Drayton in straw
pile south of Fargo. One, which was
left in warm place revived from its
sleeping state and became pretty live
ly about the room in which was kept.
George e. Perley was a passenger
to Minneapolis yesterday. He is ex-
pected to return tomorrow.
p. J. Meehan was passenger to
Baltimore, Nd. this afternoon, ex-
pecting to be out Of town for some
time.
Hal Harris leaves tomorrow for a
trip to Arlington, o.
Joe Neville was up from Minnea-
polls yesterday calling on his former
friends and acquaintances.
There has been a change In ticket
clerks at the Northern Pacific depot
In Moorhead. Joseph B. Marchand
will be transferred to other duties ana
he is to be succeeded by Morton Mix
kelson, transferred from the Office at
Valley City, N. ID.
Joe Commerato, the faithful janitor
at the Northern Pacific depot accom-
panied by his brother and brother in
law, will leave for New York. tonight.
from which port they will sail, Dec.
6, by the steamship Luciano, for Ma
pies. After the transaction Of busi-
ness and a visit with friends In sunny
Italy they will return to Moorhead in
time for spring work.
A. L. Irwin OF Harwood, N. D., was
among the visitors today.
L. J. Colson OF prominent cigar
house in st. Paul was caller at the
ONCE OF Attorney SHARP this morning.
Attorney Dosland. after an absence
Of two weeks has returned from Ada,
where he has been trying q number Of
cases in the district court.
There was a large attendance at the
meeting OF the Mems seminar Of the
Congregational church yesterday and
a deep interest was taken in the sec
ond and closing address, by President
Weld, on the subject OF Crime and Its
Punishment.
The senior class OF the state normal
school were tAS guests ~ @ PaAsy &AFwA'
for them by President and Mrs, Weld
last Saturday evening. Assisting the
hosts were Professor and Mrs. Col
Inns, class councillors. Music. read
ings and mock auction we're the
amenities OF the evening. The auction
sale created the fullest measure Of
fun and at the close a refreshmeni
menu was merrily discussed.