The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-02-18
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Hon. L. w. Sennett Of Cando; Mr..
and Mrs. Orschell of Miles City; Rev.
e. E. Saunders of Heaton; Mrs. Ella
Baker of Grand Forks; Mr.. and Mrs.
John Dynes of Gardiner Miss Ella
Ugstad of Lisbon; Mrs. f. s. Talcott
Of Buffalo; Mr.. and Mrs. Slamiter of
Armenia and Mr.. and Mrs. Iwen Of
Arthur; Mr.. and Mrs. c. w. Kelley of
Devils Lake; Mr.. and Mrs. A. S. FL
ford of st. Paul with Mrs. T. c. Can
ntff; Mr.. and Mrs. n. III. Rome of
jamestown; Mrs. Frank McKensie Of
Wild Rice, and Mrs. HI. f. Hester Of
Sioux Falls with Mrs. G.. M. Hopp.
Among those leaving the city this
week were. Ben Wasem to Mayville;
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. B. Radford to Kramer,
Ind; and Mrs. Leslie Welter of Moor
head to Madison, Wis. Those who re-
turned from other points of interest
were Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene deLendrecie
from st. Paul. Miss Jessie Edwards
from Grand Forks; Mrs. e. Miller from
Crookston; and Hector Barnes from
Minneapolis.
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The old fashioned social given last
evening at the First M. E. church was
a big success and about $50 guests
attended. A piano duet by Miss Clara
Pollock and Mrs. J. M. Walters was
heartily applauded and afterward an
old fashioned spelling bee was en-
joyed. Later the guests were invited
to the dining room where refreshments
We're served by several young ladies
from table, prettily arranged in the
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with bowls of red carnations. The
parlors also. were made attractive
with carnations The affair through
out was a most enjoyable one and
fulfilled its mission, that of a pleasant
evening of renewing and making ac-
quaintances with the people of the
church.
The ladies of the, Catholic Order of
Foresters will give one of their popular
card parties Wednesday evening at 8
o'clock sharp, at Prizes hall. Every
one is cordially invited.
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G. A. Swanson has just returned
from an extensive trip east and found
much colder weather than North
Dakota has been able to produce. Mr..
Swanson is suffering from a severe
cold contracted in Chicago.
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Miss Sarah Anderson of Cooper
stown who is a student in a local con-
servatory returned home today on ac-
count of other duties. She hopes to re-
turn to the conservatory some time in
the near future.
Miss Dagney Nelson went to Duluth
last week to attend the ski tournament.
She is expected to return the first part
Of the week.
n. Kloster of Aneta stopped off in
Fargo last Monday on his way to st.
Paul and visited his daughter who lis
the Dakota conservatory.
Miss Minnie sEauge left for her
home at Hendrum, Mimi, this morning
spend Sunday with her folks. She
will return Monday evening.
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Miss Hazel Holland has found 1t adj
visable to take two weeks rest on ac
count Of her health. She left for the
twin cities last Wednesday, where she
will enjoy visit with relatives and
friends, after which she viii return to
her studies at local conservatory.
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Mrs. Eleanor MacKay of Bottineau.
grand worthy matron, who as been
. guest of Mr.. and Mrs. sheldon OF
The Pioneer Life building, during her
stay in the city, left yesterday mcrn-
ing for Tower City on a similar mis-
sion, that of inspecting the Eastern
Star order.
+. A. Kramer of the Red River VAL
ey Mercantile Co., left for Mime
apolis today on business trip. On
his way home he will visit at his old
home at ST. Cloud, Mimi, and also at
San Joseph, MINI.
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The Odd Fellows are planning a
basket picnic to be given Feb. "a.
All Odd Fellows and their friends are
invited and the proceeds will go to the
irst degree team. There will be
short musical programme and prizes
viii be offered for the basket which
iells for the most and also for the one
which sells for the least. A most de-
ightful time will be enjoyed and |
arge number are planning to attend.