The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1912-05-28
Heaton News.

i Heaton, N. D., May 25.-Tp The Fo-
rum: The Sykeston ball team came
up last Saturday and met its first de-
feat Of the season at the hands of the
Heatonians, score 20 to /,
Guy Simon returned Thursday from
Nevis, Mimi.
Abram Loeppke returned from coll
lege last Wednesday and will help his
brother Ike In the carpenter work.
After drilling down about 500 feet
in the earth for water between his
house and barn he moved the machine
500 feet north Of his house and drilled
down 12o feet n found an abundance
of good water which he win pipe to his
buildings.
VIM. Covel Of sykeston was here
Monday morning.
Thirty eight thousand gopher tails
were counted and destroyed here Mon
day by County Commissioner Harding.
A school commencement exercise
was held at the Lloyd schoolhouse
Saturday evening, which was a great
success.
Mrs. w. H. Thurston, Mrs. H. C..
Barber and Mrs. e. e. Saunders re-
turned Friday afternoon from New
Rockford where they attended the
eighteenth annual session of the Sec
ond district w. c. I. u. convention,
which they reported the most c
cessful meeting ever held in this dis
trict." The president, Mrs. M. A.
Garry, who came from Blue Grass,
Mont, to attend presided. a debate
hnfrynnn AfAxo LTSakN~ uya ~z~@oo -
Leeds and J.. S. Cameron of New Rock
ford on woman's suffrage was ably
conducted. Attorney Manley of New
Rockford gave a fine address on Our
Laws and Their Enforcement. Mrs.
M. A. Tompkins of O.beron conducted
an impressive memorial service men
tioning the Titanic victims and w. C.
r. u. members who had ended their
earthly careers. Pres. w. A. Godward
Of the New Rockford Collegiate insti-
tute gave an inspiring address or
Character Building. The session cpl
curean consisted of a surnptuous re-
past in the spacious b~anqueting room
Of the Congregational church provided
by the local union. as was also the
fine music by the orchestra consisting
VI 0AAD@ NV 1l4e~AAG1ty bAtG 1C6QcIt NIkN
four gentlemen. Mesdames Baldwin
Of Oberon and Saunders Of Heaton and
Mesdames Barber and Saunders oil
Heaton sang duets. The local Scan
dinavian male quartette sang two fine
selections. The Misses May T0miin-
son and BerdAe CampheIl sang to hne
Mrs. M. "A. Chamberlain gave an anus
ing reading on The Village Choir. The
subjects Social Center Work by Mrs
Loa D~elannetar OF Grand Forks. EociaI
Meetings and Fed Letter Days by Mrs
G. r.. PlurnT1er of Mfnnewaukan: Sci
entific Temperance Instruction In the
Public Schools by MRS. III. C. Barber 81
Heaton: Duty of President by Mrs. M
e. HeznnettoF OF Carrington, were dis.
cussed and the ChtIdren1s Hour was
conducted by Mary Rcaldson of Nex
Rockford. An open parliament or
Equal Suffrage was very much enjoy,
ed. The reports from the unions III
the district showed advancement an
the work Of the organization will Bi
pushed. The arrangements FOR I'll,
convention by the New Rockford La,
dies were complete. the address b
welcome by County superintendent D
Schools Mrs. Ellen Mattson RoAcl
was ably delivered and cordial. nh
o~f1cerssare: Mrs. McGaxry Of Leeds
president; Mrs. II. G. Barber. vic,
president at large: Mrs, r.. MI. Wise b
Leeds, recording secretary, Mrs. Inl
Delametar OF Grasad Forks, correspond
ing secretary; Miss Nellie M. whit
comb Of Oberon, treasurer; count
| vice prgidant. Benson. Mrs. Allison d