The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1912-05-31
~ Interest to the Women

home Of her sister. Mrs. S. o. stur-
geon OF sl7 Fourth venue south.
Mrs. Harry Hale is in Fargo for 4
snort time from Devils Lake.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. Il. Weis of Hick-
son are spending q few days in Fargo.
Mrs. ]. r. Alexander and daughter,
Miss Florence Of Lisbon are spending
9 day or two in Fargo.
Editor Stout OF The kathryn
Recorder called at The Forum last
night. He was en- route to Blair, Wis,
for a short trip,
Miss Tess Henry of Valley city. sis
ter OF Capt. Frank Henry. candidate
Tor secretary of state, was in the city
yesterday to attend the performance
OF The Pink Lady at the Fargo opera
house last night.
Mrs. H. g. Hill and little daughter,
Harriet of White Salmon, Wash, are
the guests of Mrs. HILLS sister, Miss
Clara Nelson of Sixth avenue north
this week. Mrs. Hill is en- route home
from Henning, MINI. where she was
called by the death OF her father.
Grand Forks Times: Az the meet
ing of st. PauIs guild held yesterday
afternoon Mrs. e. M. Cory n Mrs.
William Flynn Were elected delegates
to represent the guild at the annual
convocation of the Episcopal church
to be held in Fargo June 8, 4 and c.
Mrs. III. L. Pitts, by virtue Of her Of
flee as president, will also attend IS
a delegate and the party will probably
leave here Monday.
Miss Emma Miller Is expected home
Saturday from New Rockford, N. D..
to spend the summer with her par
ents. Mr.. and Mrs. c. B. Miller of
Sixth venue north. Miss Miller has
been instructor In music and draw
ing in the public schools Of New
Rockford for the past term. Miss
Mary Mae Miller will return next week
from Menominee, Wis, where she has
just completed her course in domes-
tic science. Miss Eulah Miller, who
is a member of the faculty at the
Valley City normal school, will re-
turn about June %. She will teach
at the institute in WiIliston following
the close Of the normal school before
returning home.
The current issue of The Castilian,
published at CASTLE. N. Y, contains
the announcement of the passing away
Of Mrs. Helen Baldwin at the home OF
her daughter, Mrs. Lincoln Lang, nee
lone Baldwin. Old time residents of
Taylor, Gladstone n Dickinson, N.
D., will recall Mrs. Baldwin as the
wife of L. S.. Baldwin, civil engineer,
who settled in Stark county in 1886
and occupied a farm near Taylor.
Later the family moved to Idaho,
where Mr.. Baldwin successfully fol-
lowed his profession as a civil en-
gineer. Several years ago lone Bal
win married the eldest son of Mr..
and Mrs. Gregor Lang of Medora, N.
d. Miss Lillian Baldwin is living with
an aunt at Lakewood, N. j, and Ell
lott Baldwin, the baby Of the family
in the later eighties, is a naval Of
ficer at the Brooklyn navy yards, in
the torpedo boat service. The Misses
Baldwin were fearless horseback rid
ers and many a ga1lop they have had
in the company of Theodore Roose-
welt in Billings county when the for
AlSE pAESA0ShA was III the SbOGk 0uSt~
there as a young man.
Mrs. n. C. Young, president Of the
North Dakota Federation of Women's
Clubs, has returned home and reports
q very interesting and successful dis
trict meeting at Walhalla. In the abb
sence of Mrs. Amidon, who had a
place on the programme, Editor Lee
of The Walhalla Mountaineer gave an
excellent paper on The Martyrs Of
WalhaIla. Mrs. Young mentioned this
paper especially and the auto ride
about the city. visiting points of in
terest mentioned in Mr.. Lees paper.
Mrs. N. @. Young will leave this
evening for st. Paul, where she will
meet her daughter. Miss Dorothea,
who is returning home for her sum
mer vacation from the New Eng
land Conservatory of Music and Bos-
ton She will also meet her mother,
Mrs. Julia B.. Clarke of Iowa city and
they will return home tomorrow az
tcrnoon. Mrs. Clark win be a guess
at the home of Judge and Mrs YOUNG
for the wedding of Miss Laura Young
to c. w. Spaulding. jr, which vii
be an event of June 10. Horace