The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1912-11-04

ceiYed number of pleasant reminders
of the occasion. a. ...
Friends will be very sorry to learn
of the illness of Leslie Crothers son Of
street south. Mrs. Crothers left sun
day for Spokane, Wash, to be at the
| bedside of her son. ~. ....r..
The Vesper services yesterday at the
Y. w. g. a. were well attended and
Mrs. Hancock gave an exceedingly in
| through the Holy Land. Miss Ella.
Eeckman sang giving much pleasure
and following the meeting pleasant
social time was enjoyed. Tea was
served so that those who wished to so
| from the Y. to the Sunday evening SER
vices could do so without going home.
Mrs. "A. Anderson of Seventh ave-
nue. south returned home Saturday
! from Devils Lake, where she has spent
| the past week at a teachers institute
| instructinE in primary methods of
| teaching music and drawing. During
| the past month Mrs. Anderson has at
| tended similar institutes at Forman
| and Minot, Mr.. StockWeH having
! charge of the meeting at Forman and
| Mr.. Berg of Dickinson of the more
recent one at Devils Lake.
Chairman ]. A. McGran of the enter
/ tainment committee of the Knights of
| Columbus announces that the first
| dance of the season for the sir knights
I
| Friday evening, Nov. Is in the Colum-
| bus hall, and it is exclusively for the
| knights and their ladies' The best of
| music will be provided for the occasion.
4 There will be a series. of entertain
ments given by the council during the
i winter months until the lenten season.
Word from Mrs w. Fl. Best states
| that she is still in Portland, Ore, and
/ is the guest there of Mr.. and Mrs, Will
| Beard, formerly of Hunter. NJ d. Mrs,
| Best is enjoying the country. about
/ Portland with Mr.. and Mrs. Beard III
| their car and is undecided as to when
| she will return. Cards from Mrs. II
| IL. Aalycr We're received a few days ago
| from Salt Lake City. Mrs. Aaker is
! returning home via the southern route
and is greatly enjoying her trip, but
| it is not known just when she will re-
| turn, Mrs Aaker and Mrs. Best are
| among the leading w. G. t. U, workers
| in the state and went as delegates to
| the national convention at Portland a
| fortnight ago. ,.....e
DR.. and Mrs Fjelde, old time resi-
/, dents of Abercrombie have come to
| make their home in Fargo and Of the
| farewell given them by their friends in
| Abercrombie the following has been
! sent in: The people of Abercrombie
and vicinity gathered in the sWoodmar
| hall to bid DR.. and Mrs. Fjelde Goo
speed in their new field of labor. A
| charmingly appointed dinner was serv-
| " a. y SIocAAr IHe tdOlSS DslnS duofil-
ed in ferns, carnations and other flow
| ers. A luncheon was also served al
| five. Since 1897 the doctor and family
have resided in our village and no one
has done more than they for the well
4 fare of the community. Their acts have
| always been for right and the benefit
of all, regardless of personal gain. Rev
| Mr.. Lunde spoke very appropriately OF
| the benefit the doctor and family haC
been to this community and for the as
semblage bespoke from the Almighty
his protection and blessing upon the
| departing beloved ones. purse hao
also been gathered and was presented
by Rev. Mr.. Lunde, part of which was
with the Fjeldes' He said in part
/ We deeply regret that DR.. and Mrs
Fjelde have decided to make Fargo
their permanent home as to us their
leaving will be a great loss but we
hope that to them It may be as great