The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1912-06-28

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company is in excellent financial con-
dition. r.. H. Vosburg was elected
president; J. e. Sommerfeld, vice pres
tdent; j. A Burgun, secretary and
treasurer. Directors: T.. w. Maurer,
VIM. Iwen, G.. B, Farnham, M, e. Shat
er, 7. c. Hockridge, and Chas, Veist-
ing. j.. A. Burgum was reelected
manager, Wm. Stewart, assistant.
Walter Fink motored down from
Grand Forks to attend the stockhold-
ers meet of the Farmers Elevator Co.
A brace of twins, boy and girl, arr
rived at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Walter Bower at New England June IL.
j. A. Burgum returned from Mime
apolis Friday, where he attended the
Farmers Elevator Managers conven-
ton, a large and enthusiastic gather
ing of 600 delegates.
Miss Myrtle Farnham, who recently
closed a successful nine months term
of school, is spending her vacation
with her sister, Mrs. l.. 0. Bower at
Sangus, Mont.
A. 7. Burgum was brought home
from Mrs. Schwartz hospital in Cassel-
ton in very feeble health.
John Bettsclen and /. s. Roberts,
with their families, motored to Wheat
land Sunday and were the guests OF
the McGregor family.
John Iwen, who underwent a very
serious operation in Fargo is improv-
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Mr.. n Mrs. r. w. Warren and two
sons and the Misses Josephine and
Frances Warner of Mayville, were the
guests Sunday of Mr.. and Mrs. j. A.
Mrs. 7. ]. ROSS and Mrs. James will
1ians will entertain the Ladies Aid
next Thursday at the church parlors.
The Misses Belle and Blanche Dun
das are spending their vacations with
relatives at Calgary, Alberta.
Miss Durfy of Fargo spent Tuesday
with Mrs. Walter Phillips, Mrs. Phil
lips accompanied her home.
Miss Freda Veistenz returned from
| Minneapolis and has accepted a posi-
ton with the Arthur Drug Co.
Ray Arnold conducted the religious
services at the Welcome Valley school
house and there was a large atten-
dance present. He will preach again
next Sunday. Cor. A.
Crystal News.
Crystal, N. D., June 2b,-To The
Forum: Miss Violet Lowe OF Grand
Forks, N. D.. vas a visitor at the
Fitzmaurice home last week. She re-
turned to her home Sunday by auto
and was accompanied by Lee Fitz-
maurice.
DR.. McGarry and son John n Mrs,
John J. Sullivan and daughter Jennie
visited at st. Thomas Thursday last.
Quite a number from Crystal attend
ed the old settlers picnic at Hooper,
N. D., last Friday.
Miss Eva McAndress of st. Hilaire,
Mimi, is visiting her sister. Mrs. w. j,
Sullivan this week.
A baby girl arrived at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Vatdnsdal last
week.
Miss Laura Randall, who has been
visiting at the home of her cousin, DIR.
II, S. Wilson, for some time, returned
to her home in st. Pau last week
The Misses CIiffe, McAulay and Dan
L orarH aid and Mr. ~ Mo AIIIaV a1rfned IN
Crystal from Grafton on Sunday and
visited at Daniel S~ullivan's.
The ladies of the Catholic church
held an ice cream social in the park
The weather last week was very
warm. In fact it was SO warm as to be
uncomfortable indoors to say nothing
of outside; A good rain would dc a
Barrie News.
Barrie, N. D., june 25.-To The
Forum: All the corn that was left in
the ground after the heavy winds
ceased blowing is growing rapidly.
Mrs. woodruff from Minneapolis, a
sister of Al. s.. Morgan, is visiting here.
S. stevens and Mrs. Yolney Stevens
Herrick at Abercrombie last week
Hope Morgan and wife and O. Nor
gan and daughter Beatrice report a
very enjoyable session of the Christian
Endeavor at H%ankinson last Saturday.
The Ladies' Aid of Helendale had a
large number of people at their sale
last saturday and gathered quite a
little money into their Golfers.
All in this neighborhood were pain
ed to hear of the death of Dan S.
Weaver, who for years lived near
Woods, but of late he has made his
home in Arizona. He was a member OF
| the First Minnesota and took part in
all the battles that that regiment was
famous for and was severely wounded
at gettysburg. The sympathy of the
entire community Is extended to his
wife and children in this their time OF
Mr.. Fletcher. OF the Waterbury Inn
plement Co, was a pleasant visitor
at the Morgan home last Thursday.
Deys Morgan of Chicago is going to
spend his vacation with Hope Morgan.
The event of the season has come
and gore and the results OF the Ladies'
Aid picnic was a huge success both
socially and financially, for every one
seemed to vie with each other In help
ing strangers to have a good time. And
they did When the money was caHnt-
ed over $500 had been taken in, which
1 netted the ladies a handsome sum
which is to be used for putting q base
ment under the church here. All the
politicians OF the county were there, OF
| course, they made q favorable impress
sion upon the voters. The Indians from
baseball team tried conclusions on the
grounds and the indians were vietors
to the tune of 6 to 2. Speeches were
made by MIR. Forbes and Geo Van
Arnam of Wahpeton and take it all In
all lit was q very pleasant occupation,
thanks to all the n~eighbors and friendi
from a distance. Cor. B,
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