The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1912-08-20

some time.
Mrs. c. O. Smith returned yesterday
from her summer home at Lake Melis-
sa,
G, w. Hams and ]. T. Montplaisir
will spend the day tomorrow at Kind
red on business.
Miss MoIIie and Clara Sunde arrived
home yesterday from a two weeks
visit with friends at Crookston, MINI.
Miss Louise Corbett ~returne this
morning to her home at st. Paul after
a two weeks visit with Miss Irene
Liembacher.
A marriage license was granted in
the county court today to Anders
both of Fargo.
Pioneer Life building are visiting
friends in Chicago, Milwaukee and 9TH
er eastern points.
Mr.. n Mrs. Geo. Wilson Cnee Grace
Clements) have returned from their
honeymoon trip and have taken apart
ments at the Rockwell.
Miss Marian Sutherland of Tenth
street north is visiting friends at
Emerson, Manitoba, Can. She will be
gone o ten days.
Mrs. H. sunde Of 41S Front street
announces In6 bT1SnL Oh neI
daughter Miss Amaiia to Arthur
Amundson of Crookston, MINI.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. A. Tracy nave gone
to Devils Lake, where they will make
their home. Mr.. Tracy will have his
headquarters at the Great Northern
hotel as agent for the Bardwell, Rob-
inson Co., Of Minneapolis.
Mrs. P. e. Stroud and Mrs. e. NJ.
Malcolm of Minneapolis, who have been
Waiting In Armenia rnfIIrna6 IN ~ Fpn
last evening accompanied by Mrs. w.
w. Brown and Mrs. Walter Reed of
Armenia and were guests at the Wal
dorf last night.
The arrival of a nine-pound son at
the residence Of DR.. and Mrs. Hallen-
the congratulations the doctor is re-
ceiving. The young man is reported
to be an exceptionally strong and
healthy n Mrs. H~allenberg is get
ting along finely.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. L. Loveder returned
Saturday evening from Superior, Du-
luth and Bemidji. MINI. Mrs. Loveder
has been away for six weeks and was
Joined a fortnight ago by her husband,
who returned with her. In Bemidti
they were guests OF MI. and Mrs. @.
M. Bacon (nee Caroline Hetland) form
erly of this city.
Jamestown Alert: A jamestown boy
employed at Fargo, and his lady friend
spent Sunday in the city at the form-
er's home. He for a joke introduced
the lady as his wife. On taking the
| train last evening for Fargo they were
met at the depot by q score of young
people who extended congratulations,
in order to complete the practical joke.
Miss Ida Wiltshire, secretary to Nine.
Harriet Labadie, who will appear in
Fargo next month, is in the city for
a week. Nine. Labadie n her party,
-L- L---- 49, - L. MT 49,
for a short time are now in yellow
stone park n en- route to the coast
on a return trip. Nine. Labadie will
spend a short time while in the west
on her ranch In the Hood river coun-
try.
An item in the Cavalier, N. D., paper
will be Of interest in Fargo: Cavalier
friends will regret to learn that e.
Fl. Mentzer and family are to leave this
city in a few days to take UP their
residence in Fargo, where Mr.. Mentzer
will engage more extensively In the
cigar manufacturing business. The city
band will also regret TO lose Mr.. Ment-
ger who has been it's efficient instructor
for several years.
Announcements have been received
by friends in the city of the marriage
of Miss Josephine May Hewlett OF
Washington, ID. c., and Arthur william
Davidson, also of that city. Miss How
lett has many friends in this city, law
ing formerly lived here, teaching
school near town and having been con-
nected with the bank at Page. She left
here about six years ago and has since
been employed in the patent office al
the capital city. Her marriage took
place Saturday, Aug. 10 and Mr.. and
Mrs. Davidson will be at home after
Oct. 1 at 1919 u. street, Washington,
d. c..
Yesterday at 4 o'clock at the cathe-
dral parsonage, Father Fay quietly
solemnized the marriage vows of Roy
Garfield and Miss Mae Farquharson OF
Cando, N. ID. The happy couple were
attended by Mr.. Canfeld's uncle and
aunt. Mr.. and Mrs. T. i. Canfield OF
this city and following h ceremon3
a wedding dinner was served at thu
Canfield home on Sixth avenue north
Sweet peas made the table attractive
and the bridal party were the only
guests. After a weeks visit here witt
Mr.. and Mrs. Garfield, the young coupI,
will leave for their new home at Can,
do. where they will be at home aftel
Sept. /.
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