The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1913-11-12
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hJ. anu MTS. Cdrl HOlnl, OIL the
farm southeast of the city, said fare
we'll to their friends today on their
departure for their old homes in Nor
way, where they will spend the WIN
ter, expecting to return in the spring
in time for. seeing operations. r.
A number of his friends organized
a surprise party at the home of Frank
Bayer last night and it was success
full in every way. There we're about
a score present and after a little
dancing and some games, refresh
ments were served and thoroughly en-
joyed. '''
G. r. Brown, agricultural agent for
Clay county, has returned from st.
Paul, where he has been taking part
in some special course work at the
state agricultural school and on his
return here he has been visiting com
munities in the southern part of Clay
county.
The Rebekah lodge will meet in reg
ular session this evening at the usual
time and place.
Mrs. Ann Lamb and son left today
for Scotland, where they will spend
several months visiting Did friends
and relatives. They will also do some
sightseeing in England and France.
Contractor Kennedy's digging ma
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OH First yer south, between Sixth
and Seventh avenues. The mains will
run past the new p~ostoffice building.
Among the guests at the. Hotel
Comstock were: H. Paulson, ST. Paul;
F. M. Niedenfeur, j.. S, Anderson, and
Burt Carlson, Minneapolis: A. N.
Roen. Comstock; Q, T. jacobson, CAL
edonia, Mimi; III. E. Warrington,
Louden, ILL.,; J. Fl. Hinton. Washing
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Earth, Mimi; J. !. Daley, Frazee: r.
Fl. Malone, Albany, N. Y, and w. D.
Tidwell,, Chicago.
Lewis and Zoeller, character enter
t~ainers, T making friends and many
admirers with their UNIQUE pro-
gramme which is given nightly for de-
location Of the guests at the Com
stock grill.
According to reports at the local
station of the U. s.. weather bureau,
fair weather conditions are to prevail
tonight and Thursday.
In the U. S. district court at Fergus
Falls. before Judge Amidon, yester-
day, Steve Roleanski and Joseph Lar
moski pleaded guilty to indictments
charging them that they broke into a
car at GAINESVILLE and in doing SO
disturbed the seals. Poleanski was
sentenced to six months in Jail and
LamOSki was sentenced to serve thir-
~ days in Jail. The prisoners were
represented by Atty. f. H. Peterson of
this city, who was appointed by the
court to defend them.
John Costain, DIR. barrow and Mrs
Huntoon, the building committee in
charge of the erection of. the Congre-
gational church parsonage are ad.
vertising for bids for the construction
of the building, bids to be opened
Wednesday, Nov. 10. The plans ,an6
specifications, prepared by w. H
Merritt are to be seen at the office OF
the Northwestern Loan Co.
Agent Stodder of the Northern
Pacific was at st. Paul yesterday at
: tending the funeral of d. J.. Calvin one
of the veteran travelling agents fol
the company and well known from
st. Paul to Glendive. Mr.. Calvin pass
ed away last Sunday.
The Ladies' Union Of the Congrega-
tional church the annua'
Christmas sale Inc supper which will
be held Friday, Nov. 81.
The. ladies of the Presbyterian
church held their regular meeting a
the home of Mrs. j. O, Paxton this
afternoon.
A daughter arrived at the home O.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Berhnardson
Comstock, a day or two ago.
J. e. Metzger, teacher Of agricul.
ture In the high school at Fergus Falls
filed his resignation with the board O
education last Monday and it is tt
take effect Dec. 20. Mr., Metzger has
been selected to take charge Of tn,
agricultural department of the Uni
versity of Maryland, to be known al
the Maryland Agricultural college tn,
principal work of which will be thu
fitting of teachers for work which h,
has been doing.
The stork made a call at the hom
of Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Schmidt o
the Jones farm near Sabin and lef
them a daughter.