The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1913-12-31
Verona News.

Verona, N. D., Dec. 3O.-To The For
UNI: r. 3. Schroeder was down to
Fargo a couple of days Of this week.
Geo. Lemnus is married. Miss Lie
bold is the fortunate lady who won this
excellent young mans hand.
Mr.. Summers Is here from Lisbon,
visiting at the Farrell home.
Mr.. Williams, the artesian well man
IS here looking for more wells to put
w. c.. Mowery made his final report
as administrator Of the Katie Peas es-
tate.
Joseph Solomon from independence,
N. D., transacted business in Verona.
Nelson and Treasurer purchased a
quarter of land from Mr.. Hanley the
other day. 1t has not been learned
whether or not either of them Will do
active work on the premises.
Mr.. Risk OF La Mour was writing
life insurance here last Monday.
Cashier r. NJ. Crtchton spent the
major portion of Monday in the rural
districts north of Verona.
h carpenters from Nebraska who
erected a set Of farm buildings on the
DR.. Roost farm east of town left Tor
that state last Tuesday. They are de-
lighted with the country and the eli
mate and say that they will como
again.
Walter and Alley Tiedeman will
leave for the agricultural college at
Fargo next, week. -,...-.
NJ. c.. R~adabaugh was at La Moure
between trains the latter part of last
week.
Miss Freeman Is visiting with her
aunt, Mary Freeman during the holi-
days. She leaves for Hecla, South Oak
ota, where she has been teaching.
Mr.. Siverson is putting his harness
shop in shape for the winter work. He
says that he has a number of harness
to make during the months OF jan
uary and February.
Thos. Noonan went down to Leo
nard the middle of last week to be
with the home folks Christmas.
days from Sheldon, with his uncl7s,
Grant and Guy BenOit.
Latest advice from Miss Bertha Rey-
nolds who has been in a hospital is
go to her home in southern Mimi.
Miss Marie Timlin, daughter Of Tim
othy Timlin of this place Is home. She
has been away for some time with
friends in the city of Duluth.
Mrs. Peter Gleesing had two OF her
brothers with her through a part of
the holidays. Lee Conroy, the elder
brother comes from the state of Wash
ington. He Is holding a very respon-
sibIe position out there as a railroad
man.
All Verona is enthused over basket
ball. 1t is the first sport of this ma
ture that has been introduced here;
and the evidences are that we will
soon have a splendid team. The boys
| practice three nights in the week.
A. K. Josal and his little family,
spent a few days of last week in the
city of jamestown as the guests Of his
brother. While up there Mr.. Josal
inspected one of the dairy farms and
speaks highly of their sanitary condi-
ton.
Louis Christensen is here for the
first time from Minnesota. He Is stay
ing with his brother, Ed. Christensen.
Miss Carrie Peterson won the first
she having received the greater num-
Der Of votes. 1t Is a g~raphophone and
one of the best that has been on the
market.
Chas. Raatz and family were down at
Lisbon a couple of days last week with
Mrs. Raatz's parents.
Mr.. Timlin, senior member Of the
firm Of Verona Hardware & Implement
Co.. was one Of the many passengers
from here for the gate city last Satur-
day. Mr.. Timlin expects to make pro-
visions for a shipment OF goods here
for the hardware department OF the
Arm.
Roland Magill unloaded a car load OF
yards last Monday. Mr.. MagilI will be
hack here in time to scour the country
for a couple of loads of hogs and cat
tie for Saturdays shipment.
Mrs. C. J. Smith left here for Lisbon
for a brief visit with friends. From
Lisbon she expects to spend a few days
In Fargo before returning home.
Dan O'Brien was over to the county
seat one day last week.
Peter S. Tiedeman. Sidney Griffith,
Mikeael Lynch, and c. j. Smith were