The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1913-11-26

seraphims, a~rchangels, were messen-
gers OF Film on high, that they had
MISSIONS TO perform and performed
them on earth. that they are OCCASION
al visitors to the earth today. He dis
closed how Lucifer, at one time high
IN the councils Of the infinite beings
ten, n numerous angels with him.
MT. Boothby was OF the opinion that
many people Of the present time en-
tertalned an erroneous view by hold
ing that the departed spirit of man
became identified as an angelic spirit.
He clearly indicated the vast distinc-
ton between an angel and the soul of
man. BY way Of divergence he stated
1t has been held and with much show
or reason that the angels were dwell
lers on earth long before the coming
Of mar at a time hoary with antiqui-
ty.
William O'Laughlin pulled out of
town last Friday with his thirty-horse
power gas engine. He pulled into
John Kueckis place and hooked onto
his eight=bottom John Deere plows.
If the weather remains favorable BIZ
intends to run the outfit night and
day,
Herman Peas was in the village last
Friday. He took out transportation
for Lisbon, where he has a number OF
very important matters to oversee.
William c.. Mowery was at the
Sohi4LJ oChL lIAS AIbJS4 RSt A9S4 gil AdSE
week in the offices Of the probate
judge. MI. MoWery was making his
final report Of the Cattle Peas estate
over which he was administrator. He
expects to have this all cleaned up the
first of this week,
Willard c. Taylor head Of the plant
Of Taylor Bros, is pressing every able |
man into service at his new garage in |
order that it might be completed on or |
before Thanksgiving day. In the
evening Of that day there will be a
big ball. There will be no turkey |
trots.
Roland Magill billed two more cars
of cattle and hogs for the Chicago
markets. Mr.. Magill has been doing |
a very satisfactory business in ship
ping all fall.
completed his poultry houses. yards !
and coops on his little farm adjoining |
TOWNSHIP on the west. He is MAX
ing preparations to go into the poul-
try business on a very extensice scale.
Mr.. Cruden from LaMoure was
t~ransacting business at the farmers
elevator for a couple OF hours last
Saturday.
Chas. Pooch from Crete came to
town the latter part of the week and
hauled out several loads Of machinery
to his farm.
Tony Messmer and family have
moved onto the Dad" Hanley farm Of
Englevale.
". C. Mowery and Art Whitney
have been using considerable dyna-
mite on the old Ed. Godfrey farm, now
owned by w. C. Mowery.
John White has been In Fargo for
the past few days.
Auctioneer Radabaugh is in receipt
communications from the banks at
Springfield, Mimi. requesting him to
be in readiness to come down and cry
sales in that locality in the course Of
a few weeks. MI. Radabaugh was
formerly from that place and sold
property at public vendue for years
before coming here.
Farmers to the north of Verona are
seen in great numbers with tank loads
of macaroni wheat.
Joe Solomon from Independence was
In town for a few hours last Mon
day.
Mr.. Rice. agent for the Marshall
Wells Hardware Co, has been in the
village for a few days.
A K. Josal, Thomas r. Thompson
and MT. Bensen were over at the coun-
ty seat for a few hours last Sun
day.
O. C. Friess manager Of the C.. A.
Finch lumber yards here has had the
dray crew unloading several cars of
lumber this week.
DIR. Herbert B. Wentz has been max |
itg Some improvements on the in
terror Of his offices recently.
The hog sale on the farm of Lemna,
Bros, was postponed last SATURDAY. on
account of the scarcity Of buyers.
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