The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1913-10-25
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ing service Mrs. Duncan will con
tribute a violin solo during the offer
Tory. The usual services will be hello
at Dilworth in the afternoon at ;
o'clock.
superintendent Parish, Of this dis.
tr1ct Of the Methodist church. will
conduct the services at Grace church
tomorrow morning and evening. He
VIII be a guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. l.. p.
wood during his stay in the city. AT
present Grace church Is without a
regular pastor.
Manager Leek of the Lyceum thea
IRE sustained painful injuries while
adjusting the curtain poles. A pole
Tell across his nose breaking it and
MS race was cut. He was given inn
mediate surgical attendance and he
Will be off duty for at least a day Or
two.
HaWley Herald: The major portion
or the potato crop in this immediate
vicinity has been dug and put into
cellars, but there are as yet quite a
lumber of fields only partly cleaned.
Inc Sabin M Baker districts have
peen practically all dug. Near FELTON,
and Averill. however, where in the
low places the digging was delay
ed by the heavy rains, the loss will
H~N ~S Nv "S1 1A1oLy q =
felds only partly dug. e
Twenty young people were confirm
ed at the Rollag church, last Sunday,
by the Rev. S. G. Hauge, six girls
and fourteen boys. Several members
OF the class came from the Parke and
Grau churches.
The ladies of the Union church at
Hawley have selected Halloween for
the holding of their annual Harvest
Home supper.
Miss Alma Johnson Of Cormorant
n Ernest Mcdonald Of Hawley were
married at C~rookston a few days ago..
Both or the young people are we'll
known at Hawley and vicinity.
o.. 0. Grendahl of Lake Park is a
patient at st. Luke's hospital suffering
from an attack of typhoid fever.
A girl IS years old found two
slices Of bread near a wood pile at
st. Cloud n believing 1t to be a nice
spread lunch took it into the house
and gave the bread to her mother Of !
which both ate a part. The bread
was spread ove with rat poison and
the mother Inc her daughter are both
dead.
A hunter from Fertile shot three
Wild geese with n shot and he be-
lieves he holds the championship.
A corn festival for Pennington |
county will be held at Thief River
Falls, Oct. 80 and 81. |
From ten acres. on the farm of
frank HiltWein at Waubun, there
were safely harvested 1000 bushels of
exceptionally fine potatoes.
Peter Fox & Sons of Chicago are
to open a commission house at
.Crookston. The firm will handle all
of farm produce.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob Kiefer are enter
tanning Mr.. Kiefer's mother who re-
turned with her daughter-in-law from
Osseo a day or two ago.
Messrs Price, Hansen and Wambach
thirty-three mallard ducks in
a shoot at Mansion on Thursday.
Rev. Father Otto, Of st. Elizabeth's
church at Dilworth, will hold service
In the church of st. Rose at Glyndon
morning.
The village board of Glyndon has
for the supplying of twenty
street lights by the electric light COM
Owing to continued bad health Miss
Dorft, assistant principal in the con-
solidated school at Glyndon, has re-
by Miss Bertha Marie Brecht of Min
neapolis, a graduate of the state uni
She will make her home with
Commissioned and Mrs. Webb.
AS an instance of how rapidly Min
nesota land is increasing in value the
Little Falls Herald cites a sale of a
farm near Motley last week which sold
chased 1t for So per acre twelve years
ago.. |