The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1913-10-11
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Heaton, n. D., Get. 9.-To The Fo-
rum: " The village school opened Mon
day int the CONGREGATIONAL church. the
new school building not being quite
ready for use. The new principal, Egg
bert Swenson, of Minneapolis, arriv-
ed last Saturday, as did the Misses
Stevning and Skretting, who enter
upon their third year. Principal Sven
son is a graduate of the Gustavus
Adolphus college at st. Peter, Mimi, a.
Swedish Lutheran institution. He is a
young man of pleasing appearance and
fitted by training, and temperament, to
lead the school in the line of efficiency,
to accomplish what the patrons desire.
The new building will be ready in a
day or two.
Miss Hattie Mason opened the Lou
deslager school Monday.
John Freely and wife, who motored
up from Lake Park, Ias and visited
their daughter, Mrs. Ben Harding, left.
last week for their home.
A young son came to the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. Luther Harris last week.
The Anderson Bros. of Wild Rose,
Wis, bought the farm of Robert Ly-
ness, four miles north from here. the
consideration said to have been $35 per
acre. A. Tanner and family, who have
been farming the place for the past
two years, expect to reside in Fessen-
den after returning from a visit with
friends in Wisconsin.
Philip Simmons, who has been here
from MarshalltoWn, Ia, harvesting and
threshing his crop, returned home last
week. He rented his farm, four miles
north of here, to A. Birmingham. He
has built a barn and will erect a house
in the spring.
Frank Pyle, who spent the summer
with A. E.. Blauer, left last week to
spend the winter with his parents.
Peter Hoffman reports the selling of
$3.50 worth of cream from seven or
binary COWS. This, with the milk
which his family used and fed to his
hays, makes a pretty cool profit on his
investment, without interfering with
his other farming interests, during the
past year. ".
B. L. Holderman, the new agent of
the Monarch Elevator Co., and bride,
arrived last Friday from Austin, Mimi.
and are boarding for. the present with
Knute Alison and family.
Knute Alison, who has been the sue
~cessful agent of the Monarch Elevator
Co. for the past seven years, resigned
the first of this month, and is devotine
his energies to his farm adjoining the
townsite.
Mrs. A. R. Hubert went to Caring
ton yesterday to meet Mrs. w. L. Tup-
pc, formerly of this place, who was -er
route to her new home at Hurdsfield
from visiting her parents at Nashua
Ia, and her sister, Mrs. Oleson, a.
Lisbon, this state.
Alexander Mueller, father of Mrs
John Schander, and a son and daugh'
ter, arrived from Russia, last week
Mrs. Mueller and another son are .ex'
pected soon.
A heavy rain last Saturday, continu
ing until Monday, put the ground il
good condition for blowing for mex
years crop.
Edward Coyle arrived Monday from
Texas and is employed as helper a
the depot.
George Untersehr has, a sale o
household goods and farming nipple
ments tomorrow and will leave soc
with his family for Missouri, to reside
Photographer Thomas OF Bowdol
was down last week and took ON fin
large pictures of u school building
Congregational church and parsonage
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