The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1914-03-06
FARMERS INSTITUTES
FOR NORTH DAKOTA
Iona, March 8 and 10.
= Fairdale, March 10, II and IL.
Lankin, March IL and -.
Hamilton, March -. =
Verona News.

Verona News.
Verona, N. D., March 4.-To the
Forum:
Miss Mamie Higgins returned
from the Twin Cities last Monday.
She had been down there buying a
spring stock of millinery goods.
Charles White was al LaMoure be-
tween trains last Monday.
James Rust transacted business in
Lisbon Monday and Tuesday.
Messrs Kelder, Herman Warner, and
Schroeder were passengers from here
for LaMoure on Monday.
Ed. Christianson is back from Roch-
ester. We regret to learn that the
physicians were unable to wholly re-
lieve his sufferings.
Sheriff e. Christ was in the village
Tuesday afternoon on official business.
Ed. Powers autoed to LaMoure with
him the same day.
These men are attending court: G. J.
Smith, Fred Smith, c. Howard, Wool
sey, Twas, ct al.
Eli Utecht a down to Lisbon one
day of this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Otto C. Friess are en-
tertaining friends from Berlin and
Kuhn this week.
Mr.. Stoddard put on q most excel
lent show at the garage Monday even
ing. He will be back here March 10,
and show the play entitled "From the
Manager to the Cross" This is a bibli-
cal one. 1t will be run on five reels.
and we have it from the manager that
it is the best n that has been put
on in the village.
A number Of boys here closely as
ISOLATED with the A. F. & A. M. at
tended a regular meeting of that Or
der at LalMoure. G. J.. Smith, Otto C.
UNpi ac T1H-Afascnr To11ne.~a M ~ n-s
abaugh, ct al, were down and report
a profitable meeting.
A land agent from Jamestown was
here March 3 for the transaction Of
realty business with two or three far
mers three or four miles south Of We
roma. , "
Bert Boyd from LaMoure came down
on the freight Wednesday morning.
He has been interesting a number or
the people Of Verona in his pianos.
George Wllipple and wife. who have
been here a couple of weeks, visiting
at the homes of Messrs. Liebold and
Lemnus. went back to their home
at Dickey. +"
Implement men of our village have
been busy this week placing tanning
mills among the farmers of this Sec
ton. Ia
The Verona Hardware and Imple- |
ment company have placed a vast am
cunt of farm machinery on their |
grounds recently.
Mr.. Diesem of the LaMoure County
Chronicle was in town for a few hours
monday afternoon.
Sheriff Edward Christ of LaMoure |
was in town on March 2. Ed
ward Powers and Oscar Ell. Uvass were
in the country for a few hours with |
the Official gentleman.
Section Forman Munsen had occas-
ion to run down to E~ngleyale the first
of the week. =.
Arthur SavoId is here. MIR. Savold
was assistant cashier of the State
Bank Of Verona for a number of years.
Miss Julia Nelson came home the
of the week. She has been up
visiting her sister, Mrs. Samuel s..
and family.
The spring term of the district
court terminated Friday, Feb. II, at
LaMoure.
VIM. c,'Loughlin OF Fort Ransom,
". D., tarried in the village for a short
time last Monday. Bill is figuring on
breaking up considerable land in
Barnes county this spring and summer.
Hans Bjone was at the county seat
On commercial and legal business the
first of the week.
Joseph Solomon Of Independence has
himself in the residence OF
Samuel Peas. These men will carry
On extensive agricultural work on the
.ands OF the former during the year
1914. Both r well trained farmers.
The village fathers convened in reg
ilar session Monday evening, with
Robert R. M. Erichton in the chair.
1T ig very satisfactory and er1coir-
aging to note the number OF. swine
shipped out Of this place for eastern
markets during the past year.
Harry Tape, who has been away
rom town for some time, is here FOR
i few days with his brother Albert.
Charles Nelson wa a passenger tor