The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1914-04-17

Minot, called on Burlington friends
the first of the week.
John Stevenson d former Burling-
tonite, now d big ranchef' In the Hills
district was In town a couple Of days
this week: "
MIR. ana Mrs. Dahle Of Minot were
the guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. H. T.
Hogg, Wednesday.
Bill Callahan started out with his
steam pillow outfit on Wednesday.
H. T. Hogg has had his auto
thoroughly overhauled and feels that
once again the world do move"
Louie Gresham has painted his car
so neatly that those not in the secret
believe him when he tells that he has
purchased a new car.
Einar Madsen returned from his
Canadian trip Saturday. He says
Burlington Is the loveliest town alons
the 500. and Madsen usually tells the
truth.
Mrs. z. A. Madsen called on Minot
friends Friday OF last week.
The school board met ON Tuesday
Of this week. We understand 8 move
Is on foot TO enlarge the school play
grounds by purchasing lots to the
south Of the building. The grounds
are to be graded and other much
needed improvements made.
Jacobson Bros Of the city market
have rented the J.. Y. Miller store
building and as soon as the carpen-
ters and painters are through work
they will occupy the building and
install a complete set Of new and
up TO date fixtures with the intention
of giving Burlington as complete
and attractive a market as there Is In
the state.
The new firm Of jacobson & Wi
strom have received their equipment
for testing cream and are now In the
market for all the cream that can be
delivered to them.
Brine in your cream and have the
satisfaction Of seeing it tested. We
understand that they will arrange
soon to test samples of milk for their
patrons. which will be a great benefit
to a farmer wishing an individual test
Of his herd.
Miss Martha Flemrning returned
Monday from a visit with her parents
at st. Henry. She was accompanied
| by her sister, Miss Antonio F1emming.
! The Ladies Aid met at the home Of
Mrs. James Johnson Thursday and a
| pleasant as well as profitable time was
enjoyed. They meet again In two
| weeks at the nome Of Mrs. Dan Conan,
sr.
Miss Harriet Schindeldecker Of st.
Paul is the guest of Mr.. and Mrs.
| Charles Wistrom this week.
Miss Jacobson left Tuesday for
Carpio, where she will be a guest at
the home of her brother. Edward
jacobson.
The Misses Anna Larson and Ethel
Stockwell returned to the Minot Com
mercial college on Monday after a
pleasant holiday of one week at their
homes here.
The J. s. Wallace Mining Co. is
| opening up a new mine in the western
part Of town. II the mine shows UP
as we'll as Developments indicate, Bur
lington will have another mine that
will be a credit to the district. 1t is
the intention Of the management to
construct a trestle and haul the coal
direct to the shutes to be constructed
at the siding and dumped into tho
cars, thus saving the heavy expense OF
handling the output.
Mrs. j. NJ. April was among the
Minot visitors Wednesday,.
A petition is being prepared to
change the road leading into town
from the south so as to afford the new
Perlichek more room for their tip
pie.
Ben Bach of Minot was a visitor al
the home of Mr.. n Mrs. J. Y. Mil
lar, Sunday.
The seating capacity of the Presby-
terrain church was taxed to the utmost
Sunday evening by the large attend
ance attracted by the excellent pro-
gram of music and singing that had
been arranged to supplement the SEES
sion by Rev. Mr.. Richmond. The ex-
~ercises were of a high order and re.
fleet much credit upon the clever
supervision Of Director Hogy.~
The instrumental numbers by Messrs
Oswald, violinist, and Clayton Cong
don cornetist, accompanied by Mrs
Falconer on the organ were very
beautiful indeed.
We are glad to know that Burling'
ton has young men of such abilit,
and trust that they may be induced
to render special selections at every
service.
The regular choir were assisted b,
Mrs. Christie and Miss Jacobson anc
Miss Dahl and each number was per
feet.
Rev. Mr.. Richmond's sermon on tn,
Resurrection was such as only MI
Richmond can deliver when inspired
by a choir that Is giving him sucl
hearty support. Cor. B.