The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1914-07-30
Verona News.

Verona, N. D., July SOTO The
Forum: Miss Timlin left for Lisbon
for a weeks visit with relatives and
friends.
Mr.. Brand Of LaMoure, was in the
business districts of Verona Monday.
Chas. Uvaas, formerly engaged in
the farm implement business here,
but now in the employ of the Interna-
tional Harvester Co, has been sent by
that firm here to assist Joseph M. Kahle
and his force in setting farm ma
chinery in motion.
Sheriff Edward Christ and Walter
Murffn, states attorney of LaMoure
county were in town on official bust
ness Monday.
Postmistress M. Freeman left for
Fargo, where she will be with her
sister, Mrs. O'Connor for this week..
DR.. Muralt and wife are here visit
ing with their brother, Jno. Muralt.
The doctor has been practicing in
Morris. Mimi. for the. past four years.
He recently sold his practice and is
now looking up another location.
Mr. Warner went down with some
livestock last Saturday to South st.
Paul. Mr.. Warner commenced to deal
in the shipping business about a year
ago and is doing well at it.
Quite a few Verona people got up
early Tuesday morning and went
down to catch the train for Fargo,
where they will see the show.
John Wilson and family entertained
neighbors Sunday evening. Their
daughter, Nellie and husband returned
from their honeymoon trip and this
was a surprise on them.
Dedication services will take place
at the new German church Sunday,
| So q ~ -H4- - ~ai~sC+nrn
from the n~eighboring towns are plan
ming on being here to help Rev. Mr..
Hereford in the services.
Globe trotters" are getting OFF every
train coming into Verona. We can
use all of them. The harvest will be
great n the gatherers are few.
Joseph O'Shea from Minneapolis and
holding considerable interest in the
Andrews Grain Co., was in the village
Thursday and Friday.
George Whipple of Berlin and family
were here last Sunday at the Geo. Lem
nus home.
Robert Freeman had occasion to
county seat one day this week:
Dad Hanley arrived in town Wednes-
day forenoon. Mr.. Hanley was in bust
ness in Verona some time ago, made a
small fortune n moved to Ohio, where
he still lives.
man in the field with his threshing ma
chine. This week he made a run on
the Geo. Billiard farm. Thos about
his machine say the oats and rye Is an
excellent quality n runs fairly WELL
oats 40 bushels, rye IL to IA bushels.
Mr.. Lowe and family from Coopers-
town, N. D., are spending a few days
at the Henry Birkus home.
All of Verona were out to the ball
park on July 26, to see the game played
between the farmers and the village
lads. 1t. was a very close one, the
farmers kept pounding away with the
hope of sending confusion among our
nine and then run up their scores. The
village boys worked in complete har-
mony from the opening of the game
showed we won. The score was 2 to
in favor of Verona. The boys from
the hills, valleys and tall timber claim
If given another opportunity they will
Mrs. M. G. Randall and Miss Rey-
nolds were at the county seat between
passenger trains one day of this week
Mrs. II. B. Wentz Is here from the
twin cities. She will visit here for the
summer with DR.. Wentz and family.
Otto c. Friess, manager for the G: A,
Finch Lumber Co., of this place, LEFT
for the gate city for a week on ousi-
ness matters.
M. G. R~adabaugh was in LaMoure fol-
an hour or so one day last week.
w a n M ail Of LaMoure' were were here
Monday. The grain elevator known as
the Farmers ~elevator here and owned
by Croden and others was sold by them
to Robert Freeman of this place. We
wish Mr.. Freeman success in the grain
business.
Fred Il. Johnson came down from
Berlin last Sunday. His wife and fam
lily nave been visiting with her folks
for a week, Mr.. and Mrs. i. e. Smith.
Geo. Lemnus has contracted with Mr.
Kahle to move his residence a few
feet from its present foundation anc
put in a basement.
Sexton Hemple now owns the ole
Zedick farm. The parties and papers
in connection to the transaction were
assembled at the State bank of Verona
Tuesday. Sexton Is a good farmer ant
will go to work and fix the place uI
which has been run down a good dea.
the past ten years.
superintendent Fuller of the Fargo
and Southwestern railway, passed oyel
the track here Saturday.
Miss Ethel Chapman, who has beer
visiting friends here returned to hel
home in Tower City. Coz. ".
Mr., Wilson Very lnconsiderate.
Boston Transcript: Mother-Wha,
did Tommy say in his letter, dear?
Daughter-He reminded me that
promised to wait for him until he 60