The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-06-23

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Trippet was accompanied TO Fargo b!
/ Mrs. J.. A. Jordan, also OF Anaconda
| who will visit here for the same Length
of time at the home of her daughter
Mrs. George Black. in the Osgoot
apartments.
DR.. and Mrs. J. L. Graves have re.
| ceived word from their son, Jack
Graves, a Fargo high school student
that he has enlisted with the forestry
unit from Winnipeg. to which city he
went from Fargo about a month ago
A troop train carrying the contingent
which includes Jack Graves left Win
nipeg for the eastern coast last Sun
day.
Miss Charlotte Twichell, Of Maple
| ton. expects to leave soon for Pres
colt, Wis, where she will spend the
| summer at the home Of her grand
mother.
Miss Ida Kahler left today for her
home in ST. Paul. after a visit here as
the guest of Miss Florence Qualey of
the Hogan apartments.
| The pupils of Miss M. C. Good
| heart. of Fargo. at Kragnes, Mimi.
were entertained Friday afternoon by
Mrs. julius Anderson at her home in
Kragnes. The guests numbered
twenty-five, and included Mrs. w. NJ.
Goodheart of Fargo, who motored
there in the early afternoon. Games
and a dainty lunch were features of
the pleasant affair. Mrs. Goodheart
and daughter motored back to Fargo
Friday evening.
Mrs. F. E. Dibley has had as a guest
during, the Sunday school convention,
Mrs. q. r. Squire, of Bismarck. who
returned to her home in Bismarck
today.
Bismarck Tribune, Friday: The
dancing party last evening at Patter-
sons hall, given as a benefit to raise
funds for the big feed Independence
day for the soldiers at Fort Lincoln,
Melted the Women's Auxiliary to Com
pany A., in charge of the feed, $50.
The hall was crowded with young
people and dancing was enjoyed from
o'clock to /. Much Of the credit for
the success of the party is due to M.
]. O'Connor manager of OConnors
orchestra, who acted as sponsor for
the affair, Women of the auxiliary
were chaperons.
Mrs. ]. E. Finfrock left Friday night
for st. Paul, where she will remain
The Forum editorial department force,
has completed his course at the ON
GERS reserve training camp at Fort
Smelling, which will be some time in
August. Many friends will regret their
departure from Fargo, to which city
they returned three years ago from
Nebraska. Mrs. Finfrock has been
rooming at the H. j. Christlanson
home, Seventh street north since Mr..
uH;ofroolybc dana rtJIra for Fort SHELL
ing, six weeks ago.
Miss Harriet Hunt Is expected home
about July l from New York city,
where she has been taking post grad
uate work in English literature at
Columbia university, and will spend
the remainder of the summer at the
home of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs, W..
e. Hunt, in the Stratford apartments
She left New York Thursday of this
week, but is stopping en- route for
brief visits with friends in Philadelphia
and other eastern cities.
Rev. and Mrs. ]. S. Brayfield left
this morning for their home in James
town. Mrs. Brayfield has been a guest
at the home of Judge and Mrs. w. II.
Barnett for the last week. and was
Joined here Friday by Rev. Mr., Bray
field, who is Episcopal rector at James
town. Mrs Brayfield stopped in Fargo
on her way home from months Visit
in Winnipeg, where she was formerly
connected with Havergal college, ana
during her sojourn there learned much
of the very systematic way in which
the Red Cross work is being conducted.
She made a number Of valuable sug-
gestions regarding this work to leaders
directing the Fargo chapter, address
ing a meeting of the Extension COM
mittee Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Stanley of Chicago,
who are expected in Fargo Sunday
evening, will be accompanied to Chico,
Mont, where they meet Miss Marjorie
Rusch for g. trip through Yellowstone
park, by Robert Rusch. son Of Mr.. and
Mrs. w. J. Rusch Of Eighth avenue
south.
Mrs. r. B. Blakemore, who had been
at Pelican lake for several days, re-
turned to Fargo Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. L. Rohan, of Tenth
street north, have as guests for few
days their daughter, Mrs. John G.
Haggart and husband, Mr.. and Mrs.
Arthur Smith and Mrs. L. o. Sands.
all of Wendell, Minns who motored TO
Fargo Friday.
Miss Carrie Cammerud, of the. Low
man apartments, returned to Fargo
Thursday from Biensait, Saskatche-
wan, Can, where she has been for
the past month experimenting opera
tons on the farming tract of $40
acres which she owns there. She was
accompanied to Biensait by her broth
err, A. G.. Cammerud, and wife and
baby, of Hatton, and a nephew from
Wahpeton, but Mr.. Cammerud was
taken i'll soon after reaching there and
had to return home. He is back on
the farm at present, but with Mrs
Cammerud will return to Hatton AS
soon as Miss Cammerud goes back to
Biensait in a week or ten days. The
latter and her nephew will remain
there for the rest OF the summer Miss
Cammerud reports that her flax crop
is already up, and that ample rains
have made the outlook very pronis-
ing in that section.
A motoring trip to Detroit lake,
where they will visit Mr.. and Mrs.
r. q. Whiting, is planned by Mr.. and
Mrs. c. /. Gross and daughter, Miss
Edith. for Sunday.
Misses Fanny clapp and Mary
Driscoll left this afternoon for Gran
din. N. D., where they will be guests
until Tuesday of Miss Frances Sim.
Miss Clapp has been asked to sing
the North Dakota song at a big
barbecue that is to be held at Grandin
Monday.