The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-07-10

Berdel returned TO Fargo Sunday
evening after a weeks visit in Bis
marck with.Mr. and Mrs. NJ. c. Hunt.
After spending Sunday in Fargo.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. Collins and Mr..
and Mrs. w Lee, both couples Of
Grand Forks, left Monday for Itasca,
Mimi, in which vicinity they will
spend their summer vacation period.
They made the trip by automobile.
Bismarck Tribune, Monday: Mrs.
o. F. Rustad entertained at dinner
yesterday at her home In Avenue B,
Mrs. o. A. Iverson and children,
Alice, Ida and Albert, A. c. Orysdale
and Mr.. Patten. Pink carnations
were used 10 center the table. Mrs.
lIverson will leave in about three
weeks for Fargo to make her home.
The Misses Alice and Ida leave to-
morrows,for Grand Forks TO visit
RELATIVES before going to Fargo.
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The Ladies' Aid society Of st.
Marks English Lutheran church win
inject Wednesday afternoon at 2:45
o'clock in the church parlors. Mrs. J.
E. Johnson and Mrs. A. F. Emerson
! will be the hostesses.
Miss Zana X. Miller, now city
librarian at Menominee, Mich. but
formerly associated with the North
Dakota Public Library commission in
Z the first year of its existence, at
i Bismarck, is at present in Honolulu.
4 She has been assigned the task OF
] reorganizing the Hawaiian capitals
4 public library on a modern Ameri-
can basis. .rrss
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A church reception for Rev. JOS
eph Ramsay, new pastor of the First
English Lutheran church of Moor
head, will be held this evening at the
home Of Rev. w s. Ulrich, field
missionary. -.,.-...-.---- -----.
! Mrs. G. NJ. .Aa1and, of 424 Sixth
Iavenue south, and daughters. Mrs.
STANLEY B. Frankosky and baby son,
and Olga Aaland. arrived home
MONDAY evening from Howard. S.
lat the home of Mrs. A. e. 1'ystad,
another daughter Of MRS. Aaland.
The report given by the Women's
auxiliary to Company A Of Bismarck,
regarding the Fourth of July repast
served to the guardsmen stationed
at Fort Lincoln, states that 225
pounds of meat, costing $64.34. and
six bushels of potatoes, two Of which
| were donated, the other four costing
$40, were used. The meat and pota-
toes were bought out of the auxiliary
fund. Most OF the pies, cakes and
jelly were donated. The auxiliary is
very grateful to the chef at the peni-
Tertiary for his generous aid in help
ing to cook this vast amount OF food
stuffs.
The Columbian Entertainers, COM
prised of Miss AIDA BIakeslee, So
prano and Miss Bertha Hagen plan
list and accompanist, of the Dakota
conservatory faculty; Miss Evelyn
Patterson, solo dancer; and Miss
Stella Halsten, reader, were in Fargo
over night Monday, leaving early
this morning for Devils Lake, to fill
another chautauqua engagement.
They were very cordially received at
the Spiritwood lake chautauqua,
where they appeared on the program
of July T., 5 and 6. While in Devils
Lake Miss Patterson will be the
guest of Miss Dorothy Mayer, for
merly Of Fargo, and will probably
not accompany the other members
of the party home the last of this
week.
Mrs. J. Newsalt, mother OF DR..
George Newsalt of Fargo, and the
latter's niece Miss Constance Bach,
both of Owatonna, Mimi, will ar
rive here this evening for an ex-
tended visit at the home of DR.. and
Mrs. Newsalt.
Mr.. and Mrs. John P. Martin, of
1880 Fifth street north. returned
home the first Of the week from
Minneapolis, where they had been
for three days. Esd
Miss Dorothy Bascom and broth
er, Kellogg Bascom, arrived home
Monday evening from Chicago,
where the latter has been a hospital
patient following an operation which
he underwent soon after the close
Of school, and where Miss Bascom
stopped on her way home from at
tending the Y. w. G, A. conference
at Lake Geneva, Wis. They stopped
in Minneapolis en- route home. for a
visit of several days with friends.
Mr.. Bascom's sojourn in Fargo is
indefinite but he will be at home |
until he has fully recovered from his |
operation.
MRS. l.. G. Davis ana CnlQFen, OF /
Long Prairie, Mimi, the former a |
sister of Mrs. Charles Kelley, ara
visiting at the Kelley home 700 Sec
ond street north, for few weeks.
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Announcements have been re-
ceived by Fargo friends that Mr.. |
and Mrs. Albert P. Mcintyre, of
Glasgow, Mont, are the parents of
a baby daughter. who has been nam
ed June Amelia, born on June 81
Mrs. Mcintyre was formerly Miss
Sena Lanegraff, of Fargo, where she
is very well known.
Rev Mr.. and Mrs. Berntsen will
entertain the Bethany Young Peo-
pies society of Pontoppidan Luth
eran church, Wednesday evening in
the church parlors. The meeting
will be called to order at s o'clock.
and the following program will be
given: Vocal solo, The Adrian Sea,
with violin obligato, by Miss Burnt
and Miss Katherine Burns; musical
The Patch Work Quilt. by
Helen Burns. vocal solo. Sing Me To
Sleep, Hewison Pollock; vocal solo,
Ireland Is Ireland To Me, Miss
Burns; rending, The Elephants
Child. Hewison Pollock; vocal solo.
Miss Ragna Lund; and I
readings. When We Haven't
Said Our Prayers. and Bedfellows.
BY Helen Burns, with Mrs. Burns at
Ahe piano.