The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-03-16
ABERCROMBIE

Abercrombie, N. d.. March To-
Clarence Guinness spent the week end
in Fargo, visiting with his brothers,
Arthur and Johan. -. ..5...., g..
DR.. Cooper was a Breckenridge
caller Saturday.
Miss Ego spent the week end at
Christine with her brother
Linn Harris of Wahpeton was a
caller here Saturday in the interest
of The Globe Gazette. .,.. -..
G. A. Myron and l. Lillegard trans
acted business in Montana points this
week. ...-
M. ]. Bakken of Aberdeen, s. D.,
Sundayed with his family here.
o. N. Hattie of Fargo was a bust
ness caller here last week. a's~
c. 3. Gray OF Bryant, s. D., trans
acted business here the first Of the
week. .e-
Miss Eleanor Void was rendered a
party Friday afternoon by her girl
friends. ri
Miss Clara oss of Lake Park, Mimi.
spent the week end with her parents.
Johan Guinness has accepted a posi-
|tion with the Service Tire Co. of Far
go. He left last week for Fargo,
F. IL Tonne was a Minneapolis
caller during the week.
J. o. Hoff was a. Fargo caller the
first of the week.
The Daughters of Norway had a
social meeting last evening in their
hall. A good program was given and
the evening spent socially.
F. H. Warneker returned Monday
morning from Rochester. Mrs. Kar-
neker is improving nicely from her
operation and will return soon.
c. o. Sanding transacted business
at Galchutt Monday and Tuesday of
this week.
Miss olga Nypen visited at Chris
tine the first of the week, returning
Tuesday evening.
Miss Gunda Hoff of Wahpeton visit
ed here Sunday with her parents.
DR.. Foss of Christine was in our
Miss Gina Flaa returned to her
duties ut the Northwestern telephone
exchange at Fargo Tuesday morning.
Ole Heglie of Christine was q caller
here Wednesday. He was passenger
Ito Wahpeton that evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Voyen are host
and hostess to the Five Hundred club
this evening at their farm home.
Mrs. /. K. Guinness is visiting in
Fargo this week.
DR.. O'Brien Of Wahpeton was called
in consultation by DIR. Ivers on the
case of Richard Bennett. who was taxi
en- to Wahpeton Wednesday evening.
An operation was performed Thursday
morning and the patient is doing
nicely.
Fargo callers Wednesday We're; C.
T. PauIson, G. A, Myron, F. ii. War
'neker and C. B. Gray.
Ole Gronlie of Christine callei on
friends here yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Gardener OF Col
fax were business callers here Thurs
Carl void of Christine is visiting
his parents here. Mrs. Void is expect
ed soon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jno Olson of Wahpe-
ton Sundayed here with the Bakken
family.
urday afternoon to twelve of the ladies.
The tables were decorated with tulips.
Needlework was the diversion OF the
afternoon. A dainty lunch was served.
Lester Skamfer is home from Moor
head. He was compelled to give UP his
course at the Moorhead normal on ac-
count Of illness.
John Loft shipped carload of cat
tie to st. Paul Monday mornblg. Mr.
Loft accompanied the car, returning
Thursday morning.
Miss Helen Void is visiting at Fargo
this week.
"A number of young people enjoyed
a sleigh ride Sunday evening. They
drove to the Frank Koseck farm where
they spent the balance of the evening.
Roy Shirley of Christine was in
town Monday having dental work done.
Miss Olga Schmidt left this morning
for Idaho, where she viii sapend the
summer with her brother Otto and his
family. En- route she will visit at
Jamestown over Sunday with her sis
ter Lena.
M. M. Borman is transacting BUSH
ness in st. Cloud and st. Paul this
week.
Minnesota callers during the week
were: Jake Arnholdt, M. Wicklienb Joe
HuIlne, VIM. Newell, r. Misheck ana
Anton Nordick.
G. o. Sandvig was a business caller
at Fargo yesterday.
Miss Gail Grovorn was called to
Wolverton Saturday by the illness of
her sister, returning on Monday. She
left again for Wolverton yesterday
where she viii be for the next two
weeks.
FARMERS HOLD MEETINGS.
jamestown, N. D., March 16.-Coun-
ty Agent Al. f. Borchert attended a
meeting of farmers in the vicinity of
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