The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-05-05
CASSELTON

Casselton. N. D., May 5.--W. A. Me-
Vey left Friday night for Floris, Ia.
to attend the funeral Of his father, ].
<. McVey, which was held on Sun
day.
Mrs. Jennie Hale OF Devils Lake, was
the guest of Mrs. F. A. Port. between
trains Thursday. on her way to
Wheatland to attend meeting Of the
Rebekah lodge at that place.
Sam Mcdonald, a brother OF Mrs.
Fred Wheeler. who worked for G. r.
Meredith years ago, has been elected
mayor of Seward, Alaska, defeating
his opponent by ten votes.
Mrs. George Gavin was an over Sum
day guest at the Cooper home.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Gill of Chaffee,
are the proud parents of a son born
Tuesday.
Alex McKinnon and daughter ArtelL
have gone to Hunters Hot Springs for
rest and treatment
Miss Martha Taubert who is teach
ing at Tower City. spent Saturday and
Sunday at home.
Mrs. Kate Dawson entertained the
Teachers club last Saturday even
ing.
DR.. and Mrs. Lier and DIR. and Mrs.
Miller went to Fargo, Tuesday, and
that evening took in performance of
A Poor Little Rich Girl, at the Gar
rick, returning home the next day.
Mrs. Mamie Gilbert went to Min
neapolis Wednesday evening for a few
days visit with her son, Lloyd, who is
attending the ~
Fl. NJ. Washburn and VIM. Mcintyre
left for Montana Wednesday morning,
on their postponed trip, for couple of
weeks.
Mrs. Fred Port went to Embden
Thursday for several days visit at the
home of her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. B.
II. Mallough.
A nine and a half pound boy was
born to Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Johnson
Thursday morning.
Frank Bordner has sold his quarter
section of land northwest of town to
Mrs. Mary Laurietsen OF Clinton, la.
Lyle Walters left for Aberdeen, S.
D., Thursday afternoon, where he has
entered the ONCE OF Mr.. Coffy. collec-
tor of the internal revenue.
j. Q. Smith who formerly lived here,
was in town Wednesday, calling on old
Mrs. Dell Phelps submitted to an
operation for gall stones Wednesday,
and all will be glad to learn she is
getting along nicely.
A handsome new electric sign has
been placed over Gallup's garage.
DR.. Baldwin and DR.. Rowe attended
Fargo, Monday evening.
Mrs. C. r. bearing was a passenger
to Fargo, Tuesday.
The cemetery board is doing a great
deal of work this spring, putting in a
lot of trees and shrubbery along the
west side, which will greatly improve
the appearance.
e. s, Flint has again taken up the
duties of messenger on the Great
Northern from Casselton to Port
land.
Silas Dalrymple~ returned from Kill
deer Wednesday and has accepted a
position with the Nielsen Mercantile
Co
George Hazard arrived from Bis
rnarck Thursday afternoon to remain
until Saturday morning, and Charles
Haz2rd came up from Fargo the same
evening.
Ceres chapter o. E. S. of Tower city,
has extended an invitation to Orient
chapter of casselton to be their guest
on Tuesday evening of next week. A
large number are planning on going
The Better Baby" meeting held
Saturday at the high school auditorium
was well attended. Most interesting
talks were given by local people.
Elaborate plans are being made for
The Brownie Band to be given here
May II, by the lower grades.
G. e. Bateman of Fargo il assisting
L. A. Taubert in the drug store taking
the place of Edward Zimmerman, who
leaves soon for New York Mr.. Bate
man formerly owned drug store at
Buffalo, N. d.
Mrs. John Lockart has been very i'll
for over a week, but 10 slowly improv-
ing.
e. NJ. Patton was calling on friends
Friday, coming up from Minneapolis.
At the annual meeting Of the Civic
league on Friday afternoon, the fol-
lowing officers were elected President,
Mrs. M. g. Straus; vice president. Mrs.
w. T. Sprake; secretary. Mrs. William
Gallup; vice president from First
ward, Mrs. VIM. McRoberts; Second
ward, Mrs. w. J. Bell; Third ward,
Mrs. e. Schwartz. Cor. c.