The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1909-07-19
People of Note

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Mr.. and Mrs. Jael. Edwards Of
Wahpeton are visiting here
Eugene Frets, jr.. OF Grand Forks is
a business visitor here today
F. w. STANDBY and wife of Hope
are guests at the Waldorf today.
Mr.. and Mrs, A. ]. Gilman of cas-
selton are guests at the Metropole.
Miss Edna Bowers has returned
from a weeks visit at Jamestown.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. F. Hart of Nc
Henry are spending the day here.
F. Buehler and ]. N. Muehl Of Har-
vey are visiting friends here today.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Piff of Devils
Lake are registered at the Prescott.
Hon. w. F. Winter of Langdon was
the guest Of his brother-in-law, Fred
Mclean.
Col John d. Benton went to Wheat
land this morning and is spending the
day there.
Miss Fannie G. Amidon OF Valley
City is visiting with friends and rela-
tives here today.
state Dairy Commissioner r. f.
Flint Of Bismarck is business visitor
In the city today
Mr.. and Mrs. John Kreutz and
Theodore Kreutz Of Mandan are spend
ing the day In Fargo.
]. M. Robertson, tn well known
lumber dealer of Grand Forks, is a
business visitor here today.
DR. and Mrs. J. @. Dillon have re-
turned from Rochester, MINI, where
they enjoyed pleasant vacation.
James Kennedy left for Aberdeen,
S. D.. yesterday and is spending a
two days business trip in that city.
w. Allen arrived in the city from
Christine this morning and leaves this
afternoon for Duluth over the N. P.
P. G. Boughton, assistant ticket
agent at the N. P. depot here, spent
Sunday with friends at Valley City.
L. w. Bohn, district claim agent for
the N P. with headquarters here,
spent Saturday and Sunday in st.
Paul.
Mrs. w. c. McNaught of Angus, S.
D., has arrived in Fargo and is visit
ing for a few days at 1901 Fifth street
north.
G. w Burton Of Lisbon arrived in
the city this morning and is spending
the day here. He is en- route to the
twin cities. s.as....
w. j. Tippery, who is in the Thos,
Baker, jr., insurance office, will leave
this evening for the twin cities for a.
short business trip.
Bishop Edsall and Mrs. Edsall Of
Minneapolis are domiciled at the Fair
Hills house, Pelican Lake where the
bishop is taking a good rest.
r. ]. Cone, representing the Man
chester Biscuit Co. of Sioux Falls, s..
D., arrived in the city this morning
and is transacting business here.
State Insurance Commissioner e.
c. Cooper was an over night visitor
in the city. returning to Bismarck
this morning, after a trip to Grand
| Forks. .,
Mrs. A. o. Anderson of Grand
Forks. who has been the guest of her
sister. Mrs. William Prescott, for the
/ past week, returned to her home this
morning T> -fss
Mr.. and Mrs. o. A. Knowland of
Lisbon spent Sunday in the city with
Mr.. Kneeland's sister, Who is at St
Johns hospital They left this morn
ing for Grand Forks.
/ j. H. Morrow of the First National
bank and Engineer Elmer Beartch OF
the N. p. left this morning for the
west. They will go to Seattle and
other points on the Pacific coast and
will spend about month there.
| Editor M. II. Jewell of The Bismarck
Tribune, and wife arrived in the city
this morning from Grand Forks en-
route home Mr.. and Mrs, Jewell ac-
companied State Treasurer and Mrs.
Rickford to Grand Forks In the lat
ter's auto, and they report a very
pleasant trip.
c. L. Hoyt, a past grand chancellor
Of the North Dakota Grand lodge.
Knights of Pythias, was an arrival
from Mandan this morning. He left
this afternoon to attend the annual
meeting Of the grand lodge of the
state which opens at Grand Forks to-
morrow morning.
Chauncy Langdon, accompanied by
his father. passed through the city
yesterday en- route from the west
coast to Chicago. The Langdons were
making the west when the father,
whose home is at Buffalo, N. Y, was
taken suddenly Ill, which terminated
the trip. Chauncy Langdon is expect
ed in Fargo the middle of the week.