The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1909-09-13
People Of Note

Duiuth ON business trip.
Mrs. Frank Collins of Ayr, is spend
ing the day here with friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. e. Batcheller Of Fin
gal, are guests at the Waldorf.
Mr. and Mrs. e. M. Hovey or valley
City are guests at the Metropole.
w, J. Dwyer and daughter Of Medina
are In the city today with friends.
G, O. Young left this morning for
Minneapolis on short business trip.
Newton Hooking and r. G. Pinkham
OF Casselton were Fargo visitors yes
terday.
Mrs. e. M. Marsh and Miss Carrie
Marsh Of Lisbon, are visiting with
Fargo friends
G. e. Boyden of Lr Moure stopped
Off between trains today. He is en-
route to ST. Paul.
Miss Katherine Brown is spending a
few days as the guest OF Miss Roberta.
Page at the lakes.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. T. Roberts and
daughter Of Fessenden, are guests at
the Prescott today,
Mayor Peter Elliott is now In Chi
cago. He is expected home about the
middle OF the week
L. M Perkins, division engineer of
the n, F. from ST. Paul is here today
on company business.
s, r, Sheldon, whose home is in the
western part of the state, is visiting
friends and relatives in Fargo.
st, Com. August johnson and wife.
leave this afternoon for a western
trip to be away about two weeks.
Miss Maude Mieley of Valley City is
here today visiting with friends She
will leave this morning for st. Paul!
Mrs. wagar and children, Jack and
Isabel Wagar, of Tower city, are
spending the day with Fargo friends.
@. e. Kerridge, travelling freight
agent for the 500 Line is here today
from st. Paul on company business.
L. w. Bohn, district claim agent for
the Northern Pacific in Fargo left last
evening for the twin cities on bust
ness
I, Miss Grace Muir OF LaMoure was
in the city today visiting friends. She
leaves on the evening train for ST.
Paul.
Miss Alice Mccormick returned this
afternoon from Minneapolis, where she
has been visiting with friends for a
week.
Mrs. w. r. Frentzel left this morn
ing for Cayuga, Ind. She was ac-
companied az far as st. Paul by Mr..
FFentzel.
Atty. Aubrey Lawrence of Ball, Wat
son. Young q Lawrence, returned this
morning from Chicago after a short
business trip. tstt.sas w y
Miss Clara johnson returned this
morning from the twin cities, after
spending a few days visiting with rela-
tives and friends.
Major G. w. Darling left this morn
ing for. Philadelphia on. Mo-. over
the Northern Pacific. He Is going on
a short business trip.
Ed. Faust, night ticket agent Of the
NJ, p at Glendive. Mont, passed
through this morning on No, 9. en-
route to the twin cities.
w. H. Snyder. travelling passenger
agent Of the G, B. & @, with head
STARTERS at St Paul. is here today
calling On local agents
Joel G. Winkjer, United States dairy
inspector OF Crookston, is here today
He will leave this evening for Valley
City on business trip.
w. j. Riley, superintendent Of the
Wheatland schools, spent Sunday with
his family in Fargo, returning to his
school duties this morning.
Chas. Robbins. jr., left Saturday
evening for Minneapolis where he has
accepted a position. having resigned
with the Western Hardware Co.
Mr. and Mrs A. L. Moody have re-
turned from the east, where they have
been for some time on an extended
buying trip for the Moody store.
w. w. Schwartz, formerly clerk in
the trainmaster's office in Fargo, leaves
toAnv for Sand Point Idaho, where he
will accept government position
Harry Scnruth left this morning for
Devils Lake where he has charge of
large sewer contract for his father.
He reports the work as progressing
In good shape.
Receiver J. j. Jordan Of the u. s.
fandoffice, accompanied by Mrs. 'Jor-
dan. arrived home yesterday morning
from the twin cities, where they spent
the past week.
Mrs, James Ulio and daughter, Miss
Anna, left for Mayo Bros. hospital at
Rochester, Mimi, last evening. where
the latter VIII submit to an operation
on her left arm which has been
troubling her for SOME time.
Mr.. AMI Mrs. j. t. Robertson and
daughter of Manchester, Conn. are in
the city en- route to the national park
and to the Seattle exposition. They
stopped OF day or two with w. III.
Wright, who is showing them the wheat
fields, threshing machines and attrac-
tions around the city Mr.. Robertson
is the manufactures of the famous Bon
Ami soap.
Cowie wants a barber; good job for
honest workman.