The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1909-04-01
People of Note

Miss Viola Wood was a guest at the
high school this morning.
s. w. johnson of Colgate, N. D., was
in the city today on business.
Miss Violet Wood of Grand Forks IL
visiting in Fargo with friends.
u. S. Atty. p. Fl. Rourke arrived IN
the city last evening from Lisbon.
7. r. Guam was a New Rockford
business visitor in the city today.
A. +. Pierce of Valley city was in
town last evening for a short visit.
VIM. Loberg was in town from
Sharon for short time last night and
today.
3. f. Rife Of Sheldon was here last
evening for a short time between
trains.
j. g. Moore was down from Grand
Forks today on business and stopped
at the Prescott.
NJ. s. Giddings Of Breckenridge,
Mimi. was among the arrivals in the
city last evening. a.a
Jas. e. Hyde was a New Rockford
business visitor in the metropolis last
night and this morning.
DIR. w. e, Honking, prominent
dentist OF Devils Lake, was q morning
arrival in the metropolis. .. ~
". H Crane and Frank p. ALLEN of
Lisbon were visiting in the city last
evening and this morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. w. McRoberts of
Casselton were among the guests reg
istered at the Waldorf today.
r. Fl. Dinkinson and David Aitchin-
son OF Ayr, N. D., were in town last
night and this morning on business.
T. D. Casey Of Grafton was trans
acting business in Fargo last night
and today and stopped at the Metro
pole.
Jas. Lehman, e. A. Wilson and Carl
Nelson, OF Erie, N. D., were in the
city last night, making train connec-
tions.
HI. f. Chaffee, president of the
Armenia Sharon Land Co., of Armenia,
was in the city last evening on bust
ness.
w. e. Berner, trainmaster of the
Northern Pacific railroad, has returned
from combined business and pleasure
trip to Portland. g.
Charles Fang, advertising manager
for the Egg O-See Co, Quincy. Ill,
was visiting with John M. Bathrick
yesterday afternoon.
Clark w. Kelly, a member of the
board of trustees of the agricultural
college, is in the city to attend the
session of the board Friday.
of trustees of the agricultural college,
from Washburn, arrived in the city
last night and will attend the meeting
of the board Friday.
J. Nelson Kelly, superintendent of
the city schools Of Grand Forks, and
State Senator Geo. f. Duis, also Of
Grand Forks, were arrivals at the
Gardner hotol last evening.
Olaf Nygaard and his son Raymond,
of Sisston, s. D., are guests in this
city OF Mr.. Nygaard's brother in law,
Amos Tweeden, and have come to
Fargo primarily to take course of
dental treatments. MIR. Nygaard was
OF Sisseton. S. D., are guests in this
went into that country. He took a
homestead and now Is the owner of
800 acres and is a member Of the legis-
lature of his state, and the head OF a
family any man may well be proud of.
DIR. Leonard delivered the third of
his series OF lectures at the evening
meetings last night in the First Meth
odist church and at each meeting
seems to be interesting greater num-
Der of men for whom the series has
been made up. The lecture last even
ing was on Opportunities Open to Men
in Christian Work. Tonight Er.
Leonard viii speak on Going the Sec
ond Mile. There will be communion
service at this evenings meeting. The
fifth and last OF the series announced
thus far will occur Friday night on
Common Sense in Religion.