The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-06-15
People of Note

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George d. Brown of wild Rice after
a pleasant business visit to the city
has left for home.
+. c. Hudson of La Moure, who has
been a business visitor to the city
has returned home.
John P. Walsh OF Minneapolis, who
has been a business visitor to the
city has left for home.
]. w. Carroll Of Lisbon, arrived in
the city this morning to visit friends
and attend to business.
Mrs. P. Schantz of Mandan. arrived
In the city this morning for short
visit with her friends
Henry Schroeder the potato king OF
Sabin, Mimi, was calling on his
friends in the city today.
F. w. Heath of Valley City, who has
here attending to business and calling
on his friends has gone home.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. Afledal of Minneap-
Oils, arrived in the city today for a
brief visit with their friends.
A. F. Pilsner and wife of wadena.
Mimi, who have been visiting friends
in the city have left for hone.
James w. Foley. the we'll known
newspaper man and poet, was in tha
city yesterday visiting his friends
]. F. Kelly and wife Of MINNEAPOLIS.
are guests at the Hotel Gardner. to-
day and are visiting friends in the !
city.
B. o. Thorkelson and wife ofrHFott.
arrived in the city today to visit
friends and are registered at the Wal .
dorf.
A. B. Brown and George ScheIl. both
Of Benson who have been in the CITY
for a day or two on business returned
home.
William J. Taylor of Sioux FalIw-
s. D., who has been q visitor to the /
city for a day or two has returned
home.
Miss Jennie Z. Adams OF REYNOLDS
who has been visiting her Fargo /
friends for day or two has returned I
home
DR.. g. M. Rhys OF Fosston, Mimi. I
who was called to the city yesterday
on professional business has returned
home.
r. c. Hanson of Jamestown, who
nave been in the city for a day or
two attending to business has re-.
turned home.
DR.. and Mrs. Golseith of Jamestown
who have been the guests Of several
OF their friends in the city have re- ,
turned home
Deputy U. s. Marshal A. B. Wood
left yesterday for Helena, Mont. where
he will testify for the government in
a criminal case.
M. B. Nicholson and John Skatos.
both of Willn1ar, Wis, who have call
ing on their friends here for two or
three days have returned home.
A. M. Brooks, secretary of the Stone
Piano Co., left Tuesday evening for a
months outing and fishing trip to
Woman's Lake, near Park RAPIDS.
MINI.
Mrs. Stanley and Helen and Rachel
Stanley of Steele, arrived in the city
thls morning to visit friends and at
tend the commencement of the Fargo
college.
Mrs. c. L. Riley of First avenue
south with her two children who have
been visiting in the twin cities for
several days returned home this
morning.
Mrs. Louis Trautman and daughters
olivia and Dorothy Of Minneapolis.
are the quests Of Mrs. Trautman's
father Ferdinand Iuger a+ tba r,,.
home on Sixth avenue south.
A party from Hope, N. D., composed
of e. d. Patten, S. NJ. Wood, @. Fl.
Rush, Ed King and others, were in the
city last evening en- route home from
Vergas, Mimi, where they enjoyed
fishing.
Col. William Westerman. agent ne
the International Harvester Co. at
st. Cloud, Mimi, arrived In the CITY
this morning to visit with Thomas
Muiek Of the International in this ,
city. He is a friend of Manager I,einn-
bacher Of the Gardner hotel.
Miss Fern Crothers of the Fargo
college conservatory leaves Thursday
for points in Wisconsin ana
Illinois including a stay in Chicago.
She will be absent from the city three
months and one Of her amenities win
be visit to the Geneva conference
Later she will be joined by other
members Of her family.