The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-06-07
People of Note

NAS|A GC he DAOWh Vi w liu INlGS WAS
callod to the city yesterday on bust
ness.
George Cameron of Pferpont, S. D.,
has been in the city on a business
mission.
Norman Johnson of Tolna has been
in the city for day or two visiting
friends.
Martin Klaster and Ole j. Wig, both
of Sharon, were in town yesterday on
business.
Elmer e. Healey and Eric Foeshund.
both of Lisbon, have been here on
business.
G. E. Welch of Grand Forks has been
the guest of friends in the city for
some time.
Herman Wilkes of Richardton has
been the guest of his Fargo friends for
day or two.
D. C. Condor of Hettinger, who was
In The city yesterday on business, has
left Cor his home.
c. w. Kelley and d. F. Bangs of
D0NAAS LANG are III Tie CITY LOQdy
tending to business.
t.. RI. Dahl and j. H. Seaton of Het-
finger arrived in the city yesterday to
attend TO business.
BaI don Bake of Montevideo, after
a pleasant business visit to the city,
has returned home.
C. L. Peterson of Casselton, after
having a nice time visiting friends
here, has returned home.
Charles Burdsall OF Buffalo, after a,
pleasant visit with his friends in
Fargo, has left for home.
N. N. Febt of winnipeg, who has
been calling on his friends here, was
registered at the Gardner.
Mrs. M. Kraker of wahpeton, who
has been calling on her many friends
In this city, has gone home.
President jacobson of the First
State bank of Hastings was a caller
at the various banks today.
DR.. A. ]. King of McHenry, who was
called to the city yesterday on profess
sional business, has left for home.
Mrs. E. c. Cooper of Bismarck is
in the city for few days, visiting her
husband, State Chairman Cooper.
NJ. w. Stiles of Lisbon dropped into
town yesterday to attend to business
and to see how the city is growing.
Miss Belle Johnson of upper Front
street has left for her home in Min
nesota for visit of a week or two.
Miss James and Miss Cross, both
of Valley City, were calling on their
many friends in this city yesterday.
E. E. Wood and B. M. Brown of
Armenia have been the guests of
friends in the city for day or two.
Miss Jessie Briefly of Mapleton, who
has been spending few days with
friends in the city, has left for home.
A. L. Grub of wahpeton, who has
been visiting friends and attending to
business in the city has left for home.
A. q. Allen and w. J. McCalIum of
Brainard, after having attended to
their business here, have returned
home.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Halberstad of
Minneapolis. after a pleasant visit
with their Fargo friends, have left for
home.
Mrs. Mildred Hubert of Warren
Mimi, after a pleasant visit with her
many friends in this city, has return
ed home.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. Miksche of Breck,
Mimi, have been guests of their Fargo
friends for day or two and have left
for home.
B. C. Boyd and M. H. Murphy of
Hillsboro, after pleasant visit with
their Fargo friends, have left for
their homes.
Miss Florence Robinson of Maple
ton, who has been a guest of friends
in the city for day or two, was
registered at the Waldorf.
Charles Elliott and wife of Lisbon
and Mr.. and Mrs. John H. Elliott of
Verona have been visiting Fargo
friends and making purchases.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. A. johnson of East
Grand Forks, who have been visiting
their many friends in the city for
day or two, have returned home.
G. A. Allen, Thos. Koldingnes, Mr..
and Mrs. A. E. Bjorge and Mr.. and
Mrs. e. G Aaker and Even Torkelson,
all of Hatton, were in the city yester-
day.
Frank O'Brieh and wife of Moor
head, who have been visiting friends
and fishing in the lakes of Minnesota,
have returned home. They had very
pleasant time.
DR.. C. C. Creegan. returned yester-
day from Valley City, where he preach
ed twice to an overfiowing house. DR..
Creegan, when in Fargo, stays at the
hotel.
Miss Edith jerks. private secretary
to General Manager Hillary of the
Telephone Co. has left
for a visit of a week or two with
friends at Saltwater.
Ralph SprauI, former pupil, but
now assistant cashier of the Citizens
State bank Of Bellfield and Eugene
Swarthout, bookkeeper for large es-
Enlistment in Butte, were callers at
the Dakota business college this morn
ing.
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