The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-01-28
People of Note

b. l.. Lloyd is in from Minot.
II. NJ, Culham is in from Jamestown
Guy Stanton is down from the Forks
A Peterson is here today from cogs-
well
J. A. Hyland is here from Wash
burn.
Olaf NJ Mus is visitor from
White Earth.
L. A. Taubert and $. V. Iustus are
in from Casselton.
G. n. Krosttzky is registered from
Bismarck today.
John A. Johnson is representing
Dogden here today.
Otto Getterberg is Valley city
visitor here to-day.
w. L. Nuessle is a business visitor
from Washburn today.
FL. F. Chaffee was an arrival from
Armenia this morning,
Atty. A. J. stafne and ]. NJ. Hyde
of Williston are here today.
State Insurance Commissioner e. C.
Cooper is in from Bismarck.
Chas. Fl. Banding and Geo. Wilson
are in the city from Harvey.
William H. White left Fargo today
to join Mrs. White in Washington.
D. L. Calvin, chief inspector of
weights of the N. p, is here today
l. NJ. Ellefsen returned last evening
from two days business trip to Du-
luth.
Thos. Grifith, the popular tailor and
dog fancier of Grand Forks, is in the
city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gustave Mack OF Cas-
selton are spending the day here with
friends.
A. B. Cox, the Barnes county tele-
phone man, is in the city to attend the
Shrine doings.
w. o. Joos and A. ]. Swartwart are
here from Wimbledon and are guests
at the Metropole.
Frank Sanford of Valley City was
an arrival this morning and is spend
ing the day here.
Arthur r. Nachriener. formerly of
this city. now Of Darlington. is in the
city calling on friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. C. Hitter are in the
city from Casselton today
Fred Donnely, freight agent of the
C. g. N. W., with headquarters at
Grand Forks, was here yesterday.
John Roscoe, w. B. Roscoe, r. P.
Roscoe and C. Kramer are in from
Dtckey to attend the Shriners meet.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. NJ Stroud of Win
bledon were arrivals in the city last
evening and are spending the day
here.
E. ]. Archer, B. ]. Lancy, G. N.
Grierson and A. l.. Nelson are here
from Finley to attend the Shriners
meeting.
Chas. Banks, e. F. Hall. Andrew
Carr and H. B. Green of Sheldon are
here today and are guests at the
Waldorf.
M. w. Davis, r, G. Bale, Thos. Cur
tbs, ST., and F. o. Oliver are in from
Lisbon to take in the ceremonial SEES
sion of the Shriners tonight.
L. A. Tripp, stephen Douglas, w.
w. Shaw, Stephen West and w FL.
Reid of Underline are in to take in
the big shriners doings tonight. They
are guests at the Gardner
w. S. Casselnan is down from Bis
marck with three candidates for, the
Shrine this evening. They are DR.. H.
r. Berndt, Hans l. Milstad ard Frank
Schwanlxe. "Cas" intends to see they
get all that's coming.
A. L. Moody and L. C, Krogh, the
latter the manager of the cloak de-
partment of the Moody store, will
leave this evening for an extended
buying trip in the east. They will
visit New York, Chicago and other
eastern markets.
VIM. ]. Howe of this city left yes
terday for coast points, oye= the N.
p. road. He will visit Portland, Seat
tie, the Columbia Land Co.'S project
and other points of interest on the
coast
Chas. Townsend, district passenger
agent of the N. P. with headquarters
at st. Paul, and e. E. Dildine, assis-
tant superintendent of telegraphers of
the N. p, with headquarters at st.
Paul, are here today on company
business.
John and Thomas Buchanan and l..
C. Green has a great bunch of novices
down from Darlington for the Shrine
this evening. e. d. Lum, F. w Gar
land, F. w. Barron, G. w. Kallberg,
Fl. S. Even, j. Blakely, Fred Beir. A.
T. Johnson and C. B. Craver are some
of the victims that will tread the not
sands this evening. The elder Buchan-
anan has lived the three score and
ten years allored to man, but he is
about the younges. kid in the bunch
He convulsed the vaudeville people last
night and is having more fun than
anybody in town.