The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-02-27
Late Events

The Park, Grant & Morris building
has been closed today in respect for
the memory Of Mr.. Park, whose funer-
al occurred today at Red Wing.
DR.. F. f. Ball has returned to Fargo
ana VIII continue in the dental bust
ness at his old offices after an eigh-
teen months stay in Stanheld. Ore.
G. L. White has returned from his
excursion to the Gulf coast, and the
party Of North Dakotans who accom-
panied him are well pleased with the
country and enjoyed the trip i'm
mensely.
M. r. Porter of Minot was in the
city Sunday visiting old friends. Mr.
Porter was formerly president OF the
Northern Trust Co, but is now To-
Gated at Minot as manager for the
Sanborn Investment Co.
Two DRINKS were slated to appear
before Judge Miller this morning in
the police court. but one of them failed
to show up. The man who appeared
was fined SO which he paid. while his
comrade forfeited his bond
T. J. Randall, the travelling passenger
agent of the New York Central lines
with headquarters at ST. Paul. is in the
city today. Mr.. Randall is accom-
panied on this trip by A. NJ. Nye of
st. Paul, the general agent of the same
road
George Dennison was arrested this
afternoon by officer Bowler and is
charged with vagrancy. However the
police believe that they will be able In
Hasten more serious charge on Dem
nison before he appears in court to-
morrow This is the second time he
has been in jail recently.
E. G. Guthrie the deputy auditor NJ
Cass county has returned hime from a
snort trip throughout the westrn par
OF the state. Mr.. Guthrie attended
he dedication of the new Masonic
home at Dickinson and then stoppet
off at Bismarck for a few DAYS to lool
in on the work of the state legisla.
ture.
Last evening the winners of the ora.
torlcal contest at the A. G. entertain
ed the other two contestants and Pro.
fessors Dinwoodie and Arvold at a din.
ner at the Gardner. Covers were laiC
for six, the table being very attractive
ly arranged, and a pleasant evenin;
was spent socially.
Miss Jean Hanna was delightful
hostess last evening to about twenty
young people in honor of Miss Heller
Corrigan of Minneapolis, who is tn,
guest of Miss Deborah Hunter.
delicious supper was served at 6:SJ
o'clock with pretty appointments anc
a pleasant social evening was spen
after supper.
Mrs. c. o. Smith and Mrs. c. II
Anheier entertained at a thimble be,
Saturday afternoon with charming an
pointments. After an hour spent il
sewing and social chat Miss Marie Me
Cormick favored the company of abou
seventy five ladies with several yoca
selections. Later dainty refreshments
were served. the hostess being capably
assisted by Mrs. Ruthruff, Miss Emily
Morgan and Miss Eva Shea.
Charley Page had rather exciting
time Saturday afternoon in attemptin,
to stop a runaway team which started
near Eggerts market on Broadway
When he attempted first to stop tn,
team and failed he followed the team
until they turned on N. p avenue ant
jumped onto the back of the Wagon
but in turning the vehicle was over
turned and smashed to splinters. MI
Page narrowly being seriously injured
escaped in the mixup and was some
what shaken up by being thrown out
| The horses were shortly afterwaII
caught.