The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-03-09
STATIONS
City in Brief


George H. Webster, the theatrical
man, arrived home from a business
trip today.
Among the visitors in the city from
other states is A. M. Paumann Of
GAINESVILLE Wis.
Burnie Maurek entertained the big
Six with game dinner at the Metro
pole last evening.
Allan Bricker of Detroit, Mich, was
here yesterday calling on business ac-
quaintances in the city.
K. E. Graham of Minneapolis arrived
in Fargo yesterday to become branch
manager Of the Pure Oil Co..
One drunk appeared before Judge
Miller in the police court this morning
and was given fine of IS which he
paid
w. Fl. Shure, city attorney OF Fargo,
returned home last evening from a
business trip to Chicago and DaYen-
port, la. He has been absent from the
city for about week.
Billy Nordquist, the popular clerk at
the Waldorf hotel is again back at his
post, after an Illness of three weeks
Mr.. Nordquist was badly missed and
his friends will all be glad to see him
once more.
The city auditor has just started the
work of issuing numbers to the owners
Of new automobiles in Fargo. Several
new licenses have been issued in the
last few days and the numbers now
run up to about ESQ for the city of
Fargo alone.
Melvin. c. Harding was removed to
his home In the city. Sunday March 5.
from st. Johns hospital, where he
has been confined Ave weeks from an
operation and infiamatory rheumatism
He is greatly improved and expects to
be out around in few days.
Two five-year proofs of land were
filed at the Fargo u S. landofflce this
morning. Karsten Kirkeby filed a
proof of several strips in Kidder coun-
ty, which, taken as a whole, comprises
100 acres. Alfred S. jacobson of the
same county filed a proof of a similar
tract of land
The questions for the final examina-
tions in the eighth grades of the Cass
county schools are being mailed out
from the office of the county superin-
tendent. A glance at the papers indi-
Gates that the wouldbe graduate of
the schools will have no easy time in
making passing grade at these ex-
aminations which will be held next
week.
Miss V. Bergole has gone to Glen
dive, Mont, where she will make her
future home, after a residence of fif-
teen years in Fargo. Miss Bergole
has taken a claim seven miles from
Glendive and intends to superintend
the farming herself. During her resi-
dence here she was manager of the
Phoenix flats. which she sold to Mr..
and Mrs. A. c. Russell
J. D. Hayford, eastern representative
of the Atlas Lumber and Shingle Co,
of Seattle, leaves for Seattle Friday
morning. Mrs. Hayford and son will
visit at Sherwood, N D., until his re-
turn, when they will go to their sum-
mer home at Detroit lake, Ray John
son and wife will occupy the fiat No. s,
Colonial Flats for the summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. l. NeThaugen, for
merly Of Fargo, and now doing
vaudeville turn under the name of the
Sherwoods, are to be at the Majestic
in st. Paul next week They have
clever musical act, which they are said
to have greatly improved since they
started in vaudeville some time ago.
They formerly furnished the music at
the Bijou and at one time Mr.. Ner-a
haugen conducted musical school
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