The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-04-10
City in Brief

r. $. Adams. president of the First
National bank of Lisbon was in the citv
today on business.
Wesley Flat and Miss Elizabeth J..
Collins, both of Gardner were grant
ed marriage license today bv Harold
Sorenson, clerk of the county court.
Gus Nelson was arrested this morn
ing for being intoxicated. He was
barely able to navigate and not sober
enough to appear before Judge Mil.
Ter.
The international Brotherhood Of
Electrical Workers will hold a. meet
ing tonight at Union hall. Local No.
2S5 Is growing rapidly. A good turn
out is desired at the meeting this
evening.
The Women's Foreign Missionary
society of the First M. E. church will
meet Tuesday afternoon at O'Clock
with Mrs. Chas. S. Foster of SIS
Sixth avenue south. Mrs. Geo. /. Fos-
ter will assist in entertaining.
Ross Kiefer. travelling salesman,
who rooms at the Y. M. C. A. was taken
to st. Johns hospital this morning
with severe attack of typhoid fever.
His many friends at the "Y'' and in
the city regret his illness and hope
for speedy recovery.
A regular, review. of the knights of
the Maccabees will be held i'm the A..
o. U. w. hall this evening. All mem
bers are personally requested to be
nTnGnnf a kHFU s1S-~
business Of importance transacted and
good time in store for all those pres
emit. ,'fa
Major Steedman, Col. ]. H. Frame
and Lieutenant Herbst left this after
noon for Hillsboro where they will in
spect Co. l. of the North Dakota
national guard this evening. They
returned from Lisbon Saturday after
having inspected the band at that
place.
Mrs. Bernie Maurek of the Edwards
block left Saturday for Lake Detroit.
where she will open their new bunga
low for the summer. The new summer
home is a very pretty one and has a
pretty situation on Lake Detroit. Mr.
Maurek will go down next Saturday
to assist in getting the home ready for
the summer.
F. G. Thomas, a member of The Fo-
rum printing staff left Saturday for
Lisbon, where he was called by the
illness of his father. Word was re-
ceived Saturday of his fathers death.
which occurred that day. Mr. Thomas
has the sympathies of a large num-
Der of friends. He will return some
time the latter part Of the week.
Mr.. and Mrs j. B. Hedges left TO-DAY
for their new home at Stady, N. D.,
where they own fine claim. Mr..
Hedges has been popular member
OF the printing force at The Forum
office for some time and his friends
greatly regret his departure while
wishing him much success in his new
work.
Theodore Feland of Sims, N. D.. was
a caller at The Forum Office on Satur-
day afternoon and with an old friend
made complete tour of the Office and
plant. Mr.. Feland expressed amaze-
ment at the extent and modern equip
ment and method Of publishing the
pHpSIs especially the peffecting press
the like of which he had never seen
before. In day or two Mr.. Ireland
WIN have completed thirty years resi-
dence IN Morton county in the affairs
or which he has always taken an active
interest as a private citizen and also
~ an. ofticial capacity, having filled
town offices and county commissioner
Tor some time. He has been a lively
factor in the development of the lig-
mite coal industry. considerably so in
practical way and many of his sur-
gestions have been used as to the hest,
methods to be pursued in stirnulafine.s
a general use of the North Dalots
fuel in and out Of the state. some ~
the best coal in the state is now being,
mined at Sims.