The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1912-07-29

at his office when the parties appear
ed for the nuptial ceremony.
Marriage licenses were issued on
Saturday by Miss Erickson OF the
clerk OF courts Office to Alfred Pet
erson OF Chicago county, MINI, and
Berghild Gilbo and Trail county, N.
D., n to Adolph Miller OF Foster
county and Anna J. Lien OF Griggs
county, N. d.
Under the supervision Of Alderman
Wagner the park enclosure at the
Northern Pacific depot was given a
good d~renching today as the grass does
not seem to have benefited much with
the recent showers, Mr.. Wagner says
tnat the chain fencing around the park
Is to be replaced by a substantial and
suitably designed fence which will
make the spot still more attractive
than 1t is now.
Cement tile sidewalk construction
rs now IN progress about the different
ward schools of the city.
G. II. Peterson OF Grand Forks was
az the office Of the Gund Brewing Co.
today preparatory to starting on .
trip west.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hugo Bachenheimer
left for the east yesterday. expecting
TO be gone for a week or two.
Miss Hamm, sister OF Mrs. Martha
II. Price, concluded a visit ofa week
or two this morning when she left
on the early train to Winnipeg. Dur
ing her stay In the city Miss Hamm
has been the guest at several promi-
nent social affairs In Moorhead.
Mrs. Archie WhaIey and the chill
dren have gone to the lakes to join
Sheriff Whaley who went down a week
or two ago.
Miss Edythe Grasse desires her
friends to know that she will not leave
the city until Aug. /, and then only
TO Minneapolis where she will do some
special work with a prominent voice
teacher there.
Miss McCracken, formerly of the de-
partment OF reading and expression In
the Moorhead high school, is now a
member of the faculty Of the Columbia
School OF Expression al Chicago, III.
III. 3. Roberts, cashier of the Moor
head National bank with his family
left Saturday for Mortified, MINI,
n after a short stay Their they will
go to Washington, ILL.,, to visit Mr..
Roberts father.
DIR. n Mrs. q. r. GossIie arrived
in the city yesterday and will
reside at The Comstock. They have
Just returned from Europe where
the DOCTOR mas been spending a year
or more in postgraduate work In
Vienna. The doctor has formal q
partnership with DIR. Humphrey and
will have charge OF the latter's prac-
tice during his absence in the west
The gentlemen studied medicine to-
gether in the same college.
Among the guests at the Comstock
today Were Don G. Scott of Rochester
N. ", Miss Helen Andrews of Ada, Mr.
n Mrs. 7. Thompson of Georgetown
L. r. Adley OF Fergus Falls, and q. o
S~orrenson of L~angdon. N. ~
According to Leslie Welter there will
be no eating stock ready for delivery
from the potato fields of Clay curnty
before Aug. Is and to date marked
conditions appear fairly satisfactory.
Mrs. f. H. Peterson is recovering
nicely from injuries sustained a day
or two ago In the kitchen of the din
ing room which was operated by the
ladies Of the Presbyterian church. a,
the state fair in Fargo last week. The
lady was badly burned about the RICH,
arm and hand by the accidental ignit.
ing of some spilled gasoline, but she
was able to resume the work of as.
sistinR e associates in the servins
OF meals the next morning.
DR.. Awty has returned from PhiIa.
delphia, Pa, where he. has been spend
ing some time doing post graduate
work and getting in touch with tn,
work done In the great hospitals.