The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1912-08-24

Captains Bell and Grasse of the local
salvation Army corps will make adj
dresses and there will be special music
All are cordially invited to attend this
service.
Thomas Mcdonald OF Hawley win
take course of pharmacy at the agri-
cultural college, Fargo, the coming
school year.
St Cloud Journal Press: BeryI Whit
taker of Rockville is the first Of the
contestants in the potato contests to
report on the yield. The county super,
intendent received the report this
morning. From peck of seed pota
toes young Whitaker got 1-2 bushels
of marketable potatoes.
Charles Snyder OF MoIand township
was before Justice Wade yesterday
charged by his wife with non support,
but the evidence did not sustain the
charge and the case was dismissed
1t was more of family quarrel than.
anything else.
Judge Baxter concluded a visit to
Moorhead, this morning, and returned
to his home at Fergus Falls. He came
mere to meet his son who was hurriedlys
on his way west.
Mill Humphrey of the Macnab pharm-
acy returned from his long canoe trip
in celebrated water in the northern
part of the state. He did not come
back alone--during his absence he has
cultivated very dainty appearing
silken moustache about which he is
exceedingly sensitive.
Miss Florence Beck has returned
from visit with friends at Shoreham
and says she has had a most delightful
time. s., f.
B. F. MackalI has returned from
vacation trip which took him to the
far east and several of the metropolitan
centers.
BILLY" Diemert who has been spend
ing a few days in town returned to
the lakes this afternoon, riding down
with Richard Peterson of the Hopeman
Construction Co. DR.. Louis Nelson will
also spend the weekend on the fishing
banks.
DR.. Paul Clarke has returned from
his canoe trip which he took in com"
Repke of Minneapolis the gentlemen
had some exciting experiences. Mr..
Repke attempted to shoot some rapids,
but unfortunately was upset, with a.
with great dificuity that he was
rescued from the chilly waters. The
loss of supplies caused a great deal
of Inconvenience as it cut their sub
they were without -four, but relief
came in few days when camp of
hospltable Indians was reached and
from the Redmen they were able to
replenish their commissary department.
w. H. Shepherd who is to open a
the Comstock hotel left the city last
night for st. Paul where he will buy
the linoleum for the floor Of the room.
Mr.. Shepherd says he hopes to be open
for business on the evening Of Sept. 5.
The tables and all the swell appoint
ments will be on the cars in day or
two.
Among the guests at the Comstock
today were, S. v. Ballou of st. Paul,
L. o. Anderson of winona, DR.. w. F.
Bailie, H. F. Hamilton, druggist r.
Baker and c. C. Collins OF Hunter, N.
D.
Rapid progress is being made in the
work of boring the experimental ar.
tesian we'll on the site of the Moor
head waterworks, .--.
That there are number of prolific
bearing apple trees in some of the
gardens Of Moorhead is demonstrated
by samples of fruit which was seen on
display today at the Moorhead National
bank and grown on trees owned by
George Sanders OF the Waterworks and
Hubert Zervas the butcher. All of the
apples were Of good size, one Of them
Weighing ten ounces.