The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1912-07-25

in the fair.
Or. BoIiey OF the agricultural col
legt, who has been making a trip east,
has returned home.
G. j.. CorkiIl of The Cole factory
their exhibit 1T the state fair grounds.
John 3. Reynolds post OF the @. a
n. are attending the funeral this att
ernoon OF George 1 Foster on the
~southstde.
Arthur Netcher OF Grand Forks, OF
the firm OF Bangs, Cooley, Hamilton
& Netcher, was In the city yesterday
TO attend the state fair.
Several hundred pounds OF nails
have been taken from the Sunday tab
ernacle and the greater part of them
are all right for use again.
The Johnson Cycle team is practic-
ing every day or two to get in shape
for the big games that will be played
with the Moorhead Athletics.
Ths door has been laid in the second
new w. ID. Olson store room on upper
Broadway and 1t viii be completed
with the other building adjoining It.
Two or three near mix-ups with
autos and rigs out on upper Broadway
near the fair grounds yesterday has
caused the drivers to be more careful
The Grand Forks people came down
yesterday morning on a special sleep
ing car and returned hornea $40 this
morning and they all report having
had a very pleasant time.
Court Daisy Of the Foresters does
not hold q meeting until Friday night,
Aug. 2. The court has been getting
along nicely and has added many new
members in the past spring.
Several more automobile speeders
have made their appearance before
Police Magistrate Miller within the
past day or two and settled for their
violations OF city ordinances.
Physical Director Lansing Of the Y.
M. G. A., who is at the Lake Geneva
Y. M. G. a. school, Is expected to re-
turn home next Monday, when the
classes In swimming will be resumed.
Jerry d. Bacon OF Grand Forks, one
OF the Leading hotel men Of the state
and well known political leader of the
northern part OF North Dakota, is a
guest at a local hotel during the state
fair.
Warden Frank o. Hellstrom Of the
state penitentiary and candidate for
governor on the democratic ticket lis
In the city today. He is here attend
ing the democratic gathering at AS
sembly hau today.
Many OF the cottagers who are
staying at the Detroit lakes this sum-
mer are appearing on the streets these
days, being here to attend the state
fair, and they will return to the lake
region again next Saturday.
The repairs and improvements in
the Central school building which have
been going on for some time are al
most completed, while the new Thir-
teenth street, south. ~schcolhouse is al
most ready to be handed over to the
board OF education.
James Helle. the well known repre-
sentative OF the Gowan-Peyton Cong
don Co. Of Duluth, who makes his
tient at st. Johns hospital where he
was subjected to an operation for ap-
pendicitis this morning.
p. III. Cummings ana wife, who are
summering at the Big Pine lake, near
day or two at the state fair, and Mr..
g. reports that the garden truck is
growing nicely and that he viii Dor
have ripe tomatoes right from his own
vines.
Manager Reynolds OF the local Ford
branch will leave Monday for Mil
waukee, where he will take q Ford
car for q months trip through Wis
consin visiting all the dealers in that
state in tho interest Of the fsctory.
Mr.. Reynolds is anticipating a pleas
ant and profitable trip through the
badger state.
Al card received from A. L. Miller.
state secretary of the II. M. G. "A.
work, states that he has left Estes
Park, Col, where he wal assisting in
association work and has gone to Sioux
City, Ia, where he Is visiting friends.
He asks that his mail be held here,
so that he 10 likely to return to Fargo
In q few days.
Ben LAsk, who has been visiting
with his parents and renewing old ac-
quaintances In the city for the past
week, leaves tonight for Washington,
d O., to resume his work In the de-
partnnent OF agriculture, and to con-
tinue his studies at the law school of
Georgetown university, where he has
lbsen pursuing the study Of law for
the past two years.
DE-. q. Folsom has given up his
apartments and office on First avenue
and opened an office over the Fargo
Plumbing e Heating Co, and has his
home with Mr.. ana Mrs. John Car
lille. liz Eleventh street north The
doctor is retiring from general prac-
tfce, but will devote some time to
the treatment of cancers.
Charles r. Riley, who was for q
| year or two state representative for
| the order of Foregters, lis now located
with his family at Michigan City, Ia,
where he Is engaged in the same work
and IL meeting with greet success. In
a card TO a friend hers he says he is
getting along nicely and that Mrs. RI
ley and the daughter are both well.
Judge w. s. Lauder Of wahpetcn
lis one OF the early arrivals In the city
Ito attend the meeting OF the Roose-
welt or third party movement at the
Sons OF Norway hall tomorrow morn
Ing. Judge Lauder Is one of the con-
spfcuous figures in the Gardner lobby
today where he was the center OF
frequent little political coteFies that
collect from time to time.
sen. ana Mrs. John o. Gunderson
OF Aneta arrived In the city last
evening to attend the state fair. The
senator lis particularly interested in
the farm machinery exhibits at the
fair as he is charging his implement
supply on his big Nelson oounty farm.
The senator and his wife arrived IN
town last evening just in time to see
Mestach make his n~nonoplane flight
and the latter is very enthusiastic
about aerial navigation has close
" followed the progress Of the science
in late years.
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