The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1913-08-27
STATIONS
City in Brief

The complete shop. engraving, print Il
Ing, blank book. knight Printing CO
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Engraved and embossed work OF
every description. knight Printing Co.
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Judge C. A. Pollock left this after
noon for Hillsboro, where he will hold
court.
r. s. Norton of velva. N. D., is al
guest of the Gardner while here ON a
business trip.
Taxicab and Livery: careful and
prompt; charges reasonable. Phone
145, evening 915.--Advt,
We can't send our printing by tele-,
phone, but we can take your order that
way. Walker Bros. & Hardy. -Advt.
Steamship. tickets to all foreign
ports. Wheelock Insurance Agency,
6s2 Front street. phone 1o06.-Advt.
The North Dakota. Veterinary Medi-
cal association will meet at a banquet
tonight in the Annex hotel at 1880 p.
m. is. $a4 "
DR., L. G. Davenport returned last
evening from a visit with his mother
at Conneautville, Pa. EIis mother Is
over so years old. afssssfr
Gustav Drews native of Germany,
filed his declaration Of Intention for
citizenship last evening before Deputy
Clerk of Court Stambaugh.
The handsome new front for the
Alex Stern Co. clothing store is rapid
ly nearing completion and is attract
ing q. great deal of attention. f
Miss Olga Holmquist Of Wimbledon
Is a patient at ST. Lukes hospital. She
was stricken with a serious illness
while visiting friends at Valley City.
Wanted. several young gentlemen to
join our Bachelors club. Modern home
on southside. On car line near busi-
ness district. Address 6s. care Forum.
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Charles Nordland Of Casselton was
arrested by Sheriff Ross last evening
on the charge of carrying concealed
weapons: He was held to the county
court and his bail fixed at $500.
Frank Z. walker, cripple having
only one leg, was arrested yesterday
on the charge of begging without a
license and being drunk, on the street.
He was found guilty and ordered to
leave town.
Donovan & Eggunn are giving a
German silver pocketknife free with
each pair Of Liberty Bell school shoes
for boys. Showing all the latest style
footwear for older folks. Seven Broad
way.-Advt.
| DR.. w. F. Crewe of Devils Lake
state veterinarian. DR.. C. FL. Babcock
| Of New Rockford and A. p. Hollis ot
| Valley City are guests of the Metropole
while attending the convention OF
veterinarians in the city.
Superintendent Riley of the county
schools has returned from a trip OF
inspection to the schools of the eoun-
| ty. He has had to adjust several
cases of non-regular meetings Of the
| boards where such boards have hired
teachers. No contract for a teacher Ii
valid unless presented at a regular
meeting Of the school board.
Harry T.. Haussamen of Grafton, e
! S. Taylor. of Fargo and F. F. Schla.
! berg of Grand Forks have been APP.
1 pointed appraisers of the stocks in the
| several stores of the Dakota Drug Co
| the affairs of which are in the bank
rllptcy court. The estimated value O
the stocks lis 100000. Mr.. Tyler vii
| have charge Of the real estate features
Il VI LIE 5CSlLApe1lly p spHSiA4SSs. Il. e.s=a
Director Boehmer OF the Dakots
| conservatory OF music is expected t,
| returnsfrom the east in a day or two
/ A letter says he has succeeded ii
securing the services of the violil
| teacher he had in view and the lad.
! engaged will be a member of thu
j faculty for the coming year, Th
i artist engaged IS one of consid derabl
i prominence and besides teachin,
/ violin she will have charge. Of th'
/ theoretical department. ii Last Weel
i Mr.. Boehner was at Peterborough, ~
1 H., where he attended the fourtl
festival of the Edward MacDowel
/ Memorial association and was invite:
j to participate in one OF the program
| mes, the festival extending ovet fou
i days. The final concert was last sun
/ day afternoon when there was al
/ elaborate presentation OF The Sevel
i Lastr Words OF Christ, with the Bostol
II tEestiVal orchestra 4 y Il.
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