The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1913-01-23

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Mr.. Humphrey of Chicago, repre-
senting the Marshall Field Co.'S Col
onial drapery department was in the
city today and sold Howard Moody
q beautiful selection Of decorative
goods.
A. j. Wright of Al. ]. Wright &
Sons. attended a luncheon this aft
ernoon which was served in the din
ing room of the commercial club in
Fargo for the exhibitors at the re-
cent products show.
Attorney Dosland was at Ada to-
day attending to some court matters
before judge Grindeland.
Cards to their son, say that Mr.
clude an extended visit with friends
at Pasadena, Cal, next Saturday and
will return home via the southern
route and viii probably reach Moor
head in about ten days. "A few days
before writing Mr.. Pomeroy says that
he and two friends made a sight
seeing trip down into Mexico, to get
"a line on business conditions in that
country, but they ~discreetIy avoided
the troubled sections. Mr.. Pomeroy
says it was as warm as July is here
and he found no such fertility as there
is to be found in the Red river val
ley.
Registrations at the Comstock ho-
tel today included B. Harris of Fergus
Falls, III. N. Jensen, Ringstad, KY;
E. "A. Fields of Sioux City, Ia: w.
Atkinson Of GAINESVILLE and N. o.
Peterson of Detroit, MINI.
A dancing party, under the auspices
of the Royal league, at the Hotel.
EComstock, Is IN event for this even
ing and the committee in charge de-
sires that those holding Invitations
be there on time.
According to City Clerk Price there
seems to be a lulI in that matter OF
filing petitions for the coming city
election as no filings have been made
seems to ave no charm for anyone
only o. c. Beck, but there is no know
ing what a day may bring forth, aG-
cording to some rumors heard to-
day.
The editor of The Ada Herald is
urging the commercial club OF that
town to get busy along the line of
getting a government building for
the proper housing OF the p~ostoffice,
etc.
A daughter was born to Mr.. and
MRS. Arthur Weise Of FELTON, on
Tuesday.
Degree work and a social session
will be features of the meeting Of
White Cloud tribe, /. o. r.. M. tonight
at the usual time and place.
A rehearsal of the chorus choir of
the First Congregational church will
be held this evening at the church at
Z: 80 o'clock. The director will APP
preciate a fun attendance.
Mrs. S. A. Louden was hostess
yesterday afternoon for the regular
meeting of the Ladies' union Of the
Congregational church.
Mrs. Charles Loring has returned
to her home at Crookston after a
visit with her parents, DR.. and Mrs.
barrow.
1t was announced yesterday that
Speaker Rines would appoint a Spe-
ciaI committee tt investigate boards
of trade and the operations OF grain
inspectors today. The work OF this
committee will be watched very close
ly by every farmer in the state. "a
phase of h investigation will BIZ to
find out why more No. / wheat lis
shipped out of the country elevators
than into them. Switching and termi-
AAaL III lt& e GO W q T. S~A0OA 49, G ~ OlOEOlY
looked into, 1t is said that this
work was one of the pledges made BY
Speaker Rines in his campaign
speeches.
Al petition has been filed in the
probate court at Fergus Falls asking
that Peder r. WoIdahl be appointed
guardian for his children, Henry,
Berthe, Phillip, Ida and Joseph
Woldahl, of the town Of Eagle Lake.
Their grandfather has recently died,
leaving the children about $4,000 and
appointed to handle it for them. Their
grandfather resided in Clay county.
Henry Huls, an imlement dealer
of ST. Cloud, filed a bankruptcy
petition in the United states court
OF this district Tuesday, placing his
assets at $3,319.9S of which $500 Is
exempt and his liabilities at $6.061. IS.