The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1913-11-15

of the monster railroad yards in st.
Louis. The delayed material will be
rushed to Moorhead now with all pos
sible haste. .
Among the guests at the Comstock
were the members and friends of the
Fosston high school football squad,
headed by V. Johnson, the manager.
Agent Stodder Of the Northern Paci-
f1c returned from a trip to st. Paul
yesterday morning. He says that
Joe Neville had charged of a person
ally conducted tour to Los Angeles,
Cal, n returned from his trip to
the coast while he was in st. PAUL.
He also stated that Route Agent J.. p.
Collins of the Northern Express, was
out on Tuesday for, the first time
Since last May. He was stricken with
typhoid fever at that time, and seri-
Gus complications have made his re-
coYery very slow. When Mr.. Neville
first began to work with Mr.. Stodder
two or three years he had never
been, south of Moorhead and his rise
in ~railroading has been very rapid.
The first installment Of goods for
the Houglum Furniture Co., has ar
rived, two carloads, and they are be-
ing unloaded into the building which
the company is to occupy at the cor
her Of Fourth and Front streets. a..
An unfortunate accident befell En-
gineer Bastien Of the city electric
electric light works yesterday. He
was working on a ladder from which
he fell. No bones were broken but the
rnan was badly bruised, but will soon
be about again. z"
The so-called secret wedding re-
ported in the morning paper was pro-
nounced a fake pure and simple by
fIa "a. SnroNn- 1Nn1-+i~o~l g., %I- 49,
his morning.
Governor Eberhart will make a Wis
it to Barnesville e Tuesday night
and will address the commercial club
on the public utilities bill. After the
address there will be "a smoker to
enable h chief executive of the state
20 meet the business men. The city
band and officers Of the club will meet
the governor at the railroad station on
his arrival from Moorhead.
Everett c. Colby of GAINESVILLE was
a guest in the city last night.
Moorhead was represented at the
Chlcago-Minnesota football game al
Minneapolis this afternoon. and among
the visitors was Jack Lamb. ..
Services will be held in the Roman
Catholic church. at Sabin tomorrow by
Rev. Father Otto and it Is expected
that Bishop Corbett of the diocese of
Crookston will be the celebrant Of the
mass.
Judge Wilson of Saltwater attended
a yer successful oyster supper serv-
ed by the Ladies' Aid society of the
Spring Prairie church. There was al
so a well ~patronized sale of work in
connection with the supper.
A blind pig case at Fergus Falls was
expected to supply. entertainment for
a lot of folks at Fergus Falls yester-
day, but when the case was moved by
the city attorney the defendant, Will
liam SULTAN, through his attorney,
James A. Brown, entered a plea OF
guilty to the sale OF, a bottle Of
whisky to one John Beckwith and a.
fine Of $50 and costs was imposed, and
paid. Sultan conducted the pool hall
in connection with the Grand hotel.
A marriage license RAJ issued to
Virgil c. Hamilton Of McHenry coun-
ty,. N. D., and Olive M, Ref at Fergus
Falls yesterday. $3.50. -.
In the United States court at Fergus
Falls, before Judge Amidon, Albert
Hoquet pleaded guilty to the. charge
Of having in his possession goods
stolen while in Interstate transit, and
was given a three months sentence
in the county Jail at Duluth. The
goods In question were two pairs of
shoes, stolen from a car