The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1913-08-09
City in Brief + /

| We are buying second hand house
hold goods. Phone 2315. --Advt.
The complete shop, engraving, print
| ing. blank book. knight Printing Co.
---Advt.
Engraved and embossed work OF
every description. knight Printing Co.
! ---Advt.
/ r. w. Wolfe Of the Y. NJ. C. A. has
as his guest, his mother, Mrs. Wolfe
| Of Marion Ina.
Taxicab and Livery; careful and
| prompt; charges reasonable. Phone
l45. evening 915.-Advt.
| Col. e. C. Geary will leave this eve
ming for Camp Perry, where he will
participate in the national shoot.
i Steamship tickets to all foreign
ports. Wheelock Insurance Agency,
i 692 Front street, phone 1006.-Advt.
4 The next telephone directory goes
4 to press Aug. 10. Order a telephone
i now that your name may appear.
i IL. -Advt.
/ Secretary Wolfe of the Y. M. C. A.
/ will address the Broadway M. E. church
II
! able &..'.5%
Don't fail to write the Sheridan
| Land & Loan Co., Plentywood, Mont,
4 If you wish a good 800 acre homestead
j, on REIMBURSEMENT. --Advt.
4 Auto enthusiasts state that the rain
will settle the dust which has hindered
| touring and put the roads in excellent
| condition for tomorrow e.. '
! N. P. Black of Grand Forks was in
| the city for few hours yesterday on
| his way home from Jamestown, where
! he had been bidding on county work.
C. J. Allen Of the Hall-Allen shoe
store, is in Alberta, Canada, where he
has extensive farms now in grain. He
will remain there for several weeks to
care for the crops, which are large.
The mems meeting at the Y. M. c..
A. tomorrow will be under the direc-
ton of Physical Director Henderson
and the college, men who are on their
way to the harvest fields. Miss Kate
! Sundfor will sing.
Krohn Herbst will leave tomorrow
| in his Premier Six for an extended
| motor trip in Minnesota. After a jour-
ney to the lakes he will leave for Min
neapolis Tuesday and will make the
return trip by easy stages.
j. Nash, representing the Sullivan
& Considine Vaudeville circuit, spent
several days in Fargo this week. Mr..
| Nash was loud in his praise of the
advancement of this city and says that
he was surprised at the building that
Is going on here now.
Wherever time Is money, the Dicta-
phone soon pays for itself and begins
piling up dividends. Its value to the
| executive head of a great business is
| in exact ratio to the value of his own
services. Shall we show you? Walker
Bros. & Hardy, Agents. -Advt.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Guy Austin and daugh-
| ter will leave tonight for Minneapolis.
where they will spend a week. Mr..
Austin will return from there to his
duties with the deLendrecie store, but
Mrs. Austin and daughter will spend
three weeks in st. Louis with reIa-
tives. ... -...
In a letter to a Fargo friend, Prof.
John w. Beach states that funeral
services were held over the remains of
his wife. who died here and whose
body was removed to Lexington, Mich,
early in the month, at the home of his
father on Aug. 4. The remains were
laid by the side of Mr.. Beach's mother
at Lexington.
DR.. Creegan of Fargo college receiv-
ed word today from Prof. r. S. Fulton
of the University of Virginia that he
had adopted Melvin Hildreth's ora
tion, the Citizen Patriot, as a model fol
his textbook which will be published
this fall While this is a splendid hon
or for Mr. Hildreth, as it will perpetu-
ate his grafton in a splendid manner
it will likewise bring the work of the
: college to the attention of every school,
j where the textbook is used.
T. c. Sellars, late Fargo manager fol
l. the Remington Typewriter Co, las
February purchased a real estate bust
i ness in Minneapolis from Jerome Viii.
Its for $3.50, giving him $3.50 In cast
i and 5000 mortgage on the furniture o.
the office. Mr. Sellars later brough
l an action against Willis in the distric
court to recover his money and have
the mortgage set aside on the ground
that same were fraudulently obtained
Judge Steele decided the case in favor
l of Mr.. Sellars and awarded him {
judgment for $203.42--and in a subse
i quent replevin action by Willis to ge
| possession of the furniture Judge w
i w. Bardwell heard the case and ha!
set aside the mortgage on account o.
being obtained by fraud, thereby Civ.