The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1914-08-14

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weeks.
Liner Flaten and family leave for the
lakes and stay over the week end.
A party Of tourists arrived in the
city from Mandan, N. D., this morning
John Georgiadies is doing a rushing
business at his stand on this side OF
the river. He always has men stand
ing in line waiting to be served.
Norman Mclean will leave in the
morning for Fergus Falls, where he
will visit for a few days with a friend
There Is a new news stand on this
side of the river near the north bridge
where all of the latest papers in the
two cities are being sold.
Miss Ruth and. Robert Ingersol who
have been visiting at Perham with the
Kiefers' for the past week, returned to
the city last evening.
Among the persons who went to the
Detroit fire in machines yesterday,
were John O'Laughlin, Wallace Rus
ness, Robert Kiefer and Peter Nockin.
Jake Kiefer, jr., and Mrs. Kiefer are
now at their summer home at Lake
Pine.
Word from Harry Babst convey the
intelligence that he and his mother
have left Jacksonville, Fla, and are
now at Bradley, ILL.,, where they will
remain for some time.
Louis Olson has returned from a
business trip to the twin cities.
Christ Poehls of Sabin was transact
ing business in the city today.
Beudix Kuehl and family of 'Sabin
spent the day In the city. 3
Mr.. and Mrs. Christ Wright and fam
lily of Sabin spent a portion Of the day
In the city.
The Rev. Mr.. Aherns, pastor of the
Sabin German Lutheran church, spent
sthe morning in the city. '-'
Joe Laden, of Mackalls' is enjoying
a two weeks vacation. He expects to
spend most of the time at the lake.
A niece of H. Wilk of Seventh street
south is expected to arrive this even
Ing from Virginia, Mimi.
Mrs: Paul, mother of Frank Byler,
has returned to her home al Dallas
City, Ill. -. .,...-
S. Marbelstone Of Taylorville, Ill.,
brother of J. Marbelstone, is a guest at
the Bachenheimer home today. Mr..
Marblestone is the father of Miss Hilda
Yellowstone Park. ....
County Commissioner Frank. Kimm
was in the city yesterday morning. He
stated that he expected to begin
threshing this afternoon.
DR.. o. ]. Hagen. who has been at
London, arrived yesterday morning at
New York. He will remain at that
city for several weeks and will devote
himself to study. Mrs. Hagen received
a telegram from the doctor yesterday
morning, announcing his safe arrival in
New York.
Mrs. Christian Granskov of Sixth
street south was hostess at a dinner
party on Tuesday evening in honor of
Lieutenant Governor and Mrs. Kraabel
Of Clifford, N. D., and Mrs. Nelson, a
sister of the lieutenant governor. Fol-
lowing the dinner the party attended
the band concert. -. !.
Mrs. Griffith, of Camera, Saskatche-
wan, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Skies
of Sixth street south, Is a guest at the
nome OF her parents. She states that
Canad feels the effects OF the big Eu-
ropean war very keenly, and that thou
sands of reservicts are being called to
their colors.
Miss Lucille Smith, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Ed. Smith, left for saltwater
for a visit of two weeks with her I'M
cle's family.
The Rev. Mr.. n Mrs. Holsinger and
daughter of Kirkhoven, Mimi, are
guests at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. E.
La Lowe of Third avenu south.
Leslie Weller and Leslie, jr., took an
auto run through Hayley, Hitterdal
and Ulen, covring a distance of los
miles. -. .
Esther Beach. the little daughter of
Joe Beach, who was shot in the head,
wastaken to a hospital for an X-ray
examination. The child is growing
weaker daily.
J. A, Nelson, of Nelson Brothers, land
men of Minneapolis, arrived in the city
Wednesday evening with a party OF
land seekers. Johnson Bros. represent
them here.
Charles j. Johnson, a farmer residing
at Hawley, died at a Fargo. hospital.
The cause of death was Uremia. The
body was taken to Hawley yesterday
for interment.
Cyrus Rufer, Rudolph Weum, John
leave on Saturday evening for the
lakes where they will spend the week
end
A. Black was among the men in the
city on business from Iowa this morn
ing. ~, (.
A party of motorists from wimble-
don, N. D., arrived in the city yester-
day afternoon and put their car in the
Comstock garage to be o~verhauled. The
rear axef had been entirely torn out on
their journey. +,
oliver" from the Comstock garage
has just received a new goat" with
which he is having a great deal of
trouble.
At 6, o'clock yesterday afternoon
there was a car in the ditch, just east
of the city on the Lake road. 1t was
hauled to h city by a big Maxwell
being unable. to come in under it's own
power on account of the magnetic hav-
ing been torn loose.
Joe Ladder narrowly escaped being
hit by a Ford when he stepped from
the side of DIR. Fulton's big Thomas
Filler at he corner of Sixth and Front
street The driver in the smaller, car
did not see him and came within an
ace of running him down. However
Mr.. Laden escaped without serious in
jury.
Curtis Pomeroy of Ba%rnesyille, Mimi,
is in the city attending the Barn esyille
cases now being taken up in
district court.
Mrs. e. w. Nelson who has been liy-
ing in Australia for the past few years
with her husband who has been work
ing for a motion picture concern there,
left last evening for San Francisco,
where she will meet her husband who
will work at the worlds fair in the
moving picture line in 1915.
Mr.. n Mrs. Axel Nelson and wife
Will leave on Sunday morning for De-
troit where they will spend a week and
then go,on to the Minnesota state park
of, the necessary things so that they
can camp In good old fashioned style
along the way.
William Humphrey returned last ev-
ening to this city after his extended
trip.
Vie 0hFll6Ol returned This morning
from Detroit, where he went yesterday
afternoon to see the fire,
The power for the Moorhead street
cars was shut off this morning between
the hours of 8 and 10 for about 20
minutes.
h gas company has finished their
work near Seventh avenue south. They
have now gone as far as they intend
towards the south.
Man catchers have been put on ali