The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1914-07-31
CITY IN BRIEF

H. z. Schroeder was In the city yes
terday.
Verne Dickinson OF Ayr was In the
city yesterday.
Try one of our 5o~cent rooms. Hotel
TWeeden.--Advt.
John Mclean Of Devils Lake was In
the city yesterday.
e. 3. Mcintyre Of ArgusviIle spent
yesterday in Fargo.
Mr.. and Mrs. v. C. Mccoy anonunce
the arrival Of a daughter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence S. McColloch
announce the birth OF a son.
A. B. F1eckenstein is a new member
OF the Fargo Commercial club.
Just received a line of linen and
ratine hats for children, deLendrecie's
Millinery Department.-Advt,
Engraved n embossed work Of
every description. Knight Printing Co.
-Advt.
The complete shop. engraving, print
lng, blank book. Knight Printing CO.
-Adyt.
Miss Fannie Angel has been APP
pointed postmistress at Schaller In
Morton county.
Fred Thompson OF Seventh street
south has accepted a position with the
Merchants National bank.
Clyde Milton of Wahpeton, proprie-
tor of the Merchants hotel at that
place. was in the city yesterday.
For Saturday a. m. : choice of any
trimmed summer hats csc. Millinery
Department, deLendrecie's.-Adyt.
The First Methodist church will ex-
tend ar invitation to DR.. w, J, Calfee,
q well known evangelist, here to con-
duct a series Of services about the
middle OF September.
For Saturday a. m. white silk or
white hats, choice 80 cents. de-
Lendrecie's Millinery Department.
. -Adyt.
Through the Hodgson Realty Co, a
real estate transfer was made yester-
day Of the Arthur Olson property on
Eighth avenu south to Mrs. Ferdin-
and Piper, who takes possession Sept
!.
Secy. r. r. Wolf Of the Y, M. C. A.,
will return from Grand Forks tonight,
where he is attending the Grand Forks
fair and boosting the gas tractor
school associated with the Fargo as
ISOLATION
United States Marshal s. +. Doyle
is spending a few days on his farm
near Darlington. Marshal Dayle has
communicated to Fargo friends the
information that crops in his section
of the state are in. splendid condition,
and the farmers are optimistic over
the outlook.
The ghost will walk for Fargo's city
employees tomorrow, the payroll hav-
ing been allowed It the last meeting
of the commission. Bills are not paid
the first of the month, however. All
that are received by the auditor to.
day will be passed upon by the COM
mission Wednesday,, and will then be
paid. ~
DR.. H. G. Leonard, former pastor of
the Methodist church, now of Minnea-
polls, will be the speaker at the Mems
meeting at the Y. M. G. A., Sunday
afternoon. DR.. Leonard is well known
to many Fargoans, and will need no
introduction The meeting will be
held in the boys room, the coolest
place in the building and one of the
coolest rooms in town.
John Claymore and Henry William
son were sentenced by Judge Miller to
pay fines of $50 or spend sixteen days
in Jail on charges Of vagrancy. The
men were picked up at the show
grounds by a circus detective and a
deputy sheriff, their associations hav-
ing more to do with their arrest than
the mere charge Of vagrancy, but these
were charges that would not insure
conviction even if apparently variant
ed.
About twenty-five crooks who
operated at the state fair and expected
to continue operations at Grand Forks
have been ousted from the latter place
owing to the watchfullness and activity
of local authorities cooperating with
the Grand Forks police. One of the
fellows secured a concession here and
sublet 1t to his pals, and they operated
their game In many sections Of the
fair grounds. They were not spending
any more than necessary, either, tine
entire lot Of them putting up at q
local hotel where only four Of them
were registered.
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