The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1914-08-13
CITY IN BRIEF

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United States Marshal Doyle has
returned to Fargo from a trip to his
home town.
Bishop Tyler, of the diocese OF
North Dakota, arrived In the city last
evening from his trip to the south.
Wanted-several men for checking
grain at threshing machine. Apply by
telephone. The Armenia and Sharon
Land Coz Armenia, N. D.-Advt.
Fol- sale-7 per cent municipal i'm
provement district warrants. The Hag-
CART Construction Co., so Broadway.
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Dean Robinson is expected t. return
to the city about Aug. 20 in Older 10
be here in plenty of time to arrange
for the opening Of Fargo college.
TT tHS hiSt tLIIiS III quite q Wnlie
there was nothing on the police dock
ct this morning. Judge Miller al
taking a much deserved rest.
The city market was crowded as
usual this morning. Milk and cream
were brought to the city by one farm
er who found a ready sale for his dairy
products.
DIR. H. g. Leonard, formerly pastor
OF the First Methodist church here.
game up from the lakes and conducted
the funeral of the child of Mr.. and
Mrs. John Jones.
A teachers EXAMINATION was started
this morning by CO. Eupt. j. w. Riley
and will be continued over to tomor-
row afternoon or evening. There
were a large number taking the tests,
the district court room being used.
A marriage license was issued yes
terday afternoon from Judge Hanson's
court to Miss Anna Marie FauIders Of
Moorhead n Arthur Richard Warner
OF this city. Both young people are
well known in Fargo and Moorhead.
Krohn Herbst has returned f.on an
extended camping trip down the Mis-
sissippi river. During his absence he
visited friends at Red Wing, Roches-
ter, Lacrosse and other places en-
route. He reports a most delightful
time.
Two new auto trucks have made
their appearance in the city. One for
the rapid delivery of trunks has been
purchased by the Young Transfer Co..
and the other, a five ton White truck
the largest in the state, has been re-
ceiVed by the Standard Oil Co.
Lost-Sunday night between Great
Northern station and my home on
Fourth avenue south, a Knight
Templar watch charm. The finder will
be suitably rewarded by returning the
same to me at the Masonic temple. w.
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County superintendent Riley is get
ting ready for the opening of the dis
trtct schools of Cass county, Most of
the school will open in the first or
second week Of September, a great
many will begin on Sept. 1 A few OF
the schools will not begin until the
latter part Of that month.
Fifteen of the thirty three negroes
rounded up by the police along the
river and charged with vagrancy and
other minor charges were sentenced
by Judge Miller, police magistrate, and
are held in the city bastile. The SEN
fences range from SO or eight DAYS to
$50 or forty days. The remainder Of
the bunch were turned loose and told
to hike. which they did all but a very
few that were working.
The Aberdeen American Of last
Sunday contained a splendid picture
of Miss Laura May Carroll. of Aber-
deem, and second vice president of the
South, Dakota Pharmaceutical associ-
atiqn. Miss Carroll is q Fargo girl who
for quite a long time was pharmacist
at the Bruce Crusoe drugstore in this
city. The South Dakota Pharmaceut-
ical association is holding a convention
is holding a convention in Aberdeen
and Miss Carroll took a prominent
part on the program. She has a wide
circle Of friends in Fargo who will be
delighted to know of her rapid ad-
vancement in the profession in South
Dakota. g..