The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1914-08-31
CITY IN BRIEF

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Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. LaSane Of
Grand Forks spent Sunday in the
city.
Francis Ganache was in Fargo from
Red Lake Falls, Mimi, to spend Sun
day with friends.
William Banholzer of Bismarck was
registered at the Webster hotel last
evening and today.
Charles w. Athey, an insurance man
Of Grand Forks, was transacting busi-
ness in Fargo today.
This evening a Scandinavian service
will be held at Glad TidingS mission
conducted by Rev. O. Hofslad, who
will also preach the sermon.
The new parsonage of the Plymouth
Congregational church is nearly COM
pleted for the family Of the new pas
tor Of the church, Rev. Mr.. Ford.
Sec. J, P Hardy of the largo Com
merCial club is home from Lake Me
lissa where he has been spending his
vacation at his cottage at that resort
A new time card went into effect on
the Milwaukee railroad Sunday. The
passenger train, which formerly left
Fargo at 7:f0 o'clock leaves now at z
o'clock in the evening.
John F. Petit. caretaker of the
courthouse, left last evening with sew
eral other Of the G. A. r. veterans for
Detroit, Mich, where he will take in
the national encampment.
Rev. j. NJ. Walters, D. D., pastor of
the First M. E. church, is home from
a trip to Glendive. Mont, where he
went to deliver a number of addresses
in that vicinity last week.
Chief Clerk Collar of the Tenth di-
vision Of the railway mail service, re-
turned this morning from a big con-
ference Of the r. NJ. s. officials in
Washington. He reports having had
nice trip.
This morning Chief Sutherland Of
the fire department and several Of the
firemen were out with the big extern
sion hook and ladder truck, trimming
up some trees on Thirteenth street
that were intervening with the fire
alarm wires.
Alberta Rogers and Hester Clements
two COlOred women, were arrested las:
night and charged with being vag-
rants and with soliciting on the streets
They pleaded not guilty before Judge
Miller this morning and their cases
were set for this afternoon. Bond was
fixed at $50
William c. Green. court reporter Of
the Third judicial district, who is soon
to become the new assistant states
attorney Of Cass county and a mem
Der Of the law firm of Fowler &, Green
returned home this morning from
spending his vacation with his family
at Lake Lizzie. Mrs. Green and son
will return later.
Ella Duggan, "Toodles," was
brought before Judge Miller this
morning on a charge of intoxication.
She pleaded not guilty to the charge
and her hearing was set for this after
noon. During the night Toodles was
in the county Jail as the wOman's ward
at the police station was full Of color
ed women.
Saturday night about thirty mem
bers of the G. A. r., departed over the
Milwaukee railroad for the national
encampment at Detroit, Mich. The
greater part Of these old soldiers were
, accompanied by their wives and they
come from various parts of the state.
They went first to Minneapolis, where
they joined other delegates and then
went on to Chicago and from there
to Detroit.
DR.. Maurice L. DoIt, a member of
the faculty of the North Dakota Ag-
ricultural college in DR.. Ladd's de-
partment, returned home Saturday
from his European trip, which he made
in company with J. H. Degnan, the
well known and popular agent of the
Milwaukee railroad. DR.. Dolt has many
interesting experiences to tell his
friends, many of which were shared by
Mr.. Degnan, who has already given an
excellent account of their trip to the
readers Of The Forum. The many
friends Of these gentlemen will be
glad to know of their safe return to
America in times Of such general ex-
citement abroad.
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