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

er country.
George Auxtod is in the city from
Audebon, Mimi.
Archie Whaley, deputy sheriff o
Clay county. is taking a short vaca,
ton lear FraZee, Mimi.
Mig, Schill, who has been with hi
brother, Joe Schill, at Rochester
Mimi, while he was undergoing medi,
cal treatment, has returned to the city
and states that. his brother is doins
very nicely after his operation.
Thomas McCauley of this city is on.
templating a trip, to start on Monday
or the coming week, to Waukon, Ia.
where he will spend a few days on
business. -.
X. G. COPYRIGHT, who was a resident
or this city thirteen years ago, but who
is now located. at Butte, Mont, was in
the city this morning or business and
making. a number Of calls on old
friends. ... "
Charles B. Erdel came UP from De-
troit lake this morning.
Mrs. T. ]. Lewis of Chicago, Ill, is
visiting her sister, Mrs. John Berg, of
Fourth street south.
James Peterson. who has been OF.
he normal school street car line for
~O~J ASSA SS"to, LdS pOCh d1lSLC Iva
to the DilWorth and courthouse run.
There was great excitement at the
ball game yesterday afternoon when
a Fargo fan tried to "clean up" an ex-
prize fighter, namely the umpire. There
would have been some thing doing
too if 1t had not been for Manager
Dickinson of the home club.
The Red Men and the Moorhead
White Sox are to play at the high
school grounds here on Sunday. Mana
ger Melander of the Red Men states
that he has a surprise in store for the
White Sox who have been making a
very good record for themselves dur
ing the past year.
Harry Nord, motorman on the nor
school line who has been in the
of the Moorhead and Fargo
car line since it was first put
the two cities, has been transferred
from the old normal run to the Moor
head courthouse and Dilworth run.
Sen. Charles S. Marden of this city
came up from Lake Pelican yes
afternoon, here HI has his
sumwmer home located, states that
there are no roads at all through the
country, having been swept
away by the great rains recently.
Julian Thompson of GAINESVILLE,
Mimi, who is a graduate of Yale col
Iege is planning on taking a trip in a
"raceabout' with a college
from New Haven, Conn, to the
fair in San Francisco in 1915.
Miss Lottfe Thompson of Barnes
Vile, Mimi, will attend the Fargo Col
.ege Conservatory of music this win
ter.
Miss Hazel Mueller, who has been
,eaching for the past year in the west,
vacation.
normal school, is away Oh a visit in |
Minnesota.
E. J. Wheeler Of this city left for
this morning, where he will
ipend a few days on business.
Johnson Wagner, who drives a big
Buick car, has been in the country
over the crops during the past
wo days.
D. Stratdee, who has been employed
y the Mnorhead and Fargo street car
inc for the past year, is taking q short
'acation.
Concrete is being mixed today fF
he concrete walk to be laid arourAI
Catholic school. The work on tie,
uilding Of the schoolhouse Is pro-
ressing rapidly. ....
Joe Land and his mother, with a
Of friends, will leave for Lake
this afternoon at 4 o'clock.
Florence Beck, daughter of Mayor
BECK, will return from Lake Melissa
n Monday morning, where she has
cen on a visit with the liver Thomp-
family of this city.
49,
outh returned fro ma six weeks visit
It Hudson, Wis, and Spring Grove,
linn. Mrs. Miller had not visited these
Genes of her childhood for many years,
nd h enjoyed her visit immensely.
Fergus Falls Journal: Jay Hanson
afternoon for Moorhead and
fter spending a day or two there will
20 Of to Detroit and. theme to the twin
titles on a business trip, returning the
Irst of next week.
F. F. Melcher, one of the prominent
merchants of Burlington, Ia, is spend
the day in the city. He has been
pending the week at different points
n the Red i've valley and declares
the half hi not been told Of its
wonderful fertility.
Mrs. Newton of Fargo was hostess
yesterday afternoon to a company CIV
n in honor of Mrs. Byron Greene of
Mich, who with her hus-
,and and daughter are guests at the |
:. 7. Pomeroy home.
Mrs. e. F.. O'Laughlin and Mrs. Her
niger entertained the ladies Of st.
'oseph church on Thursday afternoon.
Mrs. Mike Palen of Crookston is the
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. F.
Palen.
Charles A. Forbes of st. Paul, a mem
Ter of the State Highway commission,
pent Thursday in the city in consulta-
with Commissioner Wright.
Mrs. Hooper, twin sister. of L. e.
owe, completed her visit In the city
n Thursday n departed for her home
It Davenport, la. 49,. F.
On Thursday a most artistically ap-
'ointed reception was rendered by Mrs.
T. Pomeroy of Seventh street south,
o her sister,, Mrs. Byron Greene of
Mich. ~.
City Atty. Garfield A. Rustad camel
Ip from the. lake yesterday morning.
lie will return to Nason's bay on Mon
Iay and will bring his family home.
h workmen at the government
' o1iding are RrepaSing to put in a new
Mrs. L.. D. Evans is spending a few
weeks at her old home in Indiana.
P. j.. Haas of Tacoma, WASH, is a
at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. r.
/. Lamb OF Sixth street south.
Gunder O. Lee of Glyndon was among
he visitors to the city yesterday.
Sen Chas. s. Marden came up from
he lake yesterday. He will probably
eturn this afternoon.
Mrs. August Fischer of Georgetown
$ In the. city, the guest of her daughter
Grs. Wambach.
Bury the Wreck Victims.
Joplin, Aug, s.-The funerals of
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