The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1914-08-26
CITY IN BRIEF

Prof. r. c. Holsington is much i'm
proved in health.
Try one of our 5O-cent rooms. Hotel
Tweeden.-Advt
Mr. and Mrs. Ted Evanson announce
the birth of a daughter.
j. F. Callahan was in tho city yes
terday on legal business from Cassel-
ton.
The complete shop. engraving. print
ing' blank book. Knight Printing Co.
-Advt.
A. E. Rivard of st. Paul, the bank
supply man, was in the city yesterday
on business.
Engraved and embossed work OF
every description. knight Printing Co.
-Advt.
Albert August Erdman, q German
living near Durbar, took out his first
papers yesterday for naturalization.
A marriage license was issued last
evening to Glen Proctor Mink and
Miss Maurita LIE Verne Hamilton, both
Of Fargo.
Ten trunks were hauled in by the
police last night and came before
Juicy NAliASl Iu1S uloI uIuS lOI ILSAE
medicine.
Oscar Gullickson of Park River is
spending the week in the city visiting
friends. Mr.. Gullickson was one Of
the all-star athletes at the University
of North Dakota and is widely known
over the state.
Dean Robinson of Fargo college re-
turned Monday evening from his sum-
mer vacation spent at his old home at
Beloit,. Wis, n at points in the vi
entity Of Chicago. The dean is pleased
to be back again and prophesies a big
year for the college on the hill, Of
which he is vice president.
United States Marshal Doyle and his
deputies have received the new safe
which has been ordered for the mar
shals office for some time. The new
safe was installed yesterday by Mar
shall Doyle, assisted by the strong
right arms of Chief Deputy Duis, Dep
uty Gammons and others.
Through transformation it was stat
ed in The Forum recently in the an
nouncement of the death of the late
LLOYD A. Cole that the deceased was
a married a The bereaved father
states that his son was a single man
and leaves, besides his parents, two
younger brothers..
The basement of the city hall is be-
ing fixed and will be put to use in the
future. Half of the basement had been
provided with a concrete floor out
owing to trouble with the 1t
could not be made much use of. This
trouble has been remedied and a force
of men are at work installing a con-
crete foor in that portion of the base
ment has not been so provided.
Contractor Birch has a force Of men
at work making repairs to the new
pavement in the Fifth ward. In places
some Of this new pavement had
buckled slightly causing small ridges
to appear. These ridges are being cut
out and new pavement put in place.
Some. holes caused by the installation
of water and sewer pipes leading from
the mains TO buildings are also being
repaired.
A correction in the announcement Of
Prof. Arthur Bernhard, tho New York
dancing teacher who has opened
classes in Fargo at the Sons Of Nor
hall, is that he will receive pupils
every day from 10 o'clock in the morn
Glasses will also be given instruction
every Tuesday and Friday evenings.
Professor Bernhard announces an as
sembly for the neal future.
Last evening an insane man wander
ed into the police station. He tooK
of his hat hung it OF the door and
going to the west wSIl rang an i'm
imaginary telephone and taking down
an equally imaginary receiver held
a conversation with himself. The
police took charge of him and locked
him up. He gave his name as John P.
Hanson and said that he came from
Fergus Falls. He also claimed that
he lived in Fargo for about four years
at one time. 1t is believed that he
MAY have been released from the
Minnesota asylum and became derangcd
again. He will be brought before the
insanity commission.
Baked.
Detroit Free Press: "HoW's your
garden getting along?"
Great. You could drive an auto