The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1914-08-25

SpSnu d couple OIL Gays mere on DuS1-
ness of a professional character.
County Auditor Leech has received
word from the state equalization
board that no changes are noted in
Cas- cosunty assessments his year.
Prof. Arthur Bernhard Of New York
City Is one of the arrivals in the city
this week to form a dancing class
here at the Sons of Norway hall this
fall.
Announcement has beer made of the
birth of a girl baby to Mr.. and Mrs.
Ted Evanson of us Eighth street
north. The little one arrived on Sun
day.
Mrs. r. c. Hclsington has been call
ed to Quincy, Mich, by the death of
her brother who was drowned last
Sunday afternoon while trapping with
a companion.
President and Mrs. Hansel of Fargo
college are back from their summers
Opting spent at Traverse City and
other northern Michigan summer re-
sorts. They also visited Frankfort
and Detroit
George E. Wallace Of Bismarck and
Wahpeton, a member of the North
Dakota state tax commission, spent
| yesterday in the city at the Gardner
hotel on business in connection with
the official board, of which he is a
member.
Manager Treat of the Bijou theatre
has secured the rights to show the
interesting pictures Of the official trip
of Governor Hanna to Norway this
summer. The pictures will be seen OF
the Bijou in the near future.
President Hansel of the Fargo COL
lege has been named by Governor
Hanna to represent the state of North
| Dakota at the fourth international
congress on home education which IL
to meet in Philadelphia from Sept. %
to 20.
This morning the water users along
Broadway between Second ard Fourth
avenues were unable to get water and
the water office at the city hall was
kept answering questions of "why?".
The water was cut off between the
hours of 8 a. m. and 4 p. m. while a
broken main was being repaired.
DR.. S. ]. Hill and G.. B. Vallanding-
ham of Valley City have been named
delegates from North Dakota to attend
the National Peace Jubilee at Vicks-
burg. They will be members of the
Vicksburg Veterans association. Both
are among the best known Of North
Dakota's Grand Army men.
According to the weather man it
would be a good plan for those having
flowers or green vegetables in their
gardens to them up this evening
if they wish to keep them from getting
frosted. The forecast is for fair wealth
er and the announcement Is made that
there will likely be frost in open plac-
es tonight.
Mr.. Elliott, the new manager Of the
local Woolworth store, has assumed
his duties in that institution and has
moved his family to Fargo. He sue
weeks ago. Mr.. Elliott comes from
Boone, Ia, where he was in charge of
the Woolworth store there. He says
he Is much pleased with Fargo.
Rev. s.. S. Wyand, pastor of the
Methodist church at Drayton. is going
to collect the funds for Wesley college
throughout h state this fall so that
that institution may receive the bene-
fit of the offer Of James j. Hill of $780,
900 provided an endowment of $780,
900 is raised by the people of Grand
Forks and the state of North Dako-
ia,
L. r. Willard of Marshalltown, Ia,
president of the Marshall Oil Co.. spent
the day in the city on business and
while here was a guest Of Fred A. r.
ish, vice president of the First Ma
tional bank. Mr.. Willard has been at
Sioux Falls, S. D., where he has been
making plans for the rebuilding of his
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stroyed by fire.
A new safe arrived this morning for
the office of u. S. Marshal S. j. Doyle
and will probably be installed in his
office at once. Marshal Doyle is much
pleased that the safe has come. He
has had none in his office, though
| there has been much need Of one. He
says he ordered the safe last April and
had begun to think that there wasn't
any such animal.
DR.. J.. G. Dillon has received word
that Rev. Charles Ryan Adams. form
erly pastor Of the First Presbyterian
church of this city, will arrive in Far
| go on Sept. 2 and will stop al the Dill
Ion home. Rev. Mr.. Adams will spend
the greater part of his time hunting
that and meeting old friends being the
object of his visit. He left here about
two years g and is now pastor Of
the Presbyterian church at Champaign
III.
III. C. Hurd of Rugby, who is well
known over the state and who was at
one time a publisher and postmaster
in the northern part of the common
| wealth, has been in a st. Paul hospi-
tai for the past six weeks as the re-
| suit Of an injury received about two
tyears ago. Mr.. Hurd stepped into a
| badger hole while walking across some
open country and broke one Of his
legs. The member never set properly
and it has had to be rebroken twice,
causing the BONG to become infected
He Is getting along splendiIly at the
present time and expects to to out OF
the hospital in 9 couple OF weeks