The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1914-08-05

pear and the colored prisoner was CIV
en- his freedom. It was less than two
hours after the alleged oftense was
committed that the prisoner answering
the description was In the dock. which
spells. efficiency in the Moorhead police
department.. 10
jay Hanson of Fergus Falls spent
Sunday here with his parents. 2.
The German band which has been
Ifavoring the public Of Moorhead with
music for the past week, ave passed
beyond. Namely, over onto Front street,
Fargo. On being interviewed for a story
by a reporter from The Forum, the
leader refused fatty to divulge any
and all secrets Of his life work, so that
it will be impossible for the readers
of the Moorhead department to enjoy
a detailed account of their travels. 1t
is thought. however. that they started
from GERMANY and are bound no place
at all in particular.
Sam Fields of the Palace clothing
house of this city is in Fergus Falls
on business today.
Clara Jerde is now the cashier at
the Palace
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Leak are con-
templating a trip into the lake country
soon.
Undoubtedly one OF the biggest
things that has happened materially to
IMoorhead in the past year ts the fact
that one is now able to get a big
cold drink of pure water whenever he
wants it. The fountain which is do
ing the most service is situated on
Fourth street south and it is probable
that there will be many more installed
soon on the other streets in the city
Helmer Jne of Hawley is a visitor
in the city today.
Among the men in the city. today on
business is Arthur Lewis of Lemon.
N. D.
H. F. King of st. Louis. Mo-. is in
the city on business.
Albert Schafer of Butte, Mont. Is a
visitor at the Scandal today.
William McKone is in the city on
business from Port, Arthur.
John Allen of Casselton is visiting
with friends in Moorhead today.
S. Moe, who was recently hurt bv e
fall from his motorcycle, is now on the
streets again and is doing nicely.
J. Tunney, on coming to the city
this morning from Stockwood, Mimi.
reports that there was a slight shower
of hail in that locality last evening.
Wallace Rusness will leave soon for
a short stay at Shoreham, Mimi.
The Odd Fellows will meet this eve
ming at the Masonic hall at 8 o'clock
Directly after this first meeting the
North Star encampment will meet. A
good attendance is solicited
Or" Sullivan of the Moorhead anc
Fargo baseball club was put to worl
yesterday afternoon on two Of his owl
men in the double header against
Winona. In the second game Murphy
v-oc 6,1rt NV q fn1Jl Tin h11f rpS1lT m or
playing. A little later the second base
man was hurt in the knee and time
was called for a, few minutes while the
said Or" Sullivan got in some more
of his good work.
DR.. Fulton of this city and Joe
Wydel of the Moorhead and Fargo
baseball club took a short tour through
the two cities this morning on a sight
seeing trip, in DR.. Fulton's Thomas
Flyer.
George Thompson and Harry Hers,
chlib Of Moorhead. left last evening
for the lakes to spend a short vaca-
ton.
Oscar Russness recently returned
from Bemidji, Mimi, where he ha:
been spending his vacation.
Mable ~Iverson, who has been visit
ing with friends here for the past few
weeks, returned to Scandal, Wis, this
morning.
Joe Lang of Fourth street south was
sent to Northwestern hospital this
morning for an operation on a dry
tumor near his right ear. The opera
ton is an extremely painful one anC
it is thought hat it will be necessary
for the young man to remain at the
hospital for a number Of avs.
Harry Leak of this city, owner anc
manager Of the Lyceum theatre here
is suffering with a very painful tooth
which has been bothering him for some
/ time.
Albert Westerdahl, drummer at the
ILyceum theatre, is at Detroit lake or
his vacation.
Albert Paul. of the Lyceum theatre
who has been spending a few weeks
in st. Paul and Minneapolis, has re
turned to the city and is once more or
duty.
John Monahan, a transient, began g
twenty-day sentence in the Clay
county Jail yesterday morning fol
petit larceny. He was sentenced By
, of picking the pockets of John White
!, with whom he was sitting on a lumber
/ pile near the river bank at the south
bridge. Three Firms were witnesses
against Monahan.
ALIVE Jones and wife were in towr
r this morning getting harvest supplies
, Leslie Welter is having a large sigr
= painted on his warehouse on Sixth
; street south. He will have all of the
, warehouses which he owns OF a uni
form color with signs exactly alike.
On Sixth street south the railway
company left a big fruit car across tn
sidewalk, making it necessary for thu
| passersby to go out into the street
The car remained here for almost thu
whole of the morning.
A telegram was received this morn,
: ing by relatives in the city that Mr.
: and Mrs. Mat Simonitsch were safel!
landed in New York city.
: George Dart of this city ie spending
the summer in Portland, Ore, on bus
: mess. The two boys. Curtis and Al
bert. nave not been homo for tw'
} years. They are travelling III the cas-
: and are contemplating taking a for
eign tour with their own and origina
3 vaudeville act. ..- .-'. ..-f-
, Ed. Wilson, who recently purchase
= a big Mitchell, is PLANNING another tril
through the lake country.
L. Larson, who has a farm eigh
1 miles south of Moorhead, drove in thi
morning to get harvest supplies.
Sen. Charles S. Marden is expecte,
home today from Killarney beach
where his summer home is located.
t The Ladies' Aid society of the Pres
t byterian church met this afternoon a
s. the church. .
The funeral Of the late Theo. I
Wheelright WAS held this afternoon