The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1914-08-04
built and the house generally put in

built and the house generally put l.
repair. -., .4
r. W. Shoemaker's horses which h
has been using on his meat wagon i
Fargo. took fright his morning an
ran away. They started for the mort
bridge and 1t was only after man
narrow escapes that they were stoppe
in Moorhead. after running at a hig
rate of speed through concentrate
traffic for nearly four blocks.
Charles Hageline of this city has JUS
purchased a new launch and Is running
It, on Pelican lake. ....
]. F. Brown Of st. Paul is a visitor Il
the city today.
August Nelson Of Casselton is in tn
city today IN business.
Red Nelson and Miss Elsie Burr will
he married on the first Of September a
the nome OF the latter. They will tax,
up housekeeping at their new residenc
on the corner of Thirteenth street an,
Seventh avenue Fargo. The honey
moon has not been decided upon DIS yet
=: Sullivan is IN the city on busiIe
from Lemon. N. D.
H. Tandrem of Perley is spending tn,
day in the citv.
Maurice Anderson Of Tower City. N
D., Is a guest at the Scandal hotel to.
The little German band, known In
many parts Of Moorhead as 1.-THE Hun
g. HlNO Liz SItll Will US. "A Iull aC-
count of their travels in. this country
will be published in the Moorhead de-
partment OF the Fargo Forum on We'd
nesday evening. -~-' !
Mr.. and Mrs. Geiger are guests at
the home. of Mr.. and Mrs. H. H. Han
son of this city. "i<.
Mrs. F. L. Bowler and her daughter
left last evening for Fisherman's camp,
just north Of Dorset, Mimi
Among the new cottages this year
at Killarney beach on Pelican lake Is
a very pretty summer home being
erected by people from Fort Wayne,
Kansas.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ballard and family Of
this city report he fishing is fine at
Pelican lake.
Edwin Eklund is among the tourists
from this city, in England. He left
New York on July 1 and he has not
been heard from since.
Miss Florence Eklund who has been
attending school at the Moorhead
State normal for the past year Is visit
ing in Lake Park with friends.
Russell Murray has just returned
from a visit in Grand Forks with his
parents.
Edwin Mime of Hawley is a visitor
in the city today.
Dan Mcdonald of Hawley is taking
his summers outing at Cormorant lake
this year with his family.
Peter Nokken returned home this
morning with a somewhat bruised team
of horses. It was his team. which was
| nthe mad runaway last evening. A
few wheels were repaired on the buggy
and now Peter Nokken is little the
worse for his experience.
1t seems rather hard for the Red
Men and the Ford baseball clubs to
come to an understanding as to where
and when to play the deciding game
for the championship of the minor
leagues Of the city. It will probably
be played on Saturday next, at the
high school grounds.
6. D. McCubery will leave in a few
days for his summer home at Lake
Rose.
Professor Edwards of the Moorhead
high school and Attorney Tillotson re-
turned today from a fishing trip to
the lake country. Mr.. Edwards son,
Carol Edwards accompanied the
party.
O. w. Flaten will leave tomorrow
for his summer home on Lake Melis-
sa.
RUDE Guimbelby is in the city for a
short stay from Little Falls, MINI.
S. B. Swenson, who recently moved
here from Macintosh, Mimi, Is erect
ing a residence on Sixth street south,
near the Concordia college. He pur-
the ground from Professor Ton
ming of the Concordia college.
T. r. Richardson. express agent of
the Great Northern depot here. Is ex-
his wife home soon from a
visit to Michigan.
Miss Ruth Ingersoll. Miss Katie
and Wayne Ingersol are spend
ing a few weeks at Perham in the
cottage. Jacob Kiefer returned
Monday In his machine.
Mrs. Rudolph Lutkins of st. Paul is
visiting hero with her friends
William Diemert left this morning
for the lakes with a party of friends.
Sander Bennitte of this city is Wis.,
ting in Georgetown for a few weeks
with his brother-in-law.
Charles Lacrosse and Miss Myrtle
.orby were married last evening at
the home of the bride. The house was
ers. Friends and relatives of both bride
and bridegroom were there in large
numbers. The display Of presents for
the happy couple was magnificent.
They will take w their residence in
after a somewhat extensive
trip in the east.
Mrs. A. M. Brown, who has been hav-
ing extremely bad luck with poisoning
entirely recovered.
Victor Paxton of the Freeburg Groc-
cry company left this morning for De-
where he will spend his vaca-
H. w. Derby of Minneapolis Is a
guest at the Comstock hotel today.
A. Anderson Of Crookston Is a guest
at the Comstock.
G. j. Wheelright is stopping at the
for a few days.
c. M. Sharp OF st. Paul Is on business
the city.
Among the visitors at the Comstock
today are. c. Armstrong, st. Paul; Theo
Hamilton, Crookston; w, Hoffman
Of st. Paul; NJ. A. Johnson of Valley
City: John Jorden of Valley City and
Karl L. Hart of Hillsborrow, n. D..
Jacob Mack Of Dickinson, N. D., was
a visitor In the city yesterday.
A Great Work Going On.
During the past month. there have
certainly been things doing at the
clad TidingS mission. Of which q It i