The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1914-08-31

M Is. Johnson OF Grand FORKS was
in town Sunday.
Try one OF our 50-cent rooms. Hotel
Tweeden.-Advt
c. r. Weber of jamestown spent
Sunday in Fargo.
W. F. Redmon was a Mapleton visi-
tor in the city over Sunday.
T. H. Hagen of Gardner was regis
tered at the Waldorf yesterday.
Household goods for sale; 114O Fifth
street onrth. Phone 1S27-L.-Advt.
Hillsboro in the metropolis on Sunday.
The complete shop, engraving. print
ing, blank book. Knight Printing Co.
-Advt.
The Royal Neighbors enjoyed a pic
mic in Oak Grove on Saturday. This is
an annual affair for the lodge.
| Offices For Rent-Two ground floor
Offices, Morton building, inquire Of
Page-Benedict Land Co-Advt.
Charles F. Winters Of the Winters
& Nelson pool hall in Gardner, was
among the visitors in Fargo today.
The Misses Helena M. Topke and
Ida Albin, both of Bismarck, were
among the Sunday visitors in the
metropolis.
Rev. o. Holstad will conduct a
IScandinavian service this evening the
the Glad Tidings mission on lower
Front street.
Mrs. G. A. Mcdonald of Aberdeen,
is. D.. was among the visitors in Far
go on Sunday. She was making train
connections here.
H. L. Smith, editor Of The Leonard
Journal was among the veterans who
have gone to Detroit to attend the
grand army annual encampment.
J. A. Shannon of the firm Of Shannon
& Shannon, architects of Devils Lake,
arrived in the city last evening and
spent today in Fargo on business.
| State bank of Walcott, was an arrival
in the city Sunday evening and spent
| part of today in town on business.
The work Of remodeling the parson-
age of the Plymouth Congregational
church, which has been in progress
during the summer is about COM
pleted.
| E. L. Eylar of Minneapolis. manag-
er of the National Casulty Co., with
headquarters in Fargo for the last
year, has been promoted to agency
supervisor of the company for the en-
tire northwest, and will have offices in
Minneapolis hereafter.
I. R. Carlson Of the Interior Lum-
ber Co. reports that dandy nine and
a half pound boy baby arrived at his
home at 821 Tenth street north on
Sunday morning at 2:25 o'clock. Both
mother and child are getting along
splendidly and the happy parents are
receiving the congratulations of their
many friends.
Last evening a party of six Fargo
and Moorhead people made catch Of
sixty five pike in Little Pine lake,
which is one of the largest catches
that has been made in some time. The
fishers were Lynn Stambaugh. Thorn
as V. Hull, Miss Margaret Hollister of
Fargo and Mr.. and Mrs. A. H. Erick-
son and Miss Keifer of MOorhead. The
catch was made in comparatively
short time. Every fish caught was
good sized.
Last evening the fire department was
called to the Edwards block at the
corner of N. P. avenue and Broadway,
where fire had been discovered in a
the elevator shaft. This store room is
sort Of a closet, where the janitor Of
the building keeps his mops, brooms
and other material. 1t is supposed that
spontaneous combustion was the cause
Of the fire No damage was done to
amount to anything.
The annual Presbyterian picnic will
be held next Thursday afternoon from
II to Z o'clock IN Oak Grove. This pic
mic is an annual event and is for all
members of the church and for all
Presbyterians, VINO are urged 70 attend
and get acquainted. Everyone is ask
od to bring a basket and those who are
boarding where getting a basket would
he difficult are requested to bring
fruit and the other things will na
forthcoming. A splendid time is plan"
ned. There will be sports for young
and old.