The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1914-08-06

to continue. No. z a due at IL!
this morning and did not reach tow
until nearly noon.
Ralph Paxton is intending to go or
his vacation to the lakes in a short
time.
Loads of black dirt and clay are being
hauled upon fat cars east Of the city
The dirt is being used in repairing the
tracks.
h railway ditch between Fourth
and Fifth streets south is rapidly be-
ing filled up with clay being taken from
the streets which are being paved.
Stanley" the dog catcher, reports
that he shot six of the lot Of dogs in
the pound, which were not paid for by
their owners yesterday. ..~
A party of motorists from Frazee,
Mimi, arrived in the city last evening.
John O'Laughlin and Norman Nc
Lean, the two speed iends Of the city,
who are always busy tearing up the
roads in the country around Moorhead
on their motorcycles, will leave this
afternoon for Detroit, Mimi, where
they will spend a few days.
Gle Hagestead was a visitor in the
city this morning.
Among the men from the country in
the city on business this morning was
Malcomb Vallein.
Gus Gunderson came to! the city this
morning with a load Of new potatoes,
for which he received the meager sum
of 81 a bushel.
Joe Lang, who was operated upon at
the Northwestern hospital yesterday
for tumor, is doing nicely and is up
and around once more. The operation
was a very painful one but Nothing"
took it without the aid of drugs.
Lloyd Junkin and Irwin Edwards are
planning a trip to Pelican lake in the
near future upon the formers. machine.
They will stop with relatives in that
locality.
Florence Beck went to Lake Melissa
to stay for q few weeks with the liver
Thompson of this city.
In the opinion of Gus Eklund, who
has not heard from his son, Edwin, who
is travelling in Sweden, for almost two
weeks, the mails from the foreign
countries have been DELAYED for some
reason or another. Mr.. .Eklund ex-
poets word in a short while from his
son and Is getting worried over his
whereabouts.
Margaret EkIund is visiting, at pres
ent, with friends in Sabin.
ILL III A4O4 ~ LA1O1luy l. lloNS
been on a short visit to Wadena, are
home once more.
Prof. c.. A. Ballard came up from
the lake yesterday.
Sheriff Gilbertson of Glenwood
spent the morning in the city on
business.
M. J. Barrett Of Peoria, ILL.,, was
the guests at the Comstock
hotel.
Miss Nell Bowman who a year ago
was secretary to Superintendent Cd
wards of the high school, was re-
Gently married and is now living at
Worcester, Mass.
Mrs. Ress' mother, who has been
her guest for the past week, returned
morning to her home at Ray
mond, S. D.
One Of the county's big traction
graders is at work on the road which
runs north and south on the east
side Of the courthouse.
Rasmus Kirkhorn and M. O.. valan
Of, Rustad were t~ransacting business
in the city today.
A. c. Fevig. deputy county audi
is spending his vacation at the
in the vicinity of Alexandria.
County Commissioner M. o. Solum
and S. o. Iverson were GAINESVILLE
representatives in the city on Tues
day.
Judge Thomas Torson has return
from Pelican lake, where he spent
past week with his family at their
lake camp.
Sen. Charles S. Marden Is expected
from the lake today.
Mo- YTTa11:.-- r-- ~
visiting. with friends at Marshall,
Mimi, for the past few weeks, is ex-
pected home this evening. /
Miss Katie Kiefer returned from Per-
this morning.
Miss Ruth Ingersol and her brother,
Wayne will remain at the Kiefer cot
tage for a short time.
Sam Fields is back from Fergus
Falls, where he has been for the past
few days on an important business |
James Sharp. jr., of this city is hard
at work pedaling a bicycle about the
streets and doing a rushing business
in the collecting line.
An old two cylinder a which has
been in the Comstock garage for the
past month has been built into a. truck.
The cut-out is rather loud but it seems
to do the work.
Among the guests at the Comstock
today, were A. B. Headblon, E. J.
Ostburg and O.. M. Lundstrom. These
three men are from Nebraska and are
in the city on land business.
w. 2. More is a prospective buyer
from Nebraska who was among the
guests at the Comstock this morning.
B. Jeagen of Minneapolis was a visit
or in the city today.
Alfred Johnson of Halstad, Mimi,
was in the city OIL business today.
Mrs. F. E. Baldwin Of this city will
leave for st. Paul in the morning to
an extended visit with relatives.
Dan Donaldson, who is the govern
ment electrician working, on the new
postoffice will return to Minneapolis |
on his motorcycle on Sunday with two
friends.
Dan Ness is on a vacation at present.
Hank Draggee, who resides south Of
the city came to Moorhead last evening !
with a large number of clusters Of
the tree. They were put on display in |
the Berrigan barber shop by Ike"
is now giving daily lectures on
the art of raising apples in the country.
Thomas McCauley and H. r. Draggee
Of this city took a forty mile trip into
country last evening and returned
this morning.
TWO automobile parties came in from
Hawley this morning to spend the day
in the city with friends.
Nick White of Morris was a guest
last evening in the city.
Albert Erickson and Rudolph Med
viii leave on Friday morning for the |
lakes. where they will spend their sum-
vacation.
Joe Hoff of Georgetown. left last
night for Hunter, N. D., where he will
over land with the, prospect of
buying a farm in hat locality.