The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1916-11-22
Herbst,a for hosisry.-Advt.

Herbst's for hosiery.-Advt
Try Doyle's 25c Taxi Service. Tel.
13s.-Advt.
Paul Holmen is Binford guest in
the city today.
Eat some of Howard's shell Ash.
610-W Front St--Advt- ..
Shoes at popular prices at the new
shoe store. Hagen Sc Plattner.-Advt.
DR.. E e. Basye, osteopath, suite 4s5
de l4endrecie Block. Phone SS37.-
Advt
E. Grandadam of Lisbon, is among
the Ransom county visitors in Fargo
this afternoon.
We do hemstitching and picot
edging. Singer Sewing Machine Co.,
I'll Broadway.--Advt.
G.. w. Canning a prominent farmer
residing near Hendrun, is looking aft
er various business matters in the city
today.
Among the Valley City visitors in
Fargo today are Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
Bartz, jr., who are guests at the
Elliott.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. w. Wakeman of
Hope, passed through Fargo yester-
day, bound for California, where they
will spend the winter.
Powers: w. M. Stephens of Pros
per. B. G. Loughlan of Steele, Carl c.
Emery of Gardner, ]. E. Burgans of
Mohall, L. K. Wick of Grace City and
E. Busse Of Cavalier.
Rev. Father George and Rev. Father
Ryan of st. Mary's cathedral departed
this morning for Kent, Mimi, where
they attended the dedication of new
Catholic church today.
J. Hornseth, we'll known restaurant
| proprietor of Galesburg, transacted
| business in Fargo last evening, regis
tering as a guest at the New Viking
for the night. He returned this morn
| ing.
Dacotah: H. Gladstone Harrington
| Maurice Harrington and Paul Buck
| all of Page, Roy Hoagland of New
Rockford. c. H. Rusvold and Geo.
Hendevelt, both of Englevale, and A
G. Burgeson of Douglas.
| Metropole: Leonard Hanson of Bux-
ton, B. l. Cleary of Cando, John Bren-
den Of Gardner, William Barry o
Osnabrock, w. F. Hoppe of Dickinson
Martin o. Westley of Hannaford and
Christina c. Kjos of DeLamere.
c. w. Seibold, of "a Tenth street
| north, is candidate for one of the
| three seats on the city commission
| that will be filled at the spring
municipal election. Mr.. Seibold is ar
old time resident of the city.
E. H. Stenvick of Minot. who has
! been in aF'rgo for some time, returned
yesterday from Minneapolis, where ht
! spent a few days with H. H. Perry o,
| Ellendale, national committeeman o.
the Democratic party in this state.
At meeting Of the executive COM
mittee of the commercial club, resolu.
tions were adopted admitting six new
members. They are: Charles F,
Marsh, E. S. Fenstress c. A. Radford
DR.. c. Matchmaker and Rt. Rev.
Poyntz Tyler.
Elliott: John McDougall Of Moore.
ton, E. Falk of Lisbon, M. G. Mattsor
of Fullerton, B. r. Gray of Tower City
E. c. Duley of Sheldon, John Olson OF
| Litchville, n. Y. Sten of Wheatland
Mr.. and Mrs. D. w. Yule of Wood.
worth and Nels Peterson of Arthur.
New Viking: James Hanley O
Page, E. M. Erickson of Grandin, r. H
Spickler, L. l. Burk, r. Burk, S
Samuelson, all of Juantta, r. A. viii
Of Armenia, A. ]. Bakken of Aber.
crombie, Ole Rusten of Brantford anC
Peder A. Nilsson Of Armenia.
Word from Spokane. Wash. toda.
is to the effect that Mrs. VIM. Prescott
former proprietor of the Dacotal
hotel on Broadway is slowly recover
II ing from her recent illness. Mrs
Prescott, who has been convalescins
at the Prescott cottage in the noun
tains near that city, has been in il
health for some time, but was taker
seriously ill several weeks ago.