The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1916-06-24
CITY IN BRIEF
Herbst's for hostery.--Advt.

Herbst's for hostery.-Advt.
P. P. Tveton and wife of Hatton are
Fargo visitors today.
Leon c. Peterson Of Page Is trans
acting business in the city today.
Desk Sergeant Sydness, of the local
police department, Is spending the day
at Detroit, Mimi. on department busi-
ness.
Ford Doherty of the county auditors
office, left this afternoon for Detroit
to spend tomorrow at the lakes. He
will return Monday morning.
Fargo visitors as guests at the Pres
colt yesterday afternoon and evening,
were as follows: G. G. King and wife
of Minot, Chas. Williams of Page, o.
H. Bennett Of jamestown and Fred
Larson Of Adrian.
Jack Reichel of Minneapolis, the
genial northwest representative of the
Wasem Plaster Co., is transacting
business in the city today. He will
spend Sunday as guest at the Pow
ers.
G. T. Braatelien Of Rothsay, presi-
dent Of the Sigdalslaget, which opened
its annual meeting in Fargo this
an dis registered at the New Viking
for his stay. Mr.. Braatelien Is a
prominent farmer near Rothsay.
c. r. Wattles and Pat Bowler, Unit
ed States marshals, returned this
morning after taking Maurice Will
liams to the federal prison at Leaven-
worth where he was committed to
serve term of fifteen years following
his conviction here for white slavery.
Frederic Cuthbert, candidate for
congress from the First district, asks
the voters of Fargo to turn out and
hear him PROFOUND the political issues
of the day. at mass meeting to be held
Monday evening, June 26, On First
avenue north, just off Of Broadway
political Adv.l .-'.
Among the many northwest visitors
registered at the Dacotah last evening,
were the following: Mr.. and Mrs. 0.
c. Berg of Hoople. e. Nelson Of James
town, d. A. Tracy and wife of Medina,
Ed Axberg of Enderlin, A. H. Stark
son and wife of Jamestown, VIM. A.
Kruger of Embden. c.. Tronson and
wife Of Hatton and A. Berg of Hoople.
Among the guests at the Powers last
evening, were the following: o. M.
Westby of Hannaford, John Erdahl Of
Cooperstown, S. G. Mastrud Of Hatton,
o. A. Eastvold Of Mayville, o. w.
Anderson of Milton, L. S. Tronson of
Minot, Ole Breve and wife of Man
fred, A. P. Sandstrom and Olaf +.
Rodne and wife, all of Earanford.
Harry Kane of Minneapolis, former
northwest representative of the Loose
Wiles Biscuit Co. of Minneapolis, is in
the city today, and will spend Sunday
as guest at the Gardner. Mr.. Kane,
who is one of the best known knights
of the grip in the state. is now spec
ialty man for his company. He is
Familiarity known as the knight Of the
zweiger stick.
Convention arrivals and visitors at
the New Viking last evening, were as
follows: A. J. Holland of Binford. Mr..
and Mrs. Martin Anderson OF Hen
drum, l.. b. Sandven Of York. Lars H.
Solum of Aneta. H. X. Satire of VOL
ford, Thos. p. Bole of Harvey. e. B.
Kelland of Mayville. P. A. Hagen Of
Berthold. H. L. Flaten of Carpio and
H. ]. Dahlen of Kindred.
Death won by just a few hours in
the race Of Chester Jorgenson, to the
bedside of his sister, Miss Laura K.
Jorgenson of Minneapolis. Receiving
word early in the day that she was not
expected to live. Mr.. Jorgenson
started for Minneapolis on the first
train out of Fargo. She died yester-
| day afternoon. before his arrival.
Death was due to pneumonia