The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1916-07-26
CITY IN BRIEF

Fargo hotels are filed to their
capacity today. Hundreds of visitors
from all parts of eastern North Da-
kota are here to attend the Ringing
Brothers circus.
E. c. O1win, chief clerk of the rail-
way mail service, and family. have re-
turned from Indiana where they spent
Mr.. Olwin's vacation period visiting
with friends and relatives.
Webster: w. Lindstrom Of Grace
City K. j. Briggs Of Sheyenne, c.. H.
Williams and wife of Tower City, S.
T. Holden of Grandin, Ludwig Lar
son and family Of Litchville and John
Kylstad Of Englevale.
N. Romanchuk, who fell from the
new Midland Produce company's
building on Front street Monday af-
ternoon. is reported as getting along
nicely, and an early recovery is be-
ing looked for. Romanchuk was quite
severely injured in the fall.
Two plain drunks, and one vagrant
were arraigned in police court this
morning. One Of the drunks was given
four days in the city's weed-cutting
gang. The other drunk was released
from custody on motion Of the court.
/ as was the vagrant, who promised to
leave the city.
| ]. Collins, arrested last evening on
the charge OF carrying concealed
weapons. was fined 81 in police court
this morning. The fellow said that he
was employed on a farm near this
city. and had purchased the gun to
kill an old horse. The Judge believed
his story, and let him down with the
minimum fine.
Gardner: W. G. Schafer Of Ellen
dale, ]. w. Lillibridge of Cakes, E. M.
Anderson and wife of Kuhn, G. D.
Youmans of Edgeley, e. c. Banker Of
Plaza. Fred Williams of Arthur, Mr..
and Mrs. r. C1endening of Wimbledon.
S. E. Dahl of Douglas, c. L. Young OF
Bismarck, w. A. Knoop of Belfeld and
w. r. Owen and wife of Manfred.
Elliott o. E. Quale of Parshall, c.
M. Paulson of Sheldon, H. c. Buss Of
Lisbon, Albert Stewart of Arthur. A.
]. Schur of Arthur. Clark Moore Of
Gardner, John Redmond Of Hunter,
w. Green of Mapleton. w. G. Curtis
of Karnak. E. R. Basford of Warwick,
Carl F. Rakow of Wheatland. w. P.
Clark Of Courtenay and John E. Rostad
of Cooperstown.
Chief of Police Troyer received a
telegram from st. Paul this morn
ing. coming from Deputy Sheriff c.
| h. barker OIL JOplln, MO-, VINO Is COIn-
| ing to Fargo to take charge Of James
B. Carragien, who is wanted there on
the charge of obtaining money under
false pretenses, and jumping bond. He
stated that he would arrive in Fargo
late this afternoon.
Metropole: VIM Schuett and wife
Of Hankinson, Leland e. Rhodes and
wife of Cooperstown. Fred Mitchell Of
Ayr, c. F. Bohner of Grace City, H.
D. Veitch, James Mullaney and J..
Robertson, all of Argusville, C. A.
Bone of Langdon, B. A. Voigt of Reed
er, Mr.. and Mrs. G. A. Skjonsby Of
Devils Lake, M. M. Miller Of Hunter,
G. L. Hope of Fessenden and E. w.
Schur of Arthur.
Fargo lodge. Loyal Order of Moose.
will meet in regular business session
at the Moose hall Thursday evening,
July 27. Much important business is
to come up before the meeting, and a
large class of candidates will be
| initiated into the mysteries of the or
der. A special attraction will be the
report of Harry Lashkowitz, who at
, tended the Supreme Lodge convention
at Mooseheart, Ill. A social session.
and refreshments will follow the
business meeting. A large attendance
l of members is urged.