The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1916-11-17
CITY IN BRIEF
LAND TRANSFERS

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1 warranty Deeds.
i Annie G.. Peterson and hid to John
y, Martin. lots 5-6-7 blk ] Benedicts
III. f, Chaffee Co. to VIM G. Kennicke
lots 5-6-7-S blk 2 Lynchburg; SO.
/ Edward olerud and wife to Beate Oh
j. B., Mahair and wife to Olaf Dale
pt Of lot of ne 1-139-51 Mapletont
Katherine williams and hid to N. q
Eggen. 8 so 1T of lot "a blk Island
| N. 6. Eggen to Christian s. Leichty
1 same land; $4,000.
Shop at Rickers.--Advt.
Doyle for quick service. Tel. 1ss.--
Adv.
Buy Hendrickson & Eggum's shoes
Adyt.
j. Fl. Smith Of New Rockford is a
Fargo visitor today.
Windowglass. Christianson Drug Co,
10 Brdwy. Fargo. Phone 23-W.--Advt.
H. ]. Rusch. of the Northern Saw
| 1ngs bank. left yesterday for Stanley
| on business.
T. j. Dougherty of starkweather is
an out of town guest at the Powers
this afternoon.
Attorney J. F. Callahan of Casselton
was among the Fargo business visi-
tors last evening.
Donaldson: E. H. Groth of Cassel-
ton, John Olson and A. G.. FIaten both
| of Washburn, A. e. Lier of Portland
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Hector G. Barnes left last evening
| for Minneapolis on business. Incident
ly he will attend the Minnesota Wis
consin football game at Northrup field
tomorrow afternoon.
Webster: S. Olsey of Hannaford
Chas. ]. Griffin of Osnabrock. A. p
johnson of Cooperstown. e. Jay illness
of Davenport, S. w. Grey of Hillsboro
and A. G. Vians of Grandin.
| Four transient drunks, arrested
within an hour yesterday afternoon,
were arraigned in police court this
| morning. Three paid fines of SIS each
/ the fourth taking four days in the city
] bastile.
1 Fred Hagen, George Rush and
| George Howe, local young men, leave
/ this evening for Minneapolis, where
| bhCy Will dII0Llu the nlull6SOLa- w Is
! consin football game at Northrup field
tomorrow afternoon.
i New Viking: Torkel vigessa oi
ICooperstown, R. Kirkhorn of Fort
Ransom, Cskar Akin Of Hickson, A. e
tRockswold and Albert Rockswold, botl
of Ltchville; c. Long of Sharon anG
Jacob Omdahl of Galesburg.
Gov. L. B. Hanna. who is here at
tending the annual meeting of tn,
North Dakota Education association
leaves Monday for Mercer. where h
will be the speaker at the dedication
OF the new public school building.
Elliott: s. j, Severson of Prosper
G. Gilmore of Alice, Henry Larson O.
Gardner, F. A. Brainard of Souris
Karl lessen of Page, Geo. H. Moyel
OF Turtle Lake. G. Harrington of Page
and A. B. Hitterdal Of Hitterdal. MINI
I Harry Chilson, in charge OF the
| interests of the Maxwell Motor Co
in the Minot district, arrived in Far
go last night, and besides transact
| ing business, is visiting friends and
relatives. He returns to Minot Sun
day.
| Metropolis: w, H. Bell of Sheyenne,
Hugh Mcleod of Erie, M. p. Franzen
of Goodrich, H. S. Moore of Wahpeton,
r. G.. McClintock of Wahpeton, Carl
Nelson Of Cando. Elmer H. Schur of
Arthur and J.. HI. Murphy of Grand
Forks.
Gardner: Lewis F. Crawford of
Sentinel Butte, F. r. Barnes of Wah-
lpeton, r.. l.. Campbell of New Rock
ford, o. l.. Larson of Valley City, Mr..
land Mrs. Henry Haga of Rondeau,
both of Mayville. and r. HI. Lysne of
Linton.
A pile of rubbish at the rear of the
lot at 1921 Second avenue south
caught fire at .S:45 o'clock last night,
and resulted in call to the fire de-
partment. The apparatus made the
run, and extinguished the blaze. There
was no damage.
Fire Of unknown origin in the bed
clothes in an upstairs bedroom at the
L. Westberg residence, 303 Eleventh
street north, gave the boys from fire
station No. a run at 10 o'clock this
morning. Aside from the smoke. the
damage was slight.
DIR. Wallace N. stearns, professor
of history at Fargo college, has an
excellent article in the October num-
| Der of The Apocrypha on the Military
Genius of Judas Macceabus. The
article is timely in view OF the world
war now in progress.
G. J. Lee of Valley City. president
| OF the recently organized Equity Inter-
national bank. has moved his family to
Fargo. and is now settled in his new
home. Mr.. Lee. besides having charge
of the bank. is in charge of the sale
of stock for the Equity packing
| plant.
| j. J.. Reichel OF Minneapolis. north
| Plaster Co. well known in Fargo. left
this afternoon for Fergus Falls and
| Alexandria, Mimi. on business. Mr..
Reichel is making an informal busi-
ness tour over his territory, the last
OF the year.
Powers Iver Smith of Galesburg.
IP. A. johnson of Simcoe, H. o. Enge-
bretson of Hendrum. l.. w. Adams and
r. Il. G1earick. both of Cooperstown:
| g. +. Belling of Lisbon, S. J.. Sandness
OF LaMoure. Ghas. c. Connolly of Devils
Lake, A. w. Miller of Tolley and Jos
a. Reinke of Hankinson.
| Clinton Mulick, assistant manager
OF the Studebaker corporations branch
at Minneapolis, arrived in the city last
evening, and will spend several day,
renewing acquaintances and transact.
ing business, Mr. Mulick was sales.
manager Of the Fargo branch Of thai
corporation before his removal to ths
mill city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Aisop and Mr.
| and Mrs. Percy L. e. Goodwin, leave
this evening for Minneapolis. where
| they will take in the Wisconsin.
Minnesota game tomorrow. Mr.. and