The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1916-11-06
CITY IN BRIEF
Shop at Ricker's.-Advt.

Shop at Ricker's.-Advt.
Doyle for quick service. Tel 1S9.-
Adv.
Buy Hendrickson & Eggum's shoes.
Advt.
Shoes at popular prices at the new
shoe store. Hagen & Plattner.-Advt.
Windowglass. Christianson Drug Co..
10 Brdwy. Fargo. Phone 23-W.-Advt.
DR.. e. E, Basye. Osteopath, suite 435
de Lendrecie Block. Phone 3337.-
Advt.
Donaldson: E. A. Wilde of Grafton,
c. Lippert of Aneta and A. L. Febore
of Detroit, Mimi.
w. l., Van Horn has returned to
Fargo after spending several days
transaeting business in the twin
cities.
P. W. Clemens, secretary Of the
Northern Trust Co., returned Satur-
day after spending two days trans
acting business at Milnor.
Webster: B. Warner of Page, ]. R..
Siewert Of Arthur, S. Peterson of
Underwood, Ole Hanson of Kindred
and Albert Holte of Georgetown.
B. c. Tighe, principal Of the Fargo
high school, returned Saturday even
ing from Buffalo where he delivered
an address before the school institute.
Charles Everhart arrested Saturday
night charged with exceeding the
speed limit, paid a fine of IS when
arraigned in police court this morn
ing.
w. A. Conant, Republican candidate
mi icS n hn Ys5
commissioner district, was in the city
today on business. His home is at
Mapleton.
New Viking: Paul Kolen of Binford,
Hans Holm of Grandin, e. B. Stenvick
of Clyde. H. M. Dahl Of Halstad, Carl
Johnson Of Hillsboro and John Stegen
of Fort Ransom.
Herbert Piper and J. Horgan, ar
rested Saturday night charged with
exceeding the speed limit with auto
mobiles. will be arraigned in police
court this afternoon.
George Peterson and Lena Johnson,
arrested in local rooming house last
night charged with a statutory Of
fense, did not appear in police court
this morning. forfeiting $40 bail each.
Ole Rum, arrested last night for
running
light. and released on 81 to appear in
police court this morning, did not
show up. The bail was declared for
feited.
Gardner: H. P. Richardson Of Bis
marck, j. d. Foley of Luverne, V. w.
Emanuel of Minor, w. A. Dernson Of
Cathay, o. A. Hang and Theo. Kaldor,
both of Hillsboro, and ]. P. Spies Of
Bismarck.
OF five plain drunks, all transients,
arrested Saturday night and Sunday
by the local police, one forfeited SIS
bail, two paid S. fines, and two were
, sentenced to serve four days in the
city bastile.
A suitcase belonging to Miss
Kirke, residing at 119 Third street
north, was taken from dray wagon
on First avenue south Saturday after
noon. The local police have been ask
ed to find it.
Powers: o. s. Rondeau Of Mayville,
Carl A. Hjelle of Clifford. R. s. Will
cox Of Bismarck, ]. o. Jensen of May
Vile, Richard Pace of Stanley, c. H.
Nessen of Glyndon and Lynn ].
Frazier Of Hoople.
Elliott: George Gregor of Embden,
Mr.. and Mrs. H. Krogh of Mayville,
2. I. Laufenberg of Buchanan, Theo.
Schobinger of Embden, j. Elster of
Enderlin, J. A. Peterson Of Argus
vile and J. A. Waum Of Tuttle.
A small blaze. believed to have been
caused by defective wiring, sent the
boys from fire station No. 1 to the
Dacotah hotel, Broadway at the
Northern Pacific tracks, at o'clock
yesterday afternoon. No damage was
done.
Otto Herman Sternberg appeared
before Col. E. c. Gea=w@ jr., clerk of
the district court, and declared his
intention of becoming a citizen Of the
United States. Sternberg is a farm
laborer OF Durbin township. He is q
native Of Germany.
Metropole: II. G. Hansbrough OF
Devils Lake, o. c. Tangen, H. Tangen
and Ole Tangen, all OF Heimdal, A. J.
Morrison of Casselton, l.. johnson OF
Kindred. w. c. Hansen Of Wilton, e.
Moe of Wilton. John Burke of Devils
Lake. J. A. Walsh Of Larimore. Max