The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1916-12-29

Mr.. and Mrs G.. NJ. Hagen OF Ayr,
are guests at the New Viking this aft
/ ernoon.
p. d. Podhola, prominent Max real
estate dealer, is a Fargo business visi-
tor this afternoon.
| Atty. f. w. Aines OF Mayville was
a gate city arrival last evening, and
! is looking after various business mat
ters here today.
| w. B. Walt, meter clerk in the city
auditors office, departed last night for
his old home in Iowa where he will
remain until after the New Year.
M. w. Gackle, prominent Kuhn
| hardware and implement dealer, is
making the Waldorf his headquarters
while transacting business in the city
today.
Elliott, ?. J. Walburg and Louis
| Freitag, both of Embden, Geo. Stroh
Of Eckelson, G. J. Pappas of wahpeton
| +. ]. Martz of Sarles and Louis Henkel
| of Lucca. /...
o. K. Lageson of Reynolds promi-
| nent Nonpartisan league member,
was in Fargo last night en- route to
Bismarck. registering at the Waldorf
for his stay.
| The Theosophical society. Fargo,
lodge, meets Sunday afternoon at the
home Of Mrs. e. G. Chase. $40 Ninth
avenue south, at oclocM You are
welcome il interested.
! Donaldson: John J. Peterson Of
futile. A. Benson of Grandin. e. p.
Grain of Valley City, o. S. Rondeau
and G. Moe. both of Mayville. F. w.
Stapher of Grafton and e. Pieh of
| Williston.
Dacotah:f H. G. Harrington of Page,
| H. A. Malchose and family eof Ayr,
Frank Hollingsworth of sykeston,
| Thomas Helgeson of Hannaford Carl
| Christ of Wimbledon. J. j. Schrag of
Munich and w. J. Church Of Baker.
Inventory time is here. No chance
Of loss or confusion if you put things
down in shipshape order on our print
ed inventory sheets and file them in
loose leaf binders. Walker Bros. &
Hardy.-Advt.
Metropole: D. l.. Curtis Of Lisbon.
Fl. r. Boyle of Sheldon. j. III. Kirk of
| Bottineau. A. H. Oksendahl Of Tun-
bridge, P. A. Tinko of Ramsey. w. p.
Wells of Rock Lake. Otto Dettler of
Langdon, and r. E. Archbold Of War
wick.
Powers: A. Oftedal of Halstad, E.
| II. Daley of Luverne, n. Magnuson
! OF SOurfS, X. j. hughes of Wahpeton,
B. H. Stacy of Conway, L. A. Hov1and
| of Ayr, O. s. Bendick of Pettibone, R.
A Barnes Of Minor and F. c. Hardy
| of Cando.
/ Waldorf: c. L. Berg of Hannaford
H. G. Grinager of Lisbon, L. o. Fred
rikson of Pelin, NJ. A. Hoghang of
| Devils Lake, Mr.. and Mrs Frank H.
| Hyland of Devils Lake. Mr.. and Mrs.
Miles Burgett of Jamestown, c. B.
Prichard Of Gardner and A. M. spall OF
LuVerne.
New Viking: -Jens o. Lee of Perley,
Chas. Viesting of Arthur, Mr.. and Mrs.
VIM. Pratt of Gardner, H. Muhs of
| Gardner, H. A. Paulson and family of
H. A. Mclean and N. Mclean. both Of
| Hannah, and Mr.. and Mrs. A. H. Sar-
| vik of Juanita.
Gardner: Mr.. and Mrs. A. E. South
ard of Drayton. Leo J. Foy of York,
julius Glickson Of Devils Lake, Mr.
Tand Mrs. G. w. Bauer of Watford
City. G. B. Murphy Of Edgeley, o. H.
Heimark of Warwick. Mr.. and Mrs. G.
H. Schaffner of Oberon and H. w.
Johnson Of Williston.
Fred Cruise of Mankato, Mimi. spent
yesterday in Fargo comforting with E.
A. Kicker. Mr.. Cruise is prominent
merchant, operating large womens
ctores at Mankato, MINI. and Superior
and Lacrosse, Wis. 1t is intimated
that he has his eye on Fargo, and it
would not be a surprise if he decided
to locate in the metropolis Of North
| Dakota.