The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1916-10-03

calls made. and twenty-five patients
treated.
Shop at RickAr's.-adve.
Try Doyie's Taxi Service. Tel. 13s.
ADV.
H. o. Hanson of Grace City is a
noon.
DIR. e. e. Basye, Osteopath, suite 435
de Lendrecie Block. Phone 3337.-
Advt.
F. A. Wickmann Of Leonard, was a
Fargo business visitor last evening,
being registered at the Prescott.
Last night was quiet one in police
circles, and not an arrest was made.
This morning it was unnecessary to
hold police court.
Webster: E. A. wolter of Arthur,
II. Stoneberg of Hastings, w. H. Juno
Of Ayr. Q. M. Care Of Page and Sam
Clemenson of Horace.
Waldorf: H. c. Anderson of Hills
boro, j. Olness of Kragness, w. D.
Hughes Of Jamestown and Frank v.
Kent of Grand Forks.
The northwestern part Of the state
is represented in Fargo today by
Henry Hjort of Kenmare, who is at
tending to various business matters.
Threatening weather this morning
failed to frighten local market gard
eners, and at 7::15 o'clock three
booths at the city market were oc-
cupied.
The ladies Of Gethsemane cathedral
Wi %I,A <nn
ing the winter on the second floor of
the deLendrecie building from 2 to
p. m.-Advt
w. F. Egleston of Jamestown, L. Cab
bage of Hazelton, Walter H. Stiehn
of Drake and S. ]. MCGUIRE of Car
rington.
Donaldson: F. w. Peterson of Grand
Forks. George Young of Glenf1eld, F.
j. Garrett and H. E. Diemer. both of
Grandin and M. L. Johnson of Coop
erstown.
Annex: D. w. Hastings Of Lisbon,
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis N. Butler of
Grand Forks, Geo. D. Mcdowell of
jamestown, James Algeo of Valley
City and Ole Fjoslien of Enderlin.
Elliott: E. Hitchcock of Oakes. w.
Shut of Page, G. N. Newton of Har-
wood. w. r. Willard of CasseIton, J..
r. Clutter and Ralph Clutter, both of
Hope and E. r. Anderson Of Juanita.
Metropole: Mr.. and Mrs. John c..
Moug of Ayr, E. S. Cameron and S.
Mueller of Alice. Thos. NJ. Major of
Hope and A. w. Raymond of Wheat
| land
D
w. B. Cassel of Hope. Mr.. and Mrs.
r. w. Welton of Valley City. Francis
]. Murphy of Bismarck. w. A. Hagerty
| of Grand Forks and A. D. Poe of
Tower City.
DR.. c. H. Gearey, chiropodist, has
returned after spending several weeks
visiting the larger cities of the east
| He reports business as being brisk
and that there is a shortage Of labor
on every hand.
M. P. johnson of Tolley, candidate
for railroad commissioner on the Re-
publican ticket, is transacting busi-
ness and renewing acquaintances in
the city today. being registered as a
guest at the Powers.
Motoring all the way from Iowa
alone, Mrs. H. M. Mckinley registered
| IilO Hul hOtSl yesterday, max
ing the trip without mishap despite
the face that she is deaf. She regis
tered from Davenport.
| Plans for the fall and winter activi-
ties. and a matter of a reception for
the new pastor were discussed at a
luncheon of the First Methodist Church
brotherhood held at the Annex hotel
at noon yesterday. Fifteen members
IWere present. z;r. -.ey e
Powers: J. P. Brennan of Antler.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. E. Tharaldson of
Mayville, D. j. Coffey of Gardner. Mr..
and Mrs. Ole Arnegard of Hillsboro,
Martin Campion Of Willow City. Louis
Malm of Sanborn, Peter Hall of Ford
vile and M. Kingsley of Sutton.
The Ford automobile, stolen from
Joseph Rost, 353 Eighth avenue south,
Sunday evening, while Mr.. Rost was
attending services at st. Mary's ca
thedral. was found two miles north of
Moorhead yesterday afternoon The
joyriders evidently had trouble with
beast. and left it.
New Viking: M. A. Anderson of
Eastedge, e. A. Anderson of Fort
Ransom, K. Tvedt of Litchville, A. K.
Tverberg of Grafton, j. G. Strand of
Portland, Mr.. and Mrs e. Dronen of