The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-01-03

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Hawley has become one of the lead.
ing potato markets of the northwest
and already 757 carloads of spuds from
the 1915 crop have been shipped from
that village. It Is estimated that the
total shipments will exceed 1000 car
loads.
The annual meetings OF the First
National and Moorhead National
banks will be held on Jan. 8.
Advance lodge No. SO /. o. o. r..
will install officers this evening.
The funeral tomorrow of Mrs. Ken
meth Olson, who died Monday at the
Sand Beach sanitarium, will be held
from st. Joseph's church at Q O'Clock
tomorrow morning. Father Albert will
oficiate and interment will be in the
st. Joseph cemetery.
JalmereA. Gletne, walfred Karlstrom
and Henry Larson, left last night fol-
Minneapolis to resume their studies al
the University of Minnesota.
The annual meeting Of the Moorhead
Fire Department Relief association
will be held next Monday evening al
headquarters.
NJ. M. weum OF Benson, is q visi-
tor In Moorhead.
Otto J. Mortenson is at Two Har-
bors. to close a land deal in Lake coun-
ty. @
The Royal League will give a. card
party on the evening of Thursday, Jan
II. This will be an open meeting.
C. p. Miller OF st. Paul, is callins
on the fuel dealers of the two cities
today in the interest of, the Clarkson
Coal Co.
Jens Adsero, one OF the old settlers
Of Holly Cross township, is a Moor
head visitor today.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Kiefer will
return this evening from st. Paul
where they spent the holidays with
Mr.. Kiefer's parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
Jacob Kiefer.
Edward C.. Erickson, popular
young man Of the city. has returned
from Long Prairie where he visited
with his parents.
The annual meeting OF the Reming-
ton Packing company will be held
January 8.
John rudal is contemplating a trip
to Texas and other southern points.
e. D. Grant and e C. Benedict were
prominent Glyndon township farmers
who transacted business in the city
.A
lC S4SO Oh IuC ClIy OF MOOTnGAu
against q taxicab driver charged with
bootlegging will come UP before City
Magistrate Wade tomorrow morning.
Elmer Henrickson. who is serving
as district court juror, is an unthrown
Mr.. Hendrickson has been a
successful competitor in sixteen bouts;
but he may find 1t different matter
IL he attempts to throw the other
eleven jurors in some hand fought
case. -
H. Bellrud of Adams, N. D., is a
guest at the Comstock hotel.
o. 2. Reiersgaard, editor of The
Ulen Union, who has been a business
visitor in the city returned home this
afternoon. z
w. O. Danielson Of Glyndon, Is O.
guest at the Comstock hotel.
Among the guests at the Comstock
are Oscar Hanson, Philip Hammer and
Lambert Herman, jr. all OF George
town.
Miss Louise Stein of Georgetown
and her niece, Miss Virginia Stewart,
OF AtEdn, are guests at the New
Columbia.
The case of MetcaIf v. Felde il on
trial in the district court today.
A special meeting OF the city coun-
Gil was held this afternoon to ar
range for submitting the proposed
charter amendment to a vote at the
coming city election.
The directors of the CIay--Becker
sanitarium met yesterday
afternoon to transact routine business.
A. G. Knutson Of Detroit. who succeeds
E.. w. Davis as a member of the COM
mission. met with the board for the
irst time. There are fourteen patients
now at the sanitarium and applications
nave been received from I'VE other
from tuberculosis.
Miss Vivian q. 1ainer of Eau
Claire, Wis, has succeeded Miss
Eleanor Osborn as head of the depart
nent Of English literature at the
Moorhead normal scrooI. Miss Hainer
s graduate Of the Stevens Point
normal school and the University Of
Mrs. Scarlet and daughter, Honor.
have returned from Underwood where
hey visited friends during the holi-
lays.
Fred M. Brophy returned this morn
Ing from a business trip to Mime
apolis.
Ole Amundson, a prominent Moland
farmer, was a business visi-
tor in the city this morning.
M. Victor Oleson, assistant county
attorney, is at Comstock today on
egal business
The Methodist Ladies' Aid society
will meet at $3.50 o'clock tomorrow
afternoon at the home Of Mrs. N. B.
Remley. 11s Seventh, street south.
L. 8. MODS. a representative OF The
Journal. is in the city to-
lay.
Ole Anderson and son. Otto Ander-
son. transacted business in the city
his morning.
Mis- Margaret Morgan of Winona, is
he guest of Miss Anna Brown. Miss
Morgan is a trained nurse and is a
graduate Of a Portland, Ore, hospital.