The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-01-09
CITY IN BRIEF
Herbst's for hosiery.-Advt.

Rigs for sleigh parties. Phone 1521w
! -Advt
! N. o. Parsons Of Courtenay is &
| guest at the Gardner today. O..
Windowglsss< Christianson Drug Co.
10 Brdwy, Fargo. Phone 23-w.-Advt
"A Nels L. WalIa of Horace is regist.
cred at the Donaldson this afternoon.
When it comes to transfer and fiiins
systems. so to Walker Bros. & Hardy
-Advt. -
DR.. e. e. Basye, osteopath, suite l3s
de Lendrecie Block. Phone 1881
Advt
George w. Thorp of jamestown is a
Stutsman county business visitor In
Fargo today.
Carl M. Nelson, we'll known Erie
banker. is transacting business in
Fargo today. 10 .~
If you want engraved or embossed
work. why OF course you go to Walker
Bros. & Hardy.-Advt. ...
Elmer U. Schur and Lawrence
Mendson are Arthur, visitors in the
gate city this afternoon.
Be there and get the best suit bar
gain ever offered at Blacks Wednes-
day. 100 suits at $9.99.-Adv.
Patronize the only lithographins
plant in North Dakota. Operated by
Walker Bros. & Hardy.--Advt.
DIR. c.. J. McGurren of Devils Lake
secretary of the state board Of health
was gate city visitor yesterday at
ternoon and evening.
- > So
The biggest. clearance sale Blacks
ever had now on. Be sure and see
the bargains offered in every depart
ment this week.-Adv.
Mike Billigmeier. prominent Good
rich, N. D., merchant, is transactine
business in Fargo today en- route to the
twin cities on a business trip.
The dining room of the Minor Ho-
tel at Minor, N. D., will be opened
to the public on and after Jan. Sth,
1917. f. M. Doyle, prop.-Advt.
B. L. Bentson. president of the Da-
kota Drug Co., owner of the Fargo
and Economy drug stores in this city,
lis back from a business trip to the
twin cities AID Chicago.
The Y. M. c. A. board of directors
held it's regular monthly business
meeting over luncheon at the Annex
hotel at noon today. A mass of routine
matters were disposed Of.
Webster: A. F. johnson of Mamie
ton, Ole Tollefsrud of Gardner. ri. K.
Mckay of Ayr, s. Clemenson of Hor-
ace, Helmer Keen of Grandin and
Eugene knickerbocker of LaMoure.
Inventory time is here. No chance
or loss or confusion if you put things
down in ChinSho
ed inventory sheets and file them in
loose leaf binders. Walker Bros. &
Hardy.-Advt.
Metropole: Alfred Bjork of Van
Hook, e. e. Crume of Cando, H. T.
Boyle of Sheldon, Nils Nilsson of Abb
saraka, Carl Halverson of Tolna. Dav-
Id German and A. M. Morkin, both OF
Pekin.
Gardner: E. G. Larson of Aneta, I.
A. Harris of Jamestown, e. r. Austin
Of Leonard. Mr.. and Mrs. c. M. Rowen
OF Nome, G. II. Dickey of Esmond, Mr.
and Mrs. ]. S. Conyers of Cando and
|. ]. Larson Of Leonard.
Dacotah: H. K. Nelson OF Chaffee,
Mr.. and Mrs. Gladstone Harrington OF
Page, John Peterson of Valley city,
Mr.. and Mrs. Max J. Gerhard and
child of Wheatland. Arthur Buckley of
Buffalo and S. Edlund of Fergus Falls.
Annex: ]. II. Potter of Prosper. e.
Il. Elwell Of Armenia. J. j. Liberia OF
Wimbledon, S. johnson of Colgate,
Oliver G. Johnson Of Sharon, w e.
Thompson of Hunter, Mr.. and Mrs.
Glenn S. King of jamestown and Mr..
and Mrs. Nels Osterd&hl of Bordulac.
j. ]. Nelson of the w. o. Olsen Fur
Y1ftuFn ~ loft Iocf TNic ;onn
and Grand Rapids where he will join
Mr.. Olsen who left Saturday. in buy
ing at the great furniture markets.
The Olsen company looks forward to
IA very good year and is laying plans
accordingly.
Rev. e. r. Anderson, pastor of the
First Lutheran church, will speak on
the recent religious survey in Fargo
at the meeting of the Mems club OF
the church to be held at the Paul Far
seth residence, 354 Ninth avenue south
this evening. Enock Madison, of Con-
cordia college, will render several vo-
cal selections,
g. H. Kerr. proprietor of the Fargo
Tire Repair company, left last even
ing for Akron. Ohio, where he will
spend six weeks at the Goodyear tire
factory, thoroughly acquainting him.
SStA with Tic very ldIOSL IuOInOQS or
tire manufacture and repair. and in
vestigating the new types Of castings
offered this year.
On account of the funeral services
for Mrs. LYDIA j. Boyd at the w. H.
Otterburn residerGL. 1925 Fourth street
north, at o'clock this evening, at
which Rev. Thos. j. Graham, pastor OF
the First Presbyterian church, is to
ofHciate, there will be no services at
the church this evening, 1t was an
nounced this morning.
The special sale of corsets which
opened this morning at Mezirow, Bruce
& Quinn's developed into an unparaI-
leled success In the sale is offered the
corset stock formerly handled by Mrs,
L. M. Peters. who has closed out that
one department to make room for chill
dren's wear. The bargains announced
filled the store with Fargo and Moor
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