The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-02-17

KeeIan of Enderlin and D. e. DarwelI
Iof Grafton.
| Shop at Rickers.--Advt
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H. c. Harty OF Omemee is guest
at the Gardner today.
at pays to keep clean" Phone s2s.
Fargo Laundry Co.-Advt.
T. L. Wiper, cashier of the Sheldon
State bank, transacted business in the
city last evening.
webster: C. L. Smith of Valley City,
T. e. white of Litchbille and Geo.
Nystrom of Horace.
]. ]. White, prominent Cogswell
| hardware dealer, is transacting busi-
ness in Fargo today.
O. B. Gray, well known Page imple-
| ment dealer, is among the gate city
business visitors today.
B. p. Simonton Of Sank Center,
Mimi, visited friends in Fargo last
night, being a guest at the Prescott
for his stay.
Donaldson: J. v. N. Sundberg of
New Rockford, N. e. Anderson Of Lake
Park, Frank Kouba of Lidgerwood and
| B. Woodward of Devils Lake.
Metropole: VIM. C. Muir of Hunter,
Baertsch of Marion, Tony Ramstad Of
Erie and e. l.. Lechleiter Of Oriska.
Expert furniture packing and re-
pairing. Second hand furniture bought
and sold. Molloy Furniture Co. Phone
1858, 10 Eighth street south.-Advt.
Engraved calling cards and emboss-
ed work, are stamped on short notice
| in our own plant-the only one of its
kind in North Dakota. knight Print
| ing Co.-Advt.
If you do not receive your Forum by
6:15 D. m, phone 1895. A special
carrier is on duty till p. m. at The
Forum Office and will deliver you a
paper.-Advt.
Dacotah: Frank Gibson Of Buchan-
Fraase of Buffalo, w. H. Chase and A.
p. Westlien, both Of Hazen, and Geo.
Stohler Of Benedict.
Waldorf: F. ], Martz of sarles, r.
G. Hazard of Casselton, J. e. Strong
of jamestown, e. K. Hogenson of
Grafton, Chas. Malvey of Spirttwood
and c.. Seaborn Of Woodwork.
Theh jamestown high school basket
ball team, which plays Fargo high at
the Agassiz gymnasium this evening,
arrived in Fargo this morning, regis
tering at the Metropole. The squad
personnel includes Kaiser, Schaneburg,
nj. Bourquin, r. Bourquin, Bennett,
Rathman and Lamb.
The farm home Of M. M. Dryer.
west of this city on the Sheyenne
river. was totally destroyed by fire on
Thursday evening, according to re-
L.. - ~ 1fk~ HJk ANxlI
ing and all OF the contents being a
total loss, the occupants barely escap-
ing with their lives. The property Is
owned by Mrs. E. A. Francis Fergu-
son Of this city, Mr.. Dwyer being a
renter.
DIR. Beard left this afternoon for st,
Paul, where he goes to conduct a
mission. A group of churches there
have arranged to hold a union mission
for six weeks, and they have asked
first two weeks. He will begin tomor-
row and preach twice each day for the
two weeks besides giving a number
of other addresses to different gather
ings in st. Paul and Minneapolis. One
of his addresses is to be exclusively |
for college men, and his subject win |
be, The Religious Message to College |
Men OuC OF the WOrlO SITUATION. LIT |
Boards pulpit will be supplied tomor-l
row by Prof. w. III. Harris, professor
OF oratory In Fargo college. Feb. %,
his pulpit will be supplied by DR.. w.
-. Atkinson, Of Boston, Mass.
Two auto drivers were arrested, one
last night and one this morning. One /
gave the name OF William Doe. q truck
driver, who was brought in on a /
charge OF careless driving. The other
was John Wyand, who was driving
a taxi without a tail light.
George Wooley, for many years in
the restaurant business in this city,
has purchased the equipment Of the
White House cafe. sis N. p. avenue,
and has opened up for business. Mr..
Wooley has been in the restaurants
of the city for long time, starting
first with the Armstrong restaurant
and coming from the Metropole cafe
to take charge OF the establishment