The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-04-21

Attilio Baggiori returned yesterday
from Fergus Falls where he sang in a
concert on Thursday evening.
Francis Stalley who is a student at
the Minnesota university will go to
the military training camp at Fort
Smelling this summer.
A meeting Of the hospital supplies
committee of the Moorhead chapter
of the Red Cross will be held at the
library building at 8 o'clock this
evening. #. '.'' "-rzf .-
P. E Gilligan returned yesterday
from the mud baths at Shakopee.
Jens Adsero, who was up from his
farm in KurtZ township last evening,
said he thought the ground would be
dry enough to resume seeding today.
A card party will be given by the
Ladies Of the Maccabees after the
meeting Of Harmony hive on Monday
evening. -s1." ~
Edward Hagen, court reporter. will
go to Fisher this afternoon to spend
Sunday with his family. He will go
from there to Wadena where the April
term or district court will be opened
on Monday by Judge Nye.
At the meeting Of the Moorhead Re-
tail Merchants association. the fol-
lowing committee on city gardens was
appointed: George L. Walker, H. H.
Hansen and B. B. Rusness. Anyone
having vacant lots that may be used
are requested to notify Secretary
Walker or one of the other members
Of the committee.
j. p. Ness was sentenced to nav 4
fine Of 500 or serve so days in Jail by
Police Magistrate Wade yesterday.
Sentence was suspended conditioned
upon Ness leaving the city at once and
staying away for two years.
Final action on the two paving PEI
titions will be had by the city council
on Wednesday evening.
Rev. DR.. Hall returned last evening
from a trip to Minneapolis where he
had been attending the State Sunday
School convention and visiting the
home folks.
James Anderson, a transient, was
arrested early this morning on a
charge Of carrying concealed weapons.
He was arraigned before Police Magis-
continued until 10 o'clock Wednesday
morning.
Chas. S. Marden will leave tomorrow
afternoon for st. Paul, where he will
argue a case in the supreme court on
Monday.
Melvin Haugen, Lancaster; A. J.
Sethney, Twin Valley; g. 3. Erickson,
Falls; and A. G. Tilton, Green Bay.
Wis, are among the guests at the Conn
stock hotel
A meeting of the directors of the
Clay County Farm bureau will be held
at the ONCE of County Agent O'Banion
on Wednesday evening.
Pres. NJ. 7. Weum, of the First state
bank, returnednhis morning from Lit
tie Falls.
for Glendive, Mont, where he owns a
section of land. He will arrange to
have buildings erected and other i'm
provements made.
Sam H. Kantor returned last night
from a southern and eastern trip. Mr..
Kantor left Moorhead on Jan. and
spent most of the winter In Florida. He
also visited at Detroit and Chicago on
his way home.
III. AN Panchott has returned from
Koochichfng county, where he spent
the winter.
Judge C. A. Nye viii go to wadena
70 open the spring term Of court on
Monday.
oscar and Godfrey Danielson were in
from their farm on the Buffalo last
acres to oats and barley and plant 200
acres TO potatoes.
Harvey Grlmmer, representing the
F'ritz-Cross Co., of Sc. Cloud, was q
visitor at the courthouse today.
Glyndon village is stiIl in the dark.
Several days ago an accident to the
machinery put the light plant out OF
commission. Candles and kerosene
lamps aref furnishing light and the ma
lives are up IN arms over the situation.