The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-03-20
CITY IN BRIEF
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D. @. EIlesbury is a Lucca business
visitor in Fargo today. If
Mr.. and Mrs. A. L. Starr Of Tower
City are prominent Fargo visitors toe
| day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Theo. Swalstad of
Caledonia are visiting Fargo friends
| today. &
Atty. F. w. Ames of Mayville 70.
newed acquaintances in Fargo last
evening.
Glen Campbell Of Woods was Far
go visitor. and guest at the Prescott
last night.
Melville is represented in Fargo to-
day by H. Buhman. who is looking
after various business matters.
Judge A. r. Cole left today for
Hillsboro where he win occupy the
bench in district court until Saturday.
Donaldson: C. A. Wickstrom of Lis
bon, H. o. Fret Of Parshall, ]. B.
Gronbeck Of Cakes and Arthur john
son of Baker.
c. p. Walker, well known Winni-
| peg theatrical magnate, is transact
| ing business, and renewing acquaint-
ances in Fargo. =
Dacotah: Mr.. and Mrs. F. w. E..
Mewes Of Colgate, Paul Buck Of Page,
M. II. Loucks of Oberon and K. M.
Haas of Edgeley.
Wesley, e. Mcdowell. prominent
| Marion banker. transacted business
here yesterday, registering at the
Gardner for his stay.
Waldorf: F. A. Tillotson of Hope.
p. r. Jones Of Mandan, Jos. Ward of
Grace City, G. r. Squire of Bismarck
and f. w. Keith Of Bismarck!
With 1855 deposited in the postal
savings bank here, Fargo has the
largest bank in the state. Postmaster
G. w. Wilkinson learned yesterday.
A son was born Sunday noon to
Mr.. and Mrs. William A. Campbell,
800 Twelfth street north. Both mother
and child are getting along splendidly.
Metropole: VIM. Grant of Erie, p.
j. Van Werven Of Litchville. M. O..
Wesley Of Hannaford, M. J. Cooney
of Buttzville and A. r. Collette Of
| Grafton.
Annex. B. D. futile Of Grand Forks,
! VIM. Narum of Englevale, J. K. Else Of
| Darlington, A. w. Sage Of Rec, G. e.
| Churchill of Casselton and e. O..
Bartz of Berlin.
Gardner: Arthur ]. Ogaard Of
Hettinger, J. M. Keefe of Grand Forks,
Geo. McFadden of Mercer, Mr.. and
Mrs. A. T. Strandness of Finley and
Elmer Baertsch Of Marion.
Elliott: o. A. Helgor of Halstad,
e. III. Burnson of Wahpeton, A. M.
| Hanson Of McHenry, Leon Cossette
| of Wild Rice. Karl Schroeder of Erie
and Harry Johnston of Sheldon.
Webster: Charles Hanson of Map
Teton. j. M. Spickler of Juanita. viii
Heidenrich and J. e. Heidenrich.
both of Kindred, Geo. Raley of Hanna
ford and w. F. Redmon Of Mapleton.
New Viking: Mr.. and Mrs. ]. A.
Aim of Page. r. L. Freeberg Of Pros
per. Martin Saethre Of Steele. A. w.
Johnson of Prosper, Nels B. Peterson
of Englevale. T. e. Thompson of
Juanita and Rev. ]. H. Johanson of
Horace.
Word from Jos. Powers proprietor
of the Powers hotel. locates him at
Mudbaden baths. near Shakopee,
Mimi. recuperating from his recent
| attack Of the grippe. His brother, T.
| f. Powers, prominent local contractor,
| is with him.
Rev. E. c. Ford, pastor of the Ply
AhOANAA SO4ASACSnL1OAl0A VIII
occupy the pulpit in the union Lenten
services at the Broadway Methodist
church this evening. A large crowd
heard Rev. Norman Brighton last
evening.
Regardless OF the fact that the Unit
ed States is on the verge Of war with
the central powers of Europe, two sub
jects of those countries, one an Aus
trian and one a German, appeared be-
fore Col. E. G. Gearey, Jr., district clerk,
and declared their intention Of becom-
ing citizens Of this country. They are
John Martin Ivec, who was born in
Austria, and Paul Rupprecht German.
Melvin La Quay was taken into
custody by the police late yesterday
afternoon, it being believed that the
man is mentally deranged. La Quay
is % years old and Is q barber He
was turned over to the county author
tiles and will be given hearing be-
fore the insanity commission IL his
condition is not improved.