The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-03-07

games. All friends Of the society are
invited to attend. Misses Nora Engh.
Nora Bratensburg and Nellie Knutson
wilyl entertain.
Inventory Of the property OF Frank
e. Murray and G. c. Nelson has been
completed by the receivers, A. H. Co.'S
tain and C.. r. Oliver. The property
Is located in Marshall and Kittson
counties and is valued at $4,000. of
which $5S,s00 is real estate and &c.,
200 is personal property.
William Dietrich of Crookston was
among the Comstock hotel guests last
night.
w. w, Eaton of Perham was a visi-
tor in the city last evening.
Mrs. J. L. LavalIey, who has been
at Darcy, N. D., for the past three
days, will return home tonight.
Bernard J. Taylor, a st. Paul archi-
tect. is Moorhead visitor today.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. E. Chilson former
ly Of Minot have taken rooms at the
Comstock hotel. where they will re-
side until about June J.. Mrs. Chilson
is a sister of Forrest Baldwin. man.
ager Of the Comstock. and was before
her marriage Miss Beryl Baldwin, Mr..
Chilson Is a travelling representative
Of the Maxwell Motor Co. and has
transferred from Minot to Fargo.
Mrs. Edward Hagen. who underwent
an operation for appendicitis at ST.
Johns hospital, Fargo. Is reported to
be doing very nicely today.
Hugh Wheeler. the Hawley veterin-
arian. was a Moorhead visitor today.
Sam Halland. the general merchant
at Comstocl, was q Moorhead visitor
last night.
J. q. Vernon, cashier of the Peoples
National bank at RociI Island, III, q
Is interested In q number OF Clay
county farms
Moorhead lodge No. i2a. K D, a. A.
M, gave the F'ellowcraft degree 20
three candidates last night.
w. H Diemert. who ia In the city
today, Is on his way home from
Koochiching county where he owns
several tracts Of timbeKaand. When
the country goes dry Mr.. Daemert and
A. J. O'Laughlin Of Moorhead expect
to pool their interests and engage In
the logging business.
Alex and Will Richards were IN
from Their farms Kragnes township
yesterday. The former returned last
night ana Win went home this morn
ing,
The case against Tom Riley, charged
with conducting an unlicensed drink
ing place, was dismissed by Police
Magistrate Wade yesterday.
President r. A. Weld of the Moor
head normal win be one Of the judges
at the debate between Carleton and
Knox colleges to be held at Carleton
college tomorrow evening. DR.. Weld
will leave for Mortified this after
noon.
A regular meeting OF the Royal
League will be held tomorrow evening
at Phenix hall. r. w. Bailey, state
organizer Of the order will be a visit
or.
Gunder o. Lee, one Of the old settl-
ers Of the Buffalo river country was In
from his farm today.
Chas. J. Stein. who was down from
Georgetown announced that he has
leased his farm to August Barilette,
who win operate IL this year. Mr..
Stein has accepted the position of
field manager Of the Martin wiki
farms and will assume his new duties
on March is.
II. e. Roberts, cashier Of the Moor
head National bank, IS attending thu
sale at the Karl r. Bick farm in
Glyndon township today.
e. NJ. Anden, q former resident of
Clay county, is down from his farm
near Viking, Marshall county. today.
q. r. Griffin, Of Moland township.
and q. A. Grimm Of GIyndon. are in the
city today to begin the probate of the
estate Of their father, George NJ. Grit
An, who died at Glyndon recently.