The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-04-10
CITY IN BRIEF

Phone $50, Fargo fireproof ware
house.-Advt.
'Tt pays to keep clean" Phone S26
Fargo Laundry Co.-Advt. ~
For Rent-Double store on First
avenue north. Apply Walker Bros. &
Hardy.-Advt. 49,
J. A. Power of Leonard, member OF
the state board of regents, was Far
go business visitor yesterday.
There will be a meeting of the Scot
fish Rite in the Masonic Temple al
8 o'clock tomorrow evening.
w. A. LindbIom, deputy county
superintendent Of schools. was Buff
falo visitor yesterday.
p Work was resumed in the Fargo
public schools after Easter vacation
which started Thursday evening, this
morning.
Dacotah: K. Dickson of Galesburg
John Halverson of Valley City, j. Kit
tleson of Galesburg and Mr.. and Mrs
]. Nahum OF Hastings.
Gardner: A.. D. Felsing of Grand
Forks, F. p. Mann of Devils Lake, E
j. Walsh Of Minot and j. o. Jersey of
Kathryn.
]. w. Riley, county superintendent
Of schools, was at Tower City on bus
mess yesterday.
Severt Olson of Leonard was a Far
go visitor. and guest at the Prescott
last night.
Metropolis: o. ]. Oswald of Lisbon
G.. T. Seltveit of De Lamere, C. G.
Anderson Of Bathgate, A. C. Dale of
Jamestown and w. S. Whitman OF
Grand Forks.
Webster: A. M. Lunde of Christine
e. III. Hottie of Gardner Peter J. John
son of Davenport, w. F. Redmon OF
Mapleton and p. Mykland of Fillmore
Annex: John H. Kirk and Peter
Scott, both of Bottineau, G. Kjelgaard
OF Grafton, s. j. Sundet Of Litchville
and Rev. w. G. Bennett Of James
town.
Donaldson: Mr.. and Mrs. w. F.
Kruger of Hampden, o. S. Rondeau,
w. Hunter of Cando, Max Kemper of
Minot. w. Belknap of Valley City and
E. p. Jacobson of Minot.
Carlisle & Bristol, Broadway hard
ware dealers. have installed five-
phone exchange in their store. greatly
facilitating outside and inter-depart-
ment telephone service.
H. S. Curtis of Detroit. Mich, vice
president of the National Casualty
Co., was in Fargo yesterday in con-
ference with the state agents of the
company, owen g. Qualey, 20 Edwards
building.
Elliott: J. J. O'Day of Eckelson, Lee
Fletcher of Melville. John Mcdonald
of Inkster, G. A. Lundin of Sentinel
Butte, Leo Murphy of Paramount, O..
e. Palmer Of Harwood and o. ]. john
son of Christine.
Powers: Mr.. and Mrs. /. D. Ylvisaker
or Mayville, A. G.. Cole Of Hatton, Nor
ton n. Brand of Grandin, Rev. r.. A.
Hagen Of Hendrum, Nils @. Hagen of
Perley and Mr.. and Mrs. F. T. Ner-
cross of jamestown.
Waldorf: Bruce E. Jackson of Bis
marck, Jos. Miller OF Aneta, Mr.. and
Mrs. +. o. Muralt of Ada, F. "A. Til
lotson Of Hope, John ID. Locken of
Aneta, M. j. McGrath of Medina and
w. Ludwig of Napoleon.
New viking: d B. Samuelson and
A. S. Falk, both of Horace, III. N.
Smeby of Hickson, J. ID. Runsvold of
Northwood, Jacob Mandate OF Perley,
H. l. Stenson of Warwick, Gle Kor-
shus Of Galesburg and Geo. Haynes
OF Lisbon.
A plate glass window, valued at
1926, in the store building occupied by
the Pantorium and 7. RI Guam,
tailor, at 212 Broadway, was broken
into small pieces by the high. wind
yesterday, which broke one of the re-
tanning arms of the awning. precipi-
tating it through the window.
Rev. T. j. Graham. pastor of the
First Presbyterian church. DIR. w. H.
conference superintendent, w.
III. Northrop and w j. Lane left this
for Erie where they will at
tend the annual meeting Of the Fargo
Presbytery today and tomorrow. The
meeting viii be in charge OF George
L. Hempstad Of jamestown, moderat-
or.