The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-02-09

Henry Louie Schwartz and Miss Clara
kinger. both of Tower City.
Shop at Rickera.-Advt.
We will buy or sell your property.
Hodgson Realty Co.-Advt.
Albert Holland is spending several
days at Winnipeg on business.
Shoes at popular prices at the new
shoe store. Hagen & Plattner.-Advt.
H. A. Trageton of Northwood, is
transacting business in Fargo this aft
er1oon.
and Mr.. and Mrs. c. Mulholland Of
Englevale.
City Commissioner r. B. Blakemore
is at Bismarck taking in the "doin's"
or the state Legislature.
Donaldson: F. Jones of Lisbon, F.
Bachman Of Lake Park. s. c. Koppang
Of La Moure and r. p. Bum
Mayville.
Annex: M. N. Reider Of Arena, Hor-
ace Fuller of Arthur, Nick Robe of
Sheldon, ]. j. Hough of Buffalo and X.
Parenas Of McClusky.
DR.. and Mrs. T. H. Lewis of Sutton,
were gate city arrivals last evening.
and are visitors in the city today.
They are registered at the Powers.
City Comr. Joseph Ames departed
business and is taking in the flood
control congress that opened there to-
day.
The Fargo Mill Co., raised a stack
at it's plant near the north bridge on
n. P. avenue this morning. The work
started this morning and before noon
was in use.
Elliott: Earl Warner. Geo. Gowen-
lock and Douglas Warner, all of
Mapleton, Leon Cossette Of Horace, s.
Brodford Of Courtenary and r. J.
Stumpf Of Casselton.
The Southwestern line is now open
as far as LaMoure, the Northern Paci-
fic local leaving here at O'Clock this
afternoon for that point. The train
will return late this evening.
Waldorf: w. D. Lynch Of La
Moure, e. Smith Peterson of Park
River, L. r. Westdal of Rugby, c. M.
Hatton and V. e. Beaudry OF New
Rockford.
Dacotah: D. S. Peake Of Hazen, H.
K. Nelson of Chaffee, Mr.. and Mrs. A.
Brandt of Buffalo. J. e, Wood Of Edge
derson Of Darcy and Arthur Miller of
New Rockford.
New Viking: Aug. J. Peterson Of
Finley, A. F. Anderson Of Prosper, S.
o. Void Of Pekin, Albert Hanson of
7 A T4h 80
]. Finstien Of Binford and Ole john
son Of Neville.
Powers: A. s. ENGLAND of Clifford,
Tom o. Homme Of Kloten, Chas. H.
Anderson of Ignite, F. D. Wells Of
Arthur, H. A. diversion Of Grove City,
A. Engeness of Finley and c. M Loing
Of Reynolds.
Joseph Perry. formerly a we'll known
cook in local hotels and cafes, is a
patient at the Mayo Brothers hos
undergone an operation. His condition
is reported as satisfactory.
Fred Heinig, employed at the Fargo
Bottling works. is again confined to
his bed, suffering from complications
following the breaking of a leg in an
assault on his person last summer.
Many friends hope for speedy re-
covery.
Gardner: VIM. Shirley Of Warwick,
T. r. Collins and w. F. Sutton, both of
Hunter, c. r. Green of Cavalier, Geo.
H. Wilder of Grand Forks, e. B. Goss
Of Minot. Richard Peyton Of Willis
ton, w F. Hanks of Powers Lake and
G. A. Qualey OF Kindred.
The Home Products show will be
held in 1913. The decision was reached
at meeting OF the show committee
Of the Fargo Manufacturers associa-
ton, held in the commercial rooms
yesterday afternoon. 1t is probable
that prizes will be awarded for the
best exhibits.
The thirteen young women and one
man taking first grade elementary
teachers certificate examinations at
the courthouse will complete their
work today. The examinations, which
started yesterday morning, are being
held under the supervision of County
Supt. ]. w. Riley.
Oscar Olson of the firm Of Hagen &
Olson, left last evening for Minnea-
polls where he will spend some time on
business. The firm is preparing to
open a mems furnishings department
In connection with its tailored goods.
1t is planned to have this ready for the
the spring business at the well-known
institution.
B. c. Taylor, manager Of the gen.
eral sales department of the Marshall
Oil company of Marshalltown, Ia, was
In the city yesterday as the guest Of
w. e. Seymour, manager Of the Far
go branch Of the company. Mr.. Taylor
Is delighted with the business out
look in this section. and was not at
all backward in complimenting the To-
cal branch under the management Of
Mr.. Seymour, which has made a great
record. The Marshall Oil company
looks for a big season in the lines
which it has so well established
through the central and northwestern
states. =.
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