The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-10-02
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DR.. Basye. Osteopath. Phone 1891.
ADV.
Edwin Bonde, of Valley City is a
business visitor in Fargo.
Miss A. M. Dyer. of Casselton, spent
q portion Of Monday afternoon in the
gate city.
Mrs. NJ. TharaIson, of Bismarck, Is
visitor in Fargo this afternoon, ar
irving last evening.
Miss Bernice Derby, of Bathgate, is
spending the day in Fargo and is a
registered guest at a local hotel.
Elmer w. Schur and Arthur Vies-
tenz, of Arthur. are spending the day
here attending to business matters.
Hillsboro visitors in Fargo this
afternoon are Z. s. Anderson, NJ. g.
Burke, o. r. Anderson and William
Stanley.
George McFadden. of Mercer. and
q. q. Hasgerty, of Forest River, are
among the state visitors in Fargo this
afternoon.
j. w. Neill, of Nome, is a prominent
state business man who is spending
the day in Fargo attending to bust
ness matters.
B. Glastonbury and T. Halloran,
both of Walhalla, N. D., are spending
the day in Fargo attending to busl-
ness matters. ~
Rep. and Mrs. Burl Carr. of Valley
City, arrived in Fargo Monday after
noon and spent a portion of the aft
ernoon visiting friends.
Miss Florence Maddox and. Miss
Ellen Walker, both of Maddox, N. D.,
arrived in Fargo Monday evening and
are spending the day here.
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of the physicians of that city, arrived
in Fargo Monday and is spending the
day attending to business matters.
]. Fl. Peterson, one of the well
known business men of Bismarck, ar
rived in Fargo Monday and spent the
DAY attending to business matters.
Mrs. George w. Price and Miss
Dorothy Price, of Langdon, and Miss
Winifred Stevenson, of the same city,
arrived in the city today and are
guests at a local hotel.
Earl c. Marden. of Jamestown, one
of the mail clerks on the Northern
Pacific, and who makes his headquar-
examination at the federal building
this afternoon.
Thomas c. Hockridge, of Hunter,
commissioner from the Fourth dis
trict. arrived in Fargo Monday morn
ing to attend the quarterly meeting
VI the lass county DOaFQ OF county
commissioners
d. =. Sonquist, Fargo, acting state
y. M. G. A. secretary, is in Chicago
attending the international Y. M. &.
A. War Work council, a meeting of
which was called by John r. Mott,
executive secretary, last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. j. Edwards, of
jamestown. autoed up from that city
Monday evening to spend the Gay. Mr..
Edwards is a mail clerk on the North
ern Pacific and is taking his regular
examination at the federal building.
The United States navy recruiting
office reports two enlistments in the
persons of r. p. Parkinson, of Mason
City, Ia, VINO had previously seen
service with the navy, and Albert y.
Miller, of Fargo, apprentice seaman.
Rudy Duehn, former dispenser at
the Pirie cafe, has returned to Fargo
to 60 back to his old position after
spending most of the year in Mime
apolis, since leaving Fargo. Mrs.
Duehn is expected to arrive mere next
week.
Olaf Martinson Granass, of Fargo.
filed his petition at the courthouse
Monday for final citizenship papers.
Mrs. Laura Olson. also a resident of
Fargo, made her declaration of inten-
ton TO become a citizen, late the same
afternoon.