The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-03-28
CITY IN BRIEF
Shop at Rickers.-Advt.

Shop at Ricker's.-Advt
Prescott: w. B, Blaskey of Ford
vile and Albert Erdmann of Maple
ton.
Z F. r. Stocker of New Rockford is
looking after business interests in
Fargo today. .
Christine is represented in Fargo
today by o. J. Strand, who is attend
ing to various business matters.
Geo. T. Standish of Casselton,
deputy United States revenue collec-
tor was a gate city visitor yesterday.
b Webster: Martin Ritter of Page.
Iver Bake Of Regent, p. p. Tvenge of
Hatton, PeteU j. Johnson of Davenport
and Gust Anderson of Nome.
Judge John Carmody of Hillsboro,
assistant United States district at
torney, was a Fargo business visitor,
and guest at the Metropole last night.
F. ], Rickert. of the offices of the
Midland Life Insurance Co.. left yes
terday afternoon for Brooklyn, N. Y,
Tor an indefinite stay at the home Of
his parents.
More than 800 students registered
for the spring term at the North Da-
kota Agricultural college yesterday.
Registration will continue today and
tomorrow.
John w. Adams. general secretary
OF the Fargo Y. M. G.. A., left yester-
day afternoon for Grand Forks on
business. He is expected to return
this evening. t..
Donaldson: Chas. Spiering of Hills
6oro, ]. A. Schieb of KensaI, c. A..
Johnson of Hebron. ]. B. Smith of
Valley City and ]. W.. Knowles of
Grand Forks.
Panagiotis A. Miliopoulos. native of
Greece. but now of Fargo, called at
the Cass county courthouse yesterday,
filing his declaration to become a citi-
zen Of the United States.
Dacotah: Robert Whitman of Hun
ter, Andrew Jesperson OF Buffalo, VIM.
Jones of Buxton, Mr.. and Mrs. G. B.
Jacobson of Perley, H. e. Skauge of
Taylor and F. d. Barr of; Leonard.
Waldorf: r. T. Barnard of James
town, Fred Lieber of jamestown. r.,
=. Wands OF Lisbon, w. Burchill Of
Luverne, s. NJ. Sorenson of Buxton
and w. A. Cruikshank of New Rock
ford.
Annex: A. r. Meyers of Buttzville,
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Gunkel of Bis
marck, G. w. Hanson OF Casselton, C.
i. Mccoy of Bismarck, Herman Olson
of McHenry and Ernest Amburn of
Ashley.
Metropole: Walter Graham of Re-
gan, j. E. Mcleod of Erie, H. w. Lee
of Gardner, @. j. Schorr OF PerIey. n.
Twichell of Mapleton, A. D. Cameron
of Erie, r. H. Morrow OF Erie and S.
e. Maths of Regain.
Lester and Louis Saunders, naming
Fargo as their home. enlisted in the
United States army at Grand Forks
yesterday. The former set a record
for chest expansion in his physical
examination. extending six inches.
Gardner: H. S. johnson of Minot,
B. F. FELTON, of Jamestown, e. M. Ora
ham of Tower City, Mr.. and Mrs. Geo.
w. Thorp of Jamestown, Geo. III.
Stubs of Michigan, Henry J. Linde OF
Bismarck and J. a. Southarn OF Mo-
hall.
Lewis M. Ritter. late of Canada, APP
peared before Clerk Of Court Gearey
at the Cass county courthouse yester-
day. fling his request to renew his
allegiance to the United States. Ritz
ter was formerly an American citizen,
but went to Canada several years ago.
He is now resident Of Page.
John Andrews. former deputy secre-
tary OF state of North Dakota, now
private secretary to CONGRESSMAN p.
D. Norton OF Hettinger. is a Fargo
visitor today en- route from Washing
ton, ID. c.. to Bismarck on business. He
expects to return to Washington for
the special session Of congress on
April 2.
Petitions being circulated in Fargo
under the auspices of the local branch
of the National Security league. ask
ing legislation for universal military
training, are being literally signed by
Fargo citizens. tbs said. The petitions
ask that every citizen. physically able
take a course in military training aft
er having reached the age Of 20 years.
The petitions will be sent to Washing
ton.