The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-04-03

meeting Of the North Dakota His
torical society.
Herbst's for hosiery.-Advt.
r. w. Craig of Lisbon. sheriff Of
Ransom county. is a Fargo visitor to-
day.
Valley City is represented in Fargo
today by M. c. James. who is guest
at the Gardner.
DR.. Horace Clark. prominent Wheat
land resident. transacted business, and
renewed acquaintance in Fargo yester-
day.
Prescott: VIM. Becker of Portland;
T. L. Idsa of Armenia; l.. MARI of Leon
ard, and Mr.. and Mrs. Loren McClod
of Minnewaukan.
Alexander Curry, we'll known Shar-
on banker, was among the gate city
business arrivals last evening, regis
tering at the Elliott.
F. H. Dickinson of Ayr, N. D.. was in
the city today on business. He is visit
ing with his son and wife. Mr.. and
Mrs. Verne Dickinson.
Dacotah: Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Trout
Oscar Berg of Hillsboro, and w. M.
Roll and F. c. Roll. both of Brinsmade.
Serena M. Sanford. native of Nova
Scotia, now a Fargo nurse. filed her
declaration to become a citizen of the
United States at the Cass county
courthouse yesterday.
Gardner: T. T.. Kristianson of Mil
ton; J. w. Humphreys of Lansford;
Lewis F. Crawford of Sentinel Butte;
w. A. Peck of Minot; F. J. Stanton of
Bowbells, and e. w. Hall Of Williston.
Metropole: A. ]. Starr Of Tower
City; E. w. Smith of. Buffalo; Mr.. and
Mrs. M. Skadsdomen of Sharon; F.. s.
Smith of Deering; A. L. Riggs of May
Vile, and II. L. Anderson of HilIsboro.
Webster: Mr.. and Mrs. H. Long of
Bismarck; A. +. Johnson of Wheat
land; J. B. Murphy of Litchville; J.
Halland of Christine; Hans Holm of
Grandin. and c. Frederickson of Hes
per.
NJ. G. Palmer and Miss Aleda M.
Rose, both of Ayr. and We're w. Okey
of Fargo and Miss Edith Larson OF st.
Paul. were granted marriage licenses
at the Cass county courthouse yester-
day.
Donaldson: G. A. Nelson and Robt.
Carson; F. e. McCutcheon Of Lidger-
wood; Geo. o. Stommer Of Mayville;
Mr.. and Mrs. T. x. Calnan Of Wimble-
don, and ]. H. Jorgenson and E. A.
Kvale, both Of Sheyenne.
Mr.. Johnson. of the golf department
of A. G.. Spalding & Bros. is spending
today and Wednesday with the COM
pany's local agents. Carlisle & Bristol.
Fargo and Moorhead golfers are invit-
ed to call. and meet Mr.. Johnson.
Secy. ]. r. Hardy Of the commercial
club is receiving numerous requests
for information with reference to au-
tomobile roads in this section, indi- |
eating exceptionally heavy auto traffic |
in this district the coming year.
Elliott: o. Nelson of Arthur, Robt. |
A. Stutz of Bismarck, A. e. Anderson
Of Arthur, Fred Merrifield of Argus |
vile, A. L. Krumm of Durbin, Herman |
Rusch of New Salem, Matt Link of Ell |
lott and r: P. Gallagher Of Medina.
New Viking: John o. ElIingson of |
Mohall, Ole Korshus of Galesburg, |
Robert H. Konoske of La Moure, Ever |
Enga of Englevale, Anton Skromstad |
Of Cooperstown, e. Estenson of Hen
drum and Otto Zuelsdorf of Valley |
City.
Edward H. Johnson. COL Thirteenth
street south. formerly with Baldwin,
the grocer, on Second avenue north,
has accepted a position as shipping
clerk with the local branch of the
United States Tire Co.: and has al
ready assumed his new duties.
M. F. Murphy, former mayor OF
Grand Forks, and one of the best |
known business men of the state, was
IN Fargo today to visit his cousin,
Michael Murphy of jamestown, i'll in
/ local hospital. The Jamestown man
has not been well several months.
Eugene Fretz. Jr.. of Grand Forks,
spent the day in Fargo en- route to his
nome from California, where he spent
4 month. He visited for some time
with his father, residing in a Los
Angeles suburb. The elder Fretz has
not been in good health for some time.
Joseph Ames, street commissioner,
was called out of the city last night by
he serious illness OF his sister, Mrs.
Mary F. ANYWAY of Chicago Junction,
D. Mrs. ANYWAY has been Ill three
years, but turn yesterday for the
worse caused relatives to call Mr..
Ames.
Powers: Mr.. and Mrs. w. e. Tap
in Of Hope, Mr.. and Mrs. o. A. Moen
Of Neville, John r. Locken of Aneta,
n. III. Kniepel OF Neville, /. o. Crop /
If Kloten. ]. N. Hagan OF Bismarck,
:. A. Smith of Pillsbury, Chris Kuehl
md r. NJ. Scheel, both Of Sabin, A. L. /
Jnderdahl Of Ulen.
The reading and grading of
examination papers of eighth grade
students from county schools is keep
ing the force at the county superin- 4
tendent of schools office busy these !
days. More papers are arriving each 4
day. and Indications are that more
students. than for several years. took
the tests this spring.
Rev. Chas. W. Zech. presiding elder
OF the Evangelical association, has re-
turned from Milbank. s. d.. where he
attended funeral services for Rev.
Edward Oeder. pastor Of the associa-
ton church at Lehr. who died at Bis
marck Rev. Mr.. Oeder was 81 years
OF age. and is survived by a widow
and two sons. He formerly held