The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-02-10

Kane was formerly in charge of the
Fargo territory Of the company. . d.
A. Evers of Binford is a Fargo visi-
tor this afternoon. =
Mr.. and Mrs o. j. Morrow of clyn-
don' are Fargo visitors today.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. M. Tyson of Russell
are guests at the Gardner this after
noon.s
underwood is represented in Fargo
To-Day by Rev. r. A. Grover, who is a
guest at the Annex. 0.- - 80 :
H. Weston of Valley CITY ia trans
"a acting business, and renewing ac-
qualntances In Fargo today.
Webster: l. E. oficer of Marion.
d. M. Spickler of Juanita, VIM. Poolh
town.
donaldson: A. H. Baker of Bis
marck' G. w. Tausan OF Mayville.
Shas. Lippert of Aneta and Mr.. and
H"rs' ". u Boikan of Cooperstown.
John Bruegger. prominent williston
merchant. former national Democratic
committeeman, is among the gate citv
business visitors registered at the
Metropole today.
Prescott: Mr.. and Mrs. August
Werth Of Hannaford, C. o. Nels1S of
bismarck, e. A. Woolsey of Skaar. o.
Y. Madison Of Beach. Martin StahI of
Pekin. and Mr.. and Mrs. Cal Ross of
Darcy. -
Dacotah: /. A. Hammerstrom of
Gackle, VIM. Iverson and M. h. Nom
SON, both Of Portland. Geo. M. Bresna-
nan and Harry e. Aseltine, both of
Gasselton. and Theo. Sundstrum of
Wolverton.
Annex: John Baker of Kuhn. Mr..
and Mrs. II. l.. Schartz of Tower CITY.
J. Scott of Spiritwood, G. C, Riggs Of
Hunter, H. b. Mayhra of Davenport,
r. J. Foster of Sheldon. and e. o. Mel
son Of Hatton.
Metropolis: B. Norgard of Buxton
A. X. Larson of Barlow, ]. A. Walsh of
Larimore, o. H. Olson of New Rock
ford, G. e. Mills OF LaMoure. N.
Magnuson of Souris, and L. Noltmeier
Of Valley City.
India was the subject discussed by
Prof @. F. Henry, Of Fargo college.
before the Stamp club at the Y. M. c.
A. last evening. Prof. Henry was
Formerly teacher. in Reid Memorial
college at Lucknow. India.
Martin Hagen, student at the North
Dakota Agricultural college, has been
appointed campus commissioner, to
NIL the unexpired term OF the present
commissioner But two months re-
main until the next election.
The snow blockades on the branch
lines leading from Fargo and Cassel-
ton Will be relieved by nest week, it
was announced today. Several branch
lines have already been opened. The
Fargo Marion branch Is SILL tight as
a drum. the train which LEI here We'd
nesday still being tied up at Lucca.
Charles z. Boyle, district supreme
deputy Of the Loyal Order OF Moose,
left this morning for New Rockford,
where tomorrow he lectures on Voca-
tional Training, as operated at Moose
heart, ILL.,. the international home for
orphans of the order. Several moving
picture reels, will be shown in con-
nection with his lecture.
H. j. Hagen, president of the Scan
dinavian American bank. left last
night on three weeks business and
pleasure trip to eastern points, expect
ing to visit New York. Philadelphia
and Boston before his return. While
At g Boston. Mr. Hagen viii visit with
MS family at South Lancaster, Mass,
where the Hagen children are attend |
Ing South Lancaster academy.
Members Of the public speaking
class at the local Young Mems Chris /
tan association, in session last night.
pledged themselves to support Presi- |
dent Wilson in his stand on interna-
tional questions with their lives If /
necessary. following the pledge by /
singing. We Are Coming, Fatl.er Alb
raham, Four Hundred Thousand I
Strong. The topic under discussion
was Shall America Ffrhf?