The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-08-30
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ADV.
J. ]. Rooney, of Winnipeg, is a Wis
itor- in Fargo today. arriving late
Wednesday evening.
e. ]. Cummings and Mrs. Cum
niings, Of Darlington, were visitors IL
Fargo during part of Wednesday.
Miss RossIla Lyttleton, OF Ritsville
Wash, and Miss Marie ID. Horner, OF
tcday.
| Prof. A. N. DeLappe, of crookston
Minn., spent several days with H. r
Cox and family, 9lS Seventh avenue
north.
A. Nelson, of Dunn Center, and
Charles II. Ruzieka, OF Wtlliston, arc
business visitors in the gate city this
afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. ]. Grina, residents
of FELTON,, MINI, were among the
Clay county visitors In Fargo
Wednesday afternoon.
Miss Elizabeth Zeck, for the last
i four years one OF the fountain girls
at the Prize cafe. resigned her posi-
ton the first Of the week.
Lieut.. Thomas Hesketh, of RolIa.
arrived in Fargo Wednesday and is
l spending the day here attending to
business matters and visiting friends.
r. Buswell, one OF the prominent
/ residents of Cass county, came in
from Tower City Wednesday and
/ spent the afternoon attending to bus
mess matters.
=. H. stenvick, former postmaster
at Minot, Is spending the day In Far
/ go with q party of friends. AIR. stem
wick autoed into Fargo last night
from Minneapolis.
Prof. Jacob Meyer, who. will have
charge of the chemistry department.
In the public schools, is expected 20
arrive in Fargo this week with his
family from Greenville, Ill.
DR.: A. Nelson, Edward ]. voliand,
Ards LofgFen and Clarice B. Pfund
made up q party OF four that spent
| wednesday afternoon visiting friends
In Fargo. returning to Ada last eve
nlng.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alex Rosen were
among the prominent Bismarck resi-
dents who were visitors IN Fargo
"wednesday evening. Mr.. Rosen u
Connected with the Rosen Toggery
shop, located in the Mckenzie hotel
block.
LanRdon, in the northern part Of the
stats, according to a telegram re-
ceived by William Mills, police COM
missioner of Fargo. Wednesday
wages are " day' tine teieBram
Apples are 10 per cent higher on
the Pacifc coast than year ago, ac-
cording to III. O. Hawkins, Spokane
district manager OF the Spokane
Fruit Growers ASSOCIATION, who u .
Fargo. visitor. The first Jonathan
apples shipped from Spokane this fall
brought $3.50 a box.
REV. and Mrs. c. r. sewery left
FARGO Wednesday for Minneapolis,
where Rev. MF. Sewery has accepted
the paetorate Of Shiloh Presbyterian
church. Rev. Mr.. Sewery has been on
the fargo college field force, and was
formerly pastor Of the Congregation
al church at Wahpeton.
u. S. Marshal stephen J. Doyle re-
furTed Wednesday from Leavenwortn,
having committed William Behrbaum.
former cashier OF the First national
Bank OF New Salem. TO that ingtitu-
tion following his plea OF guilty 70
the charge of embezziefnents IN the
federal court here last weak
Funeral services for Erwin Robin
son, Glyndon, Mimi. farmland, VINO
died In a Fargo hospital last week
from injuries suffered when he was
irnpaled on the handle OF q pitchfork,
were held from the b. r. Wasem
chapel Wednesday afternoon, and in
terment was In Springyale cemetery.
o. GaaRd In charge. The mother, Mrs.
Nike 9auntnier, Superior, Wis., at
tended the services.