The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-08-27
Of tourists and guests Sunday.
poolittIa Family Laaxsa-

DooiittIe Family Leaves.
After enjoying an outing at Petit
bone lodge since July 81, Mr.. and
Mrs. ]. Doolittle and child of Win
nipeg, babe their friends of the sea-
son goodbye late Sunday afternoon
and left over the Northern Pacific
for the twin cities to make visit
before returning to their home at
Winnipeg. At that city, Mr.. Doolittle
is engaged in the real estate bust
ness. On leaving Pettibone lodge, he
assured Mr.. Pettibone that he was
coming again next season.
States Attorney Arthur w. Fow-
Ter, of Fargo. mingled with the cutters
Saturday and Sunday.
Elmer Flaten of the Olson Furni-
ture store, arrived at Pettibone
lodge late Saturday night, and will
spend the week with his mother. Mr..
Flaten was one of the Fargo young
men drafted and at the request of
his mother will remain with her until
notified to report for training. Miss
Myrtle Flaten. Fargo college grad
uate, and who has been elected to
teach in the Detroit public schools
for the approaching school year is
reported to be little better in health
and IL may be necessary for her to
forego teaching for the year although
she Is confident that she will be
strong enough for the work.
Party From GAINESVILLE.
A party of four from GAINESVILLE
and two from Fargo, made up a
crowd that took dinner at Shore
ham. They were Miss Eta Lake,
a graduate of Fargo college who
lives at GAINESVILLE, and who will
head the English department. in the
high school at GAINESVILLE, the COM
ing school term; Miss Beatrice Gun
ness, also graduate of Fargo col
lege, Miss Helen Moody of Fargo,
George Baron, formerly of Glyndon
and Fargo, now stationed in the
west; Everett Colby, editor of The
Headlight at GAINESVILLE, and How
ard Peet of Wolverton, a son of w.
]. Peet, one of the prominent farm
ers of Will1in county. The party
autoed to Shoreham at IL o'clock
Sunday morning, making the trip in
the studebaker piloted by Miss
Moody.
The Stern Regiment
Another outing party that arrived
Saturday night consisted of William
Stern, Harry Weiser and Hector G.
Barnes. Headquarters were taken at
Pettibone.
Guests at the Resorts.
w. E. Downie, w. r. Armstrong,
Miss Irene Wardell and Miss Mildred
Downie, all of Duluth, pulled into
Shoreham late Sunday afternoon and
will enjoy an outing. They have
taken headquarters at the Shoreham
hotel.
S. H. Anderson and wife of st.
Paul are at Shoreham.
Gust Nordstrom of Moorhead was
a week guest at Shoreham.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. H. Dietz and Fred
Putnam of Wahpeton, were visitors
at Shoreham Saturday and Sunday.
Miss A. Kinnear, Miss Stafford, Mr..
Jenson, Mrs. : w. A. Donnelly, Miss
Frances Donnelly and Miss Dorothy
Donnelly, all of Fargo, were among
the weeks guests registered at
Shoreham.
Charley Page clipped it off to the
Sunday-as usual.
w. A. Mcintyre and wife of Grand
Forks, are outing at Shorebam.
w. ]. Lane, the Fargo real estate
man and secretary of the North Da-
kota State Sunday School associa-
ton, autoed from Fargo to his
cottage Saturday night to spend the
week end.
w. D. Gillespie, Fargo architect,
Mrs. Gillespie and their son, Waiter,
visited the different lake resorts in
the vicinity of Detroit and Pelican
Rapids Sunday, making the return
trip via GAINESVILLE. During the
sandstone, the Gillespie family madS
GAINESVILLE their control.
Miss Vida Olson and Anna Kerber,
both of Fargo, were registered
guests at Pettibone lodge Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Frances of
Velva, are cutters at Pettibone lodge.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Y. More, Miss
Helen More and Miss Dorothy More
of Fargo, were among the cutters at
Pettibone lodge Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. w. H. Murfin of La
Moure, N. D., were among the North
Dakotans registered at Pettibone
lodge and are enjoying a vacation.
w. L. Taylor, president of the
Merchants National bank at Detroit,
Mimi, and a prominent lumberman
of the state, Mrs. w. L. Taylor. and