The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-02-03

d. F. Mueller of Forman is a gate
city business visitor this afternoon.
Clair L. Young and John Young are
Devils Lake visitors In Fargo today.
Sam Brand OF LaMoure, is trans
acting business in Fargo this after
noon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe johnson Of Mont
pelier. are Fargo visitors and guests
at the Prescott today.
don, c. III. Ferguson OF Valley City.
M. o. simensted of Devils Lake, A. J.
Smith Of Darlington. and B. D.
Mitchell Of Gardner.
Dacotah: Mr.. and Mrs. r. Rosy of
Valley City. Fred Semzek OF Bismarck,
Mr.. and Mrs. Barney Brenk OF Prazee,
C. H. Meiby of Glyndon. and Gust
Gustafson Of Lake Park.
Metropole: d. J. Burns Of Caring
ton, c. A. Lndstrom ana VIM. M.
Bobb Of Haynes, o. T. Ness OF Steele,
and Frank w. Dalemeter Of Erie.
Donaldson: James Jackson of
Argusville, Henry Leum OF Mayville,
Roy A. Mills of Lisbon, j. s. Sullivan
of Lisbon, and c. A. Burnham of Lake
Park.
Webster: ". r. Akesson of Grandin,
r. Bordrud of Kindred, C.. ]. Serum of
Hillsboro, Geo. J. Schoseow of Alice,
and Z. o. Void and J. Swenson, both
Of Perley.
Gardner: e. r. Bradley Of Grace
City. l.. Fl. McLain of Casselton. e. 8.
Cole of Valley City, w. A. Mcintyre
Of Grand Forks. and w. B. Williams Of
Bismarck.
Powers: o. EieIson and g. A. Boil
ker, both Of Hatton, A. H. johnson Of
Crank Forks, c. e. Tingley of Grand
Forks. Paul Zenpel of New England
and r. w. Blackford OF Minnewau-
kan.
A complete wireless plant is to be
installed at the local Young Mems
Christian association during the COM
ing week, and 1t is probable that a
class in wireless telegraphy will be
organized. D. r. Beighley will be in
charge.
Annex: F. F. Dehn of Lisbon, L. H.
Merryfeld Of Regent, p. Fl. McCon-
nell of New Rockford, Wallace
Hackett Of Arthur, Mr.. and Mrs. Ira
]. Larson of Leonard. Carl Johnson of
Powers Lake, and w. J. Anderson Of
Leonard.
Elliott: c. B. ,Biggs Of ArgusviIie,
w. B. Woyak OF Luverne, j. A.
Roesch Of Ada, VIM. F. Rutherford Of
Pillsbury, Mr.. and Mrs. J. F. Payton
of Cakes, Paul Hansen Of Luverne
and Peter Lowe and A. P. Slattum,
both Of Nome.
New Viking: Henry o. Solberg OF
Aneta, John Thompson of Warwick,
Theo. Anderson OF Mayville, o. FL
lingson Of Epping. Frank Krenick Of
Aneta, j. Hellerud Of Christine, Thos.
err N. Hagen, both Of Perley. and I. L.
Lasseson of Hastings.
Attendance at the gymnasium
classes at the 7. M. c. A. during the
month Of January exceeded the at
more than 500, John w. Adams, gen
eral secretary. announced today. The
bowling alleys experienced their big
gest rush Of the season, Mr.. Adams
added.
Charles Brown, Fargo college stu
dent, who started in the 50-mile en-
durance hike with Donald Hall, Martin
Murie and Henry Clapp at S o'clock
Thursday morning, but gave up the
ghost at Lithia. later making his way
to Christine, where he has since been
10 expected to arrive in
Fargo this afternoon on the Milwau-
kee local, which is several hours late.
William Mendenhall, formerly con-
nected with the Y M. C. A. at the
North Dakota Agricultural college,
who was selected as one Of the inter-
secretaries Of the association
for service In war-ridden Europe, is |
being held up in his plans, according
to word received in Fargo last even
ing. Mr.. Mendenhall was to have sail |
ed on the steamer st. Louis, which is |
being held at New York on account Of |
the submarine crisis.