The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1918-01-21
BRIEFLY TOLD
Hubbelrs Food.-Advt.

HubbelPs Food.-Advt.
Shop at RicKsrs -AdVt.
Hsrbst's for hoEfery.--Advt
| Have Knight Prtg. Co. print tt.-Ad.
Konen-Doyle Taxi. Phone asa
Advt.
Mrs. E. D. Rose, Of Bismarck, was a
| visitor in Fargo Friday.
Klever KloLhes Kleaners. Phone
| 65s. The Pantorium.-Advt-
I. F. Nelson, of Plaza, is a state
visitor in Fargo this afternoon.
| b. d. Tuttle, of Grand Forks, Is q
visitor in Fargo this afternoon.
NJ. M. Reider, of Arena, is spend
| ing the day in Fargo on business.
Fred E. Mark, of Wheatland, is a
Cass county visitor in the city today.
Mr.. and Mrs. b. w. Aylor, of Gran
! din, were among the Sunday visitors
\ in Fargo.
Frank Tanz, of New York, sales
man, arrived in Fargo Friday, and is
at the Waldorf,
J. b. Gange, of Chicago, wholesale
ready-to-wear salesman, Is at the
Waldorf this afternoon.
Robert II. Schatz, of Minot, arrived
In Fargo early this morning and is a
guest at the Gardner today.
Miss Florence Monchamp, of De-
troit, Mimi, is a Minnesota visitor in
the gate city this afternoon.
F. w. Beck and w. B. Aitken, both
of Bismarck, were among the state
arrivals in Fargo this morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. J. GraDer, of Alsen,
came in from that village Sunday and
are headquartered at the Annex.
f. w. Ehred, Of Courtenay, and A.
@. Lowe, of Wolford, are among the
state visitors in Fargo this afternoon.
Sen. Oscar Lindstrom, of Noonan,
Is a visitor In Fargo today, en- route
TO the legislative session at Bismarck.
]. L. More, Of Wimbledon, arrived
in Fargo Sunday and is spending the
day here attending to business mat
ters.
George H. Compton, formerly Of the
Stone Piano Co. and now connected
with the firm Of Dyer Bros, of St.
Paul, is visitor in Fargo today.
c. l. Campbell and wife. Of Bill
lings, Mont, were among the Sunday |
arrivals in Fargo and are making /
their headquarters at the Annex.
A. l.. Kirkeide, of Churchs Ferry, |
was a registered guest at the Gardner 1
last night, en- route to the special ses-
sion of the legislature at Bismarck.
i. Berger, of Henderson, Mimi, ar
rived i'm Fargo Sunday and will spend
several days attending to business
llAALGEH III LA4b 0aEAADAA DA the 0LdkGs l
]. III. Lichtig, of Cleveland, o., Ia
lies cloak and suit salesman, arrived
IN Fargo this morning from his terri
.ory and reports prosperous times
the state.
DR.. X. III. MalIarian and son, Greg
lry, have just moved into their new
home at 1900 Broadway, formerly the
Perry residence, which DR.. Mallartan
ynly recently purchased through the
Realty Co.
Il. C@Olwin, chief clerk of the rail-
way mail service, returned this week
rom st. Paul. having accompanied
FRS. Olwtn and daughter, Alice, to
hat city, where Miss Alice is receiV-
ng treatments fer tuberculosis of the
Snee and spine Mrs. Olwin advised
Ter husband today that the little
girPs condition Is not favorable.
C. Fl. Chapman. clerk M. W. OF A..
announces the regular meeting for
his month for Tuesday, at 1880 b. m,
Il Woodman HALL a. o. IL W. build
nR. Applications viii be balIoted on
md candidates adopted, III. Lashko-
vitz will give hts address entitled
Fhe Republic OF Judea The meeting
s open to All Modern Woodmen.