The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1918-02-07
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| HubbelPs Coffee.-Advt.
Shop at RicKsra -Advt.
Herbst's for hoEHery.-Advt.
Have Knight Prtg. Co. print it.--Ad.
Konen-Doyle Taxi. Phone asa
Advts
Hendrickson's shoes for STYLE
Advt.
KIevsr KIothes Kieaners. Phone
| 65S. The Pantorium.-Advt.
| l.. r. Haslxins, of Tower City, was
an arrival in Fargo Wednesday eve
| ming.
Walter J. Anderson, of Leonard. a
merchant Of that village. spent
Wednesday evening in Fargo on bus
Richard stsrns, of Grand Forks,
and George. Hensel, OF CarringtoN.
we're among the state arrivals N
Fargo Wednesday evening.
| A. r. Meyers of ButtzvfIle, Charles
A. Walker of Edgeley. and p. A.
| Schultz, OF Casselton, were promi-
nent state visitors In Fargo Wednes-
| day.
Mrs. winberg, wife of DR.. o. X.
Winberg, OF Lake Park, Mimi, ar
rived in Fargo Wednesday and Wis
| tied her son, Carl Winberg, who is a,
student at the North Dakota Agri-
cultural college.
G. b. Stuart, of oberon, and Con-
rad Hertsgaard, OF Kindred, were
among the late arrivals in Fargo
Wednesday night.
former publisher in that city, arrived
in Fargo this morning and is spend
ing the day attending to business
matters here and in Moorhead.
Harry @. Hulse, Of Staples, Mimi,
tTainmRster for the Minnesota divi-
go WHmm r z
Johnson. Of 81. Paul, connected with
the traffic department OF the same
road, are spending the day In Fargo,
arriving Wednesday evening.
C. ]. Lee, manager Of the North
west Cooperative Farmers Dairy g.
Produce Co, left for eastern points
Wednesday to advertise North Da-
kota dairy products. He will call the
attention OF eastern men to the laws
OF this state which demand a high
standard of purity and quality.
Judge z. T. Burke, who has been
spending several days in Fargo at
tending to business matters, returned
to his home at Bismarck Wednesday
evening.
Residents Of Barnes and Napoleon
townships have filed a petition with
the county board of commissioners
the county through the two town
ships. The proposed route would |
locate the road three miles south of |
the Red trail.
A meeting OF the Cass county jun |
Tor Red Cross was held Wednesday |
In the offlces Of j. w. Riley, supetin- |
tendent OF the county schools, |
who is chairman OF the committee. |
Present were DR.. III. J. Rowe or Cas-
selton, Miss Hazel Smith of Fargo, |
and R. 3. Lewis, the latter, head of /
the Cass county chapter. Plans for /
the membership were dis
cussed.
j. A. Meyer. Of The Fran, left
Wednesday evening for Minneapolis
mobile show.
]. A. Poppler, formerly with the
Stone Piano Co. in Fargo, and now
of the stone Piano Co. store
at Grand Forks, was q visitor in /
Fargo Wednesday.
Prof r. w. Christianson, Fargo, /
was the speaker at the regular meet
ing Of the Polytechnic society OF the
North Dakota Agricultural college
Animal CalorimeteFs and Their Use. II
Work on the foot subway under
the Northern Pacific Railway Co.'S
tracks at Eighth street ia progress
Ing rapidly, and woFkmen will soon II
be installing the concrete lining, Ii n
was announced today With a con n
tinuation of the present progress, the Il
subway Will be ready for use withih
4 month.
With his prime object to show deal
ers I'm eastern markets the superior N
ity Of North Dakota dairy products,
9. ]. Lee, Fargo, manager OF the n
Northwest Farmers Dairy q Produce n
Co.. left Wednesday for q two weeks
trip 70 the eastern markets.