The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-12-10
City in Brief


Every seal a bullet in the fight
against tuberculosis.
The salvation Army is DESTROYS OF
securing an old cook stove for poor
family which has none
Miss Olive Ashland has returned
from Minneapolis where she has just
graduated from Or. Abbotts training
school for nurses.
Go to the First Congregational
church Saturday. Dec. TO-. for the sale
of Christmas articles, afternoon and
evening. Chicken pie supper. S5c
H. c. Corrigan, superintendent OF
mails at the local nostoffice, Is back
at his desk after brief illness which
confined him to his home for several
days
President j. II. Worst of the Agri-
cultural college is speaking at the
farmers institute in session at
Bertho1d, today. Next week Mr.. Worst
win go to Larimore and will speak at
the farmers institute that will be in
session at that place.
At a meeting of the scottish Rite.
board of trustees Friday evening, the
resignation of Clarence A. Hale of
Grand Forks was accepted with re-
greet; he had withdrawn from the Far,
go bodies to assist in the organization.
of the new bodies at his home city.
Hon. r.. s. Lewis was unanimously
elected to fill the vacancy.
A letter bearing a strange address
arrived at the postoffice this morning.
The missive is directed to Mist G.
Rerndt, care Hener, Box 6, G. @. Nord
Dakota, Ngrd Amerikey On the back
If the envelope is given the following
as return, Abs. r. Berndt, gr Lich-
terfelde. Vicktoriast 10, Germania
Houges Evangelical Lutheran
church Of Fargo will have service
next Sunday, Dec. II, at the Swedish
Lutheran church, Eight andOne- half
street and Third avenue north, at
| 1890 a. m. Rev. j. FL, Johanneson
from Horace will preach. Prayer
meeting next Tuesday night at H. Pet.
ersons house, 321 Third street north.
Everybody is cordially invited to at
tend these services.
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| Randlett of the A. c. and State Dairy
| Commissioner Flint of Bismarck are
all at Kenmare today attending a
dairy meeting that is being held at
! that place Kenmare is quite a dairy
center and the meeting today is strict
~ limited to the dairy business. Both
Of the A. C. professors will talk and
Mr.. Flint also has some facts of in
terest for the benefit Of the dairymen
in the vicinity of Kenmare.
New fire escapes for the new Pio-
neer Life building have arrived in
| Fargo and workmen have been busily
engaged today preparing to set the
structures In position on the side and
back of the building The stairs are
! of good durable steel The remainder
Of the building has practically been
completed and almost all of the offices
| have been finished. A large number
of local firms have moved into the new
edifce, in spite Of the fact that the
4 completion of the structure has not
been entirely finished
The docket in Judge Roberts court
was full today. A number OF cases
were set for this morning and after
noon. All were civil matters.r One
was for the possession of a house
brought by Mrs. Mary Burnett against
Thomas M. Ingle. No counsel was
employed by either side The other
cases were, DR.. E. G. Steele VS.. Frank
Miller; and j. III. Allen & Co. VS.. L.
A. Tieger. with John G. Pfeffer acting
as attorney for the plaintiffs i'm both
Another case was brought by L. Geller
VS.. Jake Smith. j. Bot appeared for
the plaintiff.
John Gearey has accepted the posi-
tion OF assistant to G. F! Reynolds G
Chicago. the new branch manager 10.
the Ford Motor Car co. for the terri
tory Of North Dakota, which has just
been established in Fargo. Mr.. Gearey
is a son of Col. E. c. Gearey and will
be the chief assistant in the local Forr
offices. Mr.. Reynolds has receive
many compliments from the centrf
offices of the company in Detroit for
the Fargo Office, which was only es
tablished the middle of last month
ranked ninth In the list OF branci
houses for November sales. Mr.. Rey.
nolds showing for Fargo surpasset
Los Angeles, Omaha, and many of the
Il older branches of the company.