The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1910-04-06
City in Brief

Stewart, 1912 Fourth avenue south.
The Builders & Traders association
will hold meeting Thursday evening
at the rooms on Broadway.
The Ladies' Aid Of Plymouth church
will meet with Mrs. Erickson, S16
Third street north, Thursday after
noon at 1880.
The Ladies' Aid society Of the Broad
way M. e. church will meet in the
church parlors Thursday afternoon at
2:3o o'clock
J. A. Montgomery, clerk Of the feder-
al district court, and wife, who have
been spending some time in the east,
are expected home this week.
The examinations for the evening
school Of the z. M. G. A. are being
held this week. The English course
will have their exams this evening.
The Ladies' Aid of st. Marks Eng
lish Lutheran church will meet at the
home of Mrs. Howard, 400 Third street
north, Thursday afternoon at $3.50.
The Ladies' Aid society of the Swed-
ish Lutheran church, will meet with
Mrs. John Oberg, 623 Third avenue
north, on Thursday afternoon at 8
o'clock.
Mrs. Alex stern and son, Samuel,
who have been spending several weeks
in New York, Atlantic City and Wash
ington, returned home yesterday. They
had delightful time.
The Yeomen lodge will give dane
| ing party on Tuesday evening, April
12. at Prizes hall. Parsons orchestra
will play for dancing. Those desiring
invitations phone 1921, as they must
be presented at the door.
Earl, the little son of Mr.. and Mrs
Peter Olson OF ais Tenth street north,
recently celebrated his fifth birthday
Mrs. Olson arranged for the presence
of a number of his little friends. The
lhome was beautifully decorated and
There were refreshments that delighted
the little folks
The Ladies' Aid society Of the Eng
Ilish Lutheran church OF this city will
meet tomorrow afternoon at 2:30 at
J the home of Mrs Luke Howard, No.
400 Third street north. j. M. Stick
? will be present and talk of the pro-
, posed laymen's convention. 1t is
hoped that every member win be in
attendance.
There will be a reorganization OF the
independent order of F'oresters in this
city and Prizes hall has been. engaged
= for the evenings Of April is and 20
+, The actual institution of the new lodge
will take place on the latter date when
the work will be exemplified by mem
' Der Of the order and organizer from
Grand Forks. On this occasion ban
quet will be held.
George Bell of the Bell Coffee Co.
of ST. Paul, arrived in the city thii
morning and is the guest Of Jay Ka'
:, Ivanaugh, agent of the company in thi
= VICINITY. Mr.. Bell was driven abou
the city and as it was his first visi
"a lhere in some time he was astonishe'
Il lat the growth Of Fargo, delighted q
1.-THE many new and splendid buildings
and said he would go home and Civ
Z, Fargo quite a boost. He will returi
g this evening.
The annual instllation Of officers o
'f Fargo lodge of Elks will take place mex
le Saturday night and the work will b
done by Judge Palda, Of Minot, distric
deputy grand exalted ruler for tn
- state of North Dakota. A number c
applications for membership will
presented on this occasion. After tn
< ceremonies OF the evening social ses
ir sion will be held to be followed by
lunch. Every member Is asked to b
+ in attendance.
J. George T. Butler and. family wi
e- leave the latter part Of the week fc
, Fargo. where they will make their fu
~ ture home says The Valley City Time
na Mr.. Butler has leased his hotel at tn
place and will engage in the real estat
business at Fargo. He is very enthU
ed siastic over the business outlook for Il
tn coming season and feels that he
nd making a profitable move. He has mao
many friends during his stay in Va
N ley City who wish him success In h
he new venture.
ne The United Commercial Travellers a
getting ready for the annual CONVEX
Is tion which will be held in Stillwatt
ty, Mimi, June 2, and 4, and the bo,
DID from Fargo and North Dakota w
make heavy bid for the 1911 convex
ton for this city, There are In 4
ith ilois iAoot iiooo ~ -. .a 41a 10
ue' OF the grip believe that Fargo shou
get the next convention. They will
Of aided in this work by the Fargo Cor
ng mercial club.
k
Mrs. r. B. Blakemore was hoste
this afternoon, for the monthly NEE
ne ing of the Woman's auxiliary OF Get
eft semane cathedral. 1t was a program
nd session at which papers were read pc
ity tanning to different phases of wo
among missions, one OF a series q
on. ranged for education and the diffusi
NV of information relating to missions
ara the central board of missions. At
ra- close of the meeting, which was "
attended, refreshments were served
Mrs. Foster r. Paige and Mrs. c. w
on, SON Present at the meeting "
rgo Mrs. /. r. Clapp was a recent caller
ns- the House of Missions in New Yc
ned r.,t,are she met the Rev. RI. L.. Burles
now one of the secretaries.
veo Mr.. and Mrs l. r. Clspp have
lia turned from winters sojourn in n
York and vicinity out of which u
II. -. have taken full measure Of enj'
nth ment. calling on friends and TAX
trips to congenial climes which are
his conveniently near the metropolis
mt the empire state Efr. Clapp says Z
lley the early spring seems to be the vol
ion everywhere, this year. and he was &
- - vnt.,wva ara Gee that there was