The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-08-18
City in Brief

i City in Brief
Harry Hunter, well known farmer
OF Wheatland, made the trip to Fargo
yesterday In his big touring adto. He
says threshing is occupying the at
tention of the farmers in his vicinity
OF the present time.
The remains of George Pickard who
died at the county hospital day or
two ago will be shipped this evening
by Undertaken Gard to the deceased
brother and sister at Calaid, Me-, they
having guaranteed the expenses. The
young man who was a farm hand was
we'll connected
j. N. Wiser. the druggist, is repair
ing and remodeling his home at tho
corner Of Ninth street and Eleventh
avenue south. A full basement is be-
ing placed under the house as wei! as
a new living room being added. The
improvements will greatly enhance the
appearance and comforts OF the struc-
ture.
The remains of Charles Inseluce, the
Italian who died on an N. p. train
While on his way to a hospital a day
or two ago will be inferred in the
Catholic cemetery tomorrow morning
aver services at the Cathedral. He
had no relatives in this country and
the railroad company is paying the ex-
penses of the funeral.
AS the date for the next meeting of
Court Daisy Of the Independent order
OF Foresters is Thursday evening. Aug.
%, 1t is likely that the deputy supreme
chief ranger, Charles L. Riley, will call
the meeting off entirely. This date il
the same for the appearance here of
the Buffalo Bill and Pawnee Bin
shows, and most Of the Foresters will
want 20 attend the latter.
Vincent Lukyn nephew of Sir
Thomas Lukyn, came to Fargo from
England recently in company with his
uncle and has already secured an ex-
celient position with the Fargo Foun-
dry Co. He is much pleased with what
he has already seen of the city and the
United States and says when his time
comes he viii be found in the ranks of
citizen of the United States.
While Exalted Ruler Burns will MOI
be present at the meeting of the Elks
next Saturday night the esteemed lead.
ing knight, Sam Mcdonald. will have
charge of the meeting and thera are
many matters Of the utmost innort-
ance to be attended to. Every mem
per OF the order in the city is earn
estly asked to be in attendance. There
a ylYah uF% 1,
A telegram was received from C. E.
Lewis from the twin cities which
states the following: 81 talked with
the president of the 500 line yesterday.
he says North Dakota will raise under
SO,OOOOOO bushels this year." Manager
ID. Q. Mott of the Lewis & Co. interests
In this city stated that the above was
merely the opinion of the president of
the 500. bur that the general opinion
as to the yield was over 10000. Oou
bushels. This is about the estimate
that is given by all who have any in =
innate knowledge of the amount of
wheat in the state.
There will be an adjourned meeting
of the Fargo Commercial club nAxt
Monday evening, Aug. % and a full at
tendance is desired. Matters connect
ed with the coming to Fargo of Col.
Theodore Roosevelt will be taken up
as well as some other business that is
OF vital Importance to the people of
this entire community. The meeting
: set for $3.50 o'clock and there viii
be lunch served before the BODY isd
called to order This will be the first
meeting the club has had in some time |
and much business has accumulated
that actually must be attended to. The
arrangements for the Roosevelt gather
Ing must be attended to at this time. !
and President Hardy is very anxious
70 see one of the largest GATHERINGS
that the club has ever had.
City Auditor Ernest Orchard left
last evening for Dickinson. N. d
where he will spend his summer va :
cation at the home of his father Mr. |
orchard has not been in the best of |
health for several weeks and 1t was fclt |
that rest at this time would do him
good. N. @. Morgan, deputy city audi |
tor, returned yesterday from Lake
Melissa, where he has been spending |
he last fortnight with his family who /
have cottage at that resort Mr. |
Morgan returned from his annual |
In the best of spirits and re- |
ported thoroughly enjoyable time at |
he popular Minnesota resort. The
auditors Office was not long without
an executive, as Mr. Orchard tick his
departure on tho same train On which |
dr. Morgan arrived.