The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-05-11
City in Brief
The bank clearances for today |
amounted to $751;. 692.3s.

i AHe Dank ciearanceS Tor To-Day
amounted to $161.6s23s.
Through an error IL was stated last
evening that DR.. Newsalt was taking
an extended trip. The item should
have read Mrs. @. A. Newsalt.
The Ladies' Aid society of the
Broadway M. e. church will meet with
Mrs. Fl. F. May. 701 Thir1 street north,
Thursday afternoon at o'clock.
| The ladies' aid of the First Norweg-
ian Lutheran church will meet Thurs
day afternoon at the home of Mrs.
Ness, l3I Eighth avenue north.
| The announcement that Jim Collins
and Jerry Bacon were in conference
in Fargo can Justly be considered news
especially to the gentlemen named.
There was heavy frost last night
in some places In the city icicles a
foot long were suspended. Another
neavy frost is predicted for tonight.
DR.. c. C. Hibbs OF Bismarck. who
Is here attending the state dentists
meeting. will leave for home tonight
and next week leaves for New York
and from there win saii for Europe.
There is a large gang of men exca-
waiting for the new Stern building at
the corner of First avenue and Roberts
street. Much of the material for the
new structure Is already on the ground
There are over $4,000 worth Of
dental goods on display at the Prize
hall today at the state dental meet
ing. Many of the largest dental sup
ply houses in the nation have sent
good here.
There will be a special meeting of
the Fargo Builders and Traders as
ISOLATION tomorrow eevning cor the
purpose of clearing the desk of ac-
cumulated business, and every member
should attend
There will be special chapel ex-
ercises at Fargo college tomorrow
morning. They will be in the nature 4
of a memorial for Bjornstjerne Born
son. Professor Tonning of Concordia
college will be the chief speaker.
Hugh Lancaster, representing the
Northwestern railroad and who travels
out OF st. Paul was in town yester-
day, calling at the different railroad |
stations. He reports business as ex-
cellent.
Perry Glass. a well known PROS
porous farmer of Tower City was in |
ooWn yesterday, looking over some |
automobiles with an intent to buy one. |
ne lert for home in the evening, but |
VIII return to take a look at some new |
ones that are expected to arrive soon. |
Great are the preparations that are
being made for the Y M. c. A. dinner |
that will take place on Friday even |
ing In the gym of the big building. It |
Is expected that fully 400 men will be |
at the feast and hear Governor Burke |
who is to be the principal speaker.
The plans and specifications for Matt
Seigel's new $4,000 residence on the
south side this city, are on display |
at the builders and traders rooms
as are plans for the new $4,000 apart
ment building of the North Dakota
Improvement Co., which will be erected |
at Valley City.
There will be an adjourned meeting |
of the Fargo Commercial club next |
tuesday evening, May II, when bust /
ness Of Importance will be transacted |
and a Dutch lunch served. The lunch I
will take place at o'clock sharp. The
auditorium committee will make full /
report at this meeting.
The women's Union Label league
will hold a meeting tomorrow evening
at Union hall and the speaker of the
evening will be Georre B. Howley.
president of the Minnesota Federation
Of Labor. The meeting will be opened
at 1880 and every member is expected
to attend
The Idun Reading club completed /
their series of meetings by a banquet at +
the Gardner, Saturday evening, May Z.
Covers were laid for fifteen and the
table was beautifully decorated with /
carnations as centerpiece and lilies
Oh the valley at each plate. Place +
cards contained quotations from the
different Norwegian authors that had /
Been studied by the club during the
winter and between the courses these
were quoted. The ladies adjourned to
the parlors after the elaborate banquet |
where Miss Aslaug Olson entertained /
by her musical talent The work of
the club will be taken UP again in the 1
fall.