The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-11-18
City in Brief


Sheriff Boyle is recovering from al
attack of the grippe and his condition
Is such that he will soon be able to b,
back at his desk at the sherifrs of
flee
City Auditor Ernest r. Orchard i,
confined to his home for several day,
on account of his eyes, The hard use
which they have been given in receni
months may necessitate glasses for the
genial auditor.
The new addition to the electric
light plant OF the Union Light. Heat
q Power Co., was completed today
The new structure was made neces-
sary by the installation of new ma
4 chinery in the plant.
The pastors Of the churches of Far
| SO Will be asked to preach sermons
to young men at their services a week
from Sunday. These sermons will
bear directly on the work of the big
membership campaign that viii be
conducted by the Y. M. c. A. at that
time.
Prof. III. Gunderson of Chicago will
be the speaker at the evening meet
ing of the National Norwegian Baptist
association which is in session in Far
go this week. He is connected with
the faculty of the Danish Norwegian
OF Chicago and is one of the foremost
educators of the church.
Messrs. J. P. Hardy, A. w. Cupler
and r. b. Blakemore returned home
last evening from Lisbon where thew
We're in attendance at the dedication
of the new $4,000 X. of p. tenpIa of
Lisbon. The men report that the dedi-
catory exercises were most successful
and that everyone had an ENJOYABLE
time.
Gilbert w. Davis, thirty third de-
gree, has received word of the death
OF Harry Adams, thirty third degree,
OF indianapolis, Ind. The funeral was
attended on Thursday and was with
full Scottish Rite ritual. Mr. Adams /
was prominent Mason, we'll known
outside of his home state.
Work is progressing RAPIDLY ON The
barrow building on N. p. avenue lust
west of the Fargo National hank
An entire new front Is be-
ng placed in position and the in
.erior of the business rooms are be-
hg remodeled. The edifice will pre-
ent a handsome appearance when the
work is completed.
H. F. Flint, dairy commissioner. was
IN arrival in Fargo last night from
bismarck. This morning he left for
aaron 10 attend a convention of Z
alrymen which opens today and con- .
lhues tomorrow. He was ACCOMPANIED :
Y PROFESSOR Winchell Of the agricul- !
ural school at Crookston and Profess :
Martin of the dairy department at ,
ne agricultural college in this CITY.
The firm of Perry & Tyner Co. is
repairing to move from its location on {
lrst avenue north to the rear of the /
ew Kennedy building and adjoining t
roperty. The commission firm win a
located in the warehouse at the C
ear of the three rooms adjacent to the q
-ennedy block and will have offices 2
ace the N. P. in the new building 1
he new location will double the floor S
pace Of the firms business house and
i've ample railroad service. t
Deputy Imperial Potentate II
,reat was a guest of honor Of Tebela I
temple of the Mystic Shrine at Rock :
ord H., on the night of Nov. is, and :
: today making an official visit to Y
rlpoi Temple at Milwaukee. IT Is {
earned that there were an even 100 i
andidates at Rockford, and a splendid u
walton given Mr.. Treat. This is the Z
econd official visit that Noble Treat b
as made to Milwaukee, where he is r
cid in the highest esteem, and is re- 7
sived and greeted as the next I'M G
erial Potentate of North America. h