The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-05-05
City in Brief

The bank clearances for today
amounted to the sum of $17SS26.s4 "a
Deputy U. S. Marshal Lamont re-
turned yesterday from Aberdeen, s d.
where he took a prisoner.
Island Park is being placed in first
class condition by Superintendent Mel
ler Many flower beds are being laid
out.
The Y. w. C. "A. vesper service will
be held Sunday afternoon as usual, in
the Y. M. c. A. auditorium at
o'clock
The North Dakota State Dentist
| association is to hold a meeting in
this city next week, and a big time
is anticipated. sf
The bankers are in town today and
| ton of Macbeth this evening at the
Walker opera house.
The new block just west of the
new Stone building on Second avenue
north will be known IS the Laing
building which has three store rooms
on the first floor.
This evening Fargo Nest of Owls
will hold a N aeting at Union hall and
every member is earnestly asked to be
in attendance as business of import
ance will be attended to-
Ell Zagal Shrine is arranging for a
grand ceremonial session which will
be held in this city, at the temple at 8
~ he nF A
gorgeous parade will be one of the
features of the day.
The secretary of the Modern Pro-
tective association announces that the
lodge meeting will be held tomorrow
evening instead of on May Is. There
will be a social session followed by a
dance and refreshments will be served.
The commercial club COMMITTEES on
auditorium was to have reported at the
meeting which was to have been held
last Tuesday, but which was postponed.
The committee will make its report at
the midmonth meeting, the date for
which has not yet been set.
l.. o. Jaglum, formerly of Ambrose,
N D., who has been spending the
4
Iowo has returned to North Dakota
with his family and gone to Plaza
/ where they will make their future
home.
There will be a meeting this evening
Of the local pressmens' union at Union
hall, when George B. Howley president
of the Minnesota Federation of Labor
will be present and make a speech
The meeting has been called for s
! O'Clock. and every member should at
| tend.
i Boys on the southside are known
to be shooting robins and other birds
/ with air guns, etc. The attention OF
Chief Bowers has been called to the
| practice and there is dire trouble
ahead for somebody If 1t is not stopped
Fargo people love the feather sum
mer visitors and their being disturbed
and killed viii not be tolerated.
Today was observed by the liturgi-
/ cal churches, it beirg the Feast of the
and is Of great antiquity. 1t common.
II crates the ascension of our Lord into
1 heaven, which the church calendar
lnQLGS as cUIulIE lOItJ OoSS 8dlLGT
1 resurrection. At Cethsemane cathe.
draI, this morning there was a ceIe.
lbration Of holy communion and ser.
lvices where held in the Catholic ant
Lutheran churches. The Ascension ii
4 usually observed by the knights
lTemplar with impressive ceremonies
Ibut they were omitted this year.
Nearly half hundred ladies attend.
ed the meeting of the Woman's Auxi.
Hilary of Gethsemane cathedral at thu
home of Mrs. George Hancock, NORTH
broadway, Wednesday afternoon. The
programme which related to missions
Twas in charge o. Mr.. Birchall and
Mrs. r.. b. Blakemore and their pa.
lpers promoted very srtere. ling tank.
Ion the features of the work done Ii
Japan and the thoroughness OF it. IN.
fteresting reference was made to hos.
Ipital nursing and how in some meas.
lure 1t was far superior to much Of tn,
nursing in this country. At the clos,
Of the meeting the ladies spent TAI
Ihour socially during which Mrs. Han
lcock served tea and waters.