The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-05-09
City in Brief

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From all parts of the state come re-
ports of needed rain.
Several doctors of Fargo will attend
the state medical convention which is
to be held at Grand Forks beginning
tomorrow.
The Ladies Aid society of the First
Baptist church will meet on Tuesday
afternoon with Mrs. Harry LOOMS, S35
Ninth avenue south.
Already the state dentists are flock
ing to the city to take in the state dem
lists convention which will be held
tomorrow and next day.
Many wore carnations yesterday in
honor of Mothers day. This favorite
flower appeared on the tables of many
Of the city hotels as we'll as in many
private houses.
The Scandinavian w. C.. T. u. will
hold a meeting Tuesday evening in the
basement of the Swedish Baptist
church. The programme has been ar
ranged for a mothers meeting"
Harry Foster, the Mapleton mer-
chant was in the city yesterday look
ing over the lines of automobiles, hav-
Ing made up his mind that gasoline
wagon could be used to advantage
in his line.
According to several who have made
examinations large numbers of the
trees have as yet no appearance Of be-
ing about to leaf again. Some think
mill ~ Lao he
til late in the summer.
Fred w. Whitman, a well known
Embden farmer, was operated on night
before last at st. Johns hospital for
appendicitis, from which he had been
suffering for some time. The attack
was accute but the operation WIS sue
cessful.
Regular review of the Maccabees will
to be held in the Loyal knights hall,
Monday evening, May 8. All members
are requested to be present at this
review as business Of Importance win
be brought up for discussion. This
review will be called at s O'clock
sharp.
| DR.. Thomas Lukyn, the well known
| horseman, viii leave next Saturday for
Europe to join his wife who is there
now, having left here about two weeks
| ago. Upon his return he expects to
bring back with him a fine line of
| highbred horses. He will return to
Fargo about July Is in time for the
| big state fair.
DR.. Hallenberg has received notice
that the Canadian government has
| granted him patent on his new in
vention for mixing malgum. The af-
| fair is a great time saver for the den
| lists. The doctor secured a patent on
his invention for the United States last
fall and is now having the "contrap-
! ton" manufactured.
Oscar Hallenberg, vice president of
| the Meredith Drug Co., has been called
| to Washington, d. c., to a conference
| calling for a revision of the United
| States Pharmacopeia. This revision
| is made every ten years. The confer
ence is composed Of many of the prom
inent chemists, pharmacists and phys
icians of the country.
o. L. Grondahl of the Farmers Sup
ply house returned Saturday from a
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visit with his brother, j. X. Grondahl
of Red Wing. He reports conditions
in Minnesota as somewhat quiet, but
the outlook is bright for good year
Mr.. Grondahl says that the more he
goes around and sees other lpaces the
more satisfied he is with Fargo and
4 North Dakota.
i Rev. L. M. Bingaman, pastor of the
Evangelical church, leaves this even
ing for Vienna, s. D., to attend the an.
nual conference Of the Evangelical as.
ISOLATION, which convenes at that place
this week. Reverend Bingaman, with
his congregation, have just closed &
successful year. Although small IN
membership, they were not so small
when it comes to the financial part o.
the work. During the past year they
have erected a fine parsonage which II
! modern throughout and is a credit t,
the contractors who constructed it. Tn,
congregation and friends who assisted
through their treasurer, handed tn,
contractor check in full payment a
completion.