The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-03-07
City in Brief

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| Harry Carter, the district passenger
agent of the Union Pacific, was a Far
go railroad visitor today from Min
neapolis.
/ The city received a consignment Of
| 100 cast iron plates today from the
Fargo Foundry Co, the plates will be
used at crossings ON sidewalks.
Bill Snyder, travelling passenger
agent of the c. b. e. O., with head
quarters in st. Paul, Is looking after
the Burlington interests in Fargo.
With the present mild weather, trav-
cling passenger agents will begin to
work throughout the eastern territory,
bringing people to the northwest.
The board of directors of the Fargo
| Building association will hold their
regular monthly meeting on Thurs
day. March at 1880 .. m. at the Office
of the secretary, II. p. Tough.
Thomas Hall. secretary OF the rail-
way commission of North Dakota, is
in the city today on business. He is
the administrator of an estate and is
filing the report of the same before
Judge hanson.
The Real Estate exchange held
short session last evening at the COM
mercial club. There was no quorum
present and the members adjourned
to meet at the call of the president,
Morton Page.
Prof. w. II. Moylan and s. e. Wash
burn of Durbin were business visitors
in the city Monday. Mr.. Washburn is
a newcomer to North Dakota from IlH-
nois, having recently purchased half
section of the old Weaver farm near
Durbin
In the story Of the insurance meet
ings held recently in Fargo in which
it was stated that o. Nj. Johnson was
one of the new members initiated into
the Dakota pond of the order Of the
Blue Goose a mistake was made. This
should have been o. M. Thurber of
Fargo
Lars Christianson, president, and o.
M. Thurber, vice president of the
Merchants National Mutual Fire In
| surance Co.. left on the Northern Pa
cific last night for Minneapolis and
Chatfield, Mimi. on business connect
ed with the Fargo company and MIR.
Thurber's agency.
The ladies Of the First Congre-
gational church will hold their annual
| Easter offering supper Thursday
evening. March 8, in the dining room
of the church, to which the public is
cordially invited. Commencing at s
| O'Clock an excellent supper will be
served at 80 cents per plate.
Two proofs were filed this morning
at the Fargo land office. Martin Tor
censor of Pettibone filed a proof for
the southwest quarter Of section IL,
township 141, range 20 in Kidder coun-
ty. Eugene A. Barton of Medina filed
proof of the southwest quarter. Sec
ton 8. township 141, range 50, in
Stutsman county.
You may wear with complete salts
faction one of my $25 made-to-your-
measure suits. There are no finer
fabrics nor Innings than 1 use, and
only expert tailoring is employed on
these suits. You had better come in
one of these days and look over our
spring patterns. Remember Easter IS
| coming and that suit is inevitable.
ANOW Is the Liilic W prepare lOE the
occasion. Ted Evanson, 400 n. P.
avenue.
Ex-Lieut. Gov. David Bartlett was
In the city from Cooperstown last
night. on his way to Minneapolis. He
says he had planned to come to Fargo
for the Scottish Rite reunion this week,
bu the call to the flour city will pre-
clude the pleasure. for he must re-
turn home to attend to matters he had
arranged for the beginning of the
week. He regrets, especially. not being
able to hear Clarence Eddy, the great
organist, on Friday night.
1t is reported that Madame Schu-
mann Heink will sing but twice more
in New York this season, and these
appearances will be with the New York
Philharmonic society in Carnegie hall,
Tuesday evening, March 81 and Friday
afternoon, March "a. The great con-
tralto is then to continue her highly
successful concert tour including an
appearance in Fargo, this month until
June, when she goes abroad to take
part in the Wagnerian festival at Bay
reuth and Munich.