The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-01-23
City in Brief

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Fl. T. Alsop OF the Interior Lumber
Co., is confined to the house with a
severe cold.
The union evangelical revival meet
ings win continue all this week as the
interest being shown is great
The funeral of an infant son OF Mr..
and Mrs. Alex George of lower Front
street took place late Saturday after
| noon.
e. J. weiser, vice president of the
First National bank of this city, has
left on g. business trip Of several days
to Canada
The American Society of Equity will
go into South Dakota in the near
future and ask some favors of the
legislature there.
Rudolph A. Bagemeil of Casselton
and Elvina l.. Ecklund OF Clitherdal,
Mimi, were given a license to wed, in
the county court this morning.
Remember the next of the popular
Eastern Star parties will be given
Wednesday evening, Jan. So at the
Masonic temple, where they have the
finest floor in the northwest.
The funeral of Mrs. Mary Ann Clark
took place this morning at the family
residence out on the Sheyenne in
Barnes township. The interment was
made in Riverside, this city.
The Royal Arch Masons will hold
stated meeting this evening at the
temple and every member should at
tend. Tomorrow evening the knights
rempIar will assemble.
The hotels Of the city are assuming
their regular business again this week
since the rather strenuous time of the
grain growers and stock breeders
convention.
The new Kaufman building is ready
to receive the marble wainscoting
which has already arrived. The COM
mercial club expects to occupy the
new building within the next few
weeks.
Elizabeth Alsop, little daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. H. II. AIsop of Fourth
avenue south, fell Saturday and broke
her left leg. The injured leg has been
placed in a plaster cast and she is
now resting easily.
Three drunks appeared in the police
court this morning and answered the
charges against them. Two of the men
were released and the third, Tom KEEL
ley, was given fine of IS. Kelley was
also slated for disorderly conduct and
for breaking windows.
There will be meeting of the Mac
cabees in the A. o. u. w. hall Monday
evening, JAM %, and all members are
urgently requested to be present as
there will be business of great i'm
portance. This review will call
promptly at o'clock, as there are a
great number of applications to be
acted upon, besides a large class of.
candidates to initiate.
Harry Footer Of the firm of Footer
& Son, well known merchants of
Mapleton, N. D., was so far recovered
from the effects of serious operation.
that he underwent recently at st.
johns hospital, that he left today for
his home. Mrs Footer, formerly Miss
Kathleen Ryan of this city,. has. been.
staging in Fargo during his confne-
mert at the hospital. They returned
to Mapleton this afternoon.
The interest In the evangelistic
meetings now being held by Rev. C.
]. Johnson of South Omaha, Neb., at
the Swedish Baptist church is in
creasing more and more. Yesterday
there was a good audience both fore
noon and evening. Services will be
held every evening this week, except
ing Saturday, and it is hoped that
the Scandinavians will turn out in
good numbers. The meetings begin at
& O'Clock