The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-01-03


The Eagles will hold their first meet
ing OF the year 1911 this evening al
their hall on Broadway. M
All OF the patients al the COUNTY
hospital are in fairly good health and
are getting along nicely,
| Henry Heath came into town This
morning to attend The meeting of the
county commissioners, of which he is
member.
The heads Of state educational insti-
tutlons VIII hold meeting in this city
tomorrow and discuss the board of
regents proposition.
For Sale-Casl1 business clearing
above 500 per week; $1.5oOs cash and
balance $1,500 on time payments. Ad-
dress 500 care Forum. II
Many from here, notwithstanding the
cold weather, went over to Moorhead
yesterday afternoon and today to see
the ruins Of the Columbia hotel
Nearly 500 people called at the Elks
club yesterday, where the Commercial
and Elksf society were holding omen
mousse on account of the new year.
There viii be meeting Of the mems
club Of the First Presbyterian church
this evening at o'clock. to which ali
members are earnestly asked to be
present.
The first meeting Of the Fargo school
board for the year 1911 will be held
tomorrow evening at the high school
building. when routine business will be
attended to.
A lone vag appeared I'll the police.
court this morning. Heggave his name
as George Sullivan and on promise to
leave town at once. Judge Miller sus-
pended sentence. ~
John Daugherty, the undertaken Is
back from a business trip to the twin
cities and he states that the weather
there has this beat mile for GOODNESS.
He returned home today.
Bishop Mann Of this city will give
the first of a series Of lectures on lit
erature in the chapel of Fargo college
tomorrow evening, and the public i'm
general is invited to hear him.
'SAS AOoii III tue FIoneef Lie build
ing has either been occupied or under
lease. With all the building done in
this city within the past year, there is
still a scarcity of rooms for house
keeping.
The condition of Mrs. Hugh Cor
rigan, who was operated on at ST
Johns hospital Friday, is greatly i'm
proved today. Her many friends win
be pleased to hear of her being on the
road to recovery.
The body of William Thomas who
was frozen to death Sunday morning
is still at the Gard morgue. The ar
rangements for the funeral have not
yet been completed but will likely be
made this afternoon.
John w. Geiger, manager of the
Woodmen of the World for Iowa. North
and South Dakota and Minnesota. will
be in Fargo for q short time Saturday
evening to consult with some of the
local members in putting up a strong
camp here.
E. r. Orchard, the genial city audi.
tor and w. c. Langdon have moved
into their new quarters in the Pioneer
Life building. The two we'll known
men have an elegant suite of rooms in
the new building. and it u.s. reported
that they are the finest bachelor quar-. |
ters in the city.
Messrs. Fowler a2 Smith of the
Grand theatre entertained. the entire
carrier boy force of The Forum the
other afternoon, and the boys thor |
oughly enjoyed the bill presented. |
These gentlemen always remember the
kids once year at least, and it seems |
as IL they enjoyed the pleasure of the
boys as much as the latter do the show |
at this popular place of amusement