The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-02-18
City in Brief

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The offices of the Union Light, Heat
abusiness: wines Ma E Uses
Bishop oReilly win preach in st.
Mary's Cathedral tomorrow, morning
at 10:30.
Henry Paul & Co. have sold to r. o.
Belland 1911 model Glide touring car
which is on exhibition at their garage
at 500 N. P. avenue.
Il j. j. Feckler, secretary Of the Pioneer
Life Insurance Co. of Fargo, left today
for Minneapolis, where he will transact
business. He will return Monday.
| The Forum desires to call attention
to the error in the Island Park grocery
ad. The Sunkist orange item should
read regular price 72c, instead Of $1,2o.
! DIR. Frank Chandler sends word frsm
the east, where he has been taking
some post graduate courses in dental
work, that he will return to Fargo
about March 10.
c. w. Blomberg, formerly of Valley
City, now located at Fargo, was a VAL
! ley City visitor last evening and was
guest at the City hotel, says The
Valley City Times Record.
An event of much interest this eve
ming is the U. C. T. ball. A great
many from out of town will attend and
a large number from Fargo will De
present, A very enjoyable time is
anticipated.
Two drunks were slated to appear
before Judge Miller this morning, but
one of them failed to make good and
| forfeited his bond The other, Willie
Woods, was fined SIS and will lay it
out in Jail.
d. Sulzbach, formerly of Fargo and
recently of ST. Paul with the firm of
w. L. Engleman & Co, cigar brokers
| is visiting here and calling on the
jobbers, he is a member Of the Fargo
council, U. c. T.
The Valley City Times Record says:
John B. Folsom, one of Fargo's most
prominent real estate dealers, was
transacting business in the Barnes
county metropolis yesterday and was
guest at the Rudolf.
The office furniture of the post
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around. With the announcement of the
reappointment of Mr.. Plumley, who is
out Of the city, the force decided that
they would celebrate and have little
surprise for their executive when he
returns home.
| Valley City Times Record: Emil
Johnson of Fargo is spending severaf
days in the city visiting trends, and
during his stay he is a guest at the
/ City hotel. He was recently operated
on at a Bismarck hospital, and al
though he is getting along nicely he
is yet weak.
Street Commissioner Johnson had
men engaged yesterday afternoon re-
moving great bulk of the snow caused
by the recent storms from the streets
of the city. Much OF "the beautiful'
had piled up along the curbing and this
was scraped away and hauled off in
big wagonloads.
] The offices of the Union Light. Heat
1 & Power Co. are undergoing thorough
relnodeling. The big room is being
| finished in early English oak and when
the fnishers have completed their
work the Office will present a hand
some appearance. Manager Kahn's of,
fee has been rearranged to allow him
more privacy than permitted hereto
fore.
Grand Forks Times: DIR. and Mrs.
Is T. Halfyard gave dinner last eya-
ming at their home on Chestnut street
in horcl of Rev. j. M. Walters Of Far
CO. who has been a Wesley college
guest the past eek. Covers were laid
for SIX, Tile ,tLer guests being Rev.
ana Mrs. i. M. Mccoy and Mrs. j. G.
Moore.
Mrs J. A. Johnson gave benefi.
birthday party at her home on Fourth
street north for the building fund of
the st. Marks English Lutheran
church. About sixty guests We're pres
ent and SIC was raised for the fund.
A delightful programme was listened
to and afterward delicious refresh
ments were served.
In the ad Of j. p. Yerxa on the mar
ket page yesterday The Forum calls
attention to an error The mistake
occurred in the line, You're always
treated right at T. e. Yerxa," which
should have read ~. r.. Yerxa." j. F.
Yerxa bought that space to talk about
himself and sincerely hopes that his
friends will get the right idea of the
store to which he directed attention.
Capt. @. a. Fraser. register OF deeds
OF Cass county returned home last
night from Bismarck, where he has
been attending the legislature for
about week. He states that the
politicians are working hard at the
present time and doing some effective
IaWmaking However. Mr.. Fraser does
| not think that they will complete all
1.-THE work before them BY the time set
for adjournment.