The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-03-29
City in Brief

J. F. Callahan of Casselton was
among the out-of town attorneys. in
the city today on business.
Oscar Anderson of Fargo, who is a
native of Sweden, filed his papers of
intention of becoming citizen Of the
United States this morning with the
clerk Of the district court.
Street Commissioners johnson is
making an effort to keep the street
crossings freed from mud today. al
though the wet dirt continues to cling
to the shoes of the pedestrians.
Norwegian service will be held in the
First Lutheran church, corner of
Fourth avenue north and Roberts
street, this evening at O'Clock. All
are welcome. Arnold o. Ulvestad, pas
tor.
Atty. Seth Richardson has let the
contract for an attractively designed
bungalow Of six rooms, to be erected
on a site he has recently bought on
Ninth street south near to the home
Of George HOLSTER
Gethsemane cathedral, Second ave-
nue. and Ninth street.-I4enten week
day service this evening at 1880
O'Clock; Litany, penitential office and
an address by Dean Bowling. Stran-
gers are most cordially invited.
Returns from the different township
elections over the county are now be-
ing received by the clerk of the district
court. A number Of the township Of
hcers have to file bonds after the offic-
ial notification of their election.
MrsdPeter Peterson, formerly of this
city, and now resident of James
town, is very i'll as a result of con-
tracing pneumonia Immediately after
the birth of a baby a few days ago.
Her recovery is doubtful. Mr.. Peter
son removed there about the first of
the year.
Mrs. G. o. Smith was hostess yes
terday for theEmeeting of the Fargo
Musical club. the programme for the
occasion being arranged by Miss Ell
lott. The afternoon was devoted TO
the interpretations of works by Tschai-
kowsky, and the contributors to the
programme were Mrs. Wayne Eddy.
Miss Elliott, Mrs w. S. Stambaugh
Mrs. Anheier and Miss AsheIman.
A big work is in the progress at the
Fargo foundry, the erection of a mon
ster column lathe which has been made
necessary to meet the increasing de-
mands for structural iron work. es
pecially large columns for exterior
and interior work. The new machine
will face plain and ornamental COL
umns Of almost any size and do the
work eXpeditiously. 1t is said that
the installation Of this machine means
the attraction of a great many new
orders to Fargo from the north and
west.
After an absence Of about two
months In the south, Bishop and Mrs.
Mann will return to their home on
Eighth street south, this afternoon
They have been spending a few days
with old friends at Kansas City. Last
Sunday morning the bishop conducted
the service at Grace Episcopal church.
of which he was rector from 1880 until
1901, when he was elected bishop Of
North Dakota. The bishops text was
Every Good Gift and Every Perfect
Gift Is From Above. The last SEN
tence of the sermon, as reported in The
Kansas City Times, was as follows:
And so it comes about that, IL we
would only recognize It, our finest duty
in this world is thanksgiving. For of
man it has been most truly said: "He
and he alone is natures purest, her
spokesman, her mediator. 1t is his
part in the midst of her silences tu
lift up in her name the voice o.
thanksgiving"