The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1912-11-30
City I'm Brief

There will be a meeting of the Arab
patrol tomorrow afternoon for drill
and to attend to business.
A marriage license was issued in
the county court this morning to Ed
Fargo.
The wrestling class will meet this
evening at S:15 in the gym of the Y.
M: c. A. and 1T is expected that many
will attend.
Many people on Thanksgiving day
went out to the two cemeteries and
saw that their lots were II condition
for the winter.
Grand Master Hoover and Grand
Secretary Stockweil will have two
new Masonic temples to dedicate in
the state during the month of Deem
Der.
The ladies OF the First M. e. church
VIII hold a fancy work sale In the par
iors OF the church Friday and Satur-
day. Dec. 13 and IL. You are invited
to attend.-Advt.
The board Of bishops of the Metho-
dist church has appointed William Fl.
Nhite a delegate to the federal coun-
Gil of the Churches of Christ in Amer
lca' 10 meet in Chicago, Dec. l..
Secretary Director Cooper of the
North Dakota Better Farming asso-
citation is expected home from a bust
ness trip in the interests of the asso-
citation to Chicago and MINNEAPOLIS
early next week.
The water is now in the natural
rink on Island park, but what is need
ed now Is a good hard freeze to make
good skating. Many of those who
love the sport are casting longing eyes
in that direction.
Art Stevens who was stabbed in the
abdomen by the colored man, Fred
Harris, in an affray on lower Front
street on Thursday night is getting
along nicely at st. Johns hospital and
will soon be out.
The special membership committee
Of the commercial club held another
meeting at noon today and reported
progress in the work of securing new
members for the club. The work is
going along nicely.
William Burton, the man who en-
tertained the audiences at the Grand
with his pictures the latter part of
this week has secured dates to play
the entire George A. Webster circuit,
and he is a big feature.
A class for college men convenes
every Sunday after the morning
service at the Presbyterian church. A
special course will be used, entitled
Christ in Every Day Life. All Pres
b~ytertans and any who may not have
any church preference are cordially
invited.
All of h members of the Elks and
their families are earnestly urged to
attend the memorial services of the
lodge which will TAX place tomorrow
afternoon in h Pirie hall at 3 o'clock,
for the services will be even more i'm
pressive this year than last.
The Red Men had an initiation at
the last meeting, the first in some time
and the degree team, while a little
rusty in the work, did nicely. The sec
ond n third degrees are still to fol-
low, and there are several more appli-
cations for membership in sight.
The programme committee of the Ia
dies night for the Elks one week from
tonight will not announce the same
until the evening of the affair. 1t Is
known however that the men alone
will not have all the say, for there are
places on the list for several ladies.
The travelling men of the city ire
spective of membership in the u. c. T.
are all asked to attend the meeting
which will be held at the commercial
club tomorrow afternoon at s o'clock,
as there will be business taken I'D that
will interest every man who travels
whether he be a knight of the grip
or not.