The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1912-07-20

EuW. y. Johnson lawyer now locat-
ed at $50 deLendrecie building.
Owing to the absence Of many mem
bers of the Gate City Gun club will not
hold their regular shoots until further
notice.
Expert Brown of Chicago viii soon
begin the work Of testing the filtration
plant as to it's efficacy, and 1t will take
over six weeks to perform the work.
When going to the show this even
ing be sure and see that your doors
are securely locked and that the win
dows are fastened, as there may pos
sibly be thieves In the city.
The cattle car Of the street car
company has been greatly in use the
past few days in hauling stock to the
rair grounds, and SO far there has not
been the slightest accident.
The question of the new hy-laws for
the local tribe OF Red Men will be tax
en- up at the meeting next Wednesday
night and threshed out and every
member should be in attendance.
The work Of laying some new. side
walks on upper Broadway Is progress
ing nicely and according to those who
travel that way the new walks were
greatly needed and have been needed
for some years.
That veteran in the travelling line,
w. p. Mccormick of Minneapolis,
will be at the state fair the coming
week, and he expects to put in near
ly the entire week on the grounds,
visiting and seeing the sights.
According to Sec. Frank Talcott of
the state fair association If the wealth.
er is at all favorable Fargo will see
the largest attendance at the coming
fair OF any that vas ever held in the
state. The attractions are unparal-
leIed.
There is a great demand In this city
and vicinity just now for laborers and
particularly is this the case for har-
vest hands. Manager Brown of the
street a line had hard work secur-
ing men to man the cars here for the
coming week.
M. LEVITT has rome east on a buy
ing trip to the furniture manufacture
Ing centers where he will buy q COM
plete new line for his newly built
furniture store on Front store. The
handsome new building will be filled
with the best furniture obtainable.
The commercial club is very anxious
to connect with some more oomg for
the strangers who will visit the city
during the fair week. According to
Secretary Slime there is sure to be a
great shortage of rooms during the
entire week and it is up to the peo-
pie to supply them.
At the next meeting of the Mems
club Of the First Presbyterian church
the question of the length OF the term
of the president of the club will be
taken up and discussed some con-
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for three months, while others believe
that it should be at least one year.
Ben Lesk, a Fargo boy, son of Rab-
bi Lesk, has arrived in the city to
| spend his vacation with his parents.
Mr.. Lesk is in the employ of the agri-
cultural department of the United
States government and has been
making q grand success in the work
His friends were pleased to see him
The meeting of the Glad Tidings
mission are being held these evenings
In the free kindergarten building JUS
back of Front street and Rev. o. r
McCracken has arranged for specia
services all day tomorrow. The new
church Of the mission is getting along
nicely and will be finished in CONTRACT
time.
City Passenger Agent May of tn,
Great Northern has on display in hi
Office on Broadway a $500 painting
Of theg great Glacier park out in Mon.
tana which is on his line and 1t ha.
attracted a great Zeal of attention
Several Fargo people r there now
and DR.. n Mrs. Humphrey Of Moor
head are at present visiting there.
Among the visitors in the city toda,
was John Dynes of Gardner, one o
the nominees for the lower house o
the state legislature at the comm,
session. While here Mr.. Dynes called
at the office of the county audito,
to pay his respects to the force there
He reports crop conditions to be un
usually good and thinks that tn
yield in the vicinity of Gardner viii
be excellent this year.
Tomorrow morning at Gethseman
cathedral Bishop Mann will ordain Il
the diaconate, Ethelward w. Pigior
recently graduated from the Berkle
Divinity school at Middleton. Conn
During his early studies for the min
istry Mr.. Pigion assisted in the paris
work of the cathedral. particular
giving valuable assistance to TIL
vested choir. AS deacon, MIR. Pigic
will be assigned to the care OF til
church at Rolla, where he has acte
as missionary during the summer vi
cation n where he is well liked.
The neighbor who runs his phone
graph late n the night generally