The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1912-12-03
City In Brief


Ladies' waists at a bargain at the
Frances.-Advt.
Special prices on millinery 1t the
Frances.--Adyt.
Ladies' suits at half price and less
at the Frances.-Advt.
Reduced prices on all ladies' coats
at the Frances.-Advt.
A beautiful line of furs are here for
You. The Frances.-Advt.
You can save Christmas money on
coats and suits at the Frances this
week.-Advt.
Quite a number of new members
have been admitted to the Y. NJ. g. A.
during the past two or three weeks.
This evening at the Y. M. C. A. the
league on indoor baseball will take
place and these are always very well
fattended.
El Zagars Arab patrol entertainment
committee is arranging to a another
of their very pleasant hops, which will
likely take place during the month of
December.
During the winter months members
Of the Personal Workers league will
hold meetings on Sunday afternoons in
the towns near Fargo, and a commit
tee will be selected to attend to this
work.
Turkey supper at the First Congre-
gational church Dec. s, Friday evening
at 6 o'clock, SO cents. Christmas ar.
ticles on sale during the afternoon
and evening of the same day. Every
body welcome.-Advt.
The fire department was called out
last evening at 5 o'clock to SIS Tenth
street south to the residence Of A. G.
Lattan, by a small blaze which origin
ated in the kitchen, from the fact that
the stove was too near the wall. The
loss was very small.
The Fargo board of education will
hold a regular meeting On tomorrow
night and the routine business for the
likely that a date for the formal dedi-
cation Of the new school house will
be fixed at this time.
Several people not members Of the
First Congregational church have been
over to the edifice to see the beautiful
paintings thai were given to Rev. r.
A. Beard and the congregation by A.
J. Rupert of Chicago, n they have
greatly admired them.
The secretaries of the Y. M. c. A.
and others are making preparations
for the open house at the association
building on New Years day, and it Is
hoped to make the greatest event in
the history of the "Y." A big time is
certain to take place all day.
Police Judge Miller returned yester-
day from st. Cloud, Mimi, where he
delivered the memorial address for the
III INTIr-t IAI-~r Il .-~-A~kH chat %IA~n
was a. fine turnout and that he was
treated in a royal fashion by the
brethren of the Minnesota city.
President Slime Of the Mems society
Of the First Presbyterian church will
call the executive committee together
in a day or two to arrange for the
next meeting n entertainment of the
organization, which will likely be held
in the dining room of one Of the city's
hotels.
Secretary Slime states that the spe-
cial membership committee is still at
work calling on the business men who
do not now belong to the commercial
club in the hope that they will join,
The club believes that every business
man in the city should affix his name
to a membership blank.
Next Monday night North Star tent
No. Z of the knights OF thesMaccaBees
will hold a regular meeting, and il
will be a most important one, for there
will be election Of officers, as we'll as
initiation, and the selection of a de-
gree team. will take place at 1880.
Every member should be in attendance.
The National Protective league of
; Fargo is going to give a get-acquaint-
ed oyster supper on Thursday even
ing Of next week, Dec. Is, and mem
bers and friends will be present to
meet and talk over matters, social,
business and otherwise, and 1t is
hoped that all members and invited
guests will be on hand promptly.
DIR. Beard left yesterday afternoon
for Chicago, to attend the quadrennial
meeting of the Federal councif4of the
Churches Of Christ in America. He
goes as a representative of the Con-
gregationalists of the state, n also
as a member of the North Dakota
Comfy commission. He expects to
return the latter part Of h week.
The executive committee of the
Mems society of the First Presbyterian
church will meet at the ONCE of the
president, C. p. Slime, in h com
merciaI club rooms this evening at .
O'clock and It is hoped thai all will be
in attendance as arrangements will be
made for the next banquet and enter
tainment, at which it Is hoped to in
wife the ladies.
j.. A. Van Void of The Forum force
was called to Everett, Wash, late
yesterday by a telegram announcing
that his wife was hurt in an automo-
bile accident. No details were given
and it is not known how bad the in,
juries are. Mr.. Van Void is an &C.
complished musician and will be re.
membered as the leader of the Moose
band last summer, His friends sin,