The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1912-06-24
City in Brief


John s. Frame is home from a four
days trip to St Paul.
Tutoring In grades or high school
subjects. Ina r. johnson, 1909 Sixth
avenue south. Phone 32S-L.
Barney Simonitch returned to Fargo
this morning from q business trip to
ST. Paul. where he spent Sunday.
Gus Elfstrom, the well known Gus
todian OF the Masonic temple, returned
home this morning from a Minneapolis
business trip.
Police Magistrate Miller, who was
at the lakes of Detroit over Sunday,
returned home early this morning and
he a a fine time.
Al flock Of prairie chickens has been
seen out a the fair grounds within
the past few days. Waiting to enter
as an exhibition. perhaps.
Ray 4. Tschemperlln, city ticket
seller at the Northern Pacific station.
spent Sunday with his relatives at his
home in st. Cloud, MINI.
Just four weeks from today and the
great moral and instructive exposition,
known as the Fargo State fair will
begin and everything is prepared
for 1t.
I have for sale a handsome 16-foot
launch complete, fast and safe; can
be seen at 500 Eighth avenue south:
price 800. Phone 116-L. Harold ID.
Sweet.
Gil Stout deputy United States
marshal. returned home this morning
from st, Paul. where he has been on
business during the greater part Of
last week.
The body Of Mrs. Halvor Johnson
was shipped by Undertaken Dougherty
this morning to her late home at May
vile, and the funeral took place there
this afternoon.
A mammoth tent will cover the space
that will be occupied by the automo-
bile exhibit that will be at the state
fair in this city the week Of July %
and there will be a floor laid for the
machines.
Sam Crabbe says that his 5000
spring chickens are doing nicely and
so far one have been missed from the
poultry yards. He IS holding four pair
for exhibiting at the chicken show
here next winter.
Ed Sullivan, the man who was hit
by a train ear Casselton, and who
was sent to the county hospital last
Saturday, is getting along nicely. He
was badly bruised and will be able to
be about in about n month.
Pres. r. M. Pollock OF the North
Dakota Progressive league and Tread
we'll Twichell. two of the state dele
gates to the republican national con-
vention. returned from Chicago this
morning. They were accompanied
home by John Pollock.
There are ave people, beside the
president and secretary busily engag-
ed just now at the state fair oficee
sending but mail matter to the differ
ent towns of the state, and everything
is moving along nicely for the fair.
which win begin July %,
The work of building the street cal
extension to DiIworth will begin with
in a few days after the franchise ex-
tension ordinance has been signed By
the mayor. The company has com
pieted every arrangement for doint
the work well in the quickest possible
time.
There will be an adjourned meeting
of the city council this evening wheI
the Fargo e. Moorhead street ca,
franchise extension ordinance will
COHuS LOT Hlal dCIlOn INC IL Is petleVe(
that IT will pass and that the extern
sion Of the line to Dilworth will soor
follow.
During the present week the SAT,
and sane Fourth Of July committee Of
the commercial club expects to holC
several meetings to perfect the plans
for giving the children the best kline
of a time. over 800 is yet needed
for the Fourth fund and it is hoped
will soon be subscribed.
President Cowie Of the kennel show
which will be held here next January
states that the line of prizes that viii
be given will go ahead of anythins
before attempted at a kennel exhibit
ton ! n the northwest, no even ex-
cepting the twin cities. There will be
close to forty silver cups to award.