The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1912-08-28
City in Brief

United States Marshal Shea, who
has been in the city for q day or two
from Wahpeton has returned home.
e. Smith Peterson of Park River,
one of the prominent politicians of
the northeastern part of the state, is
a guest at the Gardner hotel today.
The different contractors having the
street paving in charge all state that
the work will be completed by the
middle Of the coming month, and his
will also include the alley paving.
Many from Fargo are making ar
rangements for attending the Mime
sofa state fair which begins next Tues
day, and there will be many from the
state outside of the city also attend.
Manager Murray of the Moorhead
Athletics states that the Tennessee
Rats, composed Of Colored players will
reach Moorhead early Sunday morn
ing and will play there that afternoon.
The commercial club has received a
booklet from Berlin, which is the n
nual report of the American CONNER
cial association Of Germany. It is a
handsome work, showing artistic taste
in It's general make up.
County Commissioner Rusch states
that the concrete root cellar out at the
county hospital Is rapidly nearing COM
pletion, as well as the deep water well.
He say the general health of the in
%stitution is first-class.
The young woman who attempted
to commit suicide on Monday after
noon, mention of which was made IL
this paper yesterday, has about re-
| covered from the effects of the chloro-
form which she inhaled.
Col. f. c. Gearey, ST., and wife and
2. III, Cummings and wife. all of this
city left this morning for Los Angeles,
Cal, there to attend the national en-
| campment of the @. A. r. of which
Messrs. Gearey and Cummings are
members.
According to announcements the
Moose band with Fl. B. Rudd as direct
or will give a serenade concert in three
different places in the business portion
OF the city this evening, as we'll as a
park concert next Sunday afternoon
at the usual hour.
Pres. B. H. Kroeze Of jamestown
college is a conspicuous figure in the
Gardner hotel lobby. President Kroeze
is in the city on some business per-
tanning to the building of the new IL
brary building for the well known
jamestown educational institution.
Ed Manning of Roberts street, was
out in the county a day or two ago.,
and says that within a short radius
he counted no. less than twenty-five
dogs and their trainers in the field,
preparatory to the opening of the
hunting season a week from Saturday.
Secretary Slime states that the spec
,ial train to meet the American Geo
graphical society, will leave the North
ern Pacific station in this city at Z
O'clock sharp on Sunday morning and
Agent Johnson will be in charge of
the same, n that all who have been
invited to 60 should take notice of the
time and date.
James d. Smith and wife, after an
absence of over a month in the state
of Pennsylvania and elsewhere in the
east. have returned home and they re-
port having had a most delightful
time. They went as far east as Phil
adelphia and Atlantic City, on the At
lantic ocean,
The custodian of the public building
In this city has authority to employ an
additional assistant ~janitor, to assist
in cleaning and to help in firing the
boilers. The salary is fixed at $50 per
month. Application can be filed with
Walter Rishvelt at the postoffice. The
position is a permanent one
Friends of Hon. L. B. Hanna will oe
glad to know that he is steadily i'm
proving in health. He was taken i'll
while on a business trip to New Eng
land and was In bed for ten days. The
physicians then sent him to Maine for
. period of complete rest, and Mr..
Hanna expects to be able to return
home in a week or two now.
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