The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1912-10-29
City In Brief

A marriage license was issued In
the county court today to Arne Tausan
OF Page and Elsie Florence NGoodWin
Of Grand Forks.
An outside stairway has been con-
structed in the alley to the FITZGERALD
building for the bowling alley thai
will soon be put in the basement of
that building by the new lessees.
There will be no meeting of the pa
cotah tribe OF Red Men before Nov. IL
when there will be a big business
meeting and 1t is hoped several candi-
dates will be presented for member
ship,
Sec, Tom Dunn is sending out his
notices for the big meeting of the
Fargo Commercial Travellers council
meeting next Saturday night which
will be the biggest affair of the kind
the council has ever held.
Chief of Police Keefe says that he
will not permit any rowdyism on
Halloween night, and boys or girls
who commit depredations to the in
jury Of peoples property may expect
to be dealt with severely.
Col, William A. Scott is setting
ready to migrate to Florida, where he
owns an exceedingly fine home, He
viii remain there during the winter
months and return home early next
spring to boost the Interstate fair.
Sam Crabbe, the poultry raiser,
claims that this has been a very fine
season for tame chickens and that he
raised the greatest number of his
1000 birds. Mr.. Crabbe will soon get
busy with the next annual show of the
State Poultry association, which comes
off in this city in January at the time
of the Tri-State Grain Growers and
State Corn Growers big conventions
and Cowie's dog show,
According to WORD received from
Rev. Billy" Susday, who closed the
last Sunday the Ohio city had 4,507
converts, not counting the returns for
over Sunday. The Sunday party
started yesterday morning on a prohi-
E!tion campaign in the state of West
Virginia. Mr.. Sunday has about half
PROMISED to so to ~Steubenville, o.,
next April to hold meetings. This
city is only a few miles from East
Liverpool and Wheeling, w, Va,
H. j. Hughes, editor of Farm, Stock
& Home of Minnesota, has been in the
I city for a few days and has been in
consultation with Thomas Cooper,
SSCItLdTy OL the NOfIn pakOLa beLLeI
Farming association. He spent some
little time with MIR. Cooper out over
the territory and was more than pleas
ed with his visit to North Dakota
Mr.. Hughes was formerly on the fac
ulty of the North Dakota Agricultural
college Of this city and he met many
Of his old friends during his visit.
At the meeting Of the Knights o.
Pythias, last night, arrangements were
perfected for the Pythian home com
ing session which is to be held at the
castle hall Monday, Nov. IL. The
elective officers, headed by w. Q
Green, chancellor commander, were
mead a committee to arrange all of TIL,
made a committee to arrange all of The
details OF the event. Mr.. Greer
will call a meeting of his aide:
in a day or two and it will b.
held at the rooms of the commercial
club during q noon hour. The granC
chancellor and the grand keeper o.
records and seal Of the state have
both expressed their intention of be,
ing present, and 1t is expected that Mr.
Atwood, the grand chancellor O.
Minnesota. will be present to make
an address. All Pythians in Fargc
on the date named are expected tt
attend the home coming, whether the!
are AFFILIATED with any lodge or not
Present at the meeting was Pas
Grand Chancellor De Forrest Ward o.
the domain of Minnesota, superin,
tendent for the latter state and thi!
state for the insurance department. o
knights of Pythias, and he made som
timely remarks.