The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1912-10-01
City In Brief

r. S. B. johnson OF C~asselton is IN
the city for a few days receiving
treatment for his eyes.
There will be a regular meeting Of
the board Of education tomorrow night
at the superintendent office.
Tandy, the eolored man who was
shot by his wife q few days ago., is
getting along, at the hospital, fully as
well as can be expected and 1t is said
that he will ecover.
On Friday evening Of this week
Court Daisy of the ForeSters will hold
a business meeting, after which a So
ciaI hour will be spent. The court
holds its sessions in the A. o. u. w.
Max Richards, one of the members
of the Fargo police force, who Is in
st. Johns suffering with organic heart
trouble, is getting along as well as can
be expected, but his condition is said
to be serious.
Next Saturday night the Fargo
council Of the United Commercial
Travellers will hold the regular meet
ing for the month of October. There
will be a feast and a programme in
which all will find enjoyment.
Arab Patrol of Ell zagal Shrine is
planning On taking a trip to Duluth,
Mimi, on the first big ceremonial ses-
sion that will be given by the Mime
sofa boys. The two temples feel very
kindly disposed n to the other.
The park commissioners during the
winter will make plans for the cree
ton of a substantial and permanent
bandstand in Island park, and Sunday
afternoon concerts will be given just
as was done the latter part of the past
summer.
The Fargo Personal Workers league
will hold its regular monthly meeting
for October on Thursday night of this
week, when assignments will be made
for the different members during the
fall and winter months. A large at
tendance is desired by President Tay-
Tor.
All are invited to call at the repub-
lican headquarters which have been
established In the A. o. u. w. building,
in the rooms that were formerly oc-
cupied by the North Dakota State Fair
association of Fargo. The chairman
and secretaries will be found there
from now on.
The senior essay were assigned to
the different members of the senior
class at the high school this morning
Each member Is required to write an
essay before he is able to graduate
The first n will be given next Friday
by John Bathrick and his theme will
be on John Milton.
After making q pretty good canvass
of the sentiment among the travelina
men OF the state / feel safe in sayins
that so per cent Of the commercial
travellers who are residents of NORTH
Dakota will vote for L. b. Hanna fol
governor" said Billy Donnelley to &
Forum representative last night on hil
return home from a prosperous triI
over his territory.
Louis Engerud, who has travelled ii
the western states all summer. has re
turned home and reports a very fins
time. Mr.. Engerud left last spring fol
California and stayed there for q few
weeks and then too the trip up the
Pacific coast to Washington and thef
went into Canada and up into Van
couver and came back through thu
state Of Washington.
Frank Promo, clerk at the Elliott
hotel, who since his accident at De-
troit lake about three weeks ago, has
been confined in the st. John'A hospi.
tai with three broken ribs, is getting
along nicely and expects to be able TIC
be back to the hotel in a few days
While fishing he tainted in a boat and
struck his side against the side OF the
boat infiicting the injuries.
L. s.. Thorpe Of the Evergreen Grove
fruit farm at Mayville, N. d., was fl
the city today on his return from Bis.
marck, where he went personally tc
supervise the installation of different
entries he had to make at the exposi.
ton. He says the exposition this year
will greatly excel the one held a yeal
ago, but he heard a great many say
thatsthe place for such an exposition
was tt Fargo--if it was to be the
greatest good to the greatest number
Nine bright looking young men wert
III the city this morning in charge cl
Rev. e. r.. Gynild, pastor of the Free
Lutheran church in this city, inc they
rame from the town of OsterdaIler
and were being shown about the city
by the ministers. The boys constitute
a class that was confirmed by Rev
! Mr.. Gynild last Sunday in the churci
iat Osterdallen, and their real purpos'
of coming to the city was to have thei
pictures taken with the minister
this being the custom with all con
nrmation classes in the different Luth
eran churches. The boys had q yer,
pleasant time In the city and were en-
Toying themselves. They will leav
| Tor home this afternoon.