The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1912-08-07
City in Brief

Edw. S. johnson, lawyer, now locau-
ed at 535 deLendrecie building.
For sale-Hoosier kitchen cabinet
and also other furniture. 317 Eighth
street north.
Since the advices sent in to The
Forum a few days ago from a govern
ment of1cial the owners of launches
on the Red river dam have ceased to
overload their boats as was formerly
the custom,
It is hoped to make the cominggTri-
State Grain Growers convention and
the Corn Growers convention, both OF
which will be held here during the
month OF January, the biggest that
was ever held.
Workmen are bnsily engaged in
cleaning out the cellars of the Panto-
rum room and the Blooston room On
First avenue north which were re-
Gently badly damaged by FIRE, and the
repairing Of the rooms win soon be
commenced.
The trolley line turnout, on Second.
avenue south, between Thirteenth and
Fourteenth street has been ~movedBfar-
ther east. TO a point near Tenth street.
The change has been made to better.
equalize the distance between the
6Outhstdes turnoutS.
The Fargo board Of education will
hold q meeting this. evening at the
Central building when there will be a.
large amount OF business to be. trans
acted. President McArdle will come
up from Lake Cormorant. Mimi to
attend the session.
Atty. w. c. Ressers having COM
pleted his outside week for the sea-
son, can now be found In his office in
the Kaufman building. sc, Broadway
where he will be glad to see all his
old friends and any new ones need
ing legal services. Phone 759.
The pIasterers are still al work at
the new w. o. Olsen building on up
per Broadway and are making great
progress on the work. The second
new building that is being erected by
Mr.. Olsen is also under way and will
be ready for the roof within a very
few days,
Tomorrow evening the druggists
and their ladies viii take the N. p.
train for Detroit lakes where they
viii spend the entire day on pleasure
bent and as Local Secretary Porter
field has arranged a. big progFammeait
is likely that everybody who goes will
have a good time.
There never was a time In the his
tory Of the state druggistrs convention
when so many of the eastern whoae-
sale houses had so many and such a
fine lot OF articles on display II Is
stated that yer $50, 900 worth Of goods
are on display at the waldorf and In
the old Stone hail.
Some Of those who are attending
the state, convention of the druggists
are missing the smiling conntenance
Of Doc Subbinson OF MiInewaukan,
who is not only the town druggist, but
the postmaster rs well. He was at
the p. MS convention here early in
the spring and decideds evidently that
n trip in year was sufficient.
The oficials of the Fargo Commer-
cial club are very anxious that all who
are interested in the proposed audfto-
rum for Fargo win make their APP
pearance at the mass meeting that is
set for the evening of Aug. IL at the
club rooms when everything In COM
nection with the auditorium will be
presented by the commercial club
committee.
AS Bishop Edsall Of the diocese OF
Minnesota will be in the city the last
Of the month, 1t is expected that he
will be the preacher cit GethseHnane
cathedral the day following, Sunday
II is some time since the distinguished
prelate visited Fargo and he Is sure
to be given a very cordial welcome
BY his former pensioners in Geth-
seinane parish
President cowies of the Fargo KEN
mel club states that Inquiries are be-
ing made from different points over
the northwest In regard to- the coming
Kennel show which is to be held in this
city. He says he is satisfied that the
show Will be the greatest that has
ever been held in North Dakota and
that dogs from all over the northwest
will be on exhibition here. The prizes
are more valuable this. year than they
ever weYesand there are many more Of
them.