The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1912-10-30
City In Brief

Mrs. Syvert Johnson of Moorhead,
who has several relatives on this side
VI the river, is recovering from her re-
cent illness.
Hon. A. J. Gronna of Lakota, United
States senator from North Dakota,
was in the city over night at the Wal
dorf and left early this morning for
his home.
Thomas Cooper, secretary of the
North Dakota Better Farming associa-
ton, has returned from a trip through
verlous parts of the state, and he finds
conditions to be in good shape.
Robert Mcintyre, clerk at the Wal
dorf, who has been on the sick list
and confined to the room for a few
days, is able to be out again, a fact
that his friends will be pleased to
learn. ~
The board of trust es of the Fargo
Elks at the next meeting, on the sec
M Saturday of next month will make
a report in regard tolwhat they pro-
pose to do as to the leasing of the old
Stone Music hall.
&c. e. Rudy, the well known potato
buyer from the city of Omaha, is
stopping at the Waldorf and will be
here for several weeks, getting a line
on the tubers which have a great rep
utation in his section Of the country.
Ed A. Wilson of the North Dakota
Improvement Co., returned home this
morning from a two weeks business
trip to Chicago n Minneapolis. En-
route between the two cities he stop
ped at Freeport, ILL.,. for a brief visit
with his on.
William ]. Price of Chicago, former
ly of this city. returned to Fargo to-
day for a brief business visit. Mr..
be let today or tomorrow at Valley
City. His many friends in the city
will be glad to see him back.
Today Bishop Mann was one of the
consecrating prelates at the ~consecra-
ton OF Rev. Frank Arthur McElwain
as the first suffragan bishop of the
diocese of Minnesota the ceremony
taking place in the cathedral at Fari-
bault, MINI. Bishop Edsall delivered
the sermon.
Two N. p. brakemen on the passen-
ger service have been laid off pending
an investigation. A man under the in
fluence Of liquor claims he was
touched by them, but they claim
will be easily able to prove their
innocence and those who know them
pell6NS tuGIus
The Personal workers league will
hold its regular meeting for the month
OF November the first Thursday night
Of the coming month, when the plans
for the winter work will be outlined
by President Taylor. There are some
very important matters to come be-
fore the meeting.
AS was stated in this b some
time ago, Ell Zagal's Arab Patrol are
making arrangements for attending a
meeting of the shrine al Grand Forks,
as well as the temple at Duluth, and
they expect to have a big time. Past
Imperial Potentate Treat will be of
,arty, and Capt. otto welland
will be in command Of the patrol.
Bishop w. Horn, d. d. of Cleveland,
Ohio, will preach this evening at Zion
Evangelical Church, corner First Ave.
and Tenth street south. The services,
which viii commence at 7.3O, will be
held in the German language. A cor
dial invitation is extended to all. This
is a rare opportunity for the German
speaking people of Fargo.
Editor Wilson of The Bathgate pink
Paper was greeting his numerous
friends in the city this morning ana ii
is needless to say they We're all pleased
to see him He reports that the
thresaing in his section is Just about
concluded and that the yield was ali
that was expected. Mr.. Wilson was
formerly state oil inspector ana has
a very large acquaintance over the
state.
Devils Lake Journal: Professors III
L. Bolley and G. b. Waldron Of Agri-
cultural college at Fargo are guests 81
Mr.. and Mrs. Clark Kelley for q few
days shooting. Professor Bolley re-
turned with the Kelleys from Leth-
bridge where he took q prominent part
lessor Waldron, while here. is assist
Ing the park board in their plans Il
plant trees along the boulevard be-
tween Devils Lake and the Chautauous
grounds,