The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1912-11-09
City In Brief

Artistic photographs at attractive
prices. "SWem"-New Stone Build
ing. -Advt.
Remember that the dedication Of
the new Glad Tidings mission church
will take place at 3 o'clock tomorrow
afternoon and that the public is most
cordially invited to attend.
Fred A Irish, cashier of the First
National bank, and I. p. Clappe, n
other Fargo citizens attended the fun
eral of Hans Hoglund near this city
yesterday. The funeral was very
largely attended.
The Eastern Star will give a series
Of Dances at Masonic Temple during
the coming winter to which all Masons
are invited. The first party will be
Friday, November fifteenth, dancing
from nine to twelve.
An effort is to be made within the
next few weeks to reorganize the diff
ferent Bible classes that were organ
lied during and after the Rev. william
A. Sunday evangelical services that
were held in this city last spring.
A. S. Lay of Tyler, Mimi, was in
Fargo yesterday and purchased three
head Of fine horses from Finch Bros
Mr.. Lay say the farmers in his VII
cinity intend to engage in raising
horses more extensively in the future.
Frank X. Gravel, Duluth, Mimi, the
head OF the statesmen Of the different
houses controlled by the Stone-Or-
dean-Wells Co., will arrive in the city
this afternoon to be the guest over
Sunday OF Frank w. Clark. local man
} ager, and to take a ride in the Iatter's
new torpedo automobile.
Mrs. ]. A. Wamken arrived in Fargo
last night from Milwaukee to join her
husband at the Waldorf hotel. Mr..
Wamken is state agent for the Inter-
national Gas engine Company and has
so far met with great success in intro
ducing the new Ingeco Gas engine in
this state.
This evening the Rooney Bows Con-
cert Co. will appear at the Y. M. c..
A. in the auditorium of the assucia-
ton and the friends of the institution
are all most cordially invited to at
tend. The concert company appeared
at the city of Wahpeton last night to
a large audience.
Mrs. A. G. Diemert Of this city, who
has been an inmate of St. Johns hos
pital for several weeks suffering from
diabetes has so far recovered as to
be able to be moved to her home, a
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pleased TO learn. Mrs. Diemert's con-
dition for a time was quite serious,
The friends of Mrs. II. r. Ufer,
formerly Miss Carrie Peterson, are
extending concentrations over the ar
rival of q. baby girl. Mrs. Utter has
been living at Laurel, Mont, where
her husband has a fine position with
the N. p, but she has been at the
home OF her parents here for some
weeks.
Thomas Gray q Sauter township,
Walsh county. this state was in the
city yesterday and was visiting with
his friend. Hon. w. L. Stockweli al the
Masonic temple. MIR. Gray Is one 81
the prominent men OF his township
and county and has a large number OF
friends in the city who were pleased
to see him.
Rev. Nh. Hutchinson, the new pas.
tor Of the Broadway M. q. church
will be the speaker at the mems meet
ing of the Personal Workers tomor.
row afternoon at 4 o'clock at the Y. M
G. A.. instead OF Secretary Warner o.
Grand Forks, who will appear at thu
injecting a week from tomorrow. Those
who attend will be certain to hear !
good address from Mr.. Hutchinson.
Al joint meeting netwaen the min,
listers of Fargo and Moorhead and Z
committee OF the Personal Workers
league will be held snext Monday
morning at 1890 at the Y. M. C. "A. Il
discuss the question of bringing REV
Or. Torrey here some time during til,
winter months to hold a series o.
meetings of an evangeliatical nature
He is said to be the greatest evangel'