The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1912-12-20
City in Brief

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Rev. H. C. Lehner of Zion EvangeIi-
cal church has returned from Eigin,
N. D., where he was called by the
serious illness of his sister, |
The bowling alleys of the Y. NJ. c.
A.. which We're closed down for, two
or three days in order that they might
be properly adjusted, will be open this
evening for games.
Many of the knights of the grip who
have their homes in this city will ar
rive in the city tomorrow to remain
over the Christmas holiday and they
expect to have a fine time.
Ray Rindscoff, who has made
many friends in Fargo during the
short time that he has been here,
leaves this evening for Detroit, Mich,
to spend Christmas with his par
ents.
Secretary Hildreth is getting busy
for the big Presbyterian missionary
meeting to be held in this city from
Feb. 9 to Feb. %, when a dozen or
more of the worlds best known work
ers will be in attendance.
Adjutant General Treumann and
Col. Frank Allen, who have been in
the city for a day or two checking
over the accounts of the past year
of the First Regiment National Guard
Of North Dakota, have returned home.
They found everything to be salts
factory.
Secretary Wolf will go to Grand
Forks next Sunday to speak to the
Y. M. c. A. there that afternoon. The
next morning Messrs. Henderson and
Penhiter of the local association Will
go to the, Forks for a two-days' con
sultation there with the Grand Forks
secretaries.
Emil Moen of Fergus Falls, Mimi,
who has been attending the Pioneer
Life banquet and visiting with Lud
Ladner and Doc" Young over at the
Waldorf, will leave for home this
evening. Emil has the district agency.
of the company at the Minnesota city
and is doing we'll.
Hon. Wilson l.. Richards of the city
of Dickinson, banker and we'll known
business man, was in the city yes
terday on his way to Texas, where
sentative of Ell Zagal shrine to the
imperial gathering at Dallas, Tex,
and will make the trip again in the
spring.
Paul kurtzman, who is superin-
tendent of the Republic Steel & Iron
Co. of Mckinley, Mimi, and his
brother, John w. Kurtzman, travel
ing for one of the big shoe houses,
will return tomorrow to spend Christ
mas with their parents, Mr.. and Mrs,
J. H. Kurtzman of Third Venue
south.
Saturday evening of this week the
first of q series of informal dances for
the Elk and their ladies will take
place, and the committee OF arrange
ments desires The Forum to again
state most emphatically that this Is
no dress affair, but a sort of an in
formal reception and all the Elk
should attend.
Col. W.. C. Mccormick, the veteran
traveller from the twin cities, reached
his home in Minneapolis last evening
and will remain there until the night
of the Fargo Builders &c Traders BAN
some evening during the month of
January. The colonel never misses
one of these delightful times.
On Thursday at noon next there will
be a meeting of the Fargo Manufac-
turers' association n it is hoped that
every man who makes anything for
sale in the city will show up and get
busy in connection with the Home
Products show for the week of Jan. IA,
for it is going to be a big thing, ~
President McHose, who has gone TO
work in dead earnest.
F. w. EhreI. cashier of the First
National bank of the town of Page,
who has been in st. Johns hospi-
tai for several weeks, after having
undergone a very serious surgical
operation, has so far recovered as to
have longing eyes on home, which he
expects to reach in time to eat his
Christmas dinner. His friends will
!, be pleased to hear of his recovery.
: Dacotah Tribe of Red Men will hold
: its next meeting on Wednesday night
! of the coming week., and there will be
plenty of business to attend to in ad-
t. dition to the initiation of candidates.
The officers to be installed will take
. their seats on the evening of the sec
ond Wednesday of next month. Past
Sachems Charles Maurer and Larry
Diemert will have charge of this work.
Manager Fowler of the Orpheum
says that he has every detail of his