The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1912-11-23

which was served by the women's
lodge, the Daughters of Rebekah, un-
der h direction of Mrs. Harry j. Let
for of the Prescott hotel.
r.. A. Horr, general OF the
Stone Ordean-Wel Co., Of Duluth,
Mimi, is the guest for the day of
Frank w. Clark, manager OF the local
house of the company.
Many Of the travellers who head
quarter here are remaining out on the
road over Thanksgiving SO as to be
able to make Fargo Wednesday night
in order to eat their Thanksgiving
turkey at home.
There viii at least half a dozen
speakers at the mems meeting at 4
Thanksgiving Sunday will be observed
by the Y. M. G.. A. and Secretary Wolf
will preside at the meeting.
Capt, Archie Craig and AL Johnson
will leave the first of next week for
Los Angeles, CAL, where they will
spend the winter, Mr.. Craig returning
in the spring and Mr.. Johnson to go
into business in the golden state.
Chief Police Keefe states that he
has instructed his policemen to ar
rest all men or boys who are found
riding bicycles on the sidewalks, as
there are complaints coming in all
the time in regard to the nuisance.
Robert Keller, Of the waldorf hotel.
who has been attending the United
States court at Devils Lake as a Juror.
hiss returned home ard reports that
everything UP at the lake is in fine
shape. and that he didn't find his
duties arduous.
The committee that has charge of
arrangements for the opening OF the
Fargo-Moorhead- Dilworth line will be
managers of the street car system
car advise them of the exact date
OF the opening OF the service, which
will be within a few days.
This evening the big seS-
sion of the Elks will take place and
Secretary Orchard states that there
Will be q SUFFICIENT number of candi-
dates present to make the evening i'm
teresting. 1t is hoped that the mem
bers will be in their seats by 5 O'clock
SO that the business can be quickly
dispatched.
The members OF the Sunday school
board OF the Broadway M. e. church
held a meeting last night and talked
over the plans for the Christmas serv-
ices of the church. The members OF
the Epworth league of this church are
invited to a Thanksgiving social which
will be provided by the league of the
First church.
Nine more applications for the class
in the Scottish Rite were received last
Wednesday night for the December
reunion, and more are arriving each
day. The meeting will open Dec. 3
and continue four days. All Blue
Lodge Masons are eligible to put in
applications. A very interesting seq
sion is anticipated.
j. w. Murphy has accepted the dis
trict agency for the Abbott Detroit
Motor Co. OF Detroit, and has started
to work in his territory. He was in
the city this week and said he had
met with good Gee In hts trip in
Minnesota. He has the states Of
North and South Dakota, Minnesota
and Montana.-Advt.
Ben Brown, who is secretary OF the
newly Incorporated Fargo Fire Insur-
ance Co, as well as OF the Fargo
Underwriters Co., has rendered his
resignation and 1t has taken effect. He
win remain In the city for a few days
before returning east. Col. DeWocdy,
the president Of the companies has
gone eas to visit friends for Il short
time.
Finch Bros, made several important
sales during the past week OF high
grade horses to the following parties:
Chesbro Smith a pair OF Belgian
mares: Chas. Terbeam of Barney, q
Percferon stallion: liver Stordel OF
Finley a Percheron stallion; and
Greener Brog, OF Romney, MINI, &
Perchercu stallion. Mr.. Finch says he
is well pleased with the volume OF
business they are doing In Fargo and
thak the farmers from ell parts OF the
state are making Inquiries as to how
to improve stock by breAdtng better
draft horeee.-Advt.