The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1912-09-16
City in Brief

Lost, sorrel horse. Finder please
phone 2605 call 10.
The classes for the fall and winter
months in the gymnasium of the Y.
M. O. A, will begin today and this
evening.
G. G. Clark of Savage, Mont, pur-
chased a fine Belgian stallion and
Richard Aiken of Wheatland purchas-
ed a Belgian mare of Finch Bros.
Fl. Boerth, who has a contract of
plaintiff at Argusville, returned from
there Saturday aftern- on, after hav-
ing spent considerable time in that
village.
According to Secretary Cooper Of
the Better Farming association, If the
frost will keep away for the next ten
days or two weeks all danger to the
corn will have disappeared.
Fred Whitemarsh of Minneapolis left
yesterday morning in his automobile
for the twin cities and will reach
that city towards the end of the week.
He spent last night In Wahpeton.
The returns from the hunters who
went out into the fields on Friday
and Saturday show that the shooting
is still very good in the eastern part
of the state, for nearly all a good
bags OF chickens.
A man from Marion and Alex Stern
of this city have each sent in fine
specimens of dent cor which was
grown in North Dakota, and it will be
added to the exhibit that the First Ma
tional bank Is making.
Many children who intend attend
to- 49, EIfnH cnhnnI and fhc nnaT and
dumb institution of the state have
been in the city the past few days on
their way to the schools. They were
met here by attendants from the two
institutions.
The housewife is authority for the
statement that eastern and western
fruit was never so plentiful and cheap
in the stores of Fargo as at the pres
emit time, and she is awaiting herself
Of the opportunity of getting loaded
for the winter.
This evening there will be q meet
ing of the commercial club IN the
interest of the clubs tour to Lisbon
Sent. % to attend the great corn
exposition that will be given by the
people of that community and r
rounding territoryp,
The Forum in the reading notice In
regard to the 1913 Cadillac car, pub
llshed on SATURDAY. evening, inadver-
entity said that the car had a "solid
chain drive when it should have read
.'silent chain drive" and the price quot
ed was sf,675 when 1t should a Y
been $1.975.
All are asked to remember the har-
vest home sale that will be conducted
by the Salvation army on Friday ano
Saturday of this week in h interests
Of the Salvation army The sale VIII
take place at the barracks on First
avenue and all are asked to come IN
and see the bargains.
Al new vault has been built in the
city superintendent of schools ONCE
which is to be used for the storage OF
records. The vault is 8 feet lone and
8 feet wide, being made OF the best
fire proof material and is ventilated
nv the school ventilating system. Il
was installed by Thomas Powers anc
win ill d long needed want in the Of
flee.
Or. L. C. Weeks Of Detroit, MINI.
arrived in the city last evening II
with Mrs. j. T.. HARDING
whose husband has the Colonial note
in that city, the two bringing MIS-
Harding's sister with them, who was
operated on last night at the siosplta
for appendicitis. The operation was
successful and the lady is getting
along nicely.