The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1912-12-04
City in Brief

Ladies waists at a bargain at the
Frances.-Advt.
Special prices on millinery at the
Frances.-Advt.
Ladies' suits at half price and less
at the Frances.-Advt.
Reduced prices on all ladies' coats
at the Frances.-Advt.
A beautiful line Of furs are here for
you. The Frances.-Advt.
You can save Christmas money on
coats and suits at the Frances this
Week.-Advt.
p. Y. SarIes, former governor OF
North Dakota is calling on his many
friends In the city today.
Quite a number of new members
nave been admitted to the Y, NJ. c. A.
during the past two or three weeks.
Attend the chicken pie supper to-
night at Prizes hall by Gethsemane
Guild beginning at 6 o'cIock.-Advt.
e: ]. .Weiser, president of the First
National bank who has been in the
twin cities for a day or two on business
returned home last evening.
~ 10 a~HHouHceu ulat another Jewish
society wedding will take place in the
near future and announcements viii
DE made of it in a few days.
Robert K. Kellar, one of the pro-
prletors of the Waldorf hotel, has been
making a trip to the twin cities and
further east and is expected home the
last Of the week.
It is stated that Charles H. Porritt
win erect a building on the site of the
Eold Meredith drug store early next
spring, provided that he can secure a
responsible tenant.
The committee on the Home Prod
ucts show is having quite a hard time
in finding q good location for housing
the big attraction, as there are few
vacant buildings in the city at the
present time. .s
William Burton who appeared at the
Grand here last week expects to show
a picture of Finn Leech n his dog.
John," in the various theatres
throughout the state until he reaches
the Montana border.
President Cowie of the Fargo Kennel
club will have something to say In the
near future in regard to the coming
show which will take place during the
week of Jan. IA during the other big
attractions of that period.
Capt. Archie Craig and Al. johnson
Will leave in a few days for the Pa
cifc coast, their objective point be-
ing Los Angeles, Cal, where they ex-
pect to spend the winter. Mr.. John
son may locate there permanently.
The next meeting of the Fargo coun-
Gil OF h Quilted Commercial Travel
ers viii q place on Saturday even
ing and Senior Counselor Bishop will
call the meeting to order very early.
so that all business may be over by 8
Eo'clock n the festivities may begin.
George H. Webster, the weIl-known
theatrical manager, left last evening
on a business trip to the city of Chi
Ecago and expects to have something
to announce that will please the peo-
pie when he returns to the city the
first of the coming week.
Herman KuhI, cashier Of the First
National bank of Towner, is in the
lefty at the Gardner hotel. Mr.. KuhI
was a member of the lower
house of the legislature during the
last session but did not run this time.
He attended a meeting of of the
committees Of the North Dakota State
Bankers association in the city yester-
day: "
Milton Bishop and his committee are
preparing a fine programme for ladies'
night at the y. C. T. meeting which
win, be held Saturday evening and it
is hoped every member Of the coun-
ell and his lady will be in attendance.
There will be a fine musical pro-
gramme rendered and addresses by
women and men. Refreshments will
be served.
This evening will be missionary
prayer meeting at the First Presby-
terrain church when H. H. wheelock
will have charge of the meeting and
the subject will be Latin America, This
is expected to be n of the most in
teresting sessions under the charge Of
the men of the church. q On Jan. 1
w. H, Otterburn will have charge Of
the meeting.
Every manufacturer in the city is
now earnestly asked to join in with
the association and boost for the big
Home Product show which will AXE
place in this city during the week Of
Jan. ii, for it is hoped to make this
the greatest show that ever happened
in the city. Meetings OF the commit
tee will be held from time to time
to further the project.