The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1912-08-09
City in Brief

Edw. s. johnson, lawyer, now locar-
ed at 535 deLendrecie building.
Mr.. and Mrs. s. w. Vance Of Crooks
ton arrived in the city last evening
for the purpose of attending the fun
eral services for J. 3. Folsom.
The exact date for the opening Of
the public schools has been fixed by
the members of the board of education
for Monday, Sept 8, this being one
week later than the usual time.
Jalrner Anderson OF the Holman
meat market on N. p. avenue, has just
received from the town Of Darlington,
a splendid English setter, with which
he will do some hunting during the
coming season.
Rockwells Pantorium has rented
the old candy factory Just opposite the
Hotel Gardner and is moving in. The
plant was formerly located in the old
Stone Music hall on First avenue, but
was burnt out few weeks ago.
Atty. w. G. Resser, having COM
pleted his outside week for the sea-
son can now be found In his office In
the Kaufman building, 56 Broadway,
where he win be glad to see all his
old friends and any new ones need
ing legal services. Phone 75s.
Every train entering or passing
through the city of Fargo going west
is filled to overfowing with farm la
borers, and many of the boys are
stopping of in this city and securing
good positions, while many more are
going to the middle and western part
Of the state.
The meeting In the interest Of the
Fargo auditorium that was called for
next Wednesday evening at the COM
merciai club has been postponed until
some future date, out Of respect to the
memory OF j. b. Folsom, chairman OF
the committee, whose funeral is taking
place this afternoon.
Street Commissioners Johnson and
his gang of men have again begun
work on Seventh street and when they
one of the very finest driving streets
In the city. The park commission ex-
| poets next summer to improve this
street to a great extent.
Exalted Ruler otto Morrow asks
that every member of the Elks lodge
| of this city be in attendance at the
meeting which will be held tomorrow
evening as there is great deal Of
| business to be done, and then, too
there will be the applications for mem.
bership to be referred.
Secretary Wolf of the Y. M. G. A
is arranging for a big meeting Of the
men at the Y. M. @. A. on Sunday aft.
ernoon. 1t win be a table meeting and
will be called to order at In the aft
/ ernoon. Members Of the "Y" VIII
hand the invitations about the street
before he hour of meeting.
The state coal dealers win arrive IN
the city Wednesday, Aug. Ia, to hold
their annual convention. This organ.
| ization is affiliated with the North
western Coal Dealers association and
it is expected that several hundred
/ will be present, including many whole
sale coal dealers from the east.
The Methodists and Presbyterian
will hold union service next Sunday
evening for the purpose of welcoming
Rev. DIR, Adams back to town. Tht
meeting will be held In DR.. Adams ole
| church on First avenue north and al
| are most cordially invited by Rev
Frederick q. Behner to attend.
The First Presbyterians viii hav,
| their Sunday school and church picnit
tomorrow at Oak Grove park, and al
/ friends Of the church and school ar,
most cordially invited to be in attend
ance. The idea is for each and ever
one to get to the grove as best he can
A pleasant programme has been ar.
ranged for the day