The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1912-12-21
City in Brief

MIR. and Mrs. J. T. Purcell will leave
the city this afternoon for North
field, Mimi, where they Will spend
the holiday season with Mrs. Pur-
cells parents.
After the first of the year the free
kindergarten Of Front street will be
housed in the Glad Tidings mission,
which will be very much more com
Portable n convenient than in the
old structure.
According to hunters who have been
out during the past few days, the
jackrabbits have acquired their winter
garments which are white in summer
and there are quite a number of them
in this section.
President McHose is very anxious
that every manufacturer shall be at
the meeting next Thursday which has
been called to further the Home Prod
ucts show. 1t is hoped that a great
deal win be done at this meeting.
Secretary Wolf of the Y. M. C. A.
will leave early tomorrow morning for
| Grand Forks. where tomorrow after
noon he will address the association,
giving some OF his experiences while
he was general secretary in the Pana-
ma district.
Chief of Police Keefe states that he
will see that the ordinances in re-
gard to the closing of the pool rooms
In this city is closely observed, as he
has noticed some pool room men feel
inclined to stretch the hour of clos
ing somewhat.
A r. Dewelly, one Of the best known
travellers who go out of Fargo, left
yesterday, for St. Paul, to visit his
folks and spend the Xmas holiday
season. He expects to return to his
duties with renewed vigor after the
first of tho year.
William Al Meyer, clerk at the Met
ropole hotel during the watches of the
night, win leave in a day or two to
visit his former nome at Little Falls,
Mimi, where his parents reside, and
Mrs. Meyer will accompany him. He
viii take his ten days vacation at
this time.
William Ringland. the well known
travelling man. who stops with his
family at the Waldorf during the win
ter months and at the lakes in the
Mimi. where he viii spend the holi
day season with the old folks and he
expected to have a fine time.
Rev. 8. q. Mccracken Of the Glad
Tidings mission desires that attention
be called to the fact that the protract-
ca meetings are still going on In his
| church on Front street ard that they
| will continue until the nrst Of the
year. There will be special services
tomorrow morning, afternoon and
evening.
This evening the first of q series OF
dances for the Elks and their ladies
will take place at the Prize hall, and
1T is expected that there will be a large
attendance, for the committee OF ar.
l-rangenents has left nothing undone
| for having a fine time. Lunch win b
served at midnight, This win be an
informal party.
Jim Almond Of Chicago, formerly of
the old Fargo Daily News editorial
| staff, is in the city TODAY on bust
ness. MFR. Almond Is now connected
| with the Highland Park Military
academy in one OF the beautiful sub
urbs OF the windy city. He viii
! spend SUNDAY here among his old
friends in this city.
Hugh Miller. who was formerly boys
secretary Of the local &. M. g. Al has
been appointed to the s-ecretaryship
OF the new association at Jamestown
and will take charge jan. /. Mr.. Mill
Her has been up on his ranch in the
northern part of the state and VIII de-
vote his time In the spring and sum-
nler 10 farm work. The jamestown
The Great Northern Fuel a. Con-
y NrAfe Ft0 MnectaffzA in g3ft anai. f9laftnS